I have all his books and I've read them all too.

They are page turners. The kind of books you can't put down. And then you go searching for more.

As I read it all rang so true that I knew I had found something to hang onto. I loved the Brien Weiss books as well.

They make sense to me. So interesting too, that he uses research methods and finds consistency in people's experiences.

When I read his books years ago I wished there was a way to check it out myself. I'm gonna have a look at the link--thanks!

There's another book, different author called Courageous Souls. That's interesting too.

they even led me to my first (and only) past life regression session which was fascinating. I can't recommend them enough!

did you do anything with "between lives?"

but it was SO expensive. If I remember correctly, I think the LBL sessions were around $400 or $500 and the regular sessions were something like $125. Since my husband and I went together to each have a session, it was just too much money so we both just got the regular session. It was really cool! All kinds of stuff came through but the weird thing is you feel like you are just making stuff up because you are "conscious" for the entire thing. But then a couple days later I got a HUGE validation that was really freaky (in a good way) so I think the past life regressions do work. I would love to go back and have a life between lives session, but it's just so darn expensive!

(it's always about the money. unfortunately)

to the state of incarnating as bacteria, and then erasure/reset (if you need a less awful word than erasure).

and the long, deep negativity certainly doesn't take place over the course of just a few lifetimes. and i think if & when such a thing happens it is an extreme rarity. overall, generally speaking, and assuming things go as planned (with guides and other members of our soul groups), i would say souls are definitely immortal.

through many lives of unerring negativity without new learning. The Jewish mystics and at least one other path discuss this; I do not remember which one.

"The matrix of a soul is potentially immortal but the experience may be lost through many lives of unerring negativity without new learning."

Most of what we think of as our bodies is commensurate and symbiotic bacteria. They live in our gut and help us digest our food, live on our skin and in its pores, where they help prime our immune systems, etc. In fact, the mitochondria that are "energy factory" organelles inside every cell of our body most likely was once a bacteria species existing in such deep symbiosis that it lost its separate identity.