Tiny House of the Heart

My first shipment of books just arrived from Ozark Mountain Publishing Inc., Arkansas, USA. It’s 5 copies of every book that Dolores Cannon has written on her past life regression hypnotherapy sessions.

I’ve met Dolores when I attended her workshop in Perth a month earlier. What started out as a curiousity not only allowed me a glimpse of what I did in a previous life, but also a practitioner of the Cannon Technique and an evangelist for Dolores’ writings, or shall I say journalistic reports of the past, cross-referenced from multiple eye-witness accounts. Personally, I think it offers a very interesting alternative to history offered by the victors’ curriculum.

One has to be fairly open-minded to read her books, for they cover subjects ranging from Atlantis to the coming Deluge, Jesus’ life to Nostradamus’ explanations of his quatrains, ETs to Karmic relationships. To the initiated, it is a collection that has to be owned.

So, as a first salvo, I’d be offering Dolores’ collection in the Thoth Library. I’m in the middle of setting up the online bookstore on this site. In the meantime, you can email me if you really cannot wait.

Cheers!
Shoop

It’s that magical time of the year - Merry X’mas all!

X’mas for me this year was spent with Claire over a nice dinner and the trump conversation of the year. We had a really nice chat, the kind that will make the quirkyalone in me want to come out and meet people.

After that, it’s off to the only X’mas movie I own in my collection - Love Actually. And, I’d leave you a quote just for the holidays: “At Christmas you tell the truth, from the heart.” (italics mine)

Happy Holidays,
Shoop

Welcome to the Tiny House Of The Heart!

Tiny House Of The Heart, or Thoth (pronounce: toll-f) is a new start-up. It’s very early stage - there’s just me, this blog, 2 boxes of books and some ideas about conversations.

I think it will be interesting to document this journey from early on. I don’t have a good memory, so at the very least, this will bring back fond memories in the near future.

Stay tuned,
Shooperman