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Summary: contradictory information
Review: after reading Vol.I I was quite excited and could give the author the benefit of a doubt, however Vol.II contradicts itself. This shows at the very best lack of research on the part of the author and at the worst, that either the subjects she works with are (or the whole thing is) a hoax. Take i.e. the character Ogmios: Nostradamus says first that he is a "man of great stature" (p76 VII) and -surprise- on p100 he's "short and stocky". What happened, did he shrink? Also after the earth shift Japan is gone (p169) only to reappear growing larger in p288. I would like to know how the author and those who gave the book 5 stars can possibly explain this.
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Summary: This is not science fiction.
Review: I am as skeptical as the next guy, but I found this book to be truly convincing as well as informative. If it is a hoax, I believe Ms. Cannon was the subject, not the conspiritor. I think everyone should at least open up their minds a little bit and read this book.
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Summary: Volume 2 of the best books ever written on the man
Review: I have read at least 10 other authors or translators/interpreters on the quatrains of Nostradamus. This book and its associated volumes, Volume I and Volume III, are the best books ever written on the great healer.After reading this series on Nostradamus by Dolores Cannon, I went on to read every other book written by her that was still in print. Dolores Cannon has the ability to make complex concepts understandable. In these Volumes on Nostradamus, the translations of the quatrains are from the Master himself. If you need to be convinced, just read the passages regarding the Bush-Gore elections. Remind yourself that the book was originally written in the 1980's. I highly recommend that if you were allowed to read only one author on Nostradamus, then Dolores Cannon must be that author.
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