Five Lives Remembered
Cannon’s account of the 1968 hypnosis sessions that shaped her later work.
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Dolores Cannon
Hypnotherapist & Author · Ozark Mountain Publishing
Developed Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) and published accounts from hypnosis sessions exploring past lives, between-life experiences, and metaphysical themes.
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Area of work
Developed Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) and published accounts from hypnosis sessions exploring past lives, between-life experiences, and metaphysical themes.
Methods
Hypnotic regression interviews · Recorded session narratives · Historical comparisons described by Cannon · Interpretive book-length case accounts
Limits and debate
Hypnosis can influence recall and produce confident but inaccurate memories. Cannon’s past-life, extraterrestrial, and healing interpretations have not been established by controlled evidence; they should be distinguished from independently documented spontaneous-memory cases.
This summarizes the researcher's work. It is not a finding that any theory of consciousness or survival has been proven.
Overview
Cannon began exploring hypnotic regression with her husband Johnny in 1968 and resumed client sessions in the late 1970s. She later developed QHHT, a method using deep hypnosis and guided questions. Her books interpret clients’ session narratives about past lives, death, spiritual beliefs, and reported extraordinary experiences. She founded Ozark Mountain Publishing in 1992 to publish her work and that of other authors. These accounts document what participants reported under hypnosis; they do not independently establish that the reported events or healing claims occurred.
Books by this researcher
Jesus and the Essenes
Hypnosis-session narratives concerning ancient religious history; the historical claims are not independently established.
They Walked with Jesus
Further religious-history narratives drawn from Cannon’s regression sessions.
Between Death and Life
Cannon’s interpretation of clients’ accounts of a purported interval between lives.
Conversations with Nostradamus — Volume 1
First volume of Cannon’s hypnosis-based interpretations of Nostradamus and his writings.
Conversations with Nostradamus — Volume 2
Second volume in Cannon’s Nostradamus series.
Conversations with Nostradamus — Volume 3
Third volume in Cannon’s Nostradamus series.
A Soul Remembers Hiroshima
A wartime past-life narrative reported during hypnosis; its interpretation remains unverified.
Legacy From the Stars
Speculative extraterrestrial themes drawn from hypnosis sessions.
The Legend of Starcrash
Cannon’s speculative account of extraterrestrial and human origins.
Keepers of the Garden
Session-based account of alleged extraterrestrial involvement with humanity.
The Custodians
Cannon interprets hypnosis narratives about reported UFO and abduction experiences.
The Convoluted Universe — Book One
First volume of session-based metaphysical interpretations, including parallel realities and ancient-history claims.
The Convoluted Universe — Book Two
Second volume in Cannon’s session-based metaphysical series.
The Convoluted Universe — Book Three
Third volume in Cannon’s session-based metaphysical series.
The Convoluted Universe — Book Four
Fourth volume in Cannon’s session-based metaphysical series.
The Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth
Cannon’s interpretation of client narratives about alleged volunteer souls and a changing Earth.
The Search for Hidden Sacred Knowledge
Cannon’s speculative interpretation of alleged hidden knowledge in regression narratives.
The Convoluted Universe — Book Five
Fifth volume in Cannon’s session-based metaphysical series.
Selected sources and publications
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Dolores’ Career Biography
What Is Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique?
Books by Dolores Cannon in the Order They Were Written
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