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| How would your life be different if you experienced less fear and anxiety? If you had a stronger understanding of who you are—and who you’ve always been?
30 years ago, Dr. Brian Weiss astonished the world of psychiatry with the theories of past-life regression therapy detailed in his best-selling book: Many Lives, Many Masters. Today, Dr. Weiss remains the nation’s foremost expert in this field, and this April, he is bringing his intensive Many Lives, Many Masters workshop to Philadelphia, PA! This can’t-miss workshop explores the latest in hypnotic regression therapy, including a series of group past-life regression exercises, healing visualizations, and right brain training. Dr. Weiss will teach you what he has learned in his decades-long career and usher you into a new understanding of yourself. When we discuss what happens before we are born, after we die, and our possible future lives—we overcome the limitations set by our past conditioning and release our deep-rooted anxieties and fears. On this incredible psycho-spiritual journey, you’ll explore the limitless boundaries of the mind and soul—as well as: During this all-day event, you will have an opportunity to:
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Original link at English language:
Conference 
We live in a materialistic and consumerist society in which death is a taboo, hence the conference title. The human being asks himself, «Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going?».We have been searching for these answers and we have not found them yet in their totality. We are going to describe the experiences of some patients who have been clinically dead and who have managed to come back. These patients change their existential conception after their experiences. As chief of service, both in care therapy and in teaching, as well as in research, I have based myself on the scientific act, which is the law for which we know its bases, which we can reproduce experimentally in the laboratory. What I discuss here is largely scientifically based, but there is also a part that is not.