Another Reality

“I once believed like you, that I was an objective observer of the world around me. Then at age 22, I was arrested and bound for prison. Suddenly, I had a mental shift which felt like an invasion of my mind by an unknown entity and it had me running for my life under a hail of bullets. In the terrifying process I did not just escape the police, the city and state I was arrested in, but I escaped reality as I knew it, running past buildings that were sky high, and flat without definition—people were taller, cars longer and the street I was running on narrowed all the way to the horizon like a surreal painting. In this psychedelic state, everything appeared to move shower, allowing me to dodge gunfire and miraculously escape the police. When the hallucination ended I was in a different City. Without money, personal I.D. or a place to sleep, I was forced to live in a different reality, one which included an unseen power that meddled in my life.” WARNING: Jack’s memoirs include miracles ,mayhem, love and murder.

“Tales of Ghosts” is a collection of mystical & philosophical stories about various ghosts and the Otherworld, the sense of life and death, the tragic turns of fate and the search for mutual love, the importance of being yourself, listening to inner voice and not postponing anything for tomorrow. The book includes the cycles: “Love Me Now!”, “The Master of Fates”, “Restless Souls”, “Nostalgia for the body”, “The Land of Mists”. Edgar A. Poe, A. Hitchcock, E.T.A. Hoffmann, H.Chr. Andersen awards.

It is a mystical thriller about finding Love and creating a Happy Reality. The ancient Mansion with a Portal to Other Worlds hosts book presentations and a 40-day workshop on Magic. Alice, unreflecting in the mirrors, tries to unravel the secret of the gloomy Guardian and finds in the Dungeon a theater, bloody props and a doll, exact replica of herself. Will she finish her own novel and get out to be happy? Awards: “The Looking Glass” after L. Carroll and “Master” after M.A. Bulgakov.

“THE ISLAND OF CHARON” is a philosophical thriller in the spirit of A. de Saint-Exupery. The lighthouse of that Island is the Wish Tree. Magicians fulfill dreams for a couple of lanterns, but Alice has nightmares about her own drowning, she is haunted by the shadow of the late beekeeper, and a strange child calls her mom. Can the victim and the executioner, in love with each other, unravel the secret of the Island’s owner, who lives in the Cemetery of Memories, to leave the cursed place forever?

The UFO phenomenon, in its totality, is surprisingly complex. Understandably, the general public does not recognize it, although the majority of the population, in general feel that UFOs are real. It is only through open-minded study and direct involvement in this field that the extent of its complexity be understood. The study of Exopolitics - (an interdisciplinary scientific field, with its roots in the political sciences, that focuses on research, education and public policy with regard to the actors, institutions and processes, associated with extraterrestrial life, as well as the wide range of implications this entails through public advocacy and newly emerging paradigms.) and Ufology is well recognized and investigation into the subject matter create even more questions. The field of UFOs is important from a scientific, sociological, psychological, and theological perspective. In the year 2003, I had my first UFO sighting in Hong Kong. We all have this "Seeing is Believing" mindset within this materialistic world; perceiving from our five senses. Once one has the first sighting experience, it is transformational, "unreal," dream state. Nothing really fits in with your worldview any longer, as you begin to question reality itself. After my first experience I never expected that would only be the beginning of my journey into the unknown. It opened the doors that lead me into another reality, and once the door is opened, it never closes. There are many others around the globe having similar experiences as I do and for sure it leads them into many other different experiences. Across the years, I have learned that the entire UFO phenomenon is composed of many "inputs" not just one single thing, just as in science, at first things seem to have just one component but nearly always it turns into several. Only by going into detail we may be able to gain a bigger picture from this paranormal world, the signs of which appear throughout our human history. My objectives for this book is sharing my experiences as a reference for those who are interested in the UFO phenomenon, and for experiencers around the world for comparison in order to further study and find truth within this global phenomenon. If each of us can obtain a part of the whole, then shared, we would then get closer to the complete picture. By connecting the dots, we can all learn from each other and thereby expand the fruits of our own explorations. We might find that our purpose to exist as a species is a preparation to unite with our cosmic family so as to integrate into another reality. An evolution towards the dawn of a New Humanity, a remembering process of what we really are! This book includes MORE THAN 200 GENUINE COLOR PICTURES, EVIDENCE OF UFO, ETs, INTER-DIMENSIONAL BEINGS AND ORBS, photographed by the author.

Household gizmos with a mind of their own.Constant cold calls from unknown numbers.And the creeping suspicion that none of this is real.Reality, and Other Stories is a gathering of deliciously chilling entertainments - stories to be read as the evenings draw in and the days are haunted by all the ghastly schlock, uncanny technologies and absurd horrors of modern life.

The Man in the High Castle is an Amazon TV show, based on the Philip K. Dick novel, about an “alternate present” (beginning in the 1960s) in which Germany and Japan won World War II, with the former Western US occupied by Japan, the former Eastern US occupied by Nazi Germany, and a small “neutral zone” between them. A theme of the story is that in this alternative world there is eager speculation, fueled by the illicit newsreel, The Grasshopper Lies Heavy, about how the world would have been different if America had won the war. In The Man in the High Castle and Philosophy, twenty-two professional thinkers look at philosophical issues raised by this ongoing enterprise in “alternative history.” One question is whether it really made a profound difference that the Allies won the war, and exactly what differences in everyday life we may expect to arise from an apparent historical turning point. Could it be that some dramatic historical events have only superficial consequences, while some unnoticed occurrences lead to catastrophic results? Another topic is the quest for truth in a world of government misinformation, and how dissenting organizations can make headway.