
A recent television program dealt with the Roswell UFO (UAP) crash and someone questioned why our government would cover it up with such an explanation as it having been a weather balloon rather than an alien aircraft. A major reason given was that people would no longer believe in God. My immediate reaction to that was to wonder why believers would assume that God is limited to one planet. I believe God is beyond human comprehension and it is no more challenging to comprehend a universal God than an earthly one. Actually, a universal God makes more sense to me.
Even though much of it exceeds my boggle threshold and my limited intellect, The Only Planet of Choice, authored by Phyllis V. Schlemmer, and republished by White Crow Books, offers the most intriguing explanation of earth history and alien life that I have come across. It’s clearly a “believe it or not” read, but the credibility of the people involved in the study group receiving the information considerably lends itself to the acceptance of it. The information came through Schlemmer, a trance medium, from what might be called a “group soul,” referred to as “The Council of Nine,” with its spokesperson referred to simply as “Tom,” during the late 1970s, ‘80s and early ‘90s.
As explained in the book, Schlemmer’s body and mind were taken over by the Nine. On behalf of the nine members of the group soul, Tom spoke through her in a high-pitched, slow, and somewhat archaic voice. Questions would be put to Tom by one of several members of a study group, a key member being Dr. Andrija Phuarich, a physician, electronics engineer, and prolific inventor. A native of Chicago and a 1947 graduate of Northwestern University Medical School, Puharich, referred to as “Andrew,” served as an officer in the United States Army during the Korean War. He completed his residency in internal medicine in California and is said to have made significant contributions to medicine, neurophysiology, mind sciences, and medical electronics. Among his colleagues and research associates were Aldous Huxley and Dr. Samuel Rosen, a renowned ear surgeon. Of interest to those living in Hawaii, Puharich reportedly awakened his powers of consciousness while living in Hawaii in 1961. He also studied the Brazilian healer Arigò during the 1960s and first became aware of UFOs in Brazil, where he witnessed and photographed a number of them. (See my blog of May 12, 2002 for more about Puharich)
“His academic and career credentials as a scientist are impeccable,” offers Stuart Holroyd, author of The Nine: Briefing From Deep Space, also republished by White Crow Books. He has been prolific of invention and innovation in the fields of medical electronics, neurophysiology, biocybernetics, ESP research, and holds fifty-six U.S. and foreign patents for his inventions.” But Holroyd realized that most people might begin to question Puharich’s sanity when they read the preface of Uri, a book about the controversial psychic Uri Geller, where Puharich states: “I had suspected for a long time from my researches that man has been in communication with beings not of this earth for thousands of years. This personal opinion comes from a close reading of the record of ancient religions and from my own observations and data. What is not clear is why such communication has been kept secret for so long.”

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