Horns of the Goddess

Dolores Cannon presents a collection of past life regression accounts recorded during her hypnosis sessions with volunteers. The text focuses on three individuals who accessed memories of the Druidic era under deep trance conditions. These subjects describe the daily realities and spiritual challenges of living in alignment with Mother Earth faiths during that historical period. The narrative highlights the persistent threat posed by the Inquisition, which sought to locate and suppress these non-conforming groups due to their perceived influence over the general population. The book details the specific difficulties faced by these ancient practitioners as they navigated a hostile environment dominated by the accepted religion of the time. Cannon’s technique allowed clients to experience events with such clarity that they could distinguish between temporal anachronisms and authentic historical details. This method provides a grounded perspective on the survival strategies employed by those who maintained their beliefs despite the risk of torture and execution. The account suggests a continuity of spirit, implying that the essence of these persecuted groups persists into the present day. This title is suitable for readers interested in alternative spiritual histories, past life regression case studies, and the historical conflict between pagan traditions and institutional religious authorities. It may not appeal to those seeking academic historiography or scientific validation of hypnosis. The work relies entirely on Cannon’s clinical observations and her clients’ reported experiences rather than external archaeological evidence.