Showing posts with label Dolores Cannon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dolores Cannon. Show all posts
Friday, October 24, 2014
UFO Conference Organizer Dies
EUREKA SPRINGS – Dolores Cannon of Hunstville, who took over managing the annual Eureka Springs UFO Conference, passed away Oct. 18 after a short illness following an accident in late September. She was 83.
Cannon was born in 1931 in St. Louis, Mo.
She married Johnny, a career Navy man, in 1951.
Cannon was most known for her work as a hypnotherapist who began practicing in the 1960s, and a past-life regressionist since 1979. Stating that she had established contact with Michel de Notredame, known popularly as Nostradamus, in 1989 she published a three-volume set titled "Conversations with Nostradamus," which contains 1,000 prophecies and their interpretation.
She was also a UFO investigator in the last 20 years of her life, and she began teaching her specific hypnosis skills from a technique called Quantum Healing Hypnosis Therapy to help clients experience instantaneous healing of diseases. It was this work which also led to her past life regression work.
Cannon eventually began speaking and teaching all over the world, appearing at conferences and on radio shows such as "Coast to Coast."
Cannon was the author of 18 books on various metaphysical subjects, published by her own label, Ozark Mountain Publishing, which has also published the work of more than 50 other authors.
She took over the Eureka Springs UFO Conference in 2013, after a gap following the death of longtime conference organizer Lucius Farish, and established the Lucius Farish Trust award of $1,000. During this year's conference, in its 27th year, Cannon added two film debuts and said she hoped to offer more in the future. . . .
Friday, August 12, 2005
Seen a UFO? Share Stories and Learn More at Conference
Two alien research groups host regional meeting this weekend
By Ryan Clark
staff writer
The Enquire
8-12-05
By Ryan Clark
staff writer
The Enquire
8-12-05
COVINGTON - Floyd Krebs remembers the first time he looked up at the sky in wonder.
He was 15, sneaking a cigarette inside the family's Chevy pickup in Independence.
I saw a triangle of light, and each point then flew in different directions," said Krebs, now 49 and living in Covington. "I didn't know what it was."
But now he says he knows it was an unidentified flying object. It's why he's going to Saturday's regional meeting of the Ohio Mutual UFO Network and Southwest Ohio Alien Abduction Research programs.
According to a poll conducted by the SciFi Channel, one in seven Americans say they, or someone they know, have seen something unidentified in the skies.
Anyone interested in the paranormal may trek to Kenton County Public Library at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The program includes an appearance by Dolores Cannon, a past-life regressionist and hypnotherapist, and Donnie Blessing, a UFO and alien abduction researcher and director of the Southern Ohio Section of the two organizations.
Krebs, who believes Earth is regularly visited by beings from other planets, said he plans to share an invention for protection against alien abduction. "It's basically like an alarm clock," he said.
Earle Benezet, a 58-year-old from Lexington, serves as the director of Kentucky's Mutual UFO Network. He also will attend the conference. He says he has experienced strange phenomena, including once seeing an eerie blue light enter his bedroom.
"It's almost as if it scanned my body," Benezet said. "And then I began to lose feeling in my feet."
Only at the point when he became terrified did the light disappear.
"It was as if they just wanted to show me what they could do," Benezet said.
Krebs said he is looking for one thing at the conference.
"Camaraderie," he said. "A lot of people who have been through something like this don't want to talk about it. I want to be there for those people, the ones who are scared."