Dolores Cannon
Dolores Cannon was a famous American hypnotherapist known for her specialty in regressions and past lives. For more than 50 years she dedicated herself to therapy through hypnosis and to recovering, studying and cataloging “lost knowledge.” Furthermore, she dedicated the last 30 years of her life to writing about truly abstract concepts, such as life and death, reincarnation, UFOs, and the origins of humanity.
At the same time, Dolores Cannon She became extremely famous in the United States for collecting and translating the prophecies of Nostradamus.. Likewise, he wrote 17 books that were translated into more than twenty languages. The author used to help with regressions for people who said they had been abducted by alien beings, a topic about which she also wrote on countless occasions.
Biography
First years
Dolores Cannon was born on April 15, 1931, in St. Louis, Missouri, United States. The author lived in the same city with her family until she managed to finish her academic studies in 1947. A few years later she married Johnny, a man from the North American Navy. She accompanied her husband to travel the world for 21 years, so that he could fulfill assignments abroad.
Around 1950 and 1960, the writer She raised her children as a typical Navy mother would. At least that was the case until 1968, when several important events occurred that forced her to change her life forever. Her husband suffered a motorcycle accident that left him in a wheelchair, without the possibility of continuing to exercise their original role. Therefore, the couple and children moved to the hills of Arkansas.
The beginning of hypnosis practices
Once Dolores and Johnny's children were grown and left to form their own lives, the woman resumed her hypnosis practices, which she had carried out in the past. By the end of the 70s, the author already had a vast list of clients who faithfully attended her sessions., this, despite the fact that she and her family lived in a small city with an even smaller population.
There was a coming and going in the Cannon house, since Dolores was incapable of rejecting any query, regardless of the circumstances in which they occurred. Her early work was oriented toward reincarnation, which helped her become comfortable with complex concepts such as time travel. Many of the writer's clients described scenes from past lives in which they had existed in various places and social and political contexts.
Investigation periods
After each consultation, Dolores spent weeks investigating the characteristics of the periods and regions her clients described, in order to assess whether those people's words coincided with universal history, and to examine whether their practices were actually having any real results. . In that way, Through her arduous verification process, the author assured that her practices were true.
From then on—and after conducting sessions with thousands of clients—the author recorded the same data over and over again. To ensure the verisimilitude of the anecdotes, He spent large amounts of time and energy carefully evaluating his results. The woman concluded that, definitively, her research was not only correct, but that it had genuine value for the good of humanity.
Life after life
Encouraged by her thousands of clients and her own research, coupled with the additional information she had received from all the people who consulted with her about their experiences, She thought that the knowledge she was acquiring came to her thanks to a superior force. This entity was stronger and more powerful than all the gods of all known religions, but being such an ethereal power, only a state of altered consciousness could detect it.
After rigorously developing his technique for many years, Dolores replaced tedious induction methods. This, therefore, consumed time and was more focused on voice, image and visualization. Thus, the writer established her own quantum healing hypnosis technique. This practice supposedly allows direct contact and communication with the subconscious from any individual in order to obtain all types of responses.
All Dolores Cannon books (latest editions)
- Keepers of the Garden (2015);
- Between Death and Life: Conversations with a Spirit — Between Death and Life: Conversations with a Spirit (2016);
- Five Lives Remembered (2017);
- Jesus and the Essenes — Jesus and his enemies (2018);
- The Convoluted Universe: Book One (2019);
- The Custodians: Beyond Abduction (2019);
- A Soul Remembers Hiroshima (2019);
- The Convoluted Universe, Book 2 (2020);
- They Walked with Jesus: Past Life Experiences with Christ (2020);
- The Convoluted Universe, Book Three (2020);
- Conversations with Nostradamus: Volume 1 (2020);
- Conversations with Nostradamus: Volume 2 (2020);
- Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth — Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth (2021);
- Legacy from the Stars (2021);
- Conversations with Nostradamus – Volume Three (2021);
- The Convoluted Universe, Book Four (2021);
- The Search for Hidden, Sacred Knowledge (2022);
- The Convoluted Universe, Book 5 (2022);
- The Legend of Starcrash (2022);
- Horns of the Goddess (2023).
Dolores Cannon's most popular book
Between life and death
In this book, the author tries to explain the different types of existence through multiple descriptions regarding the intangible world. As a hypnotherapist to thousands of people internationally, Dolores Cannon poses questions such as: “What happens at the moment of death?” “Where do we go next?”, “Does our personality survive after death?”, “How do we respond to good and bad experiences in life?”, “What is the purpose of existence?”
The text has attracted the attention of experts, believers and fans over the years. This is because the questions it poses are common to most people, and who could answer them better than a woman who has studied the subject for more than 50 years? At least, this is what those who admire her work think. On the other hand, Dolores' research does not have the approval of the exact sciences.
