GenesSegues
Paranormal Novice
Hello! My name is Ty. I'm not to educated in UFOs and dimensions but I would like to be. Can someone reference a good starter book?
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GenesSegues
Paranormal Novice
My use of "to" should confirm
JeanLucPicard
Paranormal Maven
Im an expert on dimensions, specially the first three ones, but I dont like 3d movies too much. Im struggling with the 4th one, Im always late to everywhere.
Charlie Prime
Paranormal Adept
It's a huge field of study. Do you want a book on complete history, best-cases, most famous cases, or examination of theories?
You request is somewhat like asking for the best book on Martial Arts, or the best book on Motorcycles. Both are huge fields.
technomage
Paranormal Adept
I think UFOs and the National Security State, volume 1, by Richard Dolan, is an excellent and detailed book to start with. Jim Marrs' Alien Agenda is a good introduction and well written. Regarding Dimensions, Jacques Vallee wrote a book called Dimensions, which might cover your interest in dimensions.
UFOs for the 21st Century Mind—Richard Dolan (just published this spring, btw)
Operation Trojan Horse—by John Keel
The UFO Experience—by J. Allan Hynek
Operation Trojan Horse—by John Keel
The UFO Experience—by J. Allan Hynek
technomage
Paranormal Adept
I am just reading Operation Trojan Horse right now. He refers to a lot of events that I haven't seen mentioned in other places. How accurate is his information in general? I think you can do a whole show about the things he talks about in that book.
Wade
FeralNormal master
Re: Mr. Dolans book, this one was brought to my attention but I didn't really pay much attention to it. I got the impression that Richard gets all "esoteric-y" in it, but was that aspect always a part of his writings ?