Horns of the Goddess

De: Dolores Cannon

Narrado por: Moe Egan, Pam Tierney

In 1983, Dolores was working with several individuals who volunteered for sessions to help her hone her craft in hypnosis. Over the years she had developed her own technique of hypnosis where the client would go into a very deep state of trance and was able to relive the past life they were seeing. When these individuals went back to a time in the past, it would be like they were actually there. If there was something in our time that was not in their time, they wouldn’t know what you were talking about.

This book is about the past lives of three of these volunteers who went back to the time of the Druids and were giving information about how it was to live during this time and the difficulties that were experienced while trying to live with the faith of Mother Earth. The Inquisition was always lurking around trying to find these special groups that were not of their religion and were trying to force them to reveal information about their beliefs and practices. The Inquisition believed these special groups had powers and too much influence on the regular people.

So, come along with us and take the journey into the past.

As Dolores would say, “They thought they had gotten rid of us with the torcher and burnings; but we’re back!”

©2022 Dolores Cannon (P)2023 Dolores Cannon

Amazing journey

I Love the old healing information. I knew of a few but did pick up a few tips to research

Another great one from the great one

I have read all but four of Dolores‘s books. I dread when I finish the last one. I will just have to restart them I suppose. I have learned so much from her, and she has explained so much about our human experience.

Amazing!

Another amazing book by the Dolores Cannon. I could listen to her work for hours.

Loved the main story of the witchcraft

Wish it had more witch lives and less from the doctor…enjoyed the more metaphysical aspects, as well as the Fae

released post Delores's death

I love all of her work and this was no exception. if you like Delores Cannon's other work, this will hit the spot.