UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Studies in psychometry, thought transference, telepathy, and allied phenomena
that attest to reality of forces and powers that cannot be measured by physical
means.
Corrall, Alice Enid. Witchcraft: the sixth sense and us, by Justine <rlass lpseud.]
London, Neville Spearman, 1966. 205 p.
Witches and witchcraft are evaluated in terms of extrasensory perception and
as the reservoir of ''Know-how" of the psychic faculties. Contact with forces
beyond the world of form is suggested as axiomatic.
Da Silva, Renato I. No espafo n'i".o estamos sos. ffil'.o Paulo, Edart, 1966. 213 p.
Theories relating to possibHity of life on the moon anct other pl:mets are sum-
marized. Parapsychological phenomena of mental telepathy, precognition,
ESP, premonition, and astral projection are discussed as they might relate
to contact with extraterrestrial entities or intelligences.
Donnell/, Joseph W. Diary of a psychic. Hollywood, Fla., The Author, 1966.
60 p.
Anecdotes and personal experiences of author in the development of extrasen-
sory perception allegedly written under guidance of "spirit mentors." Includes
discussion of psychic-occult-UFO matters.
Dunne, John W. An experime!1t with time. LondC1a, Faber and Faber, 1934. 288 p.
Analysis of the "time regress": author proves to his own satisfaction that the
human mind, or memory, can move forward in time as well as backward.
Eddington, Arthur S. The nature of the physical world. London, J. M. Dent Sons,
1935. 345 p.
Summary of the philosophy of the new physics: (1) The symbolic nature of the
entities of physics is generally recognized and the scheme of physics is formu-
lated in such a way as to maki:: it almost self-evident that it is a partial aspect
of something wider; (2) Strict causality is abandoned in the material world;
(3) Recognizing that the physical world is entirely abstract and without 'actual-
ity' apart from its linkage to consciousness, we restore consciousness to the
fundamental position instead of representing it as an inessential complication
occasionally found in the midst of inorganic nature at a late stage of evolution-
ary history; (4) The sanction for correlating a 'real' physical world to certain
feelings of which we are conscious does not seem to differ in any essential re-
spect from the sanction for correlating a spiritual domain to ~ .•other side of
our personality.
Flammarion, Camille. Mysterious psychic forces. Boston, Small, Maynard and
Co., 1907. 466 p.
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