In recent days, I have heard many friends say that there are many supernatural things, such as stabbing myself in the head with a kitchen knife when sleepwalking; I heard a faint cry at home in the middle of the night when I came back from a business trip. In the dorm. Damn it or something.

In fact, when we were young, we all heard many anecdotes told by old people. For example, a dead soul speaks from a living body, and a person has many personalities, and so on.

I came across a book called Past Lives by Brian, a famous American psychologist. It was written by Dr. Weiss. Once published, this book became an American best seller for two years in a row. The origin of this book is attributed to the psychiatrist, a magical female patient.

The female patient's name is Catherine. She has severe depression and phobia. After a long struggle, she came to our doctor Weiss. After many failed treatments, an accidental hypnotherapy started a magical journey between doctors and patients. This Catherine actually entered her past life under hypnosis, and saw the life cycle of her dozens of lives piecemeal.

Moreover, she also described the process of her death in previous lives many times. There will be a peaceful light to warm the soul, and then the soul will leave the body and float in the air, and you can see your loved ones crying and busy with their death. Then the soul will wait for reincarnation or enter a higher dimension.

She even knew the reason why she was afraid of something in her life. For example, she was afraid of swallowing and her throat got stuck, because her throat was cut several times in her last life. Her life now has a particularly bad relationship with her father. Under hypnosis, she also recalled the past when her father beat and molested her when she was a child. And her father has appeared many times in her life cycle, that is, there is a feud between them for generations.

Maybe you'll say she made all this up? But magically, because she lives in different countries, every life has a different gender, so during hypnosis, she will speak with the pronunciation and grammar of the country where she was at that time.

During the years of hypnotherapy, Catherine became more and more glamorous and lived a very transparent and natural life. She was already two when she first saw a doctor.

Moreover, in the process of hypnosis, sometimes through her mouth, she tells some words similar to the soul master, telling the author some profound life truths. For example, life is urgent, so when it comes, you must accept it, not force it. Life goes on, we never really die, and we never really were born. We just go through different stages and have no end.

She even saw the doctor's dead father and son. They asked Catherine to tell the doctor not to be too immersed in the guilt of not saving them, because everyone will never live forever and will not really die. My son's illness and death is just to tell him that not all life and death problems can be solved by medicine.

Through the treatment of Catherine, Dr. Weiss understands that his mission in this life is to contact different patients as a psychologist, treat them in a more humane way and with a higher dimension and vision, and make the relationship between people more harmonious and calm. Instead of just relying on high-tech capabilities, we can establish a therapeutic relationship with patients in a cold and empty way.

Later, he also asked the soul master by hypnotizing Catherine, why do you say that everyone is equal, but the reality is different? Everyone's virtue, temper, property, rights, abilities and so on are obviously different.

The answer is this: it's like everyone has a big diamond in their heart. It has 1000 faces, but each face is covered with dust. The job of the soul is to clean these surfaces and restore their luster. Some people wash a lot of faces, while others only wash a few faces. The difference is that the cleaned surface is different, but each diamond itself is equally perfect.