How to Contact Space People

De: Ted Owens

Narrado por: Jack Chekijian

New Saucerian presents the original version of psychic Ted Owens' How to Contact Space People. These reprints have been handled with the utmost care, and in some cases are better than the originals (which were hastily printed on small presses).

©2015 Andrew B. Colvin (P)2014 Andrew B. Colvin

Interesting and Good

How to Contact Space People was quite an interesting listen. It was from Ted Owens own writings. This was an older publication which allows a person to view the thoughts and writings of someone who believed they were being contacted by space people. I thought it was very neat.

This was a short audiobook but a fun listen and I would recommend it for anyone interested in the unknown.

Jack Chekijian does an outstanding job narrating this book and I always enjoy his work.

Audiobook gifted in exchange for unbiased review.

One of the best accounts of ETs.

Loved every bit of the book. There were many detailed accounts and a tutorial on how-to. Excellent narration.

i dont belive a word

What disappointed you about How to Contact Space People?

while the writer tried his best to state the facts he believed in ,i couldn't help but to wonder about the HUGE gapes of reasons , like :
1-how can the space people be very advanced in technology ,yet soooo afraid of our simple technology
2-those space people have a lot of free time , dont they have better things to do rather than listening to one man ask them to do ?
3-all they did was going around in their spaceship to be seen , and "made natural disasters " cant they just land and say HI ?? or at least do something useful , like helping around ? since they are kind of good as the writer said .
there are other points but those are just examples

Would you ever listen to anything by Ted Owens again?

i dont think so

What about Jack Chekijian’s performance did you like?

he delivered the book in a very calm and reasonable way which made the book sounds better and helped me to complete it

What reaction did this book spark in you? Anger, sadness, disappointment?

mostly curiosity , i wondered about a lot of things but mostly his mental state (no offense to the writer) but i think i detected three different types of delusion .
and the fact that he worked as "hypnotic" could reflect some suggestibility on his part

Any additional comments?

i hope i didn't offend anyone with this review