It's Never The End. Past Lives Present Destiny: Regression Therapy following the teachings of Dr. Brian Weiss Paperback – May 8, 2016

I really enjoyed the regressions the author chose to put in this book. The cases were quite interesting and each had a specific message about life for us all. If you believe in past lives, or even if you just wonder, I highly recommend this book.

I love reading about past life regressions, I got started on it through Brian Weiss (whom he quotes). I’m not sure if it’s because this book may have been translated originally from another language prior to English, but his accounts seem a bit disingenuous nor does he follow through with the characters, just accounts one regression experience for each patient. Although all together it is a nice story, he talks about other things Brian Weiss hadn’t talked about. Quick and easy read, overall I enjoyed it .

Absolutely loved this book!!! I didn’t want to put it down until I completed it!I have read and loved all of Brian Weiss’ books. Loved how Alex Raco’s clear explanations were both spiritual and scientific.

I loved this little book as I never tire reading about reincarnation and past life regressions. It renews my belief that our souls are eternal and that our role in each physical lifetime is to learn love and compassion for ourselves and others. I have read many of the books by Brian Weiss, and identify closely with his teachings.

I love past life books and this is a nice one

I liked learning about various regression therapies. However it seemed a bit bizarre when I read someone was an animal (bear) in a previous life. Too crazy to think a human soul could have been an animal.

I enjoyed it from beginning to end.

It was awesome! I loved it! I don't normally read books more than once but I'm considering reading this one again. Maybe even a 3rd time :) I would totally recommend this book to a friend.

Have read lots about past life regression and also life between lives and although this is mostly case history it has a sensible approach which also explains the neurophysiology of hypnosis in very to understand but not patronising terms and this also, I think, might help readers discern what is a genuine regression experience versus mental artefacts which they may have self-constructed. An absolutely riveting read.

The author is a very talented man whose compassion and love come through in the way he writes of the experiences of his clients in past life regressions.I have read all of Brian Weiss's books and recommend this as a worthy addition to the understanding of this fascinating subject

I am enjoying reading this book. The book is well written and well worth passing on to anyone who is curious about the subject. I recommend the book.

Very interesting. Good examples of transgressions. All as described

Not as good as some books I have read on this subject