Prologue 3Talk of UFOs is not uncommon these days. Many
people from all over the world have claimed to have had
some experience with these types of extraordinary
events. But, so far, no one has said anything to either
conclusively support or deny their existence. According
to a Gallup Poll taken in 1973, fifteen million Americans
say they have seen some sort of UFO.
A great deal of science fiction material has been
written on the subject of extraterrestrial visitors from
outer space, from Jules Verne's novels to the world's
most sophisticated motion pictures, television series,
and non-fiction books.
Modern science has yet to say very much about the
outer space phenomena. However, many scholars and
investigators are dedicating time to this type of research.
As a result, discussions on the subject of UFOs are
becoming both more scientific and more common place.
Authors who write about beings from outer space
often refer to them as "gods." They cite the holy
scriptures of many religions-the bible, the Ramayana,
the Mahabharata, among others, for UFO evidence.
Mythology, legend, tradition, and history also indicate
and bear witness that the earth has been visited by
cosmonaut "g ods" throughout recorded history.
In order to understand science, one must make
objective studies and observations. History, legend and
tradition require that one take into consideration their
sources and make unbiased deductions. For the deepest
understanding of religion, one must also have faith.
Often science, history, religion and legend merge, form
ing a comprehensive picture of the actual events which
have inspired such accounts.
This book is one account of an incredible experience
that this author would like to share with the reader, or
perhaps with some 144,000 people in this world who