Dolores Cannon (Page 2 of 4)

tenetnosce,

I had before read your post that explained what you have above explained, and I was at that time amazed with the clarity of your position statement.

I just wanted to take the moment to tell you that of all of the posted positions concerning alien abductions, yours is simply the most easily understood, and is a truth that comes without judgement...you are stating factual and highly applicable information without emotional attachment. Excellent work.

So, thank you, from an old abductee who has more often than not been unable to express her understanding about abduction, and its misgivings, without getting emotionally involved.

A tip of my hat to you, sir... .

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

Glad to see folks reading Delores Canon's work here. I think it is very valuable as her methods incorporate the objectivity of an outside observer with a direct tap to other realities. Somewhere in between channeling and personal experience.

I've met her on a number of occasions and have done a session with her that was very helpful to me. I found her to be a wonderful and fascinating woman and knowing her has definitely had an effect on how I view things. I agree that the best way to utilize her material (or anybody's for that matter) is to take what works for you and shelve or leave the rest, and she'll tell you the same. Definitely good reading, I do wish she would get another artist to do her covers though as they are a bit hoaky and make it easy to dismiss the books by those turned off by new agey type stuff. You know the old saying though.

SM

A couple of weeks ago I bought Dolores' "The Legend of Starcrash", and this afternoon I bought "Conversations with Nostradamus, Book I."   

Starcrash (to me) was completely fascinating.  Since I couldn't put it down at our local metaphysical book store I figured I should just go ahead and buy it, why not!      It kept me riveted until the very end.   Most anything I read by her has that effect on me.  The reason being, it's so damn realistic. The details that come through on so many of these regressions is just unbelievable.   And in the case of "Starcrash", Dolores was speaking to one of her subject's past life incarnations, and at the end, she was able to talk to them once they had died and became their "expanded self"........and as their expanded self, they had much more information and insight then when they were still alive in that particular persona's body.  It's totally amazing.   Also, the material that I've read so far isn't all hokey and New Agey, even though it's dealing with some really heavy duty metaphysical concepts.   

The Nostradamus book looks promising, and as always with her material, very intriguing and chock full of fascinating stuff!    Can't wait to dig into it.   

Dolores Cannon is my new thing lately, I can't seem to get enough of her material.  So much stuff you see in metaphysical book shops or in the New Age section at major bookstores is just the same old same old, rehashed.   There's nothing like her material however, and most importantly........it's advanced.   Once you've learned and experienced and discovered things pertaining to metaphysics, the paranormal, conspiracies, etc., it's like you run into this wall with nowhere left to go.  Like you're standing there, looking around, going, Um, alright....now what?   Isn't there anything else new and fresh and interesting that you can show me??   Something to get the wheels spinning?  I'm a sponge here, bring it on!   I want to learn!!!   So, her material would be appealing to anybody who's gotten to that point I think.

Let's see.  I think that I may have something to say on this aliens issue.  I may be premature here because at this moment I have read most of convoluted universe 1 and 2 and I have only read the intro to "The Custodians: Beyond Abduction".  Even so, I have a few ideas that seem to fit here.

I think that for open hearted investigators (or not) it may be fulfilling to conclude that this whole "ET" set of issues on the whole tends to be wonderful and good and shall we say spiritually fulfilling.

From a cosmic perspective, this may be true.  But this is the type of perspective that understands that experiences of suffering can be helpful to spirituual growth.

To be practical, I think that it may be helpful to understand that a group of beings may be willing to use deception and all the while feel or think that they are totally in the right. 

Just throwing out some ideas.  I still have the idea that this planet (among possible thousands or more in this particular galaxy) is on course for a positive future.

So, have been reading Dolores' "Conversations With Nostradamus."   Some background first, with some notes that I've mentally thought of as I've been reading, in case anybody's interested in her books, or with Nostradamus specifically:

- Dolores first connected with Nostradamus (Michel de Notredame) via one of her hypnotized subjects named Elena who, btw, knew nothing about Nostradamus in her life and couldn't even prounounce his name...!!!!!!! but who was an apprentice of his in that life.   She was a he back then, and his name was Dionysus, a Greek immigrant to France who was studying medicine under Nostradamus;

- What came to light during these regressions was how Nostradamus did what he did - he had some amazing skillzz for his time, performing surgeries on people in a time period where anesthesia didn't exist.  Yes....I know....ouch.  We tend to forget how life was back then, but let me tell you, when you read this book the 1500s come vividly to life.  The lack of hygeine, the lack of medicine / surgery skills, the plagues and disease...........and the power of the Church.  The church ruled EVERYTHING back then, including kings and politics, and the Inquisition was running rampant during Nostradamus' time.   We all know this because we all had history class, but, it's something else to read it coming through someone from that time period.   Nostradamus' fear of the Inquisition...it's very real when it comes through.  Anyway, back to the surgery stuff, but most people died in surgery because of the shock.  Nostradamus on the other hand had an amazing success rate, and the reason being was he had discovered hypnotic trance.  He would hypnotize his patients to not feel the pain and to slow down the bloodflow, and so on.   BUT...because of the church and the Inquisition and the rampant fear and paranoia back then, he couldn't be open about how he did things.   He had to lie, or evade the subject altogether when people would suspiciously ask him how he did things.  There are even a few regressions describing specific surgeries that Dionysus helped with, and all the details, the kind of injuries and sickness people had back then, and then the surgery outcomes.   So I found all these details to be REALLY fascinating.  It totally draws you in when you're reading.

- Nostradamus was also teaching his apprentices these special mind-over-matter techniques, as well as training them in the art of scrying (psychic prophesy technique involving staring into a mirror ) and other psychic abilities.   btw, there's all sorts of details throughout the book relating to everything you could ever want to know about how Nostradamus got his info., interpretted it, and how/why he coded it in his quatrains as he did.  Seriously, every detail or question you could think to ask, the answer is in there. 

- Then it gets really good.  During one of the regressions, Nostradamus became aware that Dionysus was conversing / connecting with someone in his trance state..............and "cut in the line" so to speak, and began a three way conversation exchange, talking to Dolores through Dionysus...who was trancing out and connecting with his own future self undergoing hypnotic regression. I LOVE IT!  That's just too awesome.  And so, this is where it all starts. 

- And the idiosynchronous DETAILS....like how Nostradamus doesn't even recognize many of the quatrains right away due to their mistranslation, and even having Dolores read them in French wouldn't be that helpful because modern French is different from what was spoken in the 1500's.  Same as middle English versus modern English.  He told Dolores that in modern French, the vowels are slurred together and consonents that used to be pronounced are now left out.   So when she reads the quatrains in French, (or rather, stumbles her way through reading them in French, since she can't speak French) to read the word as it looks....pronounce all the letters that she sees, because it will make more sense to him to hear it that way than if she actually read it as modern French.   !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sorry, I just find it so fascinating. 

I'm sure to some it sounds unbelievable, but seriously, when you read it it's something else.  It's the most believable far-fetched topic I've ever come across.  The wealth of details that are provided is incredible, and Nostradamus as a real, multi-dimensional, well rounded personality comes through loud and clear.   You just have to read it to believe it.  He gets mad, frustrated, happy, playful and joking, tired, the whole shebang.  (frustrated and pissed off only at how butchered his quatrains have gotten in their apparantly very unaccurate translation.)

He also stresses multiple times to Dolores that she is not speaking to a dead person - that he is very much alive and well and living in his own time period, and that to him, SHE'S the one who's "out there" in the future.  As far as he's concerned, he's in the now.

There's so much more, too much to get into here, so I'll just skip to a couple of ideas I had floating about as I read:

- I've always had an interest in the Nostradamus prophesies and believed he was real, but same as everybody else, it's near impossible for me to understand what he's talking about.   So I've never pursued researching it in depth before, but now that I'm really looking at these quatrains, and seeing Nostradamus' explanations / true translations in this book, what I realized is........

- Why is he writing about so much political nonsense that isn't important?   (Like the Iran Contra scandal, and the million other "who cares" political distraction circus nonsense that has filled our news for the last 80 years....)  Seriously, was the Iran Contra scandal just so important that it warranted somebody forseeing this......450 years ago???   I don't know about anybody else, but that just seems a little weird to me.   Because again, who cares.  Half the kids of today aren't even aware of it, and it doesn't matter anymore.   It didn't matter at the time either.  Because it's all distraction anyway, and nothing is what it seems to be.  Which leads to.......

- ........As many Noble Realmers realize, reality is um, a little strange.  Between the aliens and mass abductions taking place, MILABS and mind control, underground bases and altered weather, behind the scenes hyperdimensional manipulators and people walking among us who aren't even really people, well, you know, things on Mother Earth have gotten verrrrrry interesting.

So why is there pretty much no mention of this aspect of reality in his prophesies??  We're not crazy you know.  This stuff IS happening.   And even if it turned out that alien abductions aren't real....well, we've got millions of people out there who believe they HAVE been abducted and believe that they HAVE seen mysterious flying objects.   So, it's a situation of we've either got a million+ people who've been abducted and tampered with and altered by non-human entities....or a million+ delusional people.  And etiher way that's something worth noting..........isn't it?? 

But why doesn't this aspect of reality get mentioned?   There's a gaping hole for the most part, from what I've seen so far of his quatrains.   In all fairness though, there is one mention of an underground base facility in Colorado, and definite mention / confirmation of Man's newfound ability to control the weather. But so far, that's it.  All the rest is political political political.   This leader, that king, this dictator, that public scandal, this leader falling, that one rising, this one getting usurped, that war.  And that war.  And that war.  And more war.   And nuclear bombs, and radiation leaks and spills.  And more leaders, war, scandals and nuclear stuff.   

boring.   

Which leads to........

- ...........Negative vision of the future.  Again, I haven't read Nostradamus' translation of all the quatrains that Dolores gives him to comment on....I'm only halfway through the first book of three.......but what I realized is that the future that Nostradamus saw was AWFULLY negative.  I mean, according to him, we should have already killed ourselves off and all of civilization should have been annhilated five times over in the last 20 years alone.  It's some heavy duty negative visions, big time.

And which I have to add in at this point, the little anecdote of where Nostradamus got his nifty scrying mirror from in the first place, where he was getting all these apocolyptic doom prophesies from.   Two separate people commented to Dolores in regression about the "unusual" nature of the mirror - it's not a normal mirror by any means.  One even said that it dated back to the "ancient ones" in one of the previous lost ancient civilizations.    So Dolores asked Nostradamus about it, and he told her that well, you know....basically.....uh, when he was a lad, and he was meditating and doing his trance thing one night, a "Being" appeared to him and, well....gave him the mirror.   It was given to him so that he could do exactly what he ended up doing with it.

So, not to throw a wrench in the works, but, I had to question....maybe this "being" wasn't exactly positive???   4D STS anybody?   That's how they operate.  They've popped in and out of the timeline through the eons, doin' their thing.   Read the story of how Mormonism was founded.  Same deal.   Among many other examples.

So anyway, getting the backstory of how Nostradamus even got his nifty mirror makes you then have to question the version of reality that he was seeing through this mirror.

Maybe the catastrophic future was averted through intervention.

Maybe it really was going to go like that, and it originally did, in an alternate timeline.

Maybe Nostradamus was fed scenes of a negative nature to get people into the fear frequency, so they would actually end up making it happen.   It reminds me of the alien abductees who are taken aboard a UFO then fed images of the planet getting annhilated and mass environmental destruction, then slapped on the back and told "Go warn the people, buddy!  You can do it!  We're rooting for you!"  And the poor abductee is dropped off in a cornfield, left to go save the planet from destruction.   They picked the abductee because he was a caring, empathetic type who would get worked up about it and then want to run around, trying to warn people and save the world.

Which sounds a bit like our Nostradamus.  Poor dude was a bit upset when he saw what he saw in his mirror.  He's so worked up about it in his time that his mission became about warning humanity, and he very intensly and eagerly embarked on this project with Dolores, linking up through trance meditation via one of her subjects, to get the quatrains properly translated and to warn us of our imminent destruction. 

But what if the timeline has been changed?  What if we have outside intervention?  What if it's not even true what he's seeing?  Sure some of his stuff came true...but it doesn't mean all of it is necessarily true.  That's how STS forces operate...feed you truth mixed with lies.  And Nostradamus isn't (wasn't...) going to know the difference, and will just write ALL of it down.  So it's up to us to sit back with what we know and give a big hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

Just some thoughts.  This has been a long post, so, I'll stop here!

The power of the early church interests me, too.  It is glossed over in history class and it isn't truly reflected upon.  The Vatican/Roman Empire cut down whole freaking forests to stop men and women from participating in animistic belief systems.  They burned people.  They burned people.  But it won't happen again, right?  There's that magic line of "Past" separating their natures from our natures, right?  If anyone dares to commit a "Hate Crime" nowadays, well then...But wait, what about the KKK? 

Does it rub anybody else the wrong way that the KKK is still recruiting and operating?  ("Well, freedom means freedom for ideas you might not like."--Uh, like vicious racism?)  Okay, tangent, sorry.   

Exactly!  Of course, the average person who disbelieves in alien abduction thinks that the delusion is small-scale and happens only to hopped-up farmers.  If Gallup did a poll, I wonder how many Americans would report that they think they've been abducted.

...As far as Negs inspiring fear through powerful psychics, I think you're already onto something by pointing out the banal flavor of the predictions.  Or, well, they're probably banal to you and me because we've separated out of the hierarchical paradigm.  But there are those out there who believe the balance of earth's future rests upon the great GW.  For them, a prediction of his fall--if they were credulous of it--would inspire fear.  Predicitons that are concerned with power-over-type figures probably came from minds full of power-over concepts. 

Then again, even if you've managed to restore power-within and unplug from the Mommy-and-Daddy-are-Gods family of concepts, you still must deal with a world that is influenced by those concepts.  Then again, knowing that there is more than dog-eat-dog, it's hard for me to conceive that a genuinely advanced prophet would receive and record all dog-eat-dog prophesies.

Yeah, I got off on a tangent.  My bad.

That's what I was agreeing with, actually.  I think I just worded my response poorly.  I've tried to convey the same thing to friends who disbelieve in alien abductions, that it's worth investigating even if it is delusional.  The typical (programmed) reaction I run up against, though, is that the abduction phenomenon is small-scale and fringe. 

...I had a meditation class once where we were trying to tune into the different energies that were stored in the different parts of our body.  For fun, the teacher asked us to focus on our big toes.  I focused on my big toe and got a vivid mental image picture of me playing with Lincoln Logs at my grandmother's house when I was a kid.  Ho-hum.  Some spiritual experience, huh?  I shared it with the class and the class laughed.  The teacher, though, saw it as instructive--pointing out that being psychic isn't seeing something cool, it's just seeing what's there.

Perhaps a lot of what Nostro saw was just what was there, or would be there eventually.  But, heck yeah, it'd be fascinating to look in on the 24th century just to see silver-suited people floss their teeth with a laser pen.

...My wife saw a good psychic once who was able to tell her her childhood dog's name, my name, and give details about her family.  But in the end, although she was initially excited, my wife walked away disappointed because she hadn't learned anything.  The psychic only told her what was there.

My gut, as you write about the N. dude, says that he was genuine and warm, but maybe was messed with.  ...I'm going to check out some Nostrodamus sites...