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July 21, 2022 35 mins

What can we learn from connecting to our past lives? This week, Eva is joined by the nation's leading authority on past life regression, Dr. Brian Weiss, to explore connecting to our souls. Dr. Weiss explains the meaning and benefits of past life regression therapy and explains what he says to the skeptics. Plus, Eva opens up about a meaningful session she had with Dr. Weiss years ago.

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Welcome to Connections with Evil Longoria. I'm Eva Longoria, and
I am again so excited about this episode because I
feel like we've all experienced this. Have you ever met
someone in your life who's felt like really familiar and
you're like, God, I feel like we've known each other forever,
And I immediately go to, uh, we must have known

(00:24):
each other in the past life. And I've had so
many conversations about this topic because I I really believe
that our prior experiences in another life can really unconsciously
affect this life, and I wanted to learn more about it.
And about twenty years ago, I read this amazing book

(00:44):
called Many Lives and Many Masters. I don't even remember
how it ended up in my orbit, but it changed
my life in how I think about our souls and
why are we here, what are we doing? What's our purpose?
And it really opened my mind up to asking those questions.
And it also leads you to or led me to

(01:07):
live a more purposeful life this time around. People have
different religions and different thoughts and different ideologies about this,
but there's this past life regression therapy that exists that
can help people explore those lives and also explore in
order to maybe resolve some issues from previous lives that

(01:29):
are affecting this life. Whether it's a commitment issue or
fear of drowning or water or connections, or it could
be anything and and it's really something unconscious in your
soul that has been recorded. I think that past life
regression operates from the idea that we can learn lessons
from these previous lives. And I think there's no better
authority on this subject than Dr Brian Weiss, graduate of

(01:53):
Columbia University in Yale Medical School. He's a psychiatrist and
author of many many best selling books. I have of
them all, including Miracles Happen. But he's also the nation's
leading authority on past life regression. And I'm so excited
to talk to him today about connecting to our past
lives and why and why should we connect to our
past lives. So welcome to the show, Dr Wise, Thank

(02:15):
you for being here, Thank you for such a pleasure
to be with you again. Now, as a disclaimer, I
have done a session with Dr Brian Weiss, but it
was like ten years ago, and I remember calling you
reaching out. By the way, it took me about three
years to get in contact with you. I was like
determined and all I wanted was to have coffee and

(02:37):
pick your brain because I just found everything you've ever
written so fascinating. And mostly I think what I found
fascinating is how you arrived to this specialty For people
who probably live under a rock and don't know you
talk about your backstory, how you started out as a psychiatrist,
and how did you shift your focus to past life

(02:58):
regression will It was really a patient of mine, even
I was formal psychiatrists, not just in practice, but also academics,
so I was chairman of a psychiatry department and running
an entire unit in patient outpatient, all of these things,
and not looking to change that. I was on a
path to publish many many scientific papers and articles and

(03:22):
book chapters, etcetera. But I had a patient come in,
a young woman in her twenties late twenties suffering from
phobias and panic attacks, depression, nightmares, and she was referred
by a chairman of another department in my hospital, and
we weren't making much progress using traditional psychotherapy. She had
a fear of taking medicine, so she wouldn't take any

(03:45):
and I had learned hypnosis years ago when I was
an intern at Bellevue Hospital, n y U Medical Center
in New York City, and I wanted to use that
because I found that hypnosis can help people remember things
that they may have forgotten. And I just thought, well,
she seemed to have forgotten childhood events that perhaps would
help me to uncover the roots of her anxieties and symptoms.

(04:08):
So she finally agreed to let me try this. She
didn't want to do it at first, but she had
gone to Chicago and was visiting the King Tut exhibit.
It was touring the country then, and she started to
correct the museum guide about everyday Egyptian artifacts. But she
was a technical person in the hospital lab technician, not
in Egyptologist. She didn't know where she knew this information from.

(04:32):
Later on, it turned out from a past life, but
she didn't believe in this. She was a Catholic woman
from New England, and I didn't believe in past lives
at that time. Being like a Freudian psychiatrist, you just
thought it was in her childhood, right, something happened that
she forgot, That's what I thought, So we that convinced
her maybe she did forget, and then we used hypnosis.

(04:55):
We went back. She found some traumatic incidents in her childhood,
but her simp and still remain. So the next session
she was in when she was in that deeper state,
I asked her to go back to the time where
her symptoms first began, and she went back about thirty
eight hundred years something like that, to an ancient civilization

(05:16):
where she was dying in a flood or tidal way
of her child being torn from her arms by the
force of the water. In all these years afterwards, I
think it was the volcanic eruption on crete because it
seemed like a middle eastern Eastern Mediterranean lifetime and that
would be about the right time frame. Anyway, she died,
she floated above her body, replicating the near death experience

(05:39):
work of Raymond Moody and Elizabeth Coogler Ross and others.
And immediately after that session, remembering that lifetime of drowning
and then being with all the other people who drowned
in her village, they didn't really die, they just floated
above and then her fear of drowning disappeared. That got

(06:00):
my attention because wow, one memory of the time I
didn't even know it was real or imagination or fantasy
or what. But the details were very striking and very
clear to her. She had physical descriptions of herself, of
the environment, topography, everything, and week by week we went
through this therapy, all of her fears disappeared. Now since

(06:23):
that time, that was forty years ago, not to age
myself forty years ago and four thousand patients ago. I've
seen so many people heal their symptoms, their traumas from
past lives that have shown up in the present life.
Fear of heights and they were thrown off a castle
wall in its wealth century, or neck pain or physical ailments,

(06:45):
and they found they died of hanging in the eighteenth
century or whatever, and just the memory alone is enough
to heal. More than that, they find soulmates connections, relationships
from other lifetimes, the relationship change. Your grandmother in a
past life might be your daughter in the current life.

(07:06):
That kind of thing. I want you to define soulmates
because people think soulmates is only your lover a lover relationship,
and it's not. It's just souls that come into contact
over and over again, exactly. And I understand it because
it can be romantic, but that's just a small fraction
of it. Soulmates to me means you've been together in
the past life. There's a kind of recognition, like a

(07:28):
deja vu, a feeling of familiarity. Sometimes you know what
they're going to say, you can finish their thoughts, but
something often hits you, so we call it sometimes love
at first sight, but doesn't have to be romantic. Can
be a parent, a child, sister, a brother, grandparent, best friend. Sure,
all of these relationships, but you just something about that

(07:51):
person just stands out, and they often have something to
teach you. So interesting. So I asked you this when
I met you, because, like I said, I was like,
I just want to have But you told me because
I said, if we're all here over and over and
over again, why isn't the world a better place? Why
haven't we learned the lesson we're supposed to learn by now?
I wish we had because the lessons are very simple,

(08:14):
and they're in all the great religions. The lessons are
about love and compassion and kindness, but you don't have
to dig too far. All the religions have it in
the basic core of the religion. The Golden rule. Do
unto others as you would unto yourselves. Don't be violent,
don't hate, don't be prejudiced, love each other, be kind,

(08:34):
be considerate, be compassionate, and then the world would be
a different place. But why we don't learn these lessons?
It's where a stubborn species, I guess, because this can
be a kind of paradise. It's hard enough with viruses,
as you and I have talked about, with illnesses with nature,
and yet people being so cruel to themselves. But the

(08:57):
core of all the great religions is what I'm finding
in the past life work. I've found in doing this
work regression to past lives, that we've been all racists.
We've been all religions individually. We've been most nationalities, so
like you and I have been black, white, yellow, red, green,

(09:21):
If we're Martians, I don't know. But we've been everything.
So how can you hate people because we've been that people,
we've been all religions, and the tendency of what we
call karma, which just means what you do that comes
back to you, what you put out comes back. You
will be drawn to people that you've harmed, to their race,

(09:42):
their religion. You shouldn't do those things because you may
come back as them just to find out we're all
the same, right, And so explain past life aggression though,
because I think when people hear the word hypnosis, they
think like a magician, they think a little new age.
They don't think psychiatry and medicine. Because for me, I

(10:05):
remember you told me do you meditate? And I said, yeah,
I do, and you said, well, this will be easy
for you because this is a deep state of meditation.
You want to explain hypnosis and the process of how
you get into a past life aggression, sure, because we
all enter that state every day, and hypnosis has gotten
that kind of connotation because of movies and portrayals and

(10:29):
Houdini and spinning wheels and eyes glazing over, and it's
not like that at all. It's just really a state
of focused concentration. So every time you concentrate, that's hypnosis.
So you could be an athlete, like a golfer, and
I've worked using hypnosis with many professional golfers and basketball

(10:49):
players and baseball players. Like basketball player can't shoot a
foul shop, but they have incredible skill, so I just
teach them hypnosis, which is focused on centration to make
the basket seem really big, like throwing a ball into
a notion. So focusing the concentration, actors get hypnotized all
the time they're concentrating on a role. So when you're focused,

(11:12):
you're hypnotized, and the rest is just the level of it.
So you can say, well, reading a book, have you
ever been absorbed in the book, which is concentrating, And
so you don't hear traffic noises outside or that kind
of thing, that's hypnosis. You don't get taken over, you
don't become a chicken, you don't do anything against your will.
It's just focusing the concentration, that's it. And all of

(11:36):
us get hypnotized every day when we're focusing on something
a television show, and you don't hear noises in the
other room or the garbage people coming to pick up.
That's hypnosis. It's totally safe, nobody controls you. You can
come out of it whenever you want. So I knew
you would be really good at this because you meditate,
because you're used to focusing on lines and shutting things out,

(11:58):
and of course you can, and it's a normal state.
And in that state, in that focused state of concentration.
The memory is enhanced, so you can remember things from
your childhood that you may not consciously in the every
day rhythms of the brain remember. And I use that
a lot in my practice because it's totally safe and

(12:20):
you people come out of it right away. The rest
is all myth. Yeah. Well, also, you know you talk
a lot about like, how could we forget something traumatic
in childhood? It was traumatic, but our brain does something
to protect us, to protect us from that memory. So
it's totally possible to forget something from your childhood, right,

(12:40):
I mean, it's not that's not uncommon because it doesn't
your brain neurologically protect you from having to experience that memory. Absolutely,
it's very common. We all have to protect ourselves. We
call it repression or denial or different things, but really
it is a form of protection because otherwise you'd walk
around carrying a and of weight on your shoulders every

(13:01):
day remembering everything. And Katherine the women in Many Lives
Many Masters, she had forgotten traumatic childhood episodes, which was normal,
But what happened was that she went back to the
origin of her symptom, which was not childhood but was
a past life and then I found out, Oh, so
many people not only have forgotten childhood traumas or incidents,

(13:24):
but also past lives. And it's not uncommon to remember.
I think most of us don't remember because it would
be carrying around a lot of weight, or we may
not need to. But it comes to us in other ways.
To remembering past lives can come in a dream. So
sometimes if you dream of yourself in another time, another place,
in a different body, that's not a Freudian or Jungian metaphor.

(13:47):
It may be actually a past life. Or when you're
traveling in a place, maybe you've never been there before,
but you have feelings of deja vous or familiarity. Maybe
you lived there in a past life and just the
geographical proximity. Yeah, that that happened to me in France.
I was like, oh, I know my way around And
I was like, I've never been to why do I

(14:07):
know my way around? And I learned the language quickly.
I was like, why is French so easy? I mean,
it's not easy, but I was just remember going, Oh,
there's a fluidity to this. You talk about how your
soul which are genderless, because not only have we been

(14:28):
every race we've been man female, female, male, like it
would have been both, and the soul is constantly recording,
and that we only have so many gigabytes. I have
to delete, delete, delete files in order to put new
files in. But speaking of childhood memories and childhood, there's

(14:48):
been studies that show children actually remember a lot more
from their past life than adults. We have a lot
of stuff to remember. But if you hear a child
and they go, I was at and you're like, you
were a doctor. Yeah, I was a doctor and I
used to take care of people, and they have a
whole story, and you think it's just cute, but sometimes

(15:08):
they really are remembering. You've said this, you know, many times.
But I've also seen so many studies on it that
children are kind of more in touch with that past life, right,
But they do remember, and usually goes underground when they
start school around four or five, and they learned not
to talk about it because others may make fun of
them or say don't talk about it. Usually it's their

(15:29):
parents or a teacher. But children do remember, and we
have some remarkable cases of children. I remember one when
I was just starting this work, and it was a
case out of New York City and the father was
a physician and had twin boys I think around the
age of two or three, and they were turned out
speaking Ora May to each other, which is an extinct

(15:51):
language spoken in ancient Middle East maybe, but and documented
of course in the linguistics departments of universities many other
cases like that. We call it zeno glassy speaking foreign
languages that you've never learned, and that's to be like, Okay,
that's evidential. That's kind of proof. How does two year
old and their parents didn't speak Arameic? Nobody in their

(16:12):
apartment building spoke Arabic, and yet we have it documented,
and we have many children's stories like that. So I
think the evidential that we have lived, past lives and reincarnation.
By the way, I do often think of you as
something French when we set this up. I think, oh, Eva, yes,
it's very French, very French French girl, right. I remember

(16:34):
working with some people once. I was on a television
show it's It's on the View, is it with before
women around it? Yeah, And I was regressing one of them,
so I won't name names although it aired and it's
not private. And one of them, who's a comedian. It
was very caustic, however, and at the end of the show,
I don't know if I can believe in this. She

(16:57):
had just come out of the most amazing French lifetime
where her life was saved around the time of the
revolution by an Italian diplomat who's a relationship in her
life now. But it's important to know that then we
don't die, because if you're French girl, Egyptian, Chinese, Japanese, whatever,
and you live then and here you are back again.

(17:18):
Our bodies die, but not our souls, So in a way,
we're never really born because we existed before our bodies.
We never really die because we leave our bodies when
we die. And if we need to keep learning, we
haven't learned all of our lessons about love, compassion and kindness,
then we come back, or some people choose to come

(17:39):
back to teach and help others. Then they come back voluntarily.
So it's important in relationships because we find we've been
connected to so many other people. That's very important to
remember this one. You don't have to fear death because
we don't die, we come back. We're always being reunited
with our loved ones. Either on the other side, which
you can call heaven or higher dimensions. We're back here

(18:02):
in the physical. Plaim that it's important when we communicate
with people to communicate with compassion and kindness because these
are loved ones. These are people we may live with
for thousands of years or centuries, and they may have
been your grandparents, your mother, your child, your sister, your
best friend. And this is why it's so important in connections,

(18:25):
in relationships to understand about these deeper levels. To me,
the soul level. And if we could remember from that
level and not just the outer level, then you start
to forgive, you start to understand, and that's where I
think it all ties together. But we can lose our
fear of grief, we can lose our fear of laws. Yeah,
where there's something very comforting about that. You don't feel

(18:48):
as scared obviously to die, and then you don't feel
as crushed if you didn't get this life right, that's right,
that's right. You know I made so many mistakes and
I have so many regrets, and you can actually go,
all right, I'm gonna get it. The next time you could,
I'm gonna get Does everybody have a past life? Like?
Is there an infinite amount of souls, and that's the

(19:10):
only ones being recycled are their new souls. Sometimes the
critics will approach me with that question and say, well,
I can't believe in passional lives of reincarnation because the
numbers don't fit. There are more physical bodies than ever before.
Where did the souls come from? There a couple of answers.
Earth is not the only place where there are souls

(19:30):
their physical dimensions and non physical dimensions, and souls can
come here from many other places, like saying, oh, there's
only one high school in the United States, so where
do all the students come from, Well, hundreds of elementary
schools and they're coming from all over. Also, maybe souls
can split and have simultaneous experiences, but that gets more complicated.

(19:50):
I do think we come from one light, one source,
and as you get more and more physical or slow
down your vibration, we break into more pieces. That's a
more complex thing. But but this isn't the only place
where their souls. So yes, some souls are here for
the first time, but they, to me, wouldn't start out

(20:11):
in New York City or Los Angeles or Mexico City
or someplace like that too complicated. They start in a
simple grarian village to find out, oh, this is what
people are like, what people are doing, and those those
are plants, And I'm learning. But by the time you
evolve then you can live in more complex urban environments

(20:32):
and so on. So I think for most of us,
maybe we've lived here before, but maybe there are a
few new souls coming in from other places. I remember,
you tell the Earth is a gift. This particular dimension
is a gift because it's the physical dimension. We can

(20:54):
actually feel love and smell flowers, and here we're like this.
Senses are very separated here, and it's very actually um
elementary compared to I think other dimensions, which you know,
maybe you can speak telepathically to each other because the
energy is different there, and we're not in physical form,
we're in another form. And so I just remember, you

(21:16):
tell me Earth is a gift. Do you remember that?
And what do you what do you mean by that? Yes,
I think it really is, even though it doesn't seem
like a gift because it seems like such a harsh
place because here we have physical bodies, so we have
illness and death and disease and wars and people doing
things to other people and so on. But there's certain

(21:38):
lessons that need to be learned apparently in physical bodies,
in the flesh, because the other side, and some patients
go so deep that they kind of get knowledge or
wisdom from higher spirits, whether angelic or Bodhi, softas or
whatever you want to call them. The other side is easier.
We don't have physical bodies. There's no illness, there is

(22:00):
no death. We can communicate telepathically. Bodies are very light bodies,
and the higher up you go even easier. But here
the lessons that need to be learned in the flesh,
our relationships are different. Here we have a certain kind
of love, flowers, smells, senses. It's a beautiful place. If
we didn't have people, I'm saying that in a delicate way,

(22:24):
we didn't have people, Ignorant people doing terrible things to
other people, could be a kind of paradise, a beautiful garden,
because we could make it that place. But I agree
with you. I think earth is a gift. It's I
mean I look outside and just the air and the
sky and the ocean and the animals and the birds,

(22:45):
like it's all a journey. Every single day, and it's
so beautiful to experience it. And I think again talking
about this lockdown. I remember walking outside, probably two months in,
and I was sitting outside and the birds were so loud,
and I said, oh my gosh, the birds are so loud.
Have they always been this loud? And my friend said,

(23:05):
they've always been this loud, You've just never heard them,
you know, exactly. Yeah. I remember teaching a patient of
mine to meditate and she came in very excited one
day to my office and she said, I just saw
the most beautiful tree, incredible tree. I said, where was it.
She said, right in front of my house. And she

(23:27):
had walked in and out, very successful businesswoman and very
very bright, past that tree a thousand times without seeing it.
But when we stopped her from always going into the
future or the past, and she was just in the
present moment, not thinking, just observing, feeling, watching the present,

(23:50):
she saw the tree. And how beautiful you're talking about
the birds reminded me of her. And yes, it's like that.
You start to see that this is an incredible garden
we live in. And if you if you can stop
and slow your mind and the pandemic in the way
did push people to do that. You can experience the

(24:12):
most remarkable beauty on this planet. So it is a
gift and I think we just have to learn to
appreciate it that way. But on the other hand, we
have to fend off all of these ignorant, hateful bias,
prejudice violent people exactly. And I think that, like, okay,

(24:32):
so that type of person or soul has forgotten or
is not learned their lessons. So what are the benefits
to connecting to our past lives? You know? Because when
when I saw you, I went back to two amazing
lives and I was so happy, and I came out
and I said, do you think I saw because I
saw Peppa, my husband in a past life? And I said,

(24:53):
do you think I saw Peppa because I was just
with them four hours ago. And you told me people
always try to justify what they saw. You see what
you see, what's what's recorded as recorded? And you told me,
because I'm not treating you for trauma, because this is
what you're really your purpose was to help people with
their traumas or phobias or but I was and I

(25:15):
just wanted to see what you know, I want to
explore my past life, and you said, usually people go
back to their happiest lives, and I never forgot that,
and I was like, oh my gosh, it's so amazing.
I mean, imagine if people had access to go back
to a happier time, if they're having a tough time
in this life, imagine if they could see that and go, oh, okay, okay,

(25:35):
So I have been happy before, I have experienced joy.
I remember when I saw you, I hadn't had children,
and I said, do you think I'm not going to
have children? And you said, You've had thousands of children.
I have a son now. But like at that time,
you were like, maybe this isn't the life for you
to have that experience. And I just thought it would
explain so many things to people and put people less

(26:00):
anxious about regrets or not getting it done in this life,
or not being a woman enough to have a baby,
or not you know, marrying the right person. And I
wasn't a good enough mom, or I didn't have the
right job, and I didn't find my passion. And I think,
what are the benefits to exploring your past life? I
guess yeah. You you asked such beautiful questions, and then

(26:22):
I start thinking of other stories and experiences. So I
found many women who had difficulty conceiving, for example, and
we found in past lives that they had died in
childbirth or trauma related to childbirth, so they were blocking it.
And so many times in doing the past life work

(26:45):
and clearing that blockage because that happened in the past life,
not the present life, then they conceive it's remarkable. It's
like the energy wasn't there for whatever reason. And then
I think of my wife sitting in back of a
huge lecture was giving right at the beginning of this work,
and a woman was there. It was in a church
in West Palm Beach and big, big auditorium, and she said, oh,

(27:08):
Dr Weiss is responsible for this baby. So she didn't
know that was my wife, and Carol, She's looked at
her and said oh in well way, she said, well,
it was talking about childbirth, and and she then went
and had a regression with someone else, removed that block,
got pregnant, had the baby, and she said, if I

(27:30):
didn't read many Lives, many masters, I wouldn't be pregnant.
So it does clear traumas, like we talked about those
phobias and it's physical, So people live healthier because they've
gotten rid of traumas, neck pain, knee pain, fears, pregnancy blocks,
all kinds of things. Also losing the fear of death,

(27:50):
so not grieving so much because they know they're going
to be reunited. These are all benefits of past life therapy.
But in the larger sense, knowing that you're immortal, eternal,
that you're a soul not a body, it changes how
you deal in relationships, your values. That changes your values
completely because you're not so concerned with accumulating things. I mean,
money is fine, you can do wonderful things with it,

(28:13):
but that's not why you're here. And you don't take
it with you, by the way, just putting that out
there for people. You don't take your things with you.
You take your deeds, your heart, kindness, that's how you
move on. So it's not about money. Money is neutral.
Then I was thinking when you were talking about the

(28:33):
presence in this world of aggressive, violent people on others,
and how do you have Likedali Lamas and Tick, not
Hans and Jose Andres and people like that, and you
have terrible people And I think of it like a
one room schoolhouse, like in the old days, and you
have first graders, second graders all the way up to
twelfth graders. Well, the twelfth graders they're like tick not

(28:56):
han and Dali Lama and people like that. They're ready
to graduate, but they still are teaching the first graders.
And we know who those are, politicians blah blah blah blah.
So we're all in the one room school house now.
We have to be careful because if if we let
the first graders and second graders just take over without

(29:18):
teaching them and helping them to evolve into the twelve graders,
they can destroy the schoolhouse, the earth. We're at a
kind of crisis period right now with the climate, with
other things going on. We have to wake up our
consciousness and so it's not too late, but I'm worried
about it. And also I think those twelfth graders, Martin Luther, King,

(29:39):
Caesar Chavez, you know, Gandhi Jesus, like we've persecuted these
people instead of learned from them exactly, you know, the
Dalai Lama. And it feels like there's far few teachers
then there are second graders. And I mean, it really
feels like we're an world of first graders and kindergarteners.

(30:02):
But I think that's not true. I think the twelfth
graders in the schoolroom are all around us, and we're
just not paying attention to who those people are and
what they're saying exactly, and they need to come out
more publicly say things, do things, and show show us
the way. You're like my favorite person to read. But

(30:27):
there's also you know, Seat of the Soul, the gary Zukov,
which is says the same thing that you're saying about
you know, your soul and Eckertole about your soul and
your ego, right, and that there's so many people many
there's so many people that are in this space. Deepak Chobra,
you know another you know, wise man who's like, you know, look,

(30:47):
this is what we're getting wrong. And I do think
we just have to open our eyes and listen to it.
Let's say everybody doesn't have access to Dr Brian wife,
how would they even begin to explore it on their own?
Like if I go, God, I'm so interested in this.
It was hard for me ten years ago because I
had read your book. I went to go find you.
But as far as like if I was just in Idaho,

(31:10):
in my town, Like, where do I go to even
begin this process? If I wanted to do past life regression?
It's difficult. I've trained therapists with my wife Carol for years,
but we don't refer anymore because we can't keep on
top of it, and personally trained in two thousand five
may not be so good now. We don't know. But

(31:32):
I have a video on the internet. It's very safe.
It's on YouTube about people can regress themselves, or through
hay House or some of my books have downloads in them.
You can download a regression. It's safe to do because
you can come out of it at any time, just
a light state of relaxation. Or you can go on

(31:53):
the Google or other search engines and put in a
past life regression therapist or past life regret and therapist
Dr Brian Weiss, and all kinds of names will come up,
look at their backgrounds or credentials, and some people do
it through Skype or zoom or in other ways. So
there are ways. It's I'm not doing private work anymore.

(32:15):
Have you had a session? Have you visited your past lives?
A few of them, yes, not so many? But who
does who does you? I mean who who? How do
you do you know you're right? Well, my wife Carol
is a social worker, and she and my daughter Amy

(32:35):
have they're both social workers and past life therapists. So
who do they practice on me? And I've had several
through each of them, and I've trained, you know, many
really good therapists and sometimes when they didn't have someone
to work on, they worked on me. So so great,
I am so grateful for this conversation. Um it raises

(32:58):
more questions and answers, and I think that's a great thing.
I always tell people, you know, when people go I
don't have the answer, I said, you don't need the answer.
Do you have the question? Do you know what you're
asking yourself, whether it's in a relationship or their job,
or you know, I don't know which job to take. Well,
what questions can you ask yourself to lead you to

(33:20):
your answer? Because I think it's about the questions, and
so I love to act this topic actually spurs more
questions than answers, and I think that it's the search
for those answers that just makes the journey worth it.
So last question, what's a book everybody must read that
you've written or that you've read in your life. It
doesn't have to be one of yours, although I love

(33:41):
all of yours, and I love miracles happen, Miracles happen,
same soul, many bodies, that's another one, and of course
many lives, many masters. I have a stack of your
books and every time people come over, I just give
them away and they're like, oh my gosh, just changed
my life. But for you, what which books do you recommend?
I mentioned two. One is a book by my daughter.

(34:03):
That's why I mentioned too, because I don't know if
that's but I love her book. It's a novel. It's
called Crescendo by Amy Wise, and Crescendo is a little beautiful,
spiritual novel. It's just incredible like poetry. So there's that.
And and for non fiction, just a book to help
people along. It's by a good friend of mine named

(34:25):
Laura Lynn Jackson who's a medium, and she wrote a
book called Signs. Signs that you can see all around you,
So whether butterflies, of course, everyone has, but many more signs.
She teaches you how to look for them. She calls
it the secret language of the universe. So those two
I would recommend. Thank you so much. For this beautiful conversation.

(34:48):
I love speaking with you always well for me a
great pleasure. Eva, thank you so much for listening. I'm
happy to be connected with you. Connections with Evil Ggoria
is a production of Unbelievable entertainment in partnership with I
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