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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
I read it because of the forward by Brad Steiger,
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This review is from: Visitors from Hidden Realms: The Origin and Destiny of Humanity As Told by Star Elders, Shamen, and UFO Visitors (Paperback)
This book is a mix. He interweaves indian history and myth with UFo's and other mysterious events. The book was at times, not my cup of tea. I sometimes found it boring, and certainly long. But at other portions of the book were some real diamonds and nuggets of information presented in a way with surprising potential.
This book is wothwhile because it introduced me to the UFO and alien contact expeiences induced by dimethyltryptamine. You will find discriptions of such things as the "Blue Xendra Arch" of Alagoas, Brail. This is a book with potential. If you are interested in indian lore, then you should consider this book to be a 4 or 5 star book. I found the Indian lore boring, thus my lower rating. It is a good book. It has it's plusses and it's minusus. |
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Visitors from Hidden Realms: The Origin and Destiny of Humanity As Told by Star Elders, Shamen, and UFO Visitors by Brent Raynes (Paperback - June 2004)
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