ASIN | B00RB0J4Q8 |
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Publisher | Ozark Mountain Publishing, Inc. (21 Dec. 2014) |
Language | English |
File size | 822 KB |
Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
Screen Reader | Supported |
Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
X-Ray | Enabled |
Word Wise | Enabled |
Print length | 375 pages |


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The Search for Hidden, Sacred Knowledge
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savagegardener –
As the second of Dolores books I have read, this was another interesting read, exploring topics that are mind blowing in their own right. It seems more impossible to me that the subjects could invent these previous lives, than the liklihood that they actually lived them. I tend to read many books and piece together the commonalities, and it is surprising how often the facts mesh together with no contradiction. I believe anything is possible, and therefore this is another book I have enjoyed and would recommend to anyone of a similar open mindedness.
tea-rex –
Another eye opening, mind blowing read from the one of a kind Dolores Cannon. Every book I’ve ever read from this wonderful woman is so believable, genuine, written with such love and a deep profound desire to communicate nothing but absolute truth. It’s impossible to condense the information in any of her books into a small review, so all I’ll say is this – if you’re ready to learn the truth and discover the knowledge they don’t want us to know, pick up any book by Dolores Cannon and enjoy the ride. I also highly recommend watching her videos where she speaks at length and with absolute genuine openness (available on YT) on all kinds of subjects. If you’re here reading this, it’s not an accident – it’s time for you to dive in and come to know these things!
larousse7 –
A fascinating book full of information from her clients in their past life regression sessions, or other lives in other dimensions/levels etc. I would have liked to hear how her clients got on later, or recovered after the healing sessions – especially the woman who was worked on by spiritual beings partly during the session and partly for months afterwards as she had multiple health problems and needed a full clear out of all the drugs she’d been taking for her various ailments, according to what her ‘subconscious’ told the group. A really good read.
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Enjoyed very interesting
Jacqui –
Heavy going
Amazon Customer –
I’ve only just started this but my curiosity is piqued, given that her clients give similar information that Paul Wallis does on his YT channel. He ‘decodes’ biblical texts and these two sources almost mirror each other.
MR D G Pennell –
We are moving towards a very exciting time in the development of humanity, and individuals will be given a choice of future paths to take. The subconscious mind is an area we cannot consciously tap into and yet holds so much information about our true purpose on this planet. If you find yourself asking questions about ‘Why are we here?’ and ‘What is our purpose,’ then you will find that information of all that remains hidden within the writings of Delores Cannon.
a.customer –
Having initially thought I didn’t know why I had selected this book, as soon as I began reading I KNEW why. Being an old soul myself, there were many experiences which too resonated with me – some which I found made me quite emotional. The world is a better place with this kind of knowledge being ‘re-surfaced and made accessible to the many. The information contained within it is highly beneficial and necessary for the times we find ourselves living in right now. I myself feel healing has occurred within me simply from reading this literature. I am so thankful for Dolores’ work and dedication to the cause of Upliftment, Healing and Enlightenment of this planet. This book is a must for anyone who is even slightly curious about ancient and sacred knowledge..
Donna MacDonald –
Fabulous book!
Loved this book, learned alot. Dolores Cannon is exceptional with her research and putting together lost or forgotten knowledge.
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TRUTH
Very inspiring, weighted with truth and invigorated with honesty. I recommend this book for those seeking awareness, truth and wisdom.