Stardust Ranch

The Incredible True Story

De: John Edmonds, Bruce MacDonald

Narrado por: Monty Dean

On June 1, 1996, John and Joyce Edmonds purchased a ranch in Rainbow Valley, Arizona. What has ensued for the past two-plus decades beguiles all concepts of our reality. After 23 years, John has finally told his whole story. The story of Stardust Ranch transcends its geography, and John and Joyce Edmonds themselves. It becomes a story for the human race at a very important time in our journey as a people on this planet.

©2019 John Edmonds and Bruce MacDonald (P)2021 Monty Dean

great read

I was working in Phoenix AZ when I read this I of course had to drive by the Ranch. cool visiting the actual location nothing to see.

Fascinating!

Incredible story from some extraordinarily brave people. Thank you for sharing your remarkable story and deep insights into what is really going on in our world. I liked the narrator; to me, he felt grounded and sincere, which, in my opinion, reflects Mr Edmond. Thank you again.

Definitely Incredible- A real page turner

Definitely a real page turner. If you are already familiar with this kind of phenomena, John Edmonds' journey from a skeptic to a person who had to fully engage with the greys and other energetic entities and dimensions, is truly an incredible saga. His personal journey and skills gets my respect. His logical approach, self awareness, stubbornness and tenacity and bravery are evident as he battles the variety of forces on the ranch. This is his story and his truth. Truth is stranger than fiction. Plus, the narrator, Monty Dean is great and his voice resonates really well for listening.

The call to have increased faith in God

Couldn’t stop listening as soon as I started, it was just too engaging and consciousness expanding

Incredible but true

I appreciate the way the author takes the reader through the evolution of his perspective on what he experienced. From disbelief to fear to understanding to making peace.

I have to think about the similarities to Skinwalker Ranch and Blind Frog Ranch— both in Utah about 30 miles from each other. Obviously there is much more going on than we are allowed to know in our limited 3D world.

I liked the way the author wraps it up and explains what humanity’s role in all of this is. At once, terrifying and intriguing. Sometimes I think ignorance is bliss. But then my curiosity takes over and I’m down another rabbit hole.