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Through regressive hypnosis, Dolores Cannon uncovers a lost legend that suggests American Indians may descend from inhabitants of an ancient alien spacecraft that crashed in the Alaska–Canada region thousands of years ago. Her research connects past‑life regression techniques with Native American folklore, exploring how extraterrestrial influences, interbreeding with local aborigines, and the seeding of Earth by foreign life form the foundation of human history.
First publish date: 1994
Genre: Philosophy/Metaphysics
Authors: Dolores Cannon
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