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by Rande Brown (Author)
In Live, Die, Repeat, Rande Brown interweaves Eastern reincarnation and Western psychology in a raw, mind-bending memoir that cracks open the soul's journey across lifetimes, and explores what it really takes to heal.
What if the key to healing your deepest wounds lies not just in your past--but in your past lives? In Live, Die, Repeat, psychoanalyst, Buddhist practitioner, and spiritual adventurer Rande Brown shares her astonishing firsthand recall of three previous lifetimes--and how those vivid experiences transformed her understanding of karma, trauma, and emotional healing. With a rare mix of insight, irreverence, and psychological depth, Brown fuses Eastern wisdom with Western therapeutic tools to reveal a new, radically integrative model of transformation. Far from abstract philosophy, this is a gripping personal journey--part spiritual memoir, part psychoanalytic adventure story--that challenges our assumptions about identity, memory, and the soul's journey through time. Whether you're a seeker, a skeptic, or simply curious about the forces that shape your life, Live, Die, Repeat offers a compelling roadmap for tapping into the unseen threads of consciousness, and unlocking the healing potential hidden in your own story. Rande Brown, LCSW is a psychoanalyst, author, and longtime Buddhist practitioner whose work bridges Eastern spiritual traditions and Western psychotherapy. She is the co-author of the New York Times bestseller Geisha, A Life (Atria, 2002) with Mineko Iwasaki, and a well-respected translator of Japanese spiritual texts. Formerly the Executive Director of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, she has spent decades exploring the intersection of karma, consciousness, and emotional healing. She now maintains a private practice in Greenwich Village, where she specializes in the integration of Buddhism, spirituality and psychology.Author Biography
Rande Brown, LCSW was a psychoanalyst, author, and longtime Buddhist practitioner whose work bridges Eastern spiritual traditions and Western psychotherapy. She was the co-author of the New York Times bestseller Geisha, A Life (Atria, 2002) with Mineko Iwasaki, and a well-respected translator of Japanese spiritual texts. Formerly the Executive Director of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, she spent decades exploring the intersection of karma, consciousness, and emotional healing. She maintained a private practice in Greenwich Village, where she specialized in the integration of Buddhism, spirituality and psychology.
