Glimpses of Other Realities, Vol. II : High Strangeness

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Summary: Average read, little new information.
Review: "Glimpses of Other Realities, Vol. II: High Strangeness" and its companion "Volume I: Facts & Eyewitnesses" are full of photos, drawings, documents and accounts from lots of eyewitnesses with detailed footnotes that explain sources and historic details. I don't think there are any other books like these in the world that show so much in color and well researched documentation about the animal mystery, crop circles, abducted people and what government insiders say. "Military Voices" in Volume II has some of the most important scientific and firsthand accounts by people who served the U. S. government that I've ever seen anywhere. And there are more documents to back up their accounts in the big Appendices that really make you sit up and think. Both volumes are two of the most amazing books I've ever seen and read.

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Summary: If you only read one UFO book this year, make it this one.
Review: I was thoroughly engrossed by this book and read it all weekend after it arrived in the mail. While I don't know what to think about some of the more difficult passages which challenge my belief system, I believe they were thoughtfully documented and meticulously researched by the author, who remains a bit skeptical herself. I appreciate the straightforward style. Some sections covered material that I had read before but in a way which made it seem fresh. By the way, the crop circles are not all made by two guys from England. Duh!

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Summary: Average read, little new information.
Review: I'm a researcher in UFOs/Government Conspiracies. Not neare the level of detail as Steiger's, Marrs and Sitchin's books. Try Unconventional Flying Objects by Dr. Paul Hill (one of my favorite), Alien Agenda by Jim Marrs, Alien Rapture by Brad Steiger (one of my favorite)

The author writes a lot of UFO-paranormal stuff. Little of her research is new, and much is borrowed from more worthy authors. It's a shame, because her style of writing is above average. I woud forgo her books and check out the ones I've mentioned.

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Summary: Meticulous Documentation/Startling Theory of Who We Are
Review: I've always found Linda Moulton Howe to be a very thorough and professional journalist. She documents her story as much as is possible here. ...

Anyway, what startled me the most were her eye-witness reports that we are merely soul containers and that David Bohm had nailed it when he determined that our reality is largely illusory, and that the universe is akin to a hologram.

To get the whole gist of these theories you'll have to read the book. As someone who has seen photos taken by friends of real cattle mutilations in norther New Mexico (I know, it's hard to believe), LMH has followed that story to astonishing conclusions.

Let's hope that we are ready, as individuals, and as a species, to apply the knowledge we've learned and will learn.

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Summary: Wake Up People
Review: It is amazing that persons in this tiny little world still think that "we are it" in this universe and that anything else is still science fiction. Open your eyes, read this book, and get a education that just scratches the surface of what our government continues to deny. Do you really think that the Clinton scandal is just a little lie - a lie by our president, to our faces, waving his kittle finger in our face, about something so trivial as sex? Wait until discovery hits, and we discover a lie so big, it will be from out of this world. Get the facts and wake up to the lies that Linda uncovers. Be prepared. Our government is not going to help you understand this subject. Learn it here from Linda - Thank You Linda.