UFOs

“Sightings of strange objects in the sky, popularly known as flying saucers are so numerous and so well verified that no really intelligent person can now doubt their existence”.

So opens Part II of the White Sands Incident.

Most of those who query their existence base their attitude on

a) Ignorance or lack of interest or

b) Utter fear that they might be real. Typical of these is a very senior naval officer who refused to look at a UFO which was formating with his aircraft and was clearly visible to the passengers. “I am not going to look because I don’t believe in them”. There is no hope for this group

We will concentrate on Group a)

A good start would be Peter Horsley’s “Sounds from Another Room”. Horsley was an Air Vice Marshall who was also Equerry to our Queen and Prince Philip for seven years and head of our Vulcan aircraft. In his autobiography he describes an interview with an extraterrestrial ‘Janus’. When the reader has absorbed this he will then be ready for any of the books by Timothy Good – an excellent writer who has concentrated on this subject over the last 10 years or so. Here “Alien Base” is a good start. Tim Good met Peter Horsley and gives a resumé of Horsley’s account in Alien Base as well as many others on this fascinating subject.

By now our student should be ready to take a quantum leap to The White Sands Incident Part I where he will see how the development of a civilisation depends on the balance between three different forces:

1. Physical or material science (concerned with the needs of man, physics, chemistry, etc)
2. Social Sciences (relationship between man and his fellow man)
3. Spiritual Science (relationship between man and the creative power and intelligence which persuades and controls all nature and which we call God.

The Spiritual and Social Sciences must come first because without them as a base, no material science is possible. An animal, for example, has no spiritual or a Social Science and consequently has never developed a material science and never will because there is no foundation upon which it could be built.

Our student is now ready for Part II and if he reads intelligently he will see there is the same message running all the way from “Janus” in Horsley’s book to the end of The White Sands Incident and it is a message which concerns him.

Comparing pages 193-5 from “Sounds from Another Room” with pages 98-99 from “The White Sands Incident” the student will now see they essentially carry the same message.

If the student needs further help he will find it in “the Other Side and Back” by the psychic Sylvia Browne. These three books have been my most important source of truth for many years. May they become yours!

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