THE INVISIBLE COLLEGE: What a Group of Scientists Has Discovered About UFO Influences on the Human Race

Incredible read just incredible take a deep dive into the world of UAPs

Dr. Vallee and his invisible faculty provide not only deep research into the effects these phenomena have on the eyes but your heart, mind, and soul as well.Had an experience in 1981 while in the Navy, followed my supervisors advice to "forget I ever saw it" but never realized the full effect it has had on me in every aspect of my thought processes every single day since.Until..... reading this outstanding book!! Know I know why I am always looking at the sky. I know now the day that finally stops will be the day I die.Thank you, Dr. Vallee and the rest of the Invisible College staff. I wish I had read this book when it originally came out. It would have saved me a great deal of personal anguish.

I found out about some famous historical occurrences that I didn't know were actually UFO sightings. The basic premise is this book is what I just read in channeled messages from the Arcturians.

This book was written long ago but reads as if it were today. His work has been a lifelong passion, and it shows in his writings. 👏

Do the phenomena of UFOs, religious visions, and parapsychological events (psi) derive from a common source? Vallee is one of the few researchers to argue that these happenings fall under the same epistemological umbrella. He certainly makes a thought-provoking, some may go so far to say, convincing, case in this volume.

The subtitle ("What a group of scientists has discovered about alien influence on the human race") is a bit comical. Much of the book shows little attempt to distinguish between what seems credible and what doesn't (one example being a casual mention of a woman who is in regular contact with intelligent beings living on Mercury, without raising the point that Mercury has a surface temperature of 800 degrees), and draws conclusions that few legitimate scientists would go near. I give it three stars only because I actually did finish reading it, and found things in there that were worth thinking about.If you're looking for something on the subject that gives an objective and pretty persuasive look at the subject, I recommend "UFOs" by Leslie Kean.

this book delves into the purpose of UFOs with more depth than other available books. some refreferences to people are out of date but that I as immaterial

Gets a bit boring halfway thru, but worth powering thru. A good read. Love all things Uri Geller! So interesting.

La comprensión del fenómeno visto a cómo afecta al subconsciente humano. No se afirma la realidad extraterrestre sino la existencia de eventos que redefinen a quienes los experimentan. Libro que mantiene su relevancia aún después de varias décadas de su publicación original.

Any information from Jacques Vallee is incredibly well researched, succinctly put, and highly readable.

Um referencial diferenciado sobre os avistamentos de objetos voadores não identificados. A possibilidade desses objetos terem origem em outras dimensões paralelas à que vivemos muda o enfoque da localidade da origem dessas naves. A identificação do aparecimento ou avistamentos com as aparições de NS em várias partes do mundo é outra vertente explorada nesse livro.

Many many accounts that you have never heard of or seen on tv or youtube channels. Very interesting and genuine accounts from police and doctors. Some from France which many have not read about. I will buying more of his books.

This is a book for serious ufo researchers, and it's about as near to "disclosure" as you are going to get, unlike those who "cherry pick" their cases to push the "extra terrestrial" agenda Vallee shows the unvarnished truth & looks at the "meta data" to get a far broader picture in a way that only he & John Keel have done.Vallee goes beyond Keel IMO in presenting a more scientific case, even though there are no fixed answers as such, there is a very clear underlying pattern that goes back thousands of years, of a range of phenomena that is all too real.