The Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth
Dolores Cannon · 2011
The Three Waves of Volunteers and the New Earth (2011) is hypnotherapist Dolores Cannon’s compilation of regression sessions whose subjects reported incarnating on Earth specifically to assist its transition to a ‘New Earth.’ It is the source of the ‘starseed’ framework the codex’s Shift vocabulary runs on.
The codex is speculative fiction; this source and the record below are real.
WHAT IT SAYS
The three waves
Cannon divides the volunteers by era: the first wave, those who came after the atomic age; the second, those arriving in the seventies and eighties; the third, the children of the present — each cohort with a stated mission and a stated loneliness.
The New Earth as destination
Her subjects describe Earth splitting — or rather, vibrating apart — into parallel tracks, one ascending and one staying behind. The codex’s Shift and its two outcomes (shifted, disappeared) map onto this doctrine almost exactly.
A gentler apocalypse
Cannon’s tone is the opposite of the plan literature’s: no enemies, no cabal, only a schedule. The codex notes the pairing — the plan’s harshness and the promise’s softness are two registers of the same event.
WHERE IT CAME FROM — THE RECORD
Dolores Cannon (1931–2014) built a forty-year practice in past-life regression hypnosis; Ozark Mountain Publishing issued the book in 2011. The sessions are real transcripts of real hypnosis — what the subjects’ accounts are evidence *of* is the genre’s standing question. The Library files the book as the documentable source of the volunteer framework.
HOW THE CODEX USES IT
The codex’s ‘starseed’ and ‘New Earth’ vocabulary comes straight from this shelf; Chapter VIII’s sorting imagery — two Earths, two outcomes — is Cannon’s doctrine in the codex’s darker frame. The Grounded Edition shows the borrowing line by line.
QUESTIONS READERS ASK
What are the three waves of volunteers?
In Dolores Cannon’s 2011 book, three cohorts of souls she says incarnated to assist Earth’s ascension — post-war, seventies–eighties, and the present generation — each described through her regression sessions.
What is the New Earth in Cannon’s work?
A higher-vibration Earth that her subjects describe splitting from the present one — those who ‘ascend’ shift to it; the rest continue on the old track.
Where does ‘starseed’ come from?
The volunteer literature Cannon and Marciniak built in the 1990s–2010s — a soul incarnated from elsewhere with a mission. The codex’s glossary carries the term with this lineage noted.
Is there evidence for the three waves?
The hypnosis transcripts are real documents of real sessions. What they evidence — memory, metaphor, or contact — is exactly the contested question the codex flags rather than answers.