Author (or Editor): Brown, Courtney, Ph. D |
Title: Cosmic Voyage: A Scientific Discovery of Extraterrestrials Visiting Earth |
Fiction? N |
Publisher: Dutton |
Date: 1994; 1996 |
ISBN: 0-525-94098-7 |
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Review: Book Review of Cosmic Voyage: A Scientific Discovery of Extraterrestrials
Visiting Earth By Courtney Brown,
Ph. D. And Philip J. Corso, The Day after I start a page on my site intended to review some of the literature
on claims about extraterrestrial visits and possibly extraterrestrial intervention
in the origin of man (see Walt Becker’s novel The Link) at various
points around the world, maybe even the rise of Atlantis and before that Lemuria. Before anyone cackles at this topic, compared to the rest of the
site, I think that ultimately I can show that our ideas about individualism
and morality relate back to religious and spiritual ideas and even scientific
controversies over creationism or the reason for civilization. Courtney Brown is reported to be a political science professor at Nevertheless, some of his claims are interesting. Purportedly, the
federal government and private industry have set up a Monroe Institute to
study the paranormal, with a major property in Faber, Va., a short distance
off of US 29 about 25 miles south of Charlottesville. I have driven by what I believe to be the
property, and seen a large estate, apparently shielded by an almost
impassable access way. I did not see the gray shed that he mentions. Anyway, his fundamental claims are that there was indeed a
flourishing civilization on Mars, and that remnants
of it survive underground today and may have provided some of our own
ancestry (I wonder about the Basques here).
More important is the inter-galactic civilization of the Greys, who sometimes manifest themselves as the
stereotyped big-eyed genderless aliens of “alien autopsy” lore. But the Greys
reportedly really live in “sub-space”—a multidimensional existence that can
cross time. It may be like claiming
that a human being exists in his dreams as well as in his everyday
world. It may even be like claiming
that other structures in our universe that undergo a death and rebirth cycle
(supernovae and new stars) are in some sense conscious of themselves. Some of his writing reminds me of Clive
Barker’s idea of “reconciliation” as presented in his novel Imajica. I actually take this seriously. On no fewer
than two occasions I believe I have witnesses Greys
myself. The technique of “remote viewing” (“ Brown gives his insights on a variety of topics, including religious
leaders (Jesus and Buddha) as well as a rather non-committal account of the Now, on “Larry King Live” on The Day After I’ve always expected Corso claims to have gotten into the I can’t yet judge the reasonable of his claims. There are some problems with his dates
(1961, Jan. 20, marked the start of the Kennedy Administration but in one
place he seems to think that this time is still in the Eisenhower
years.) I do know from documents that
I saw in the Pentagon (when I was stationed there in 1968) that the Cold War
dangers were even greater than most of us know. I have personally seen perhaps one UFO (a red and green object
hanging in the sky) over And I’ll say, if I somehow became president, and found the “truth” I
would go ahead and “tell.” (Do Ask, Do
Tell.) Well, what “telling” means an
alien invasion? Well, personal honor
is an absolute, isn’t it. History channel documentary of
book, blogspot.
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