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Egypt: An Extraterrestrial and Time Traveler Experiment by Dr. Bruce Goldberg Bruce Goldberg, Inc. • 4300 Natoma Ave. • Woodland Hills, CA 91364 2007, 169 pages, $14.95 • ISBN: 1-57968-017-8 Reviewed by Brent Raynes Described as “a must read” by George Noory, popular host of Coast To Coast AM radio, this new book by Dr. Goldberg, Egypt: An Extraterrestrial and Time Traveler Experiment, is a sequel to the author’s previous book, Time Travelers From Our Future. A clinical hypnotherapist who has treated over 14,000 individual patients, the author hypnotically regressed Ben, an orthodox Jew, who had been suffering some periods of missing time. Under hypnosis Ben recalled meeting time travelers who showed him holographic scenes of the ancient past and both showed and explained to Ben how Moses had actually been a native Egyptian, a high priest in fact, and was very close to Hermes, who was an advisor to him, and was also the first time traveler. It seemed that a great civil conflict had divided Egypt and that the Exodus was in fact not Jewish people but Egyptians! The hypnotic memories of Ben and others caused Dr. Goldberg to begin doing his own historical research in earnest, and often the data and clues he found embedded in the ancient past surprised him. Incredibly, Dr. Goldberg began to believe that Egypt had evolved from four different sources. Lemurian, Atlantian, extraterrestrial, and time travelers. It seemed, according to his hypnotized subjects, that over five million years ago ETs known as Lyrans first arrived. At first they were about our size, 5 to 6 feet tall, but later came to become giants reaching up to nine feet in height. They allegedly attempted to genetically alter apes into us. Their aim was not spiritual, but rather to become our masters. The Sirians, on the other hand, described as peaceful and spiritual ET beings, arrived around 500,000 B.C. Reportedly, down through the centuries, the Lyrans, Sirians, and other ET visitors tried to carve up our planet and fought over who should control what regions. Dr. Goldberg even writes about how the Men In Black were on the ancient scene too, striving to keep the masses ignorant of the real truth. Apparently not much has changed. Chapter 7 of this book also provides several self-hypnosis exercises for the reader to try and guide oneself into the past or the future. ______________________________________________ Visitors From Time: The Secret of the UFOs by Marc Davenport Greenleaf Publications • P.O. Box 8152 • Murfreesboro, TN 37133 1992, 1994, 266 pages • ISBN: 1-883729-02-5 Reviewed by Brent Raynes Since I just reviewed a book whose central theme revolves around the concept of time travel and extraterrestrial visitations, this would be a good place to write a few words about Marc Davenport’s classic Visitors From Time. Though not a new book, the ideas and information contained within its thought-provoking pages are just as relevant today as when first published back in 1992. Noted authors like Whitley Strieber, John Keel, Ray Fowler and Dr. R. Leo Sprinkle have sung its praises. Like Dr. Goldberg’s book, Marc deals with the men in black, who he believes in many cases are actual time travelers. In this book, Marc carefully reviews numerous and puzzling UFO case histories from around the world, isolating important and revealing clues suggesting curious time/space anomalies, plus delving deeply into any clues offered by modern science and his own fascinating analysis of the data itself. If you don’t already have it, this is a wonderful contribution to your UFO library collection. As some of you may recall from reading my column Reality Checking back in May, I had a most pleasant encounter with Marc and his wife Leah when participating in the Ozark UFO Conference back in April. Marc has been battling cancer, and at the time was doing great and you wouldn’t have even suspected he had been having any difficulty, though now I understand he’s again having a rough time of it. Nonetheless, Marc keeps his chin up and appreciates everyone’s prayers and positive thoughts (he admits he is a strong believer in the power of prayer). Now is a good time to buy his book, and at the same time your purchase will help him with his medical expenses. $20.00, or whatever your heart feels appropriate, and I know that it will be sincerely appreciated. ______________________________________________ Weird Happens: Investigator Handbook by Robert A. Goerman PublishAmerica, LLLP • Baltimore, Maryland 2007, 187 pages, $19.95 • ISBN: 1-4241-8862-8 Reviewed by Brent Raynes Reading over Robert’s book and really getting absorbed in some of the MIB stories that he presented I realize that even after all of these years his interest in the MIB subject and other high-strangeness phenomena has remained at a high level. Was it really way back in April 1972 that a high school buddy and I, on a cross country trip, dropped in and paid Robert a surprise visit in New Kensington, Pennsylvania? Besides sharing some fascinating tales of high strangeness, Robert’s book is also about proper methodology and using a critical, objective mindset. There are many, many great suggestions for conducting proper investigations into unexplained phenomena, be it UFOs, crop circles, Bigfoot, MIBs, Mothman, or whatever. Robert covers the do’s and don’t very, very effectively, and judging from the blurbs on his book’s back cover you can take that on good authority and don’t have to take my word for it. Brad Steiger calls it “meticulous in its organization” and writes that one will “find no better guide to professional inquiry,” while David Godwin of FATE magazine writes that it provides investigators with “an invaluable and indispensable tool.” ______________________________________________________ CDs Frequencies: Sounds of Healing produced by Jonathan Goldman Administered by Spirit Music Inc. on behalf of Sound Healers Publishing P.O. Box 2240 • Boulder, CO 80306 Website: www.healingsounds.com • 2005, 78 minutes, $15.95 Reviewed by Brent Raynes Here’s another powerful sonic creation produced by the acclaimed master sound therapist himself Jonathan Goldman. Wonderful for deep and totally refreshing, revitalizing and relaxing meditative and creative moments of inner exploration and journeying, Jonathan presents a truly delightful assortment of introspective, spiritual, and healing sound vibrations. Titles include such provocative names as “Primal Ground,” “Angelic Calling,” “Heart of Wisdom,” and “Song of Saraswati,” to name but a few.
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