Note: This review will only be received largely by those who have read other books by Wendelle Stevens.
I want to write this review, not to repeat what the others have said, but to encourage readers of Wendelle Stevens, and other good UFO researchers for that matter, to READ THIS BOOK.
Here is the premise of the book: The UFO contactee in this book, referred to as Stefen Denaerde, allegedly had an encounter with intelligent beings from Iarga. He was given two and ONLY two choices. He could either keep material evidence as positive proof of his encounter that he would be allowed to show the world, or he could learn of their culture and philosophy and be allowed to write about it as if it was only science fiction. He, being intelligent, chose to learn of their culture and philosophy but was not allowed to give any material evidence or otherwise positively conclusive proof of the encounter but had to write about it as if it was purely science fiction.
The premise, then, is why those who largely read Wendelle Stevens books need to read this book and why others may choose to just discard the whole idea altogether. Most people who might read this book are likely never to have met the UFO contactee in question. It could easily, then, be concluded by these individuals that this man just happened to write a science fiction novel by his own wisdom and imaginations with this very clever premise. In this way, he could bring about his own thoughts as "wisdom from a more advanced civilization" while not having to prove a single bit of it as true because of the supposed "request" from the civilization itself.
Here, however, is where Wendelle Stevens comes into play. Wendelle, as he states in the book, spent four years into researching this case and has interviewed the UFO contactee. According to Wendelle, in his investigations, he found several other independent witnesses and other forms of evidence that the UFO contactee himself could not have known about, which verify the alien encounter to be genuine. The only thing is, Wendelle also chose to obey the Iargans' request not to publish anything that would even try to prove that the enounter was true. All he publishes is his statements that he found such evidences and the reader must decide if he or she is going to trust Wendelle on this matter.
Those who know of Wendelle Stevens, who know him to be a researcher who is extremely thorough in his investigations, who know that he is not someone to unite himself to something that is obviously false, who know that he would not intentionally lie in an attempt to try to gain profit from someone else's experience, have the statements from Wendelle himself included in this book to add a lot of credibility to the supposed UFO contactee's experience. But if one has not read another book of any of Wendelle's other investigations, they would need to do so to decide for themselves if they would be able to trust Wendelle on this matter or not.
To just add one more detail to what has been written already in the other reviews on this book. This book allegedly has a description of the proof of the existence of God, as spoken by a more advanced civilization. This detail is included not with the intention to detract anyone from reading this book but to let them know of the philosophical level that these supposed beings are on. One can still read the advanced civilization's philosophy for themselves and decide for themselves if the advanced civilization's philosophy is indeed true or not.
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