Forbidden Science 6

Scattered Castles, the Journals of Jacques Vallee

Author: Jacques Vallee

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ONE DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO, Jacques Vallee realizes why the highly classified project he joined two years earlier will never solve the many-dimensional mystery it investigates. That insight into UFO phenomena leads him into a deeper independent field exploration of cases in Brazil and Argentina, Europe and Russia. Back home in Silicon Valley, his professional fascination for new business ventures opens opportunities to draw new insights from biology and information physics. Vallee uses the literary skills of a mature diarist to introduce us to this colorful world of twenty-first century research. When the path to new solutions takes an unexpected turn, his psychic explorations enter a new domain, rich in emotional presences and esoteric insight.

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"Few rival the experience and historical depth of Dr. Jacques Vallee when it comes to understanding the phenomena of UAP/UFO. In this new installment of Forbidden Science, Jacques continues his chronicle of players and doers with his usual accuracy and wry humor: current events, sights and orbs, Tic Tacs, and Congressional contacts, are presaged in these pages..." - Dr. Garry Nolan, Stanford University Medical School

"This is a stunning account of a scientific, cross-cultural, and historical phenomenon that traces back to human witnesses. Unfortunately, government secrecy, religious bias, and relentless public fear-narratives confuse the evidence. This book offers an alternative view: in the dual scientific and esoteric perspective unique to Jacques Vallee, our spacetime is only an emergent property of a profound information universe that transcends the UFO's vision-and its physics. It is in this view that the book explores solitude, vision, sorrow... and something beyond." - Professor Jeffrey J. Kripal, Rice University, Department of Religion