Keepers of the Garden

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Summary: Tomorrow may call Delores Cannon a true pioneer.
Review: I read Delores Cannon's book "The Custodians" in three nights. I immediately bought a copy of "Keepers of the Garden" and devoured it in two sittings. I'm now fininshing up another of her works, "Legacy From The Stars", and have two more titles of hers laying in wait on my bedside table. I express this as measure of the impact of that her books have had upon me. I found them all to be rather remarkable. If you're the debunker-skeptic type let me save you some time. Move on. There's nothing for you here. If, however, you're of the more open minded inclination and not threatened by possibilities and ideas outside the purview of "the norm" then take note. Despite the fact that modern day hypnosis has been used as an effective technique for nigh on a century, it is only now being accorded the interest and professional credibility that it has long since deserved. I'm happy to say, Mrs. Cannon's regressive hypnotherapy work pushes the envelope of what is "the norm" even further, to its limits and beyond. In a truly fascinating series of regressions with various hypnotherapy subjects she explores some of the most fundamental questions of our existence. Do you want to know how the universe was formed, are we alone, where we came from, who we are, who created us, where we're going, what it's all about, and how aliens, extra-dimensional entities, reincarnation, the afterlife, and the soul all neatly fit into it? You'll find answers in here. Whether you find them to be true will remain for you to decide. And as well it should be. Trust your gut and intuition here and give you left-brain anal-lyzer a rest. As one who has seen a UFO on more than one occasion, and has had any number of paranormal experiences (experiences which science will eventually prove be to nothing more than a product of previously undiscovered physics), I find the material contained within "Keepers Of The Garden" and her other books to be accurate, honest in its attempt to reveal the truth, and possessing the quality of all forward-looking Good. Chances are, as you read this book you'll find yourself saying such things as, "Of course, that's so obvious. Why didn't I ever think of it?" Have you ever had the experience of reading something and feeling like it was something you had forgotten but were now only just remembering again? Well, if you like that feeling then read "Keepers of The Garden" and revel in it.

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Summary: Tomorrow may call Delores Cannon a true pioneer.
Review: I read Delores Cannon's book "The Custodians" in three nights. I immediately bought a copy of "Keepers of the Garden" and devoured it in two sittings. I'm now fininshing up another of her works, "Legacy From The Stars", and have two more titles of hers laying in wait on my bedside table. I express this as measure of the impact of that her books have had upon me. I found them all to be rather remarkable. If you're the debunker-skeptic type let me save you some time. Move on. There's nothing for you here. If, however, you're of the more open minded inclination and not threatened by possibilities and ideas outside the purview of "the norm" then take note. Despite the fact that modern day hypnosis has been used as an effective technique for nigh on a century, it is only now being accorded the interest and professional credibility that it has long since deserved. I'm happy to say, Mrs. Cannon's regressive hypnotherapy work pushes the envelope of what is "the norm" even further, to its limits and beyond. In a truly fascinating series of regressions with various hypnotherapy subjects she explores some of the most fundamental questions of our existence. Do you want to know how the universe was formed, are we alone, where we came from, who we are, who created us, where we're going, what it's all about, and how aliens, extra-dimensional entities, reincarnation, the afterlife, and the soul all neatly fit into it? You'll find answers in here. Whether you find them to be true will remain for you to decide. And as well it should be. Trust your gut and intuition here and give you left-brain anal-lyzer a rest. As one who has seen a UFO on more than one occasion, and has had any number of paranormal experiences (experiences which science will eventually prove be to nothing more than a product of previously undiscovered physics), I find the material contained within "Keepers Of The Garden" and her other books to be accurate, honest in its attempt to reveal the truth, and possessing the quality of all forward-looking Good. Chances are, as you read this book you'll find yourself saying such things as, "Of course, that's so obvious. Why didn't I ever think of it?" Have you ever had the experience of reading something and feeling like it was something you had forgotten but were now only just remembering again? Well, if you like that feeling then read "Keepers of The Garden" and revel in it.

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Summary: FABULOUS....
Review: One of the best books I have ever read..... and trust me, I have read them all, or atleast most of all.......... Just be open minded and give this a shot...... You will not lose anything, but gain everything you have ever wanted.

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Summary: incredible
Review: This is an incredible book and i cant wait to read Dolores's other books including The custodians. Well this book answers many questions I had about why we're here and it goes into detail. It talks about humans first steps on Earth and Dolores even talks about the Bible and it sure made me a believer (everything that is revealed fits perfectly and makes sense) and its mind boggling. I am now more interested in the Bible and i now believe Jesus existed and all the miracles which occured and are talked about in the Bible are in case true, with the help of our creators, extra terrestials.