The First Wave of Volunteers

Have you ever felt like you don't quite belong here?

Not because something is wrong with you—but because, somewhere deep inside, you have always felt that home is somewhere else.

Dolores Cannon’s work introduced the concept of the First Wave of Volunteers—souls who, according to her regression work, came to Earth to assist during a time of great change in human consciousness.

The First Wave is often described as the way-showers. They came first, experienced the challenges of Earth, and helped open a path for those who would follow.

Many reportedly felt different from an early age. They could be deeply affected by conflict, cruelty, and the way humans treated one another. Fitting into conventional life often didn't come naturally.

And many carried a strange feeling they couldn't explain:

“I want to go home.”

But where is home?

Perhaps the most interesting part is that these individuals may not recognize their purpose until much later in life.

Then something changes.

They begin to awaken.
Old beliefs begin to fall away.
And what once felt like being different can begin to feel like remembering.

Maybe you aren't becoming someone new.

Maybe you're remembering who you were before you came here; it’s just possible you were never meant to fit in.

The First Wave is a spiritual concept based primarily on Dolores Cannon’s regression work. For more in-depth information about the First Wave of Volunteers, look into the work of Dolores Cannon.