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Past-Life Therapy Training

Aug 4–9, 2024

Member: $1,295.00

Standard: $1,395.00

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Learn past-life therapy techniques and build healthy relationships, enhance creativity, and find greater joy in life with Brian and Carole Weiss.

Dr. Brian Weiss offers a quick introduction on what to expect in the Past-Life Therapy Trainings.

Gain theoretical knowledge, intensive practical skills, and experience in past-life regression therapy in the only Past-Life Therapy Training being offered by Brian and Carole Weiss in 2024. In this training, you observe and experience individual and group regression sessions and demonstrations.

Guided by Brian and Carole, health-care professionals add a new dimension to their therapeutic repertoire, while nonprofessionals explore their own past lives as a way to increase understanding of self and the nature of human existence. You learn:

• Techniques of hypnosis, visual imagery, meditation, and working with past lives
• History and current research related to hypnosis, visual imagery, meditation techniques, and working with past lives
• Mind-body connection and its relationship to healing physical and psychological illness
• How to identify the capacity of a client to undergo hypnosis, conduct a hypnotic induction, and interpret the content of a client's hypnotic recall

This training offers an invaluable opportunity to learn past-life therapy techniques while exploring our own past lives. Retrieve and release memories from childhood and prior lives in order to build healthy relationships, enhance creativity, and find greater satisfaction in life. It is valuable for health-care professionals as well as nonprofessionals who want an in-depth experience of this approach.

Participants receive a certificate of completion at the conclusion of this training.

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Note: Enrollment is limited for this program; register early. Participants cannot transfer out of this workshop once it begins.

Suggested Reading:

• Through Time Into Healing by Brian Weiss
• Miracles Happen: The Transformational Healing Power of Past-Life Memories by Brian Weiss and Amy Weiss

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Each Omega participant must book accommodations separately.  Your choice of housing includes your room, all  meals  and use of facilities and amenities  — such as optional classes, recreation, walking trails, parking, and all other guest services.

Single Cabin Room A

One queen-size bed.  Stay comfortably with heat, ceiling fan, and air-conditioning.  Linens are included.  Ask the registration team (877-944-2002) about our accessible rooms.

Double Cabin Room A

Two full-sized beds. For double occupancy, available only when you register with a companion.  Stay comfortable with heat, ceiling fan, and air-conditioning.  Linens are included.Ask the registreation team (877-944-2002) about our accessible rooms.

Single Cabin Room B

One queen-size bed.  Bath shared with the adjoining room.  Stay comfortably with heat and air conditioning.

Dorm Single

One twin bed.  Hall bath shared by 5 to 10 guests.  Dorms are generally single gender, but may be coed.  Pillow and blanket provided.  Bring your own sheets and towels or rent linens from Omega for a small fee.  Stay comfortably with heat and air conditioning.

Single Tent Cabin

Twin bed.  Wood-framed, wooden walls with screened windows and canvas roof.  Bathhouse nearby.  Pillows and blankets are provided.  Please bring your own sheets, sleeping bag and towels, or rent from Omega for a small fee.  No heat.  No air-conditioning.

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Two twin beds.  For double occupancy, register with a companion.  Wood-framed, wooden walls with screened windows and canvas roof. Bathhouse nearby. Pillows and blankets are provided.  Please bring your own sheets or sleeping bag and towels, or rent from Omega for a small fee.  No heat.  No air-conditioning.

One pre-assigned campsite.  Bathhouse nearby.  Bring your own tent and all appropriate camping gear.  Stoves, campfires, and recreational vehicles are not allowed on campus.  Limited availability.

Please note there is a special schedule for this course:

4:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m. Check In (Rooms available after 5:00 p.m.)

8:00 a.m.–8:45 a.m. Commuter check-in (if not checked-in the previous evening)

9:00 a.m.–Noon Workshop

2:30 p.m.–5:00 p.m. Workshop

2:30 p.m.–5:00 p.m. Optional Small Group Practice

1:00 p.m. Check Out

The above schedule is subject to change at the discretion of the faculty.

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Comic-Con 2024 Schedule: The Top Movie & TV Panels And Events In San Diego

By Anthony D'Alessandro , Patrick Hipes

UPDATED with all days: San Diego Comic-Con released the full schedule for its 2024 edition, which this year runs July 25-28. The annual confab is officially centered at the San Diego Convention Center, but in reality it invades the city with an army of comics, genre, movie and TV fans and cosplayers looking for the latest news.

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Other marquee film and TV series that have now set panels for Comic-Con include everything from Transformers One and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power to Doctor Who and universes from Anne Rice and Star Trek to The Walking Dead .

Below find the best movie and TV events – panels, screenings and more — and their dates, times and venues.

Thursday, July 25

Transformers One 11:45 a.m., Hall H

Paramount Animation and Hasbro Entertainment’s panel for the first Transformers animated movie in almost 40 years will include Chris Hemsworth, Brian Tyree Henry, Keegan-Michael Key, director Josh Cooley and producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura.

Teacup 1:45 p.m., Ballroom 20

Executive producers James Wan and Ian McCulloch and stars Yvonne Strahovski, Scott Speedman and Chaske Spencer are expected at a panel that will include an exclusive sneak peek at Peacock and Atomic Monster’s upcoming original horror series.

Spotlight on Jim Lee 2PM, Room 6E World-renowned comic book artist, writer, and president/publisher/chief creative officer of DC  Jim Lee  ( Batman, Superman, Justice League, Suicide Squad ) talks about his 35+ years in the comics industry and sketches your favorite characters live on the big screen. Watch the creative process first-hand and learn the tricks of the trade that bring DC’s characters to life.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians 2:15 p.m., Hall H

The Disney+ original series makes its Comic-Con debut with cast members Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries and Aryan Simhadri, and co-creator/EP Jonathan E. Steinberg and EP Dan Shotz scheduled to appear.

Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2:15 p.m., Room 6BCF

Host, writer, podcaster and stand-up comedian Claire Lim will join the voices of Leo, Raph, Donnie, Mikey as well as producers of the Paramount+ animated series.

Those About to Die 3 p.m., Ballroom 20

Executive producer/director Roland Emmerich and stars Iwan Rheon, Sara Martins, Moe Hashim, Jojo Macari and Dimitri Leonidas help reveal an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of the Peacock series about the Roman Empire’s explosive intersection of sports, politics and dynasties.

What We Do In The Shadows Farewell Tour Kick-Off 3:30 p.m., Hall H

Join cast and producers for a high-spirited conversation and be among the first to see a brand-new episode from the sixth and final season of the FX comedy series.

Deadpool & Wolverine Celebration of Life 6:30PM, Hall H

On the same day that the latest Marvel tentpole hits theaters, Marvel’s Kevin Feige, director Shawn Levy and stars Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are expected to attend a panel to commemorate its box office opening. This is separate from Marvel Studios’ main Hall H panel on Saturday (see below).

Fox Animation Domination: Universal Basic Guys and Krapopolis 8:30 p.m., Room 6DE

Co-creators and executive producers Adam Malamut and Craig Malamut present  Universal Basic Guys . Then, creator and executive producer Dan Harmon and special guests present new footage from the upcoming season of  Krapopolis.

Friday, July 26

The Boys 10 a.m., Hall H

Showrunner and executive producer Eric Kripke joins the Prime Video series’ stars for a postseason finale celebration, featuring behind-the-scenes secrets, favorite moments, and thrilling surprises.

Common Side Effects 11 a.m., Indigo Ballroom

Co-creator Steve Hely and writer-director Sean Buckelew will join the Adult Swim comedic thriller’s voice cast including Martha Kelly, Emily Pendergast, Joseph Lee Anderson and Dave King to discuss the new series, which hails from executive producers Mike Judge and Greg Daniels, and creators Joe Bennett and Hely.

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power 11 a.m., Hall H

A day after Prime Video hosts an invite-only press and influencer reception for the series, it hosts a Hall H panel featuring showrunners J.D. Payne and Patrick McKay as well as cast giving fans a inside look ahead of the August 29 Season 2 premiere date.

Snowpiercer 11:15 a.m., Ballroom 20

After an exclusive advanced screening of an all-new episode of  Snowpiercer  (Season 4, Episode 2 “The Sting of Survival”), stars Daveed Diggs, Mickey Sumner, and Mike O’Malley  join executive producers Paul Zbyszewski and Christoph Schrewe to tease the AMC/AMC+ series’ fourth and final season.

Writer-director Takashi Sano, producers Joseph Chou and Takenari Maeda, and Adult Swim’s head of action and anime Jason DeMarco will share details about the Adult Swim franchise’s new series.

Doctor Who 12:30 p.m., Hall H

Stars Ncuti Gatwa (the Fifteenth Doctor) and Millie Gibson are joined by showrunner and writer Russell T Davies as they discuss the latest season and its game-changing finale episode, which streamed on Disney+ and BBC iPlayer.

The Walking Dead: Dead City 1:45 p.m., Hall H

Confirmed panelists include stars Lauren Cohan, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Gaius Charles and Željko Ivanek along with showrunner/executive producer Eli Jorné and The Walking Dead Universe chief content officer/EP Scott M. Gimple who will discuss the upcoming Season 2 of the AMC/AMC+ series.

Solar Opposites 2 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

Solar Opposites  executive producers Mike McMahan and Josh Bycel are joined by cast members Thomas Middleditch, Mary Mack and Sean Giambrone on a panel that will include a screening of a never-before-seen episode and a look ahead to Season 5 premiering August 12 on Hulu.

Gremlins: The Wild Batch 2:15 p.m., Room 6A

Executive producers Tze Chun and Brendan Hay and stars Ming-Na Wen, Izaac Wang, AJ LoCascio and Gabrielle Nevaeh preview Season 2 of the Max animated prequel series hailing from Amblin Television in association with Warner Bros Animation.

Like a Dragon: Yakuza 2:30 p.m., Room 5AB

Series lead member Ryoma Takeuchi, producers, a surprise A-list star from the cast and a SEGA producer share an exclusive first look at Season 2 of the Prime Video series based on the SEGA game.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol 2:45 p.m., Hall H

Panelists including showrunner/EP David Zabel, Scott M. Gimple, EP/director Greg Nicotero, Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride and Louis Puech Scigliuzzi will discuss the upcoming Season 2 and debut the trailer for the AMC/AMC+ series.

The Great North 3 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

Get to know the creative minds behind the Fox animated series including creators and executive producers Wendy Molyneaux, Lizzie Molyneaux-Logelin and Loren Bouchard, and voice cast including Dulcé Sloan, Paul Rust and Aparna Nancherla.

Bob’s Burgers 4 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

Creator/executive producer Loren Bouchard, EPs Nora Smith and Holly Schlesinger and supervising director Bernard Derriman will break news about the upcoming  Bob’s Burgers  season on Fox, joined by cast including H. Jon Benjamin, John Roberts, Kristen Schaal, Eugene Mirman, Dan Mintz and Larry Murphy.

The Tower First Look 4:45 p.m. Room 6A

Bella Thorne, Jack Kilmer, Cam Gigandet, director-writer Adam Sigal, producer Clare Bateman-King and talk indie filmmaking and show off the upcoming fantasy drama  The Tower .

Alien: Romulus 5:15 p.m., Hall H

Director Fede Alvarez and cast Cailee Spaeny, David Jonsson, Archie Renaux, Isabela Merced, Spike Fearn and Aileen Wu discuss the next installment of 20th Century Studios’ iconic franchise.

Dexter: Original Sin 5:45 p.m., Ballroom 20

Showrunner/EP Clyde Phillips, EP Scott Reynolds and cast members Christian Slater, Patrick Gibson and Molly Brown take fans into the new Paramount+ series. Moderated by  Original Sin  guest star Sarah Michelle Gellar.

The cast and creators from both Max Original adult animated series from DC and WB Animation will offer sneak peeks at unreleased  Kite Man: Hell Yeah!  scenes and a look at what’s in store for  Harley Quinn ’s upcoming fifth season.

House of the Dragon Season 2 Episode 7: Special Advance Screening 10:30 p.m., Room 6A

An exclusive screening of the penultimate Season 2 episode of the HBO series House of the Dragon ahead of its debut Sunday, July 28.

Saturday, July 27

Ghosts 10 a.m., Ballroom 20

Series stars and EPs gather for a panel conversation discussing the Season 3 cliffhanger of the CBS and Paramount+ comedy series and revealing for what’s ahead in Season 4.

My Adventures with Superman 10 a.m., Indigo Ballroom

Executive producers Jake Wyatt, Josie Campbell and Brendan Clogher, and voice cast members Jack Quaid, Alice Lee, Ishmel Sahid and Kiana Madeira answer questions from Season 2 of Adult Swim’s Warner Bros Animation series and provide details on Season 3.

Futurama 11 a.m., Ballroom 20

Matt Groening, David X. Cohen, Claudia Katz and voice cast Billy West, John DiMaggio, Lauren Tom, Phil LaMarr, David Herman and Maurice LaMarche will preview the new season of the 20th Television Animation series premiering July 29 on Hulu.

Everybody Still Hates Chris 11:15 a.m., Indigo Ballroom

The voice cast of Comedy Central’s reimagined adult animated series joins for a panel discussion and an exclusive first look at the series.

The Toys That Made Us 11:15 a.m., Room 6A

Director Brian Volk-Weiss, Benjamin J. Frost, Nick Ferrell, Savannah Goss and Bryan W. Adams offer updates on the documentary series.

Superman & Lois 11:15 a.m., Hall H

A special video presentation of the Berlanti Productions/WBTV series will be followed by a Q&A with stars and producers to discuss the fourth and final season that returns in the fall on the CW. 

The Simpsons Noon, Ballroom 20

Matt Groening, Matt Selman, Rob LaZebnik, Tim Bailey and special guest moderator Kevin Smith give an exclusive sneak preview of Treehouse of Horror 35 on the iconic animated series from 20th Television Animation, Fox and Disney+.

Abbott Elementary 12:30 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

Creator/star/executive producer Quinta Brunson and stars Tyler James Williams, Janelle James, Chris Perfetti, Lisa Ann Walter, William Stanford Davis and Sheryl Lee Ralph join EPs Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, Randall Einhorn and Brian Rubenstein in a behind-the-scenes conversation about the ABC/20th TV comedy series.

American Dad! 1 p.m., Ballroom 20

Panelists for the 20th TV Animation/Fox/Hulu animated series include stars Wendy Schaal, Scott Grimes, Rachael MacFarlane, Dee Bradley Baker and Jeff Fischer, and EPs Matt Weitzman, Kara Vallow and Nic Wegener.

The Rookie 1:45 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

Executive producer/star Nathan Fillion, and stars Mekia Cox, Alyssa Diaz, Richard T. Jones, Melissa O’Neil, Eric Winter, Shawn Ashmore and Lisseth Chavez discuss the ABC/ABC Signature series ahead of its seventh season.

Wynonna Earp: Vengeance 1:45 p.m., Room 6A

Castmembers Melanie Scrofano, Tim Rozon, Dom Provost-Chalkley, Katherine Barrell and creator Emily Andras discuss the new adventures in a 90-minute scripted special on Tubi.

This 25th anniversary panel gathers castmembers Alex Borstein, Seth Green, Jennifer Tilly, Gary Cole and Mike Henry, and EPs Rich Appel, Alec Sulkin, Steve Callaghan and Kara Vallow to discuss the legacy of the 20th Television Animation/Hulu/Fox animated series.

Star Trek Universe 2:15 p.m., Hall H

The casts and creatives of Paramount+ series Star Trek: Strange New Worlds , Star Trek: Lower Decks , Star Trek: Starfleet Academy  and Star Trek: Section 31 , including the likes of Alex Kurtzman, gather in Hall H.

Batman: Caped Crusader 2:45 p.m., Room 6BCF

EP Matt Reeves and castmembers discuss key storylines from the upcoming Prime Video series that reimagines the Batman mythology and show off a world-premiere screening of the new season.

Tracker 3 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

Star/EP Justin Hartley and showrunner/EP Elwood Reid tease what’s next for Colter Shaw in Season 2 of the CBS series, which is based on Jeffrey Deaver’s novel The Never Game .

The Wild Robot 4:15 p.m., Room 6BCF

Writer-director Chris Sanders and stars Lupita Nyong’o and Kit Connor in a panel conversation about DreamWorks Animation’s new feature film, based on the bestselling book by Peter Brown.

Silo 4 p.m., Ballroom 20

Executive producer and star Rebecca Ferguson, Common, creator/showrunner Graham Yost, executive producer (and books’ author) Hugh Howey and surprise guests will discuss what to look forward to in Season 2.

The Penguin 4:45 p.m., Hall H Stars Colin Farrell (virtually), Cristin Milioti and Rhenzy Feliz, EPs Matt Reeves and Dylan Clark and showrunner/EP Lauren LeFranc are expected, with the official trailer for the now-HBO series to be released during the session.

Anne Rice Universe: Interview With the Vampire and Mayfair Witches 5 p.m., Ballroom 20

Confirmed panelist for the AMC/AMC+ series include Interview with the Vampire EP Mark Johnson, showrunner / EP Rolin Jones and stars Sam Reid, Delainey Hayles, Assad Zaman and production designer Mara LePere-Schloop; and Mayfair Witches’ Johnson, showrunner / EP Esta Spalding and stars Alexandra Daddario, Harry Hamlin, Tongayi Chirisa , Ben Feldman, Jack Huston and Alyssa Jirrels.

Marvel Studios 6 p.m., Hall H

Marvel Studios president and producer Kevin Feige and special guests provide an inside look at the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe.

From 6:45 p.m., Indigo Ballroom

The cast and creative team of the MGM+ series take a sneak peek at the new questions and threats that await the townsfolk in Season 3.

Hellboy: The Crooked Man 6:45 p.m., Room 6DE

The cast of the upcoming film including Jack Kesy, Jefferson White, Adeline Rudolph ( Resident Evil )—director Brian Taylor ( Crank ), and Hellboy creator Mike Mignola will talk about the challenges and rewards of translating a comic book series to film.

Kevin Smith 7:30PM, Hall H Kevin Smith wants to use his mouth on you at Comic-Con! As  Clerks  celebrates its 30th anniversary, the writer/director and pop culture loudmouth returns to Hall H with an exclusive sneak peek at his newest flick,  The 4:30 Movie!  Once he’s done hawking his wares, get ready to have your Q’s elaborately A’d by a guy who loves the sound of his own voice! Attendees can also expect to get some inside dirt on the next Jay & Silent Bob movie,  That 90’s Show,  Smodcastle Cinemas, Secret Stash Press, and Chronic Con—the inaugural IRL convention this fall that’s devoted to all things Askew!

Sunday, July 28

Special screening of an episode from Season 2 of CBS Studios series, followed by conversation with Star Trek veteran and voice actor Kate Mulgrew and EPs Kevin and Dan Hageman to discuss the new season currently streaming on Netflix.

Yo Gabba GabbaLand! 12:30 p.m., Room 6DE

Co-creators Scott Schultz and Christian Jacobs look back at their original preschool pop culture phenomenon  Yo Gabba Gabba!  and look forward to its upcoming reboot series on Apple TV+. Panelists include original series’ voice actors, plus new series host Kammy Kam (Kamryn Smith).

Jurassic World: Chaos Theory 3 p.m., Room 6DE

EPs Scott Kreamer and Aaron Hammersley along with series cast members offer an inside look at the Netflix animated series and what’s in store for Season 2 of the DreamWorks Animation, Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment.

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Willow Bay, Bob Iger Seal Deal to Buy Control of L.A.’s Angel City FC, Valuing Women’s Soccer Team at $250 Million

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Kicking women’s soccer to new heights, Willow Bay and her husband, Disney chief Bob Iger , clinched a deal to acquire a controlling stake in Los Angeles pro team Angel City Football Club.

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Bay said, “As fans and friends of ACFC, we are thrilled to join this team as owners at this historic moment in sports. ACFC and these incredible athletes have already had a tremendous impact on the NWSL, women’s soccer, and the Los Angeles community. With this investment of resources and capital, we hope to accelerate the growth of the club and the NWSL. Working with the team and board, and the incredible community of ACFC fans, we are committed to advancing the club’s mission of driving equity on and off the field.”

According to the team, the $50 million in additional capital invested by Bay and Iger “will support and elevate ACFC in its ongoing efforts to be an innovative, best-in-class organization that can achieve success on and off the pitch in a way that is consistent with the community- and equity-driven mission and values that have been fundamental to the club since its inception.”

​​Angel City FC was founded in 2020 by actor and activist Natalie Portman, venture capitalist Kara Nortman and entrepreneur Julie Uhrman. Alexis Ohanian, founder of Reddit and venture-capital firm Seven Seven Six and husband of tennis star Serena Williams, was the team’s founding controlling owner. Together with founding investors David Nathanson and Brian Weinstein, who served as independent board members, and early investor Gillian Berry, this group constituted ACFC’s founding board. Chris Frank, who has served as a board observer, and Sidley Austin partner Eric Geffner have been advisers to this group since inception.

Following the closing of the deal, ACFC’s board of directors will continue to include Portman, Uhrman, Ohanian and Berry.

In 2023, ACFC generated the highest revenue of any women’s team in the world. The club was No. 1 in NWSL attendance, sponsorship revenue and total revenue, and has the largest season ticket membership. In addition, ACFC developed a sponsorship model that allocates 10% of sponsorship revenue back into the Los Angeles community organizations. Currently in its third season in the NWSL, ACFC’s roster includes former USWNT players Christen Press and Sydney Leroux, New Zealand National Team captain Ali Riley, and local stars Alyssa and Gisele Thompson.

The ACFC ownership group also includes sports icons Billie Jean King and Ilana Kloss; WNBA legend Candace Parker and her daughter Lailaa; 13 former players from the United States Women’s National Team including Julie Foudy, Mia Hamm, Lauren Cheney Holiday and Abby Wambach; Olympic gold medalist and alpine skiing legend Lindsey Vonn; USMNT and MLS alum Cobi Jones; Latin pop superstar Becky G; actors Uzo Aduba, Jessica Chastain, America Ferrera, Jennifer Garner, Eva Longoria and Lilly Singh; author and activist Glennon Doyle; current and former NFL players Matthew Stafford and Ryan Kalil; and entertainment executive Cindy Holland.

Allen & Co. is serving as the financial adviser and Milbank is serving as the legal adviser to Bay and Iger. Moelis & Co. is serving as the exclusive financial adviser to ACFC and Sidley Austin is serving as legal advisor to the club. The Levinson Group is serving as strategic communications adviser. Legal advisers to members of ACFC’s board of directors included Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, Venable and Craig Jacobson.

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Shannen Doherty, the former child star who rose to fame in Aaron Spelling’s Beverly Hills, 90210 , died Saturday after facing breast cancer for several years. She was 53 years old.

“It is with a heavy heart that I confirm the passing of actress Shannen Doherty. On Saturday, July 13, she lost her battle with cancer after many years of fighting the disease,” said Doherty’s publicist Leslie Sloane.

Born April 12, 1971 in Memphis, Tennessee, Shannen Doherty debuted on television in an episode of the Michael Landon-produced drama Father Murphy in 1981. One year later, Landon added Doherty to the cast of Little House on the Prairie , then retitled Little House: A New Beginning , as Jenny Wilder for the final 1981-82 season. She also appeared in the three Little House follow-up movies and a number of TV movies, and guest-starred in series like Magnum, P.I. , Airwolf and Landon’s Highway to Heaven before being cast in the two season NBC family drama Our House , which aired from 1986 to 1988.

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Doherty's first major motion picture role was in the dark comedy Heathers i n 1988, and she garnered worldwide attention as Brenda Walsh in Beverly Hills, 90210 in 1990. After developing a reputation for being difficult to work with on the set, she exited the high school-themed drama after four seasons.

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Four years later, in 1998, Doherty reteamed with Aaron Spelling for the fantasy dramas Charmed , but also departed prematurely, this time after just three seasons.

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In 2003, Doherty hosted the first season of the Sci Fi Channel hidden camera series Scare Tactics . She appeared as a regular in the one season TV drama North Shore . And she produced and starred in her own reality show, Breaking Up with Shannen Doherty , on cable’s Oxygen Channel in 2006.

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The Continental Tour is back.

Out of the 200 World Athletics Continental Tour events scheduled in 2024, this one is in Switzerland. 

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Athletes including Americans Brian Faust , Luke Houser and Sage Hurta-Klecker traveled to Lucerne for the chance to win gold before September. 

The meet's stream will be on FloTrack , starting off with the women's 100m hurdles. Americans Amber Hughes and Talie Bonds are entered in the 100m hurdles. 

From the U.S., Kasey Knevelbaard will end the meet in the men's 3000m final. 

Men's 100m Hurdles Results

• Rafael HENRIQUE PEREIRA - Brazil - 13.54
• Elie BACARI - Belgium - 13.57
• Enzo DIESSL - Austria - 13.62
• Kader LARRINAGE ABDEL - Portugal - 13.66
• Tim EIKERMANN - Germany - 13.69 
• Romain LECOEUR - France - 13.70 
• Timme KOSTER - Netherlands - 13.70 
• Jakub SZYMAŃSKI - Poland - 13.71 
• Micha RUTSCHMANN - Switzerland - 14.17 
• Fabio KÜCHLER - Switzerland - 14.20 
• Aurel MANGA - 14.95

Women's 100m Hurdles Results

• Jasmine CAMACHO-QUINN - Puerto Rico - 12.41
• Maribel CAICEDO - Ecuador - 12.64
• Cyrena SAMBA-MAYELA - France - 12.85 
• Reetta HURSKE - Finland - 12.87 
• Karin STRAMETZ - Austria - 12.88 
• Amber HUGHES - USA - 13.04 
• Rosina SCHNEIDER - Germany - 13.05 
• Angelika WEGIERSKA - Italy - 13.08 
• Giada CARMASSI - Italy - 13.10 
• Talie BONDS - USA - 13.17 
• Pauline LETT - France - 13.41
• Larissa BERTENYI - Switzerland - 13.64 
• Carla WILD -- Switzerland - 13.87 
• Lena WEISS - Switzerland - 14.00 
• Meret BAUMGARTNER - Switzerland - 14.19 

Men's 100m Results

• Ajayi KAYINSOLA - Nigeria - 10.00 
• Ronnie BAKER - USA - 10.09 
• Favour ASHE - Nigeria - 10.10 
• Kendal WILLIAMS - USA - 10.11
• Simon VERHERSTRAETEN - Belgium - 10.16 
• JT SMITH - USA - 10.22
• Lance LANG - USA - 10.24
• Cejhae GREENE - Antigua and Barbuda - 10.32
• Rohan WATSON - Jamaica - 10.32
• Kayhan ÖZER - Turkey - 10.33
• Samuele CECCARELLI - Italy - 10.35
• Michael CAMPBELL - Jamaica - 10.37 
• Jeff REAIS WILLIAMS - Switzerland - 10.51 
• Kristian ENG - Switzerland - 10.74 
• Nino PORTMANN - Switzerland - 10.76 
• Andreas BUR - Switzerland - 10.92 
• Lionel BRÜGGER - Switzerland - 11.07 
• Mario AEBERHARD - Switzerland - 11.16 
• Philipp HANDLER - Switzerland - 11.17 
• Wanhead PIN - Cambodia - 11.38 

Women's 100m Results

• Zoe HOBBS - New Zealand - 11.17 
• Mujinga KAMBUNDJI - Switzerland - 11.20 
• Kemba NELSON - Jamaica - 11.21
• Gina LÜCKENKEMPER - Germany - 11.21
• Serena COLE - Jamaica - 11.24
• Celera BARNES - USA - 11.29, Boglarka TAKACS - Hungary - 11.29 
• Shashlee FROBES - Jamaica - 11.31
• Jodean WILLIAMS - Jamaica - 11.31
• Rebekka HAASE - Germany - 11.38 
• Krystal SLOLEY - Jmaica - 11.38 
• Mia GROSS - Australia - 11.47 
• Briana WILLIAMS - Jamaica - 11.50 
• Kishawna NILES - Jamaica - 11.58 
• Cyntia REINLE - Switzerland - 11.66 
• Anja MING - Switzerland - 11.72 
• Abassia RAHMANI - Switzerland - 13.35
• Tatjana SCHWAB - Switzerland - 13.38

Women's 400m Hurdles Results

• Cassandra TATE - USA - 54.72 
• Yasmin GIGER - Switzerland - 55.43
• Nikoleta JICHOVA - Czechia - 55.53
• Rebecca SATORI - Italy - 55.67
• Salome HÜSLER - Switzerland - 56.04 
• Aurelie CHABOUDEZ - France - 56.70 
• Carolina KRAFZIK - Germany - 56.91

Women's Pole Vault Results

• Emily GROVE - USA - 4.60, Angelica MOSER - Switzerland - 4.60 
• Gabriela LEON - USA - 4.60 
• Roberta BRUNI - Italy - 4.45, Olivia McTAGGART - New Zealand - 4.45, Alysha NEWMAN - Canada - 4.45
• Lene RETZIUS - Norway - 4.45
• Robeilys PEINADO - Venezuela - 4.45, Chloe TIMBERG - USA - 4.45

Men's 400m Results

• Samuel OGAZI - Nigeria - 45.17 
• Brian FAUST - USA - 45.28 
• Nene ZAKITHI - South Africa - 45.35
• Emmanuel BAMIDELE - Nigeria - 45.35
• Dylan BORLÉE - Belgium - 45.36
• Lionel SPITZ - Switzerland - 45.55
• Gardeo ISAACS - South Africa - 46.20 
• Sam READON - Great Britain - 46.27 
• Davide re - ITALY - 46.71 
• Nathan GYGER - Switzerland - 47.41
• Rusheen McDONALD - Jamaica - 47.41
• Pierre-Yves BREGENZER - Switzerland - 48.12
• Juri JUTZET - Switzerland - 48.35
• Martin FUCHS - Switzerland - 49.00 
• Yannis KÜNZLER - Switzerland - 49.43

Women's 800m Results

• Abbey CALDWELL - Australia - 1:59.35
• Charline MATHIAS - Luxembourg - 2:00.13
• Sage HURTA-KLECKER - USA - 2:00.56
• Heather McLEAN - USA - 2:00.74 
• Angelika SARNA - Poland - 2:00.76
• Rachel PELLAUD - Switzerland - 2:00.78 
• Claudia HOLLINGSWORTH - Australia - 2:01.42
• Veronica VANCARDO - Switzerland - 2:01.54 
• Maria FREIJ - Sweden - 2:05.75 
• Annina MÖSCHING - Switzerland - 2:08.31 
• Anna PETER - Switzerland - 2:08.98 
• Andrina LUSTENBERGER - Switzerland - 2:12.60 
• Joëlle PAULI - Switzerland - 2:12.75

Men's Shot Put Results

• Payton OTTERDAHL - USA - 21.95 
• Jordan GEIST - USA - 21.60 
• Tom WALSH - New Zealand - 21.34
• Roger STEEN - USA - 20.64 
• Silas RISTL - Germany - 19.83 
• Tizian LAURIA - Germany - 19.78 
• Michal HARATYK - Poland - 19.56 
• Eric MAIHOFER - Germany - 19.44
• Stefan WIELAND - Switzerland - 18.76 
• Nick PALMER - New Zealand - 18.09 
• Jephté VOGEL - Switzerland - 17.30 

Men's 1500m Results

• Anass ESSAYI - Morocco - 3:33.92 
• Romain MORNET - France - 3:33.98
• Sam PRAKEL - USA - 3:34.91 
• Mario GARCIA ROMO - Spain - 3:35.31
• Mathew KIPSANG - Kenya - 3:36.15
• Jack ANTSEY - Australia - 3:36.49 
• Luca NOTI - Switzerland - 3:42.52 
• Silas ZURFLUH - Switzerland - 3:43.52
• Adrian KÖNIG-RANNENBERG - Germany - 3:46.44
• Wondimu BUSSY - Switzerland - 3:46.61
• Luke HOUSER - USA - 3:46.83 
• Elia TRIACA - Switzerland - 3:46.92 
• Diego KLOPFENSTEIN - Switzerland - 3:47.79 
• Arnaud MONNEY - Switzerland - 3:50.58 
• Tim HÜBSCHER - Switzerland - 3:52.05 
• Nino FREITAG - Switzerland - 3:54.99 
• Dennis SCHMID - Switzerland - 3:55.45
• Jonathan RUCHTI - Switzerland - 3:56.65
• Thomas GMUER - Switzerland - 3:57.11
• Mehdi LE MOIGNE - France - 4:02.94

Women's Javelin Throw Results

• Maria ANDREJCZYK - Poland - 61.51
• Christinn HUSSONG - Germany - 59.23
• Alyssa JOHN - Germany - 58.14
• Ariana INCE - USA - 56.64
• Alizee MINARD - France - 56.35
• Julia ULBRICHT - Germany - 55.16 
• Petra SICAKOVÁ - Czechia - 53.31

Men's 200m Results

• Jereem RICHARDS - Trinidad and Tobago - 20.19 
• Makanakaishe CHARAMBA - Zimbabwe - 20.42
• Tapiwanashe MAKARAWU - Zimbabwe - 20.48
• Tarsis OROGOT - Uganda - 20.50 
• Benji RICHARDSON - South Africa - 20.51
• Udodi ONWUZURIKE - Nigeria - 20.52
• Simon VERHERSTRAETEN - Belgium - 20.53 
• Lance LANG - USA - 20.63
• Kobe VLEMNICKX - Belgium - 20.78 
• Luxolo ADAMS - South Africa - 21.31
• Gary CARD - Jamaica - 21.32
• Andreas BUR - Switzerland - 22.03 
• Nino PORTMANN - Switzerland - 22.05 
• Christopher WILLIAMSON - Switzerland - 22.34

Women's 200m Results

• Jessika GBAI - Ivory Coast - 22.57 
• Lanae THOMAS - Jamaica - 22.60 
• Mujinga KAMBUNDJI - Switzerland - 22.61 
• Anavia BATTLE - USA - 22.86 
• Jodean WILLIAMS - Jamaica - 23.01 
• Talitha DIGGS - USA - 23.17 
• Lynna IRBY-JACKSON - USA - 23.41
• Irene SIRAGUSA - Italy - 23.42
• Mia GROSS - Australia - 23.46 
• Lia THALMANN - Switzerland - 23.79 
• Giulia SENN - Switzerland - 23.79 
• Anja MING - Switzerland - 23.86 
• Lieselotte SCHOEMAKER - Netherlands - 24.38 
• Nadja ZURLINDEN - Switzerland - 24.88

Men's 3000m Results

• Lokinyomo LOBALU DOMINIC - Switzerland - 7:37.50 
• Hafid RIZQY - Morocco - 7:37.76 
• Olin HACKER - USA - 7:39.19 
• Ahmed MUHUMED - USA - 7:39.39 
• Eduardo HERRERA - Mexico - 7:40.06 
• Kasey KNEVELBAARD - USA - 7:40.44
• Simon BEDARD - France - 7:45.53
• Valentin GONDOUIN - France - 7:50.28 
• Samuel MEDOLAGO - Italy - 7:56.35 
• Eduardo MENACHO - Spain - 8:18.97 

Women's Long Jump Results

• Annik KÄLIN - Switzerland - 6.65 
• Monae NICHOLS - USA - 6.64
• Natalia LINARES - Colombia - 6.61
• Ackelia SMITH - Jamaica - 6.61
• Malin STAVENOW - Germany - 6.32
• Tiffany FLYNN - USA - 6.29 
• Yanis DAVID - France - 6.23
• Rogilia BISSEMO - France - 6.23
• Ronja WENGI - Switzerland - 5.99

Men's U16 and U18 1000m 

• Yannic DUBACHER - Switzerland - 2:33.61 
• Hugo WITTEVEEN - Switzerland - 2:34.69 
• Adriano ROSAMILIA - Switzerland - 2:35.54
• Jonas BEUTLER - Switzerland - 2:35.72 
• Nico KALBERER - Switzerland - 2:38.33
• Clément RAMUZ - Switzerland - 2:43.88 
• Michaël PHILIPONA - Switzerland - 2:44.03 
• Léon TAGMANN FLORENT - Switzerland - 2:47.97
• Silvan BOBST - Switzerland - 2:48.52
• Elias OUID HENIA - Switzerland - 2:48.53
• Loris KNUCHEL - Switzerland - 2:48.81 
• Laurent BIBB - Switzerland - 2:49.69 
• Joel RESCALLI - Switzerland - 2:52.94 
• Cédric VISHER - Switzerland - 2:53.85 
• Nino SCHNEIDER - Switzerland - 2:54.84 
• Lorenzo BRACCHI - Switzerland - 2:55.06 
• Luiz AFFOLTER - Switzerland - 3:00.28 
• Léo EAric LOUP - Switzerland - 3:18.68 

Women's U16 and U18 1000m 

• Agathe PITTET - Switzerland - 2:56.10 
• Livia CASAGRANDE - Switzerland - 2:56.45
• Mia HELDNER - Switzerland - 2:56.80 
• Naimi MÜLLER - Switzerland - 2:57.12 
• Jolina FAHRNI - Switzerland - 2:57.71 
• Lola CARDOSO - Switzerland - 2:58.35
• Anina SCHMID - Switzerland - 3:01.52
• Valérie STALDER - Switzerland - 3:01.76 
• Anina HIRZEL - Switzerland - 3:05.35
• Izzabella BAGGISH - Switzerland - 3:06.53
• Seraina KULLI - Switzerland - 3:07.32
• Anouk WOLF - Switzerland - 3:08.44
• Seraina BAER - Switzerland - 3:08.51 
• Léa LEBOEUF - Switzerland - 3:08.78 
• Zoé Danielle DREYER - Switzerland - 3:10.09 
• Luana RENTSCHLER - Switzerland - 3:12.63
• Larissa UTZINGER - Switzerland - 3:16.14
• Charlène BEUTLER - Switzerland - 3:18.64 
• Lena von ARB - Switzerland - 3:23.33
• Alix VALLET - Switzerland - 3:23.69 
• Lucy PERCHAUD - Switzerland - 3:23.99

Men's Hammer Throw 

• Daniel HAUGH - USA - 74.20 
• Mihail ANASTASAKIS - Greece - 74.01 
• Lars WOLFISBERG - Switzerland - 70.63 
• Davide COSTA - Italy - 69.05 
• Christoph Claudius GLEIXNER - Germany - 67.67 
• Marco LINGUA - Italy - 65.22
• Michael NEUNENROTH - Germany - 54.50

Women's 400m

• Stacey Ann WILLIAMS - Jamaica - 50.58 
• Lisanne de WITTE - Netherlands - 51.99 
• Annina FAHR - Switzerland - 52.08 
• Julia NIEDERBERGER - Switzerland - 52.91 
• Shoelle BRUHIN - Switzerland - 54.64
• Chiara RISI - Switzerland - 55.26
• Manuela KELLER - Switzerland - 56.34

Women's Wheelchair 400m 

• Alexandra HELBLING - Switzerland - 56.27
• Licia MUSSINELLI - Switzerland - 57.24
• Patricia EACHUS - Switzerland - 57.36 
• Lisa SCHULTIS - Switzerland - 60.28
• Anita SCHERRER - Switzerland - 71.63 

Men's Wheelchair 400m 

• Matiwos RUSSOM - Switzerland - 55.89 
• Lukas WILLIMANN - Switzerland - 58.75 
• Silvan SIEGENTHALER - Switzerland - 60.15
• Eskil HERMANN - Switzerland - 61.02
• Dario STUDER - Switzerland - 63.27 
• Fabian BLUM - Switzerland - 64.69 
• Aaron BRÖNNIMANN - Switzerland - 85.21
• Tim HARDER - Switzerland - 85.48 

Women's Shot Put

• Miryam MAZENAUER - Switzerland - 16.50 
• Vanessa FUST - Switzerland - 14.82 
• Stephanie ANYAMELE - Switzerland - 14.44
• Mia FEER - Switzerland - 14.36
• Chantal FAHRNI - Switzerland - 14.16
• Sina LEHMANN - Switzerland - 13.66 
• Selina ODERMATT - Switzerland - 11.51

Women's High Jump

• Mirela DEMIREVA - Bulgaria - 1.86 
• Sandra RÖTHLIN - Switzerland - 1.63 
• Selina ODERMATT - Switzerland - 1.55

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Randy Weiss Leads 2024 PBA50 Morgantown Classic

Morgantown, W.V. –  When Randy Weiss turned 50 on December 30, his focus turned to getting out and competing on the PBA50 Tour. The South Carolina native quickly made his presence noticed with a seventh place finish at the first stop of the season followed by another check at the second stop. His best finish so far was third at the Senior Masters, and on Tuesday he led Day 1 of qualifying at the 2024 PBA50 Morgantown Classic.

“I had been thinking about it for awhile. I didn’t quite really stop bowling the regular tour (PBA National Tour) because I wanted to. I definitely felt like I had some unfinished business left with bowling,” he said. “It has been pretty good. Using all the tricks I have learned over all of these years and see what we can do with them.”

The tricks he used included twirling his ball through the front and spinning it as the 37-foot Bat oil pattern was hooking more than what he has seen on the lanes this season. He focused on trying to get more side roll to make his ball not see the front as much. Those tricks helped him shoot 240, 202, 236, 247, 245, 255 and 232 for 1,657, an average of 236.71.

After his stellar performance at the Senior Masters, he skipped the U.S. Open to celebrate his 7-year-old daughter, Rosi’s birthday. Rosi and her 9-year-old brother, Gavin, are with their dad and they were cheering him on.  

“I just enjoy them coming with me and getting to see new towns. We make sure we do some things outside of bowling to give them some new experiences. They definitely enjoy it,” he said. “All the time I get with them, I love.”

Looking ahead to bowling on the fresh oil inside Suburban Lanes Wednesday morning, he is glad he already got off to a nice start. He expects more urethane equipment will go down the lane, so he envisions having to move further right and play straighter. Weiss holds a 12-pin lead over A-squad leader David Handlowich Jr. He shot 183, 279, 206, 259, 249, 223 and 246, averaging 235. He only bowls a couple of PBA50 stops each year and this is his first one.

After having issues with his interchangeable thumb fitting properly in his urethane ball, he struggled early but was able to rebound in a huge way. He switched balls and from there he said it was lights out. He was crossing with John Burkett, who is in fourth place. In the eighth frame of their last game, "he congratulated me, shook my hand, and the rest is history," Handlowich Jr. said.

“Every ball I picked up after that first game was money no matter what I did,” he said. “John (Burkett) and I were battling for first and second for most of the day. I always wanted to come out and try to compete, but kids and family come first. I have never really bowled as good as I did today.”

His wife, Jackie was behind him all day cheering him on. He said she was shocked, and he described the experience as mind blowing. His first call was to his mom, Careen, back home in New York and he said there would be some tears. He credits the support from his wife and family, and the help and encouragement he has received for years from fellow New York bowlers Brian LeClair and Ryan Shafer with getting him to this point. He never imagined he would lead a PBA50 qualifying squad, as he did after the A-squad finished on Tuesday. And this all comes a few days before his 55th birthday on Thursday.

Weiss and the rest of the B-squad will get things started at 8:30 a.m. Eastern on Wednesday followed by the A-squad at 1:30 p.m. ET. At the end of qualifying, 31 players will move onto the Advancers Round on Thursday. Watch the final day of qualifying on BowlTV.

Top 10 PBA50 Morgantown Classic standings:

• Randy Weiss, 1,657 (+257)
• David Handlowich Jr., 1,645 (+245)
• John Marsala, 1,635 (+235)
• John Burkett, 1,633 (+233)
• Joe Fulner III, 1,627 (+227)
• Jason Couch, 1,616 (+216)
• Mark Sullivan, 1,615 (+215)
• Pete Weber, 1,599 (+199)
• George Kostjal, 1,596 (+196)
• Bill Vannoy, 1,585 (+185)

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Though Weiss, like many scientists, is a natural skeptic, his experience with this patient convinced him that reincarnation is real, human souls are eternal, and there are spiritual “Masters” providing help and guidance from beyond the veil. Our Many Lives Many Masters review examines the book’s claims.

Could Catherine’s Story Be a Case of Cryptomnesia?

The real “Catherine” has never come forward, so the few details Weiss provides are our only source of context for her life. This lack of context is important because many other cases of past life regressions have turned out to be the result of cryptomnesia, or false memories spun from forgotten details of a person’s life experiences.

For example, while under hypnosis in 1952, a Colorado housewife named Virginia Tighe recalled a past life as an Irishwoman named Bridey Murphy . The story collapsed, however, when researchers discovered that Tighe had lived across the street from an Irish immigrant named Bridie Murphy Corkell as a young child. They concluded that she must have stored this name as a buried memory, which was later unearthed and spun into an entire “past life” story under the suggestive power of hypnosis. Similarly, without knowing more about Catherine’s life, it’s impossible to rule out such an explanation for her past life memories.

The Use of Hypnosis

Using hypnosis to recover repressed memories , including repressed trauma, was a popular therapeutic technique in the early 1980s, when Weiss treated Catherine. However, psychologists are now split on whether this is a valid therapeutic practice . Some psychologists condemn the practice because research shows it’s possible for therapists to implant false memories in the minds of hypnotized patients. These false memories often feel so vivid that the patient fully believes they’re real, which is especially dangerous when the false memory relates to abuse.

Weiss assumes that processing a past-life memory of drowning is what cured Catherine’s nightmares. However, it’s also possible that merely being under hypnosis alleviated her nightmares, regardless of her specific memories; studies show that practicing relaxation techniques—such as hypnosis—can alleviate adult nightmares .

Fact-Checking Catherine and Weiss’s Claims

How likely is it that Catherine was describing an actual past-life experience? Let’s evaluate the evidence. 

First, Catherine specifically named the year of the first past-life memory she recovered as “1863 BC.” Some reviewers took this specificity as a sign that Catherine (or Weiss) lied about her experience. If Catherine were truly speaking from the viewpoint of someone in that time, she would have no reason to add “BC,” as scholars wouldn’t begin dividing history into “BC” and “AD” until more than 2,000 years after that supposed memory. 

However, this argument assumes that, while under hypnosis, Catherine was not at all aware of her present reality (and her knowledge of the BC/AD divide). When Catherine recalled other past lives, she withheld certain embarrassing information in the moment and only disclosed it to Weiss later on. This indicates that Catherine’s conscious mind was still somewhat active and able to intervene during hypnosis, which means she theoretically could have interpreted the memory through the lens of her modern conception of time. Second, Weiss claims he ruled out any other possible explanation for Catherine’s past-life visions, yet he failed to consider that anxiety and depression (both of which Catherine struggled with) can sometimes cause hallucinations, even in the absence of other psychiatric disorders .

However, to Weiss’s credit, these causes are unlikely to fully explain Catherine’s experiences, since the hallucinations caused by depression tend to be brief, and Catherine’s visions often lasted over an hour. Furthermore, hallucinations caused by anxiety are more likely to be auditory than visual , and Catherine’s past-life memories focused on visual information. Therefore, while Weiss didn’t consider Catherine’s anxiety and depression as possible explanations for her experience, they’re still unlikely to be the root causes.

The Aftermath

Weiss’s experience with Catherine opened his eyes to a new approach to therapy. While he doesn’t necessarily think that past life regression therapy is the right treatment for everyone, he wants psychiatrists to be open-minded and keep it as an option for those with disabling psychiatric symptoms.

In the decades since Many Lives, Many Masters was published, the psychiatric establishment has not heeded Weiss’s call. While scientific research on past life regression and other metaphysical topics remained popular into the early 1990s, its popularity has waned and is now mostly relegated to niche journals . However, while the American Psychological Association hasn’t endorsed past life regression therapy, they also haven’t condemned it , leaving the door open for potential future research.

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