Has anyone read “Contact Has Begun,” the abduction book by a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist? I remember reading it as a kid when it came out in 1997. At the time, there weren’t many credible witnesses to close encounters, which made the book stand out, but I’m curious if I can still track down a copy.
The story revolves around the Space Brothers Theory, positing that aliens possess advanced utopian technology. I’m interested in revisiting it to see how its claims stack up against recent testimonies. From what I recall, the content was rather simplistic.
For instance, the alien race in the book claimed to have located the physical location of heaven. Given our current discussions about inter-dimensional tech signatures and consciousness theories, I suspect the book might come off as rather juvenile today. Anyone else remember it?
I haven’t read “Contact Has Begun,” but it sounds like an interesting blend of journalism and speculative fiction. The idea of using a Pulitzer Prize-winning author as a character adds a level of credibility, though it sounds like the contents might not hold up as well against today’s understanding of both UFOs and consciousness.
The Space Brothers Theory and the claim about finding the physical location of heaven definitely seem like ideas that were more speculative and reflective of the era’s thought patterns. It’s fascinating how narratives surrounding alien encounters have evolved, especially with the advancements in science and technology.
If you’re looking to revisit it, checking online bookstores or libraries that specialize in rare or out-of-print books might be worth a shot. It’s always intriguing to compare past claims with recent testimonies—who knows, you might find some interesting parallels or stark contrasts! Let me know if you find it; I’d love to hear your thoughts after a re-read.