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Featuring seven case histories of real people who were regressed into their lives between lives, this text discusses the mystery of life in the herafter.

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1 author picked Destiny of Souls as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

A few years ago when my wife suddenly died, on the second day I spoke to a dear friend who also happens to be a longtime monk on my spiritual path. He mentioned a book by a psychologist who took people to see the greater arc of their soul’s journey—their ‘lives between lives’. That doctor was Dr. Michael Newton, and this is my favorite of his series.

At the time, reading it had a profound effect on my growing understanding of the greater arc of the human soul and provided an immense sense of peace. Above all, it soothed my…

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