February 12, 1995: Future Life & Past Lives - Dr. Bruce Goldberg
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
March 15, 20231h 52m
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Show Notes
Dr. Bruce Goldberg joins Art Bell to explore the extraordinary claims of hypnotic past life regression and future life progression, a field Goldberg has pioneered over two decades of clinical practice.
Goldberg explains how patients under hypnosis can perceive multiple future timelines, choosing an ideal frequency among five possible paths. He describes documented cases where age progressions proved accurate years later, including a patient whose AIDS prognosis shifted dramatically after following guidance received in trance. Goldberg addresses the parallel universe theory supported by quantum physics, arguing that negative collective thought can manifest disasters while positive programming can redirect personal destiny. He recounts a chilling case where an attorney progressed into a future showing his wife dying in a car accident on the Capitol Beltway, a scenario that later unfolded exactly as perceived. The discussion ranges from the nature of dreams as out-of-body experiences to the origins of the karmic cycle through ancient light beings from Alpha Centauri.
Goldberg's blend of clinical evidence and metaphysical theory offers a provocative framework for understanding consciousness, free will, and the hidden architecture of time itself.
Goldberg explains how patients under hypnosis can perceive multiple future timelines, choosing an ideal frequency among five possible paths. He describes documented cases where age progressions proved accurate years later, including a patient whose AIDS prognosis shifted dramatically after following guidance received in trance. Goldberg addresses the parallel universe theory supported by quantum physics, arguing that negative collective thought can manifest disasters while positive programming can redirect personal destiny. He recounts a chilling case where an attorney progressed into a future showing his wife dying in a car accident on the Capitol Beltway, a scenario that later unfolded exactly as perceived. The discussion ranges from the nature of dreams as out-of-body experiences to the origins of the karmic cycle through ancient light beings from Alpha Centauri.
Goldberg's blend of clinical evidence and metaphysical theory offers a provocative framework for understanding consciousness, free will, and the hidden architecture of time itself.