Keepers of the Garden - Dolores Cannon-pages

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Keepers of the Garden - Dolores Cannon-pages

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took quite a while to overcome the brain-washing of several years and to think that deep within us, our spiritual side, there is no difference, only misunderstanding. My work with Phil began quite by accident, if anything can ever truly be called an accident I take appointments from many different types of people who want the experience of hypnotic regression into past lives. There is really no true "type" of person that this method works best on. My subjects are truly a broad cross-section of human- ity. They all have their own reasons for wanting to explore the pos- sibility of reincarnation. I often go to their houses for the sessions because people are more comfortable in a familiar environment and they do not feel quite so threatened by the whole idea. Ihave con- ducted hypnotic regressions in almost every conceivable setting, from the grandest to the simplest type ofresidence, in motel rooms and even businesses and stores after hours. I have had to learn to become because I believe that the comfort of the subject is the most impor- tant ingredient in developing trust. My work in this unusual field had taken me to some strange locations and I finally had to draw the line. Iwas traveling so far afield that it was taking me longer to drive than to do the work. So I set a limit, I would travel no farther than about 50 miles. Anyone who lived farther away would have to make arrangements to meet me at afriend's house. Iwas afraid to turn any- one down because that one person might be the one I was looking to work with. The one that would be able to supply information needed to start off on another excitingjourney. There is no exterior way to tell and I never know what I am looking for until I find it. These are normal, every-day people with no outward clues to the adventures their souls have experienced in other lives and times. Thad an appointment with a young divorced business woman and [had driven almost to my limit (50 miles) to have a session with her in her home. Twice before she had set up an appointment but had canceled out at the last minute. I often suspected she was not yet ready for regression. It can frequently be too revealing. Maybe she was subconsciously afraid of what she would find if she began to probe into her hidden past, and these excuses were her way out I did not rush it, [had far too many others to work with. As I drove into the small town, I thought she was finally going to go through with it this time because she had not called to tell me otherwise. 2 The Keepersofthe Garden adaptable and feel at ease even under awkward circumstances, 1 a a a a a But when I turned into her street and neared her house, I didn't