Telepathy: The Cosmic or Universal Language. Correspondence Course /bound with/ The Origins of This World's Religions /bound with/ Guy J. Cyr papers /bound with/ Contactee Miscellany

Honey, Carol Adin [George Adamski] [Guy J. Cyr] [Desmond Leslie] [Echo Pettit] [James D. Wardle]

Verlag: Science Publications, Anaheim, CA, 1964

118+33+10+10+[2]+[2]+[2]+[2]+[1]+[1]+[1]+5+4+2+4+2+2+[4]+[4]+[3]pp. Postbound with red vinyl covers. Mostly very good. We are unable to locate any institutional holdings for any of this material. Nice collection of rare contactee and ufology compiled by James D. Wardle (The Socrates of Salt Lake's State Street) that is primarily from C.A. Honey but also includes others. This work contains C.A. Honey's entire telepathy correspondence course that was sent to James D. Wardle and used, underlined, and filled out by same. Followed by Honey's short work on World Religions, which is followed by two letters from Rev. Guy J. Cyr to C.A. Honey and then a number of short works: - A Letter from Desmond Leslie. - Book Review by C.A. Honey - The Effects of Fallout by C.A. Honey - The Great 44,000 Mile Crack by C.A. Honey - Report from Mariner II by C.A. Honey - Sense Mind and Soul Mind by C.A. Honey - Shelter Insanity by C.A. Honey - Information About C.A. Honey by James D. Wardle - George Adamski's Special Report #1 Trip to Saturn by George Adamski - George Adamski's Special Report #2 Trip to Saturn by George Adamski - Telepathy Experiment Report by Echo Pettit - Telepathy Experiment Report by James D. Wardle - A Challenge to Spiritual Leaders by George Adamski - Spiritual Crusade for Survival, Part 1 by George Adamski - Spiritual Crusade for Survival, Part 2 Results of Nuclear Testing by George Adamski - Think This One Over! MacArthur Forsees 'War of Worlds' - Your Attention Please!!! by George Adamski - Outline of Future ICAP Projects After the Death of George Adamski Carol Adin Honey (1928-2007) was a prominent American ufologist, researcher, and author who is best known for his close, complicated association with famous 1950s UFO "contactee" George Adamski. Working in the background of early ufology, Honey transitioned from Adamski's primary ghostwriter and secretary to one of his sharpest critics. Professionally, Honey was an aerospace engineer for Hughes Aircraft (with a security clearance) and a pioneer in hypnotism training in California (he operated the first school approved by the California State Board of Education). After retiring from Hughes Aircraft, Honey operated a television repair ship in Ontario, California, for nearly two decades. George Adamski (1891-1965) was a Polish-American author who became the first and most famous UFO "contactee" of the 1950s. Adamski developed an early interest in occultism, and by the 1930s he had establishedhimself as a 'guru' in Southern California's mystical scene. He founded the Royal Order of Tibet, whose teachings drew on his psychic channelings from Tibetan masters. He gained international notoriety by presenting photographs of what he claimed were alien spacecraft and asserting that he had regular personal encounters with friendly extraterrestrials from within our solar system. While mainstream scientists, researchers, and skeptics widely dismissed his stories and photos as elaborate hoaxes, Adamski developed a massive following and authored several bestselling books on his experiences. James D. Wardle (1915-1997) 'The Socrates of State Street' was a prominent lifelong resident of Salt Lake City and an elder in the RLDS Church (now Community of Christ), a local barbershop owner, an award-winning figure skater, and a prolific collector of religious and philosphical books and tracts. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 11012

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Titel: Telepathy: The Cosmic or Universal Language....
Verlag: Science Publications, Anaheim, CA
Erscheinungsdatum: 1964