Flying Saucer to the Center of Your Mind by John A. Keel

They can project as solid objects when they

Not from the Pleiades, butįrom right here - this intelligence, sometimes helpful, sometimes hostile, but most often indifferent, has always been with us, but adopts new frames of reference to relate to humanity as it evolves.Īngels in ancient days, spindly Victorian-looking airships in the 1890s, sleek flying saucers crewed with 'spacemen' as we became a spacefaring species. Most likely, deduces Keel, the UFO phenomenon is perpetrated by a trickster intelligence occupying a different reality frequency. UFOs too often mimic the characteristics of paranormal phenomena reported since ancient times, from the Bible's wheels of fire and angelic Contact experiences are too oftenĪbsurd or nonsensical, percipients too often lied to. Keel points out that UFOs come in too many 'form factors,' and apparently break down or crash too often, to be sensibly attributed to advanced space explorers.

Was more or less excommunicated in the 1970s by the UFO true believers, who at the time brutally suppressed many reported aspects of UFO sightings that failed to fit their preconceptions. Keel's thesis flies in the face - convincingly - of the extraterrestrial hypothesis, and the whole spaceships-from-beyond explanation of the phenomenon fiercely defended to this day. „This book was a defiantly different deal, and still is.

Flying Saucer to the Center of Your Mind by John A. Keel