Karma and Reincarnation: Unlocking Your 800 Lives to Enlightenment

by Barbara Y. Martin, Dimitri Moraitis

A comprehensive, visionary guide to the karmic cycle and its role within our life-both the life we're living and the lives to come.

There is life after death, and Barbara Martin has seen it. Now for the first time comes her inspired, firsthand account of the intricate world of spiritual rebirth. The award-winning authors of Change Your Aura, Change Your Life reveal the afterlife in a work based directly on Martin's personal explorations of the world to come and awe-inspiring clairvoyant experience with the spiritual world.

Both a fully practical handbook to the ins and outs of the karmic cycle and a field guide to the spiritual plane and how reincarnation works, Karma and Reincarnation:

-Brings together the design of the world beyond and the mechanics of karma;

-Gives practical guidelines and tools to deal effectively with karmic situations and avoid generating adverse karma;

-Helps align readers with their spiritual purpose;

-Shows readers how to face and resolve their karmic troubles; and

-Provides essential keys to spiritual development.

A true spiritual wonder in a single, fully accessible volume, Karma and Reincarnation is perfect for both those taking their first steps down a spiritual path and longtime spiritual students.

Genres: Spirituality, Nonfiction

294 pages, Paperback

First published October 14, 2010

Reviews

[Jolanta · Rating 1 out of 5]

I got to page 22 where the authors say that you spend 2 weeks in the place of healing that looks like a Greek resort with “Lords of Karma”, and this is when I tossed the book away. I’m a past life regressionist and have done over 150 sessions and I can tell you that there are no “Lords of karma” just like there’s no concept of time up there. The rest I didn’t bother with. If you’re new to these concepts this book may seem interesting to you, but the information here is false! Read Brian Weiss and Michel Newton instead. Their claims are research based and you will learn amazing things!

[Marian-Cristian Rotariu · Rating 1 out of 5]

I regret I have read this book. It is so large that it has a lot of contradictory ideas. Not to say that some of the ideas inside seem childish and stupid, the fruit of the wild imagination of these two authors. I simply recommend to avoid reading this book and all the other books written by Barbara Martin.

[tatianasnasally · Rating 2 out of 5]

Underwhelming. It felt more like a hypothetical tale, discussed from someone who had little concrete evidence to back their theories. The author throws in many ideas, some relevant and interesting and others that just make absolutely zero sense. When discussing a person’s individual karma, I was on board with Karmic relationships with money, family, etc. But when the discussion sifted to the macrocosm, such as the Karma of race and the world, the author needed to do a little more research or consult the book of life for clearer answers to these complex topics.

[Cordelia Starnes · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just finished this AMAZING book! I highly, highly recommend it! It's very well-written and easy to understand. Barbara Y. Martin and Dimitri Moraitis have done wonderful jobs of simply explaining the vast and intricate systems of karma, reincarnation, and how we are all connected. Namaste.

[Shivani Jerath · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very interesting read. Liked the bit about Atlantis

[Peony · Rating 2 out of 5]

Great contents overall but so wrong about hypnosis

The author describes the hypnosis as a process where the client giving up the power to the hypnotherapist completely. This is so wrong. All hypnosis is self-hypnosis. Your consciousness is still there, just a bit more quiet. You don’t give up your power. You decide the depth you want to get into. If you don’t want to answer the question or if you want to go to the bathroom under hypnosis, you can do all that because you still have your conciousness.
I was enjoying the book then she wrongly wrote about hypnosis. Since she was so wrong about the thing that is so easily verifiable, it makes me questions whether all the thing she wrote that are unverifiable even true.
As the author states in the book, if she is not a hypnotherapist and has never received a hypnosis, I don’t think she should be giving advice on this subject. Especially if it’s wrong.

[Steliana Niculescu · Rating 3 out of 5]

it is what it is.

[Lynette Jensen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book will change your life!