Closer Encounters

De: Jason Reza Jorjani

Narrado por: Daniel Natal

The US government UAP Report of the summer of 2021 marks a turning point in the modern history of close encounters - but not for the reasons that most people think. The UAP Report is not the first step toward some future full "disclosure" regarding UFOs and related phenomena. Rather, it is a milestone in a long-term plan to subjugate everyone on this planet to a tyrannically totalitarian regime. Taking as its point of departure this monstrous Pentagon lie, and the broader question of the relationship between UFOs and state sovereignty, this book examines every aspect of the complex close encounter phenomenon through all of human history.

There are seven extant interpretive frameworks for close encounters: the Extra-Terrestrial Hypothesis (ETH), the Breakaway Civilization Hypothesis, the Inter-Dimensional Hypothesis, the Time Traveler Hypothesis, the Parapsychological (or Ultra-Terrestrial) Hypothesis, the Atlantean Survivors (or Crypto-Terrestrial) Hypothesis, and the Simulation Avatars Hypothesis. This study shows how these hypotheses are not mutually exclusive alternatives. All of them are facets of a single, much more complex reality that has fundamentally defined the human condition on a fifth-dimensional level.

This reality is terrifying. It will never be revealed by any government on the planet, or acknowledged by the scientific establishment, and its disclosure would destroy every existing religious and social institution. In fact, humanity cannot survive the disclosure of what is detailed in this book. Rather, this profound philosophical analysis of close encounters demonstrates that the true nature of the phenomenon has to do with the cosmic force of evolution challenging us to overcome the limits of what has defined humanity for at least 250 million years - since our civilization on Mars was destroyed.

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"Closer Encounters" by Jason Reza Jorjani is a fascinating and thought-provoking exploration of the UFO phenomenon. The author takes a comprehensive approach, examining the subject from all angles, including historical accounts, eyewitness testimonies, scientific investigations, and cultural interpretations.

Jorjani also delves into the deeper philosophical and psychological implications of UFO encounters, exploring the potential impact on individual consciousness and collective understanding. He argues that the UFO phenomenon is not simply a matter of extraterrestrial visitation, but rather a reflection of our own deepest fears, hopes, and aspirations.

Overall, "Closer Encounters" is a well-written and insightful book that offers a fresh perspective on a complex and often misunderstood topic. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the UFO phenomenon and its broader implications for our understanding of the universe and ourselves.

Very intense!

This is an extremely thorough, very up to date summary of about 75 years of UFO literature. He goes all in on even the most fringe aspects but maintains the cool calmness of a guide navigating difficult terrain. This might be too much for beginners, but for those who want to delve deep, this is the way.

Good job CIA 🤣🤣🤣

I absolutely have and love all of Reza’s titles, it feels as if it was a very advanced being or AI putting all of the intel together. Similar to S.T Thomas Summa, Schopenhauer’s Collections, or Albert Pike. Not even Pinker seems relevant after one gets exposed to this, regardless of how all of it was produced and or compiled, I’m having a blast going through them multiple times, who knows, maybe was chat GPT, don’t care.

Best phenomenon book I've read.

This book captivated me from beginning to end. I love the wild speculative writing backed up by research. This has been my favorite book on the phenomenon to date.

Final Piece of the Puzzle

For me this was the final piece of the puzzle. It overlays established fact and offers deeper bolder questions, finally transcending the psyop narrative, leaving only that which makes the most logical sense.