Since 1988, Brian Weiss's bestseller Many Lives, Many Masters has continued to fuel an enduring fascination. The story of Catherine, the patient who allegedly recalled past existences during hypnotic regression—thereby achieving an improvement in her condition—has captivated millions of readers. However, when psychiatry, cognitive psychology, and neuroscience examine the phenomenon through the scientific method, the picture changes: it does not …
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