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Walking Between Worlds: Belonging To None

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The book contains most of the classic symptoms but also adds new information as it also touches the subject of OBE-s and spirit world and how it fits to the space alien phenomena. It is said that alien thing is not quite the same as spirit world, but it is close by. And another example, one episode featured an occult chanting and a message was channeled that basically said that some forces from a parallel world are seeking to open up portal to come through into material world, they use earth lay lines to open the portal and if I remember correctly, Jason and friends were suggested not get on their way. I found this particular incident quite similar to what I found from Philip Imbrogno-s "Interdimensional universe" regarding to the message of Ablis(Iblis). Slowly, the pieces are coming together, but still I have to admit that there are more questions than answers and the big picture is sill quite fuzzy.

The original title was Jason My Indigo Child. Was VERY disappointed that Walking Between Worlds was not a continuation of the first book. It is almost word for word identical to the original. I think that the book was misadvertised to get people to buy it.

A while back you might recall the movie Powder about a teenager with very special abilities. While that was a pretty good movie, this book is the real Powder. It is about a real family and their son Jason who is extremely gifted and is considered an Indigo Child. If this book were made into a major motion picture it would be a huge hit. I read this book in two days wished it was longer! Highly recommend.

We have all heard stories about people being abducted, but this is about someone who is an actual extraterrestrial living with a normal family. Ann Andrews who was abucted herself as a child, grew up, got married and gave birth to two boys one being a normal human and the other an indigo child with exceptional abilities. You won't be able to put this down. This is a must read!

I really enjoyed reading Ann and her family's story. I didn't want to put it down. Some interesting parts were when her family experienced "slips of time", strange things that happened to them, and the information her son received from the others. If you enjoy reading about a family's experience with alien abduction, you will like this book.

Right at the beginning of the introduction Ann Andrews announces, "We now know without a shadow of a doubt that our youngest son, Jason, is a multiple alien abductee and a `Star Child', or `Indigo'." She later shares that "Jason,would develop - with "their" help - to become what he is now - a powerful psychic with amazing healing abilities. He has been allowed to travel astrally through time and space to this planet and many others." If your beliefs--or ability to suspend disbelief--will allow you to be open to her family journey, you are guaranteed an interesting ride!

Heart warming story of a mother and her indigo child. The story of both of their loves and how her son grows and begins to understand his purpose on earth.

I really enjoyed this book and found it fast reading as I had a hard time putting it down wondering what would happen next. This is a true story written by Ann Andrews about her son named Jason, who she calls an Indigo child, and the strange paranormal things that happen to them. The most unusual events happen with her son Jason and his being abducted by aliens. At first he was frightened by his abduction experiences but began to accept this and the ET's teachings and to acknowledge who he is; one of the many "star children" that are now on earth to help humanity to evolve to the next step. He has also awakened to his new psychic and healing abilities. If you like ET stories and want to read about the strange but true experiences these people go through, and about what is going on here, then I suggest you read this book.

Walking Between Worlds: Belonging To None

Whether or not you believe in alien abduction, this book is a must read. I was riveted by the unusual experiences this family has been through. This alien abduction story is so much more than the recounting of the abduction experience. It is about a family doing everything they can to cope and remain a family unit while experiencing a phenomenon that few believe exists.

This is one of the best books I have read in a long time. It was engaging right from page one and kept me glued all the way through. As a mother of two I can't imagine what it was like for this real mom coming to terms with the fact that her little boy was not only being terrorized by alien visits and abductions, but learning that he was of extraterrestrial origin himself!