New book I am reading called "A Cosmic Encounter"

This book just came out this year. Have never heard of the Author before, Stewart Bench who is a retired electrical engineer. He claims to have had 3 abductions and a surgical implant done by the Greys. This happened back in the early to mid 90's, and was on going for more than a year. It was so incredibly detailed, I am reading it again. He describes the Greys in great detail, outlining that he thinks rather than reproduce they clone. He also believes they have blood with hemoglobin, but rather than red it is more pink. He also believes they have a circulatory system, and they are fed and eliminate waste by a tube.

He has included a few pics of his remembrance of what the interior of the ship looked like. He also describes in great detail how they ship was powered, although he was not able to find out where they came from. In addition he was taken on a ride above earth, and also had a nasal implant which was used to monitor him and provide vivid imagery of things. The greys used telepathy completely....

Its the most detailed book on ufo's and a group of aliens, I have ever read, and I have read quite a few.

Highly recommend this book:

"Cosmic Encounters"

www.barnesandnoble.com...

Did he say what their motives were?

a reply to: misterE12

he said they are explorers, that this is what they were made/designed to do.

a reply to: data5091

Any information about if they are humans in a far far future, or constructs of humans, traveling back in time ?

a reply to: data5091

Made as an a outside source created them or made like its their calling? Like you said it all sounds highly detailed sorry for asking all the questions instead of hitting the books!

a reply to: Spacespider

no, though he does talk about that in a chapter.

a reply to: misterE12

To me it wasn't really too clear, but he does mention they may have "masters" a few times.

a reply to: data5091

Would you recommend any other books or stories?

a reply to: data5091

Does it happen to touch on the origins of the Greys?

I have always though a historical account of their past would be of interest.

Im on the fence with stuff like this by the way, but i do enjoy a good read.

a reply to: andy06shake

no, not really. He said he was not able to find out where exactly they come from but speculated as I recall, that is was somewhere with say about 40 light years or less, fwiw. Other than that nothing more specific about origins.

a reply to: data5091

Canny mind where i read the account, something to do with P45/P50 and the greys being us from the future that retreated to DUMBs whist a full on nuclear war was fought on the surface.

a reply to: andy06shake

What is p45/p50?

a reply to: misterE12

There designation i think, and something to do with different timelines/time periods.

a reply to: data5091

You should make a correction so it's easier to find. It's called "A Cosmic Encounter".

I'm ordering it today thanks for the suggestion!

a reply to: Alien Abduct

done! Thanks for the heads up.

a reply to: data5091

Read, if you haven't: The Alien Agenda, Back Again..and the Alien Interview.

Best...✌️

a reply to: misterE12

Majestic by Whitley Strieber a good red.

Just mind and accept that small blue flower if its ever offered.

It looks like he is building on Whitley Strieber‘s work.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: misterE12

Majestic by Whitley Strieber a good red.

Just mind and accept that small blue flower if its ever offered.

Ain't that the guy that wrote Communion?

Also a good film. A lot about regression through hypnosis on that one. Apparently the author based it on true events from regression hypnotherapy.

this is also a pretty easy read, coming in at about 200 pages. He also goes into pretty good detail surrounding how the ship is powered and such too. He also was able to notice within the ship something crudely comparable to an exercise bike the Greys use. And there is no hypnosis done after the fact this is all on recollection and telepathy from the Greys that abducted him.