OCCURRENCE - Dancing with Tricksters

The Very Strange Story of William F. Blume

A true-strange memoir where UFOs crash into childhood — where the world he thought he knew, unravels.

Themes include:

• Lifelong encounters with the anomalous — The book chronicles the author's personal experiences with UFOs, non-human intelligences, and unexplained phenomena starting from childhood, presented as raw, unvarnished events that reshape one's understanding of reality.
• Trickster energies and archetypes — Central to the narrative are unpredictable, mischievous "trickster" forces—cosmic or non-human entities that disrupt, deceive, and provoke, blurring lines between helpful revelation and chaos, while challenging conventional perceptions.
• The blurred boundary between reality and the metaphysical — It explores the fragile divide between the known (science) and the unknown (mysticism, occult), with every attempted explanation opening deeper riddles rather than providing closure.
• Philosophical and spiritual inquiry — Draws heavily on Gnostic concepts, reincarnation, esoteric philosophy, and the intersection of science, spirituality, and the occult to wrestle with broader implications of these experiences.
• Search for meaning in an enigmatic universe — At its core, it's a deeply human story of finding one's place in a cosmos that "rarely makes sense," emphasizing personal transformation, resilience, vulnerability, self-discovery, and the fragile beauty of existence.
• Awe, wonder, and expanded consciousness — The memoir invites readers to embrace the inexplicable, provoking a sense of awe and urging persistence in expanding perceptions amid the sublime and strange.

The style is raw, poetic, and contemplative, prioritizing poignant reflection over definitive answers, making it as much a philosophical meditation as a recounting of anomalous events.

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This adventure was worth the read. I was intrigued by this child's every occurrence. It's very easy to feel like you are right there with him. From scared, to excited, to terrified. Very well written.