Timeless wisdom flows from the mouths of Bernie's characters in this important and entertaining book. Concepts of spiritual psychotherapy, past lives, and the fearless courage born of unconditional love and awakened consciousness are carefully explored. I highly recommend Three Men, Six Lives to you.

- Brian L. Weiss, MD NY Times Best Selling Author of Many Lives, Many Masters via Amazon.

Dr. Bernie Siegel, author of several books, Love, Medicine and Miracles was the initial best seller.

In his first book of fiction, Three Men, Six Lives, one of the characters was developed from his own past life memories. 

We talked about some of his life experiences and how that includes an uptick in paranormal encounters since the death of his wife.

He says he feels her as a constant presence. The stories Bernie shares from his patients and his own life are proof that, while we don't have all the answers for why some people heal and others don't, we do have proof that miracles can happen.

Bernie continues to write and he also offers insight with Q & A on his website.  BernieSiegelMD.com

On a related topic, Bernie's mention of Jung might be serendipitous. Jung's prophetic visions. Source: Link. 

Jung’s gravest warning came on his deathbed. On May 30, 1961, eight days before he died, Jung dictated to his daughter his last visions, with instructions that the notes were to be given to Marie-Louise von Franz. The images were sobering: “I see enormous stretches devastated, enormous stretches of the earth. But thank God, not the whole planet.” And Jung made a drawing, with a caption under it that said, “The last 50 years of humanity.”