UFOs, Time Slips, Other Realms, And The Science Of Fairies: Another World Awaits Just Beyond The Shadows Of Consciousness

by Ed Hartland, Sean Casteel

LITTLE MEN ARE NOT FROM MARS An attempt has been made by the self-styled luminaries of the UFO community to convince the public that the entire phenomenon can be explained in terms of craft visiting Earth from outer space. The truth is exceedingly more complex and weirder than anything you might imagine! CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING: The occupants of these craft come in all shapes and sizes and have the ability to mesmerize those they encounter...THEY are able to cloak themselves in various disguises and have made deceitful attempts to convince those who observe their activities that they are visitors from another planet; even if their claims are contrary to the evidence. A HUNDRED YEARS ago the good citizenry might have identified these denizens are fairies or leprechauns, whereas in this technological age the term "alien" might be more applicable. . . THESE BEINGS often behave more like specters, phantoms or spooks, rather than flesh and blood creatures from another planet. They can materialize as inter-dimensional shape-shifters able to change form at will. FREQUENTLY, THEY "abduct" humans and take them to "another land" where a slippage in time occurs. When the hapless mortals return to this "state of being" hundreds of years may have gone by, while to the experiencers it may seem like only a brief period of time has expired. THEY DELIGHT in tempting humans into sexual intercourse, often impregnating females, but later snatching up their offspring without warning, often in the dead of night, all the while making those who tell their stories seem delusional. UFOS, TIME SLIPS, OTHER REALMS AND THE SCIENCE OF FAIRIES incorporates a rare manuscript by Ed Hartland on the existence of a kingdom of elementals consisting of fairies, dwarfs, fire sprites and earth light, as well as the most updated research of Tim Beckley, Sean Casteel, Brent Raynes and Tim R. Swartz. Their investigations into this "alternative reality" reach conclusions that will astound and amaze.

236 pages, Paperback

First published April 18, 2008

Reviews

[Joni Mars]

On top of this book being obnoxiously large and difficult to maneuver as a physical artifact, I wish it had been made more clear that this was 90% just a reprint of the late 1890s The Science of Fairies by Hartland (a separate book I already own). The 10% that was added, novel, modern essays on the topic were genuinely useful and I would've much preferred to just have the essays (which were stellar). The layout of the book as a reprint of the 1890s TSoF with 5 or 6 modern essays interspersed across its chapters was strange and not what I was hoping for.