Between Death and Life

Religion and spirituality

Print length: 290 pagesOzark Mountain Publishing, Inc., 2013

Description

Drawing on sixteen years of hypnotic research and past-life therapy, Dolores Cannon explores death and what may follow it. The book reports that hundreds of subjects described similar experiences of dying, entering a spirit realm, and being reborn. It also addresses guides and guardian angels, ghosts, poltergeists, karmic relationships, and the idea of planning a lifetime before birth. Further discussions consider God, the Devil, and the meaning of difficult lifetimes. Between Death and Life gathers these accounts and themes into a metaphysical exploration of mortality, rebirth, and existence beyond physical life.

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Writing style

Conversational · Direct

Pace

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Tone

Earnest · Philosophical · Reflective

Focus

Ideas · Information

Emotional intensity

3 / 5

Reading complexity

1–5 · higher means more demanding

Writing: 2 / 5
Ideas: 3 / 5
Structure: 2 / 5
Background knowledge: 1 / 5

Themes

LoveMoralityMortalityReligion and faithTransformation

About Dolores Cannon

Dolores Cannon was an American author and self-trained hypnotherapist whose books grew from her practice of past-life regression. She presents material from hypnosis sessions as testimony, arranging conversations and case accounts into broad explanations of reincarnation, extraterrestrial consciousness, alternative histories, and realities beyond ordinary perception. The prose is direct and conversational, while the structures are cumulative: a succession of reported statements gradually becomes an elaborate metaphysical system. Between Death and Life gathers recurring descriptions of dying, a spirit realm, rebirth, guides, and lives supposedly planned before birth. The Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth uses regression narratives to classify souls into three groups with distinct roles in planetary transformation. Elsewhere, Cannon extends the same method to prophecy and religious history. Conversations with Nostradamus pairs quatrains with purported exchanges across centuries, treating predictions as warnings that free will may alter. Her work consistently moves from individual session transcripts toward increasingly expansive claims about human origins, spiritual evolution, and the organization of reality.

Book details

For the print edition listed above.

Publisher: Ozark Mountain Publishing, Inc.
Language: English
ISBN: 9781940265001

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