Five Lives Remembered

Just was not credible. For the most part, regression cases seem to be unreliable and very few statements can be corroborated.
The hypnotist in this case, did try to obtain some evidence but was mostly unsuccessful and his successes were weak. I think the
subject is important but it demands a great deal of preparation on the part of the investigators which was clearly lacking here.

Five Lives Remembered
by Dolores Cannon

This 237 page tribute to past lives was a joy to review. I fell completely in love with the writer's style as she carefully took me from one interesting event to another. The read focused on a hypnotist and clients he was able to take back into past lives. I learned so much about the different lives of these people through an easy to follow format, that held my interest the whole way through.

I found the life of June to be the most intriguing because I felt like I was right there with her, and it amazed me how she could be taken back to a certain year and the information would consistently be the same. I found the pictures added a nice touch and I also thought it was great how the author presented the information that she was able to document. It helped me to see how reputable and clean they were in their process, and how they kept it as authentic as possible. I would recommend this exciting and eye opening guide to anyone who has a desire to learn more about past lives. Thanks Dolores, for sharing your fascinating self with the rest of us.

Love & Light,

Riki Frahmann

A great follow up to the Dr. Michael Newton books (Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls). Michael and Dolores both sort of stumbled upon the between life plane in a similar manner at around the same time. They come at it a bit differently but they end up in basically the same place with the same results. Fascinating.