Keepers of the Garden

De: Dolores Cannon

Narrado por: Jane Sellers, Titus Stone

A young man wanting to explore past-life regression discovers this is his first lifetime on Earth. All his other existences were on alien worlds and in other dimensions.

As this unique case is explored further, he finds out that his association with extraterrestrials did not cease with these other lives. The interaction with UFOs and aliens has continued during all his present life, although the information was protectively hidden by his subconscious.

This strange case reveals the motives behind present-day involvement between UFOs and humans and the hopes and expectations of our creators for their garden.

We are the garden - the gardeners are extraterrestrials from other worlds.

©1993 Dolores Cannon (P)2015 Dolores Cannon

Wow

Some elements are contradictory to similar titles. Ex. Time travel,
impossible etc. but the dialogue and advise that is presented is potentially mind/life altering.

Aliens are here among us.

This was a facinating story although I have a intuition that tells me that some of the content must be taken with a pinch of salt. I have a hard time believing that everything that is revealed in this story should be understood as actually facts. When that is said, I will say that it was a engaging and interesting story narrated in a nice way. The conclusion must be this: Our star-sisters and -brothers have always been here. They consider earth, or Gaia to be their planet too and they always have our highest good in mind when they set out on their rescue missions to help us with surviving on our blue planet and not destroy it. The extraterrestrials must be considered as friends and not as monsters that are touching down in our backyard to harm us. Anyway, it was a mindboogeling story that was exciting to listen to. Perhaps a couple of notches higher up than X-Files. ☺

Thank you. May I have another?

What made the experience of listening to Keepers of the Garden the most enjoyable?

Dolores Cannon's books are just so freaking interesting! Aliens, other worlds, alien abductions, past lives, other dimensions, alien ancestors, and it goes on and on, listener. I am interested in all of these topics and I found this book absolutely fascinating.

What did you like best about this story?

I really appreciate how my view of aliens has shifted after reading Dolores Cannon books...including this one. What was fear has shifted into curiosity and warmth.

Did the narration match the pace of the story?

The narrators are robotic. I started out not liking it very much, but then I got into it. The narration pace was wonderful. The content drew me in very quickly. Dolores Cannon's books are often very wordy...she has a chatty way about her that is engaging. Makes me wish I could have met her. Feels like being in the room with her.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Once I got into this book, I was looking for the next one on audio-before it was even done. I paced myself, because I didn't want it to end. Hopefully, there will be more Dolores Cannon on audio soon :-(

Life changing listen

I have been bombarded with YouTube recommendations for Dolores Cannon videos, not knowing who she was or why I was getting these. But over the weekend I had an audible credit to use, so I purchased Five Lives Remembered. I’m never one to “binge read or binge listen” to a book, but I completed that book in two days (something that would probably take me months normally as I have an incredibly short attention span.
Immediately after listening to that book, I purchased 3 extra audible credits and just binged listened to The Keepers of the Garden in one day. Already have 3 of the Convoluted Universe books on queue.
The first book intrigued me, but this book shook me, but in a good way and also a little frightening as it has forced my mind to expand into realms I hadn’t yet been exposed to, but always felt a yearning to know.
This book, to me, is a harmonious melding of two theories,that on the surface contradict each other.. the theory of creation and the theory of evolution.
I’m afraid I’ll end up writing a novel as a review of this book, but I will leave it as this. If you are someone you has an inner “knowing” that there is more to life that what’s on the surface, I urge you to listen or read this book. If you do not believe that there is more to the universe than just our reality, then this book is also a great form of “entertainment “. The subject matter was fascinating and enlightening and gives me hope for a better future, especially in these dark times. Thank you Dolores and family for bringing these insights to the masses. Much love! And a must read!

Excellent

Be open minded. Excellent book. This book may be difficult to those who have been influenced by certain doctrines. Free thinkers and open minded people will enjoy it.

Love the book, not the woman narrator

I loved the book, super interesting!!, but i did not like the woman narrator, she made it slow like it was narrated by a very old woman. The part done by the man was super.

Everything in life I have been looking for.

A very well-put-together story. I love everything about Dolores Cannon I wish she was still around

Great Book!

This is a unique depiction of the ‘many lives’ accounts that I’ve heard. The main woman narrator sounds mechanical at times, but overall I liked it.

Amazing

This was a good find for me. I had not realized that it was published in 1993 when I purchased it, but it made me look for other books by Dolores. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in past life regression and extra terrestrials.

intetesante

Intetesante y entretenido, me encanta la idea de que hay seres cuidando los pasos de este mundo tan caótico. Moraleja necesitamos un despertar de conciencia.