The Invisible College

What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race

De: Jacques Vallee

Narrado por: Michael Butler Murray

What is the nature of unidentified aerial phenomena?

Forty years ago a small cadre of dedicated researchers began actively investigating cases, interviewing witnesses, and exchanging data through a small, informal network of international contacts. Today this low-profile network, or "invisible college", has grown into a larger, multination volunteer research effort joined by many individuals. But the questions first raised 40 years ago remain current - and unanswered.

"I believe that a powerful force has influenced the human race in the past and is again influencing it now. Does this force represent alien intervention, or does it originate entirely within human consciousness? This is the question that forms the basis of the work of the Invisible College of UFO researchers." (Jacques Vallee)

©1975 Jacques Vallee; Foreword copyright 2014 by Jacques Vallee (P)2021 Tantor

The concept of the control system for consciousness

I read this book for information about the consciousness connection to ufo and paranormal and I learned a lot.

Excellent approach.

This book provides a unique approach to the UFO phenomena and the paranormal in general. I will make sure to listen to other books by the author.

An alternative perspective on UFOs and religious phenomena.

I used to think that UFOs were almost solely either extraterrestrial craft or perhaps some black budget military and corporate creations. After reading this provocative work, now my mind has been opened to a growing number of seemingly unrelated possibilities that includes psychic material as well.

Utterly Fascinating

Vallee looks at numerous cases that may have relation to UFOlogy. A must for fans of John Keel and J.A. Hynek. Exceptionally good.

This book lifts the vail.

The answer is not here, read the book and embrace the world around you. It’s a truly good book.

Great book, marrarator, not so much

I’m sorry but, at certain points, it sounded like Prof Frink from The Simpsons was reading to me. Look, I know I don’t have a voice for audiobooks so I’m hesitant to be negative but, I probably won’t be listening to any more book narrated by this gentleman.

Still good

Although this isn’t a recent book on the topic, the stories in it contain a lot of UFO reports that I hadn’t heard elsewhere.

intriguing perspective to marginalized mystery.

interesting new concepts and perspective to the most enigmatic side of life. As bonus - this is probably the best narrator I've ever listened to.

Wish it weren’t read by an elf.

I couldn’t stop hearing the voice of the narrator—although I can imagine the window of work is narrow for wacky voice actors—so I don’t begrudge this elf for seizing this opportunity.

Excellent

I enjoyed this book way more than I thought I would. I recommend this book to anybody who enjoys the subject or knows anything about the invisible college or wants to learn more.