Roswell UFOs

Interdimensional Universe: The New Science of UFOs, Paranormal Phenomena and Otherdimensional Beings

Tags: Beings, Interdimensional, Otherdimensional, Paranormal, Phenomena, Science, UFOs, Universe
Posted in DVDs and books on February 12th, 2010 by RoswellUFOs.com

• ISBN13: 9780738713472
• Condition: NEW
• Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

Product Description
Over the course of his thirty years of investigation into UFOs, including his own field research, photographic evidence, and meticulously compiled case studies, Philip Imbrogno has provided fascinating new insight into paranormal phenomena. In this book, he reveals for the first time the detailed findings of prominent paranormal experts as well as his own firsthand experiences.The UFO Phenomenon: Fascinating New Theories and Never-Before-Released PhotosUsing the lat… More >>

Interdimensional Universe: The New Science of UFOs, Paranormal Phenomena and Otherdimensional Beings

Popularity: 23%

5 Comments »

My Brother The Debunker

Tags: Paranormal, TV
Posted in Uncategorized on January 11th, 2008 by RoswellUFOs.com

One is the editor of a renowned magazine devoted to debunking UFOs, psychics,
and astrology. The other believes that a superior intelligence will
transform the human race. What’s more, they’re brothers. Kendrick Frazier,
44, and James Frazier, 39, admit they have “lively disagreements” whenever
they get together for reunions at the family home in Greeley, Colorado. Ken
edits THE SKEPTICAL INQUIRER, a quarterly magazine published by the Committee
for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal (CSICOP) and the
scourge of the “new nonsense,” including the beliefs of brother James. [SEE
"CENSORING THE PARANORMAL," CONTINUUM #1.] But Jim, who works as editor of
the local GREELEY NEWS, insists that his beliefs are neither new nor
nonsense. “Our benefactors have been here as long as we have,” he declares,
“initiating the likes of Gilgamesh and Socrates into the mysteries of the
cosmos.”

To Ken, this sort of statement represents a threat to the progress of
science. In the mid-70s, as editor of the respected publication SCIENCE
NEWS, he grew alarmed when readers wrote in asking for stories on the
paranormal. Not long afterward he began to correspond with longtime debunker
Martin Gardner. Their idea: the formation of a skeptical, scientific
organization “to correct public misunderstanding.” 2 years later, CSICOP was
born.

Jim’s odyssey began in the mid-70s as well. On May 17, 1976, around 3:30 AM,
he says, he was awakened from sleep by the voice of Beelzebub booming from
his clock radio. Apparently, Beezlebub was speaking through radio show host
Brian Scott, who said he’d been abducted by giant thick-skinned, long-eared
aliens back in 1971. Ever since, Scott claimed, disembodied ETs had been
borrowing his vocal cords to express ideas of their own. Jim, a psychologist
and would-be film producer, listened till dawn, utterly fascinated. 6 weeks
later he introduced himself to Scott, and several months after that, in
December 1976, he accompanied his new friend on a visit to Inca ruins at
Tiahuanaco, Bolivia. There, Jim Frazier says, he saw Scott become possessed
by a mysterious being “with the presence of a king.” In fact, he was more
than a king — he was Ticci Viracocha, the god who brought the Incas
civilization from on high.

According to Jim, Brian Scott is just one of many humans who have been
visited by alien forms. But, he says, “Scott alone has survived the
experience with all his faculties intact. If we only listened to him, he
would help us create a new world, a new philosophy, new forms of language, a
new relationship between man and the unknown.” One thing’s for sure: The
relationship between Jim Frazier and Brian Scott continues to this day. Jim
now owns the rights to Scott’s life story and has even written a TV
miniseries about his friend.

Ken Frazier is reluctant to discuss his brother’s unusual beliefs outside the
immediate family. But, he states, “it’s possible for people to have vivid
personal experiences from which belief systems stem. I don’t question the
seeming realness of these experiences.”

Popularity: 2%

No Comments »