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The Three Waves Of Volunteers And The New Earth (2000)

by Dolores Cannon(Favorite Author)

4.42 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: The reason I give this book such a high rating is because it was my first! I loved it. Sometimes we just need a simple book to bring us so much information but in the right format. It was a pleasure reading this book and am now in the process of completing another one of Canon's books. I am learning so much!There's just one criticism which I remember thinking about. Obviously Canon has some belief's which have yet to be examined. She talks about certain things as if they "just are." I can only refer to her stance on karma. When you get to that part, I really suggest people examine themselves and see if they resonate with it. Obviously I didn't, but that's because I know that karma isn't just what we used to think it was. Only YOU can give it definition. Anyways, I hope not... more to spoil anything in anything you read. It was good that someone like Canon was willing to do this! Good job Canon!
review 2: Three groups of volunteers came from off-planet to help guide Earth through the current ascension process. They inhabit human bodies, and have amnesia, forgetting their true purpose so as to blend in with people. This channeled book may seem pretty far out to a lot of people, but it mirrors everything that Kryon, Barbara Marciniak, Barbara Hand Clow and others have been telling us for several decades. Her material comes from deep hypnosis, where people remember (to their astonishment) not just past lives on Earth, but pre-earth existences. Truly fascinating. Either this resonates with you or it doesn't, but for me, it really does. less

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