Summary of Brian L. Weiss’s Many Lives, Many Masters describes his treatment of a young woman to show how medical science has only begun to comprehend the mysteries of human existence.
In 1980, Weiss began to see Catherine, a 27-year-old lab technician employed by the hospital where he practiced, for debilitating fears that included drowning, choking, and the dark…
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