What is the best book about aliens and remote viewing aliens in your opinion?

What do you think is the best book about remote viewing and aliens?
I just finished reading Jim Marrs's book: "Alien Agenda" (some later chapters in the book talked about remote viewing, not the entire book but was still a good read) and I thought that was good but I am still would be interested in more books about this subject.

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Originally posted by sphinx551
What do you think is the best book about remote viewing and aliens?
I just finished reading Jim Marrs's book: "Alien Agenda" (some later chapters in the book talked about remote viewing, not the entire book but was still a good read) and I thought that was good but I am still would be interested in more books about this subject.

No such book(s) has been written. Lack of material!

This is a double barrelled answer.

The best book on Aliens is without doubt Richard Dolan' UFO' and the National Security State Vol 2. It's available at Amazon.

Remote viewing, well probably Ingo Swann' "Penetration", however old copies are VERY EXPENSIVE.

Somebody did a copy in PDF and is available to download, just google it. Also I believe the link was posted here at ATS somewhere, because it's where I got it.

Finally to compliment the above two excellent books, try Richard L. Thompson' "Alien Identities".

Hope this helps!!!!!!!!!!!

Courtney Brown Ph.D. Cosmic Visions. An RV scientist taking stock of greys, Martians, Reptilians and always staying on the tentative. This book is free to download if you find the reference. I have the pdf.

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I took the liberty of uploading Ingo Swann's Penetration in .pdf format, if you want to read it.

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Originally posted by sphinx551
I just finished reading Jim Marrs's book: "Alien Agenda" (some later chapters in the book talked about remote viewing, not the entire book but was still a good read)

Chapter 11, "In the mind's eye"? I just read that a few days ago; that chapter really gripped me, read it all in one go couldn't put it down. Whether or not it's true it certainly is food for thought!

A little bit off topic but what do you think of the book as a whole? I have enjoyed it, particularly the chapters on crop circles which has given me a new perspective on them (I admit that I had dismissed them as the work of hoaxers) and of course the aforementioned remove viewing chapter.

Originally posted by sonicology
A little bit off topic but what do you think of the book as a whole?

No doubt aliens exist (especially Greys) and government is 100% definitely is covering up aliens or at least good information about aliens.


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Would also put in my vote for Ingo Swann's "Penetration". A fascinating read.