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.
