Search results

Great episode by all, with two of my favorite individuals in this field on the air (Greg Bishop and Paul Kimball). I have something interesting to add about Kimball's book, "The Other Side of Truth." Early on in the text, Kimball suggests that various paranormal phenomena could be caused by a...

For Gene/Chris: what does your ideal Paracast look like 5 years from now? For Greg Bishop: what are your top 5 favorite books? Not UFO books; just books you like. Fiction, non-fiction, whatever. For Chris O'Brien: is the cosmic trickster harmless and in it for fun, or does it have some...

What is the weirdest phenomena you've read about or researched? My vote? Colares 1977: Brazilian Island of Colares - UFO Encounters of 1977, UFO Casebook Files

It seems silly that they would get not Chris O'Brien involved, due to his experience in such endeavors.

It's true! The Hubrid/Hybrids are among us: Posthuman Blues: Masha Telna: alien-human hybrid?

Yes, it's interesting, isn't it? I have experimented with it a little, hypnosis. I listened to CDs by a Dr. Brian Weiss that functioned like hypnosis for past life regression. It was a fascinating experience. I had also experimented with so-called astral projection and with trying to...

Gene, I made one small correction to what you posted there. See last paragraph of the post you quoted.

Well, well. Please forget everything I said that seemed semi respectful of David Jacobs. I am now at a point in his new book in which he reports that he conducted hypnosis sessions with someone (a woman named Betsy) over, guess what? INSTANT MESSAGING! Yes, he claims to have hypnotized...

I gave in and have been reading Walking Among Us on my kindle. He presents his case coherently and with academic precision. It is certainly well written. Unfortunately, the old standard applies: extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Hypnotic regression in my opinion does not...

Dudes, David Jacobs is not lying about his PhD. He was a freaking history professor at Temple for a long time. The tiniest amount of research is required to verify that. When I read his books years ago, I also looked him up at Temple. He had an office number, office hours, course catalog...

I read the first two, Secret Life and The Threat. I almost bought Walking Among Us yesterday but haven't put down the 11 dollars yet. I probably will give in and read it. The first two books were pretty horrifying. What is disturbing are his claims that the abductees independently report the...

As of now, before the Art Bell airing, here is the Amazon sales data on his book: Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #29,570 Paid in Kindle Store Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #31,476 in Books What this data means is that one out of every 30,000 books Amazon sells is his new book. That's not bad. I know...

In an interview on another show, it sounded as though Jacobs hinted that one of the last two books he'll write has to do with hybrids coming after him, etc. Maybe he'll release this one post-humously to avoid being abducted by police and put into a psychiatric ward.

How about fighting back against these little fuckers? They want to be taught? Teach them incorrectly. Lie to them.

Assuming for the sake of a thought experiment that the alien agenda as outlined by Dr. David Jacobs is true, why do they suffer him to exist? To continue interviewing abductees, and the rest? If they are so adept at mind control, why do they allow this hypnosis to take place?

I did not read this entire thread. My apologies if this has already been gone over. Having a writer/researcher on your show does not constitute any form of endorsement whatsoever. The logic of the statement that it DOES constitute endorsement is completely indefensible. Well done pointing...

Peter Sturrock also showed that academia is not opposed to examining UFO evidence. See his book "The UFO Enigma" for evidence of this.

This is a post in support of those who point out the obvious truth about Stanford's claims. Because there are so many who are deluded, I have to say who the people are that point out these obvious truths. Thank you, CreepyLight, Withoutlimits, and others along that line of reasoning.

Boomerang: The high strangeness experiences reported by witnesses are interesting, but they unfortunately cannot function as evidence for the reality of the phenomenon you're describing. Stories in and of themselves can be fascinating and mystifying (even scary - they've kept me awake some...

You're right, desert mouse. Totally right on! Thanks for keeping me from going over to the bad side.