Dolores Cannon - Custodians: Beyond Abduction

THE

CUSTODIANS

Beyond Abduction

By

Dolores Cannon

Copyright 1999, Dolores Cannon

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Cannon, Dolores 1931 -

The Custodians by Dolores Cannon

Investigations through hypnotherapy of suspected alien abduction cases. Twelve years of UFO extraterrestrial research dating from 1986 to 1998 conducted by Dolores Cannon.

1. UFOs. 2. Extraterrestrials. 3. Hypnosis.

I. Cannon, Dolores, 1931 II. UFO/Extraterrestrials III. Title

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 98 - 068365

ISBN: 1-886940-04-5

Alien oil painting on cover commissioned by Karen Pennison 1998

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Table of Contents

Books by Dolores Cannon

Conversations with Nostradamus, Volume I

Conversations with Nostradamus, Volume II

Conversations with Nostradamus, Volume III

Jesus and the Essenes

They Walked with Jesus

Between Death and Life

(Formerly titled Conversations with a Spirit )

A Soul Remembers Hiroshima

Keepers of the Garden

The Legend of Starcrash

Legacy from the Stars

The Convoluted Universe 1, 2, 3, 4

Five Lives Remembered

The Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth

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TWO ROADS

DIVERGE IN A WOOD, AND I...

I TOOK THE ONE

LESS TRAVELED BY

AND THAT

HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

ROBERT FROST (1875-1963)

SECTION

ONE

When I first began to work in regressive hypnosis and past-life therapy in 1979 I never imagined the unusual places and situations that road would take me. Over the ensuing years it has taken me into some strange byways. I have had some incredible adventures, met some fascinating people from the shadow land of the past and retrieved valuable information that was thought to have been lost forever. It was brought to the light of day by the incredible practice of regressive hypnosis techniques. My time was devoted exclusively to exploring the past, and writing books about my discoveries. My insatiable curiosity, my ravenous desire for research, and the craving for knowledge swept me up and carried me along on a constant search. I was not concerned with hypnosis as applied to present day situations, unless it could be used to solve a person's problems in life. Problems which arose from phobias or health problems caused by the effects of a past life, or karmic connections that carried over and were affecting present day family relationships. I only used the standard form of hypnosis, which deals with the understanding and control of habits (smoking and overeating, etc.) if it was incorporated with past life regression. The technique I developed automatically put the subject into a past life situation. Thus, I did not concentrate on their present life.

All of this changed when I was inadvertently introduced to the phenomenon of UFO abduction experiences. My adventures took a totally different and unexpected direction. Doors opened and I was allowed glimpses of a world that others thought should be left shrouded in the murky darkness of the unknown. Some say it is better not to probe into things that our human mind is probably incapable of understanding. But if knowledge and understanding are there I knew I would have to search and ask my inexhaustible questions. Any new avenue of research always presents a challenge to me, and it is a challenge that I cannot ignore. But my entry into this field of research deviated from my normal course and would require altering my technique and adapting to new circumstances.

I have always had an interest in UFOs, so-called flying saucers. I have read much of the literature dealing with the phenomenon, and was most impressed by the Betty and Barney Hill case when it was first introduced in the 1960's ( The Interrupted Journey ). This was the first so-called abduction case. There were many things in that report that convinced me that the Hills had a true experience. For example, the apparent telepathic communication and the non-hostile intent of the aliens seemed to me perfectly plausible. I also read what the critics had to say about the strange events in our skies that would not quietly disappear. After weighing the pros and the cons I was privately convinced there was something real occurring that could not be explained by the rational, logical thinking of the skeptics. Maybe the entire subject was never intended to be logical and simply explained. Maybe the aliens' tactics were intended to do the very thing they ended up doing: making man wonder and consider the impossible.

Even as a teenager in the late 1940s and early 1950s when the first flying saucer accounts were made public, and were met generally by public ridicule, I kept thinking there might be something to it. Over the years I maintained a passive interest by reading and keeping up on the latest developments. But I never once thought I would be taking an active part in the research, and end up communicating directly with aliens from another sphere of existence. Maybe my years of work in the bizarre had carefully prepared me for the eventual encounter, because when it happened I was not astonished, disbelieving or frightened. I was curious. This has become my trademark, curiosity, and it was to serve me well when it came to extracting information.

I was introduced to the area of UFO research and investigation in May 1985. My friend, Mildred Higgins, invited me to attend a State meeting with members of MUFON (Mutual UFO Network), to be held at her home in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Mildred was Assistant Director for the state of Arkansas. She knew about my interest in the strange and unusual, and thought I might like to meet some of the investigators and other interested people. Even though it was not in my field of hypnotic past-life regression I thought it would be interesting to ask questions about some of the UFO cases I had read about.

At the meeting I learned that MUFON is the largest and most respected of UFO investigative organizations and has members worldwide. Since I suspected most of the people at the meeting would be scientifically oriented, I thought it best not to mention my work. It was still considered by many to be in the realm of the absurd, and I take my research too seriously to open myself up to ridicule. At that time my work was carried on in private and few knew what I was exploring.

Walt Andrus, the international director of MUFON, was present, and I found him to be a talkative and demonstrative man who seemingly had the facts of any UFO case filed in his memory for instant recall. I was impressed by his knowledge of the cases, many of which he had personally investigated.