Abduction

Human Encounters with Aliens

De: John E. Mack

Narrado por: Brian Arens

A Harvard psychiatrist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, John E. Mack, the author of A Prince of Our Disorder, presents accounts of alien abduction taken from the more than 60 cases he has investigated, and examines the implications for our identity as a species. Mack's Abduction: Human Encounters with Aliens is a fascinating investigation of real-world alien encounters, and explores how extraterrestrial encounters affected the way people regarded the world—including heightening their sense of spirituality and their environmental concern.

John E. Mack was a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, and focused his career on the connections between different cultures and individuals. His book is masterfully narrated by Audible listener favorite, Brian Arens.

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Masterpiece

One of the best books I’ve ever read on the phenomenon of UAPs and abduction.

just how impactful the intent was with the author

I really love this book for the UFO lore. it's spawned so much over the years. John Mack took this topic very seriously and with great scientific rigor. He was a treasure, and so is his works

Required Reading

This book should be required reading for those researching the phenomenon. It is a master class in the abduction phenomenon and is a great starting point.

great information

loved it it brought a new look at the information definitely open my mind to new things

Odd

Author Mack's examination of the experiences of "abductees" starts off well, and does manage to hold the reader's waning interest through to the very end. Much of it was a slog, though.

I've tried to keep an open mind on the topic but find that about half the material presented here is just too absurd to swallow. If aliens are intent on saving the planet from humankind's destructive greed, they need to find a more productive way of reaching the people who control the levers of government and industry than in resorting to plucking people out of their beds in the middle of the night. On a more personal level, these concerned ETs must refine their methods of creating hybrids if they hope to populate the earth with responsible, thinking humanoids; listless hybrid children who have to be taught how to play are not likely to grow into the strong leaders who will lead us into responsible stewardship of our suffering planet.

Narration is fine.