Only Love Is Real: A Story Of Soulmates Reunited

I previously read Many Lives, Many Masters before reading this book. The simple narrative style is the same in Only Love Is Real, but I still really enjoyed this book. The lessons from the Masters were so interesting and I found myself nodding my head in agreement to their messages/lessons. I'm so grateful that we're able to receive this type of information in a way that is easy to understand and learn from. Whether you believe in PLRT or not, I don't think anyone can deny the importance of the advice/lessons you're receiving when you read this book. The idea that love conquers all is something that people forget in times of selfishness, greed, etc. We get so lost in our own lives/desires that we often take others and our lives for granted. This book feels like it's trying to remind us of what's important. And that's love! We need to love each other and our planet so that the collective can heal together. After reading this book, I really want to try PLRT. It almost seems like a cheat code to rid yourself of previous trauma and end unhealthy, repeating patterns/cycles in your life, but I really just want to do the work that I need to in order to evolve and help those around me to do the same. If PLRT can help with that, that would be amazing. If only it were offered through the NHS :)

Love this book. The second one I have read by this author. If you have an interest in reincarnation this book has a great love story in it. Mind blowing and thought-provoking. A very interesting read

Absolutely loved this book and read it all in a few hours. Could not put it down. It makes you think and stays with you!! Not for everyone I’m sure but I felt it was an amazing read and will be ordering more of his books!!!

I really enjoyed reading this book as I love real life stories. The possibilities mentioned in the book made me questioned quite a lot of my own experiences. If you have any interest in past lives or soul mates, I believe this is a book for you

My wife had heard about this book and wanted to read it, a true life read and very thoughtful to read, beautiful.

Bought as a gift

After having read "Many lives, Many Masters", by the same author, I wanted to go deeper in the same subject(reincarnation) -which indeed is one of my favourite ones. How many times have felt that you know somebody just by looking through his/her eyes? How many times times have you become someone's brother or sister just out of choice, not because you are related? and even more touching, how many times have you felt lonely (desperately looking for a companion of life) and seemed never to find him/her? This book shows -by means of an example- that there will be always someone waiting for you -that the ones that love you have always found your way and will always find it; much more important than matter is spirit and spirit does not die. Love always finds its way. "And now I can see... the memories of years gone by, the memories of love, the memories of love". I strongly recommed this book for all of them who want to understand life and death mysteries and break the paradigms and prejudices that blind our ways.

Dr Weiss presents wonderful and convincing accounts of previous lives patients recall under hypnosis. These have incredible atmosphere, and compellingly suggest there are no accidents in life, that the struggles we experience in relationships and the sometimes awful problems life throws at us are rooted in a past which though beyond the limits of normal memory is still real and our own. This recognition offers the possibility of seeing a kind of meaning in these experiences that makes them easier to accept, work through and understand. He presents experience as a process of learning in which death is no longer an enemy and life is a precious opportunity which really does make sense, even though that sense is only revealed in momentary glimpses most of the time. The explanations linking the stories, which he clearly feels are necessary, don't always have the impact of those stories for me, but he's a well respected doctor who has been tremendously important in opening up this field of therapy to mainstream medicine and I figure he knows what he's doing.