Raymond fowler - books

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UFOs: Interplanetary Visitors:

The Andreasson Affair:

Englewood Cliffs, NJ:Prentice-Hall, 1979, Bantam, 1980, 1988, 239p. $25

[NEW YORK TIMES: “This book, ... if true, must rank with the great classics of scientific revelation”] The author was asked by USAF consultant and astronomer, Dr. J. Allen Hynek to investigate this classic UFO abduction experience. Betty Andreasson had written Dr. Hynek about the consciously remembered Intrusion into their house by strange beings concurrent with a power outage and a beam of light shining in a window from a field outside. Hypnosis sessions revealed that Betty was taken from the house, given a medical examination, a "tour" round the craft and finally to a strange "alien realm". Excerpts from the hypnosis sessions are absolutely riveting and Betty, an accomplished artist, provides a step-by-step visual rendition of her experience. Dr. Hynek, who wrote the foreword to the book, wrote that: Those who hold that the entire subject of UFOs is nonsense will be sorely challenged if they have the courage to take an honest look at the book. It will also challenge those who consider UFOs solely synonymous with physical craft that transport flesh-and-blood denizens from distant solar systems. If this represents an advanced technology, they it must incorporate the paranormal just as our own incorporates transistors and computers. Somehow, “they” have mastered the puzzle of mind over matter.

Casebook of a UFO Investigator:

Englewood Cliffs, NJ, Prentice-Hall, 1981, 238p. (Out of Print).
A sequel to Ray Fowler’s first book, UFOs: Interplanetary Visitors that continues to document Ray’s on-site personal investigations of UFOs for the Mutual UFO Network.

The Melchizedek Connection: Lincoln, NE, Trinity Press, 1981; San Jose, CA, iUniverse.com, 2001, 313p. $35

A novel containing a masterful blend of historical fact, educated speculation, and exciting fantasy connecting certain Biblical events of the past with the current UFO phenomenon.

The Andreasson Affair – Phase Two:

Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1982, OR, Wildflower Press, 1994, 226p. $25

Raymond Fowler continues investigating the UFO abduction of Betty Andreasson in this fascinating sequel answering many questions and presenting extraordinary new facts. Soon after the original publication of mysterious unmarked helicopters began shadowing Betty and her husband Robert Luca. Strange apparently paranormal experiences plagued the newlywed couple-and then Robert Luca began to have vague but disturbing memories of an abduction of his own. Investigation reveals that he too had had UFO contact as a child and a terrifying abduction from his automobile as an adult.

The Watchers:

New York: Bantam Books, 1990. 386p. (Out of Print)

In this book, author Raymond Fowler pursues the secret, disturbing primary motive behind the abductions of Betty Andreasson Luca and many others throughout history. Fowler discovers the ultimate design behind the alien’s presence on Earth and in our lives. Fowler's book provides physical descriptions of aliens, examinations, experiments, and out of body experiences, suggesting that we have been visited here on Earth for many years. The Watchers brings us closer to the visitors than ever. We see their amazing equipment, their scientific knowledge and power, and the shattering consequences of what they know about our present and our future.

Watchers II:

Exploring UFOs and the Near-Death Experience, OR: Wildflower Press, 1995, 389pp. $25

Fowler tackles some enormously interesting Para psychological issues in "The Watchers II," in which he demonstrates parallels between near-death experiences and alien abduction. Researcher Kenneth Ring ("The Omega Project") has also made a compelling case for this, as has John Mack. Fowler is a compelling voice in the ufological fugue, and "The Watchers II" finds him at his most abstract and metalogical.