Key Lessons from Matt Fraser’s Don’t Wait Till You’re Dead

Hello, everyone! I am so excited to bring you a truly transformative imaginary conversation today. We are diving deep into some of the most powerful and thought-provoking lessons from Matt Fraser’s book, Don’t Wait Till You’re Dead.

Now, Matt’s journey as a psychic medium has opened the door to incredible insights about life, the afterlife, and the purpose we all share. We’re going to explore how karma, redemption, and spiritual growth shape our lives and the choices we make every single day.

Joining us are some incredible thought leaders who will help us unpack these themes and provide you with the tools to embrace your purpose, live fully, and let go of what holds you back. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this one!

Spiritual Guidance and Life Purpose

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
Welcome, everyone, to this thought-provoking conversation on spiritual guidance and life purpose. Today, we are joined by Matt Fraser, Wayne Dyer, and Iyanla Vanzant. Let’s start with Matt, who has had profound experiences connecting with the spiritual realm. Matt, how do you see spiritual guidance influencing our life purpose?

Matt Fraser:
Thank you, Nick. For me, spiritual guidance is like a GPS for our soul. We all have spirit guides, loved ones, and angels trying to steer us in the right direction, but it’s up to us to listen. I often tell people that their life purpose evolves over time because our spiritual guides know what we need at different stages of life. They help close doors when we’re on the wrong path and open doors when we align with our true calling. I see it in readings all the time—people come to me when they’re at a crossroads, and the guidance from their loved ones is always about pushing them toward what they’re truly meant to do, even if it doesn’t make sense to them at the moment.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s fascinating, Matt. You’re essentially saying that the guidance is always there, but we might not be tuned in to receive it. Wayne, you’ve spoken a lot about the power of intention. How do you think spiritual guidance plays a role in discovering and aligning with our life purpose?

Wayne Dyer:
Absolutely, Nick. I’ve always believed that we are spiritual beings having a human experience, and within us is a divine spark that knows our highest purpose. But like Matt said, it’s about tuning into that guidance. The universe is constantly sending us messages, whether through our intuition, signs, or even other people. When we align with this guidance and set an intention, we begin to manifest a life that’s in harmony with our soul’s purpose. The key is to quiet the mind and let go of the ego that often distracts us from listening to that inner voice.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s powerful, Wayne. So, it’s a matter of quieting the noise and being receptive to what the universe is trying to tell us. Iyanla, you often help people reconnect with their inner truth. How does spiritual guidance come into play in helping individuals find and live their life purpose?

Iyanla Vanzant:
Thank you, Nick. I believe that spiritual guidance is about trust. Trusting that there is a higher power that has a plan for you, even when you can’t see it yourself. People often think they’re lost, but they’re really just disconnected from their spiritual source. The purpose is already within them; it’s just waiting to be uncovered. What happens is that life’s challenges—heartbreaks, failures, disappointments—can cloud our ability to hear that guidance. But every setback is really a setup for something greater. When we learn to trust the process and listen to the spiritual guidance available to us, we find that our purpose is revealed in stages, and each stage prepares us for the next.

Nick Sasaki:
I love that, Iyanla. Life’s challenges as setups for something greater—what an empowering perspective. Matt, Wayne, and Iyanla, each of you has mentioned the importance of being open to guidance and trusting that it’s leading us in the right direction. But for many people, especially when they’re facing difficult times, it can be hard to trust in that process. What advice would you give to someone struggling to believe that spiritual guidance is working in their favor?

Matt Fraser:
Nick, I see this all the time in my work. People come to me in pain or confusion, wanting to know why things aren’t going their way, and the message I often receive from the other side is that they’re resisting the path their guides are trying to show them. My advice would be to stop fighting the current. If doors are closing, it’s not to punish you—it’s to redirect you. Trust that your guides see the bigger picture. It might take time, but when you look back, you’ll see how everything was leading you to where you needed to be.

Wayne Dyer:
I couldn’t agree more, Matt. I often say, “When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” It’s about perspective. If you can shift from a mindset of fear or doubt to one of trust and faith, you start to see that every experience, good or bad, is part of the plan. When you align with your higher self and listen to the spiritual nudges, you realize that the universe isn’t working against you—it’s working for you.

Iyanla Vanzant:
Absolutely, Wayne. And to add to that, I’d say, be patient. Sometimes, the reason things feel like they’re not working out is that we’re trying to rush the process. Spiritual timing is not human timing. Our job is to stay aligned with the guidance we receive, even when it doesn’t make sense in the moment, and trust that everything is unfolding as it should. The answers will come when we’re ready to receive them.

Nick Sasaki:
Thank you, Iyanla, Wayne, and Matt. It seems the key takeaway here is that spiritual guidance is always available to us, but it requires trust, patience, and a willingness to listen. And when we do, our life purpose becomes clearer, and doors begin to open. This has been an incredible start to the conversation.

Life Reviews and Karma

Nick Sasaki:
Welcome back, everyone, to our ongoing conversation. Today, we’re diving into a profound topic: life reviews, karma, and the potential for redemption. To explore this, we’re joined by Michael Newton, Dolores Cannon, and Dr. Brian Weiss. Each of you has had deep experiences with souls and the afterlife, so let’s begin. Michael, in your work on past-life regression, you’ve uncovered detailed accounts of life reviews. Can you explain what happens during a life review and how it influences our karma?

Michael Newton:
Thank you, Nick. In my years of research through past-life regression, I’ve found that the life review is one of the most profound and emotional experiences a soul goes through after death. It’s essentially a reflection of your entire life—every action, every thought, and most importantly, every effect you had on others. The soul is shown these moments not to be judged or condemned, but to learn. In this process, you experience not only what you did but how it impacted others. If you caused pain, you feel that pain. If you brought joy, you feel that joy. This reflection shapes your karmic path because it creates an awareness of where you need to grow. Karma, in this sense, is the balancing of these experiences across lifetimes.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s a powerful perspective, Michael. So it’s less about punishment and more about learning and growth. Dolores, you’ve explored karma and soul journeys extensively. How does karma play into the life review, and what role does it have in shaping our future lives?

Dolores Cannon:
Yes, Nick, Michael is absolutely right. In my work, I’ve often seen that karma is the soul’s way of balancing its energy across lifetimes. Karma isn’t a punishment; it’s simply a way for the soul to learn. During the life review, the soul sees where it has created imbalance—whether through acts of harm or missed opportunities for growth—and these imbalances create the lessons we bring into future lives. For example, a soul might choose a challenging life to correct past imbalances or to further evolve in love, forgiveness, or compassion. What’s important to understand is that karma isn’t some cosmic debt; it’s more like a spiritual curriculum that we sign up for in each lifetime.

Nick Sasaki:
So karma is really about bringing balance and learning through experience, even if it means difficult lessons in future lives. Dr. Weiss, your work with past-life regression has also highlighted the theme of redemption. Can a soul find redemption after a life of mistakes, and how does the life review help in that process?

Dr. Brian Weiss:
Yes, Nick, redemption is always possible, and the life review plays a crucial role in that. When souls go through the life review, they’re given the chance to reflect deeply on their choices, mistakes, and the lessons they still need to learn. What’s fascinating is that during the review, many souls experience profound regret, especially when they see the impact of their negative actions on others. But this isn’t the end—it’s an opportunity. The soul often feels a strong desire to make amends, and this can shape its future incarnations. The life review helps the soul understand what needs to be corrected, and in future lifetimes, the soul can work toward that redemption by making better choices and healing the karmic wounds it created.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s such an important point, Dr. Weiss. The life review seems to serve as a moment of reckoning, but also of hope and transformation. Michael, you’ve mentioned that even souls who’ve committed grave mistakes can evolve. How do you see the potential for redemption through the lens of your past-life regression work?

Michael Newton:
Absolutely, Nick. Redemption is always possible, no matter how grave the mistakes. The life review can be a painful process, but it’s not meant to condemn—it’s meant to teach. Souls often feel deep remorse during this review, but that remorse is the first step toward growth. In my sessions, I’ve seen souls who, in previous lives, caused great harm, but in subsequent lives, they took on roles that allowed them to balance that harm with acts of service, kindness, or even self-sacrifice. The beauty of the soul’s journey is that every lifetime is a new opportunity to grow, to balance the scales, and to evolve. The life review gives them the roadmap of what needs to be redeemed.

Nick Sasaki:
So even the most difficult life reviews can lead to profound change and growth. Dolores, you’ve encountered souls who’ve had to deal with heavy karma. What have you learned about how souls prepare for redemption, especially after lifetimes filled with struggle or harm?

Dolores Cannon:
What I’ve found is that souls often choose challenging lifetimes specifically to redeem themselves. They know, before incarnating, that they have lessons to learn and karmic energy to balance. In the spirit world, souls are extremely wise and understand what needs to be done. Even when a soul has caused great harm, it will often choose a future life with opportunities for redemption—whether by experiencing the pain it once caused or by performing acts of service to counterbalance the past. It’s not about punishment; it’s about setting things right. The life review gives them the clarity they need to see where they went wrong, and they willingly take on difficult lives to make amends.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s fascinating, Dolores. It sounds like souls are incredibly proactive in seeking their own redemption, often setting up future lifetimes to correct imbalances. Dr. Weiss, you’ve worked with individuals who have had memories of these redemptive lives. What advice would you give to people who may feel burdened by mistakes in this life and wonder if redemption is possible?

Dr. Brian Weiss:
My advice is to realize that redemption is always possible—both in this life and in future lifetimes. If you feel burdened by mistakes, the key is to take responsibility and begin the process of healing now. You don’t have to wait for a life review in the afterlife to start making changes. Every positive action you take in this lifetime—whether it’s seeking forgiveness, helping others, or working on personal growth—creates a ripple effect. The life review will eventually show you the cumulative impact of all your efforts, both positive and negative. But the most important thing is to start now. Forgive yourself, make amends where you can, and trust that every step you take toward healing is a step toward redemption.

Nick Sasaki:
Thank you, Dr. Weiss. It’s comforting to know that no matter how far off course someone feels, there’s always a way back through self-awareness and positive action. Michael, Dolores, and Dr. Weiss, your insights have truly opened up a deeper understanding of life reviews, karma, and redemption. It’s clear that even our biggest mistakes are opportunities for growth and balance.

Free Will and Spiritual Alignment

Nick Sasaki:
Welcome back, everyone, to our continued discussion. Today, we’ll be exploring the relationship between free will and spiritual alignment, a topic that has intrigued thinkers and spiritual teachers for centuries. Joining us are Marianne Williamson, Deepak Chopra, and Matt Fraser. Let’s begin with you, Matt. You’ve spoken about how spirit guides and loved ones guide us through life, but we still have the power of free will. How do you see the balance between our free will and the guidance we receive from the spiritual realm?

Matt Fraser:
Thanks, Nick. The way I see it, free will and spiritual guidance work hand in hand. Our spirit guides, angels, and loved ones are always offering us guidance, opening doors for us, and nudging us in the right direction. But we’re not puppets on strings; we still have the final say in the choices we make. Free will is a gift. It allows us to learn from our decisions, even if they sometimes lead us down difficult paths. When we ignore spiritual guidance, we may encounter obstacles, but those obstacles are opportunities to course-correct. The beauty of free will is that even when we stray, we can always realign with our higher purpose when we’re ready to listen.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s a powerful perspective, Matt. So free will is what allows us to grow, even when we face challenges. Marianne, you’ve spoken a lot about the concept of alignment with a higher purpose. How do you think free will plays a role in whether or not we align with our spiritual path?

Marianne Williamson:
Free will is essential to spiritual growth, Nick. The universe is constantly offering us opportunities for alignment, but it’s our free will that determines whether we accept or reject those opportunities. Alignment with our spiritual purpose comes when we choose love over fear, truth over illusion. The Course in Miracles teaches that love is the only reality, but our free will often leads us into fear-based thinking, where we act from the ego instead of the soul. Free will isn’t just about making choices in our everyday lives—it’s about choosing how we see the world, and whether we’re willing to surrender to the guidance of a higher power. When we choose to align with that guidance, miracles happen.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s a beautiful thought, Marianne. It’s not just about making choices, but about choosing to see the world through a lens of love rather than fear. Deepak, your teachings often focus on the power of intention. How do you see free will influencing our ability to align with our highest spiritual potential?

Deepak Chopra:
Thank you, Nick. Free will is a profound force in shaping our reality. We have the ability to make conscious choices, and with those choices, we create our personal and collective destiny. Our thoughts, emotions, and actions are all part of the exercise of free will. However, true spiritual alignment happens when we transcend the ego and move into a state of awareness where our choices are in harmony with the universe. This is where intention comes in. When we set an intention that is aligned with our higher self, we’re using our free will to connect with the flow of universal consciousness. The more aware we become of this flow, the more effortlessly we align with our spiritual purpose.

Nick Sasaki:
So it seems like free will is really about how we direct our awareness and intention. Matt, Marianne, and Deepak, you’ve all touched on the idea that free will can either align us with or take us away from our spiritual purpose. But how can someone know when they’re out of alignment, and what steps can they take to get back on track?

Matt Fraser:
That’s a great question, Nick. From my experience, you can tell when you’re out of alignment when everything starts feeling like a struggle. Things don’t flow, opportunities close, and you feel like you’re hitting roadblocks at every turn. When this happens, it’s usually because you’re not listening to the spiritual guidance that’s trying to help you. The first step to getting back on track is to quiet your mind and tune into that guidance. Whether through meditation, prayer, or simply being still, you have to create space to listen. Once you do, your spirit guides will start opening doors again. But you have to be willing to trust the process and let go of control.

Marianne Williamson:
I agree, Matt. When we’re out of alignment, there’s a sense of disconnection—from ourselves, from others, and from the divine. It feels like we’re constantly battling uphill. The ego loves to keep us in that place of struggle because it feeds off fear and separation. To get back into alignment, we need to make a conscious choice to return to love. This might mean forgiving someone, surrendering a situation, or simply choosing to see things differently. The moment we shift our perception from fear to love, we’re back in alignment with our higher purpose. It’s a daily practice, but every time we choose love, we bring ourselves closer to the divine plan for our lives.

Deepak Chopra:
Yes, and I would add that awareness is the key. The first step in realigning with your spiritual path is becoming aware that you’re out of alignment. This awareness comes through mindfulness and self-reflection. Once you realize you’re off course, the next step is to set a new intention that aligns with your higher self. This doesn’t have to be a big, dramatic shift. It can be as simple as choosing to respond to a situation with compassion instead of anger. Over time, these small shifts in consciousness create a profound realignment with the universe. The universe always responds to the intentions we set, so when we align our free will with our spiritual purpose, we create a reality that reflects our highest potential.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s an incredibly empowering way to look at it, Deepak. Realigning with our spiritual purpose doesn’t have to be overwhelming; it’s about making conscious choices in small, meaningful ways. Marianne, Deepak, and Matt, you’ve all shared such profound insights on how free will and spiritual guidance are intertwined. Before we wrap up this topic, could each of you share one final piece of advice for those who may be struggling to align their free will with their spiritual path?

Matt Fraser:
I would say, don’t be afraid to ask for help—from your spirit guides, from the universe, or even from the people around you. Spiritual guidance is always available, but you have to be open to receiving it. Trust that even when things seem difficult, there’s a greater plan at work. And remember, your free will is a tool for growth. Use it to align with your higher purpose, and the universe will meet you halfway.

Marianne Williamson:
I would tell people to remember that love is the answer to everything. If you’re struggling to find your way, ask yourself where you’re acting out of fear instead of love. Every time you choose love, you realign with your higher self. And when you align with love, you open yourself up to the miracles that life has in store for you.

Deepak Chopra:
My advice is to cultivate awareness in every moment. Pay attention to your thoughts, emotions, and actions, and ask yourself whether they are leading you toward or away from your spiritual purpose. The more mindful you become, the easier it will be to align your free will with the flow of the universe. Remember, alignment is a process, not a destination.

Nick Sasaki:
Thank you, Matt, Marianne, and Deepak. It’s clear that free will is both a gift and a responsibility, and aligning it with our spiritual path is one of the most important tasks we face. This has been a truly enlightening discussion on how we can use our free will to navigate life’s challenges and connect with our higher purpose.

Healing and Transformation

Nick Sasaki:
Welcome back, everyone. In this segment, we’ll delve into the profound themes of life reviews, the lessons we learn, and the healing processes that unfold as we navigate our spiritual journeys. I’m excited to have Matt Fraser, Michael Beckwith, and Dr. Brian Weiss with us again. Matt, you often speak about life reviews in your work. Can you explain what a life review is and its significance in our spiritual development?

Matt Fraser:
Certainly, Nick. A life review is a transformative experience that occurs when a soul transitions to the afterlife. It’s a deep reflection on one’s life, where all moments—from the joyful to the painful—are revisited. During this review, individuals feel the impact of their actions on others, which provides profound insights and lessons. The significance lies in the opportunity for healing and growth, as it helps souls understand their journey and the choices they made.

Nick Sasaki:
That’s incredibly insightful. Michael, in your teachings, how do you see the concept of life reviews impacting personal transformation and healing?

Michael Beckwith:
Life reviews play a pivotal role in personal transformation. They offer an honest appraisal of our lives, allowing us to confront our fears, regrets, and the lessons we were meant to learn. By engaging with these experiences, we can let go of limiting beliefs and begin to heal. This process is vital for our evolution, as it encourages us to embrace our true selves and our potential to create positive change.

Nick Sasaki:
Dr. Weiss, you’ve worked extensively with individuals exploring their past lives. How does understanding past life experiences contribute to the healing process in this life?

Dr. Brian Weiss:
Understanding past life experiences can be incredibly liberating. When individuals explore their past lives, they often uncover patterns of behavior, fears, and traumas that have carried over into their current existence. By bringing these issues to the surface, they can address them with compassion and understanding. This awareness facilitates healing, allowing them to break free from repetitive cycles and embrace a more fulfilling life.

Nick Sasaki:
It’s fascinating how interconnected our experiences are. Matt, what are some common lessons people learn during their life reviews?

Matt Fraser:
Some of the most common lessons involve the importance of love, connection, and forgiveness. Many individuals realize they spent too much time focusing on material pursuits or holding onto grudges. A significant lesson is understanding that relationships and how we treat others truly define our journey. People often wish they had expressed their feelings more openly or spent more time with loved ones.

Nick Sasaki:
Michael, how do you see forgiveness playing a role in this reflective process?

Michael Beckwith:
Forgiveness is crucial in life reviews. It’s about releasing the emotional burdens that weigh us down. When we forgive others and ourselves, we create space for healing and transformation. This process allows us to break free from past traumas, enabling us to live more fully in the present. It’s an act of love and self-liberation that propels us toward spiritual growth.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
Dr. Weiss, how can individuals apply the insights gained from life reviews and past life regression in their daily lives?

Dr. Brian Weiss:
Individuals can use these insights as tools for self-awareness and personal growth. By recognizing patterns and lessons from their past, they can make conscious choices in the present. This awareness fosters compassion for themselves and others, promoting healthier relationships and a more fulfilling life. It’s about taking the lessons learned and integrating them into daily actions and decisions.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
As we wrap up this discussion on life reviews, lessons, and healing, let’s remember that these experiences provide valuable insights for our spiritual journeys. Thank you all for your enlightening contributions to this topic.

Redemption and Forgiveness

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
Welcome back to our enlightening conversation. In this segment, we’ll explore the interconnected themes of karma, redemption, and spiritual growth. Joining us are Matt Fraser, who will share his insights on the afterlife and the journey of the soul, along with spiritual teacher Michael Beckwith and Dr. Brian Weiss, a pioneer in past-life regression therapy. Let’s dive in. Matt, you’ve often spoken about how karma influences our lives and the process of redemption. Can you elaborate on this?

Matt Fraser:
Absolutely, Nick. Karma is essentially the energy we create through our actions, thoughts, and intentions. It’s not just about punishment; it’s a way to understand how our choices impact our spiritual journey. When souls transition to the afterlife, they undergo a life review where they feel the effects of their actions on others. This often leads to a desire for redemption. The beautiful thing is that no matter how far someone may stray from their path, there is always an opportunity for growth and healing.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
That’s a profound perspective. Michael, you’ve discussed spiritual awakening and the role of karma in our lives. How do you see karma shaping our individual growth and our collective evolution?

Michael Beckwith:
Thank you, Nick. Karma is a vital aspect of our spiritual evolution. It teaches us the lessons we need for growth. Each experience, whether perceived as positive or negative, is an opportunity to learn and elevate our consciousness. When we collectively embrace our karmic lessons, we contribute to the evolution of humanity. We become more aware of our interconnectedness, fostering compassion and understanding among each other.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
That’s a beautiful sentiment. Dr. Weiss, your work in past-life regression offers unique insights into how our past experiences shape our present lives. How does understanding our past lives impact our ability to address karma and seek redemption?

Dr. Brian Weiss:
Great question, Nick. Through past-life regression, individuals can uncover unresolved issues from previous incarnations that may be affecting their current life. This understanding allows them to process trauma, forgive themselves and others, and break free from repetitive cycles of behavior. By recognizing the continuity of the soul and its experiences across lifetimes, we can approach our karma with a sense of compassion and purpose, facilitating a more profound healing process.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
Incredible insights from all of you. Let’s explore some common misconceptions about karma and redemption. Matt, what do you often hear that needs clarification?

Matt Fraser:
Many people think of karma as strictly punitive, which is a misunderstanding. It’s not about being punished for wrongdoing; it’s about understanding the impact of our choices and learning from them. Redemption is always possible, and it often involves recognizing the interconnectedness of our actions and making amends.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
Michael, how do you see people approaching redemption in their lives?

Michael Beckwith:
Redemption is often seen as a linear path, but it’s really about the ongoing journey of self-discovery and healing. People need to understand that it’s okay to make mistakes, as long as they’re willing to learn and grow from those experiences. It’s about embracing change and seeking forgiveness, both from oneself and others.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
Dr. Weiss, what role does forgiveness play in this process?

Dr. Brian Weiss:
Forgiveness is essential for healing, both in this life and in the context of past lives. Holding onto resentment or guilt creates a burden on our souls that can inhibit growth. Through understanding and compassion, we can release these burdens and allow ourselves to evolve spiritually.

Nick Sasaki (Moderator):
As we conclude this topic, let’s reflect on the power of karma, redemption, and spiritual growth in our lives. Each of us has the potential to learn, grow, and transform through our experiences. Thank you all for your profound insights today.

Short Bios:

Matt Fraser is a renowned psychic medium, author, and motivational speaker known for his ability to connect with loved ones on the other side. He has gained international recognition for his unique approach to mediumship, blending humor and compassion in his readings. Fraser is the author of several bestselling books and hosts a popular television show, where he shares messages of hope and healing from the spirit world.

Wayne Dyer was a celebrated author, speaker, and self-help pioneer known for his teachings on personal development, spirituality, and self-empowerment. Often referred to as the "father of motivation," Dyer inspired millions with his books, including The Power of Intention and Your Erroneous Zones. His work emphasizes the importance of self-love, personal responsibility, and living a purpose-driven life.

Iyanla Vanzant is a prominent life coach, author, and spiritual teacher, recognized for her work in personal transformation and empowerment. She gained fame as a host on the Oprah Winfrey Network's Iyanla: Fix My Life, where she helps individuals confront and heal from their past traumas. Vanzant's teachings focus on self-love, forgiveness, and embracing one’s true potential.

Dr. Michael Newton was a pioneering psychologist and author known for his groundbreaking research in past-life regression and life between lives. His books, including Journey of Souls, explore the soul's journey and the spiritual guidance available to individuals throughout their lives. Newton's work has provided profound insights into the nature of existence and the lessons learned through reincarnation.

Dolores Cannon was a renowned hypnotherapist, author, and speaker known for her work in past-life regression and exploring the metaphysical aspects of the human experience. She developed the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) and authored several books that delve into topics such as reincarnation, the afterlife, and the nature of consciousness. Cannon's insights have inspired many to explore their spiritual journeys.

Marianne Williamson is a bestselling author, spiritual leader, and political activist known for her teachings on love, spirituality, and personal transformation. Her books, including A Return to Love, have inspired countless individuals to embrace their inner power and create positive change in their lives. Williamson is also known for her advocacy on social justice and has run for political office, emphasizing love and compassion in her platform.

Deepak Chopra is a prominent author, speaker, and alternative medicine advocate known for his teachings on spirituality, wellness, and holistic health. With a background in medicine, Chopra combines modern science with ancient wisdom to promote mind-body healing. He has authored numerous bestselling books and founded the Chopra Center for Wellbeing, focusing on personal transformation and self-awareness.

Michael Beckwith is a spiritual teacher, author, and founder of the Agape International Spiritual Center. He is known for his teachings on personal and spiritual development, emphasizing the power of love and consciousness in transforming lives. Beckwith is a sought-after speaker, offering insights on meditation, prosperity, and the importance of aligning with one's higher purpose.

Dr. Brian Weiss is a psychiatrist and author renowned for his pioneering work in past-life regression therapy. His bestselling book, Many Lives, Many Masters, details his experiences with patients recalling past lives, leading to profound insights about the soul's journey and healing. Weiss's work has helped many understand the connections between past lives, karma, and their current experiences, offering hope and healing through his teachings.