The Custodians: Beyond Abduction

by Dolores Cannon

Book Overview

Dolores Cannon's work in hypnosis has taken the study beyond abduction. Dolores traces the phenomenon from the simple to the complex. Exploring areas untouched by other investigators, she makes the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1886940045
• ISBN13: 9781886940048
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Ozark Mountain Publishing
• Length: 556 Pages
• Weight: 1.48 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

It's a page turner

I couldn't wait to read the next section in this fascinating book. Dolores relays to us the direct testimony of a few contactees. And she herself, while not an experiencer, is delightfully honest and simple. I found the testimony fascinating and very revealing and am anxious to read the sequel, which I've ordered. It seems to me that something really big is happening, and I dare say something wonderful. Books like these are the first signs of a stunning reality that I believe is now gradually unfolding.

Continuity of messages

I was drawn to Delores' work through similarities of the messages between her work, and the very first book I read, "The Andreasson Affair", by Ray Fowler. His book was published in the early 80's, (or late 70's!!), but the messages all seem to be saying the same thing. We have gone from 'nuts & bolts' study of the UFO issue, to what seems to be the true underlying purpose: Spiritual Growth. I am sure that many did not expect this to be the end result of years of scientific research, but overall, that seems to be the pieces of the emerging puzzle. I devoured the book in two days, and am looking forward to her coming revelations in "The Convoluted Universe".

The biggest breakthroughs so far!

Having read numerous books on the subject of alien abductions over the last fifteen years or so, I eventually discovered that the information contained in the different books came together like a vast puzzle. Several years ago, I read an amazing book by Ray Fowler called "The Watchers". In that book the aliens tell Mr. Fowler's subject that more and more information about themselves will be revealed as time passes and people become more "prepared" to accept their (the aliens) existence.Indeed, in the time that has passed since that book's release, the so-called "greys" have become a part of our pop-culture. Millions of dollars worth of merchandise has been sold over the last few years depicting the aliens with the unforgettable large, black eyes; everything from stuffed dolls to skateboards. As our culture has come to embrace these beings without quite realizing it, these aliens have indeed revealed their motives through subjects working with investigators such as Budd Hopkins, Dr. Mack, and the author of "The Custodians", Dolores Cannon.What makes "The Custodians" so breathtaking is the fact that Ms. Cannon actually speaks directly to various alien beings, using her subjects as transmitters. Dolores Cannon immediately becomes a very endearing woman to the reader, as she conducts her work in a completely non-exploitative way. Her first and foremost concern in every one of her cases is for her subject, and I must admit that she is the most caring investigator I have studied in that respect. I believe that if most investigators were given the opportunity to speak directly with these mysterious aliens and ask them any question they wished, they would be so excited and amazed that they would neglect the well-being of their subject. Ms. Cannon's deep sensitivity is apparently why these aliens have chosen her to receive this information, and throughout the book it becomes obvious that she is the perfect choice."The Custodians" ranks as the most important book to date on the alien abduction phenomenon since Whitley Strieber's "Communion". This, however, does not mean that a complete skeptic could pick up this book and become an instant believer. This is not a book intended to make people realize we are not alone, but is instead geared toward explaining who our universal "neighbors" are and what their true intentions are toward us. I believe that in order for the information in this book to be understood the reader must have previously accepted the fact that these aliens do indeed exist, which may require reading an earlier book on the subject. I write this knowingly as I clearly remember seeing Whitley Strieber on a national morning show promoting "Communion" and laughing openly at what he was saying, not believing a word of it. Of course, that book fatefully made it's way into my hands and changed my beliefs forever. If I had never read that book I fear that I would have remained a closed-minded disbeliever.To anyone who has followed this amazing pheno