Past Life Dreamwork: Healing the Soul through Understanding Karmic Patterns
“Past Life Dreamworkis a serious book, and ranks among the very few that are worth carrying in one’s briefcase, and sleeping on.” (D. V. Ahluwalia-Khalilova, Ph.D., senior lecturer in high energy and mathematical physics, Universit)“Both emotionally engaging and intellectually satisfying, this book is a major contribution to the literature of dreams and of inner exploration by a distinguished Jungian psychotherapist.” (Joseph Dispenza, author of God on Your Own: Finding a Spiritual Path Outside Religion)“This beautifully written description of a personal and professional journey will help many in their own search for ‘past life soulprints.’ Sabine Lucas’s case studies, grounded in dreams and validated through past life biographical research, add to the growing scientific evidence for the reincarnation hypothesis.” (Paul Von Ward, author of The Soul Genome: Science and Reincarnation)“I have just finished readingPast Life Dreamworkand I want to give it a five-star review. Aside from insights into her patients and ultimately herself, Sabine Lucas has helped me understand and contextualize dreams and patterns of dreams I have experienced over the past sixty years.” (Philip E Miller, Ph.D., director of the Klau Library, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Relig)" . . . a valuable addition to the library of anyone seriously interested in dreams and reincarnation." (Arlene Shovald, Ph.D., New Age Retailer)"From different kinds of past life dreams to case studies of dream therapy results, the focus inPast Life Dreamworkoffers many paths for healing." (The Midwest Book Review, July 2008)"Sabine's personal thread of posited previous lifetimes for her soul genome reads as a historical thriller that should be experienced without my giving away any clues. It will take you through sex changes, cultural divides, positions high and low, and across continents and millennia." (Paul Von Ward, Dream Network, Vol. 27, No. 2, Summer 2008)"Sabine's beautifully and sensitively written book provides valuable evidence that our nightly dreams preserve memories from previous lives that clearly influence our emotions and behaviors today." (Paul Von Ward, Association for Humanistic Psychology, Oct 2008)