UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Case in which a Tibetan entity allegedly took possession of the body of Cyril
Hoskin so that he lost all memory of his past life and had instead the tull
memory of a Tibetan from babyhood onwards. Novel is the account of the con-
trolling entity's life in a lamasery and psychic powers imparted to him by open-
ing of the ''third eye. "
Ross, John C. Dr. Hyden's psychic horror drug. Fate, v. 14, Aug. 1961: 25-27.
Dr. Roiger Hvden, professor of histology at the University of Goteborg, Sweden,
has discovered a tasteless drug--tricyano-amino-propene (TAP)--that can be
Rowland, John. Mysteries of science. London, Werner Laurie, 1955. 214 p.
The problem considered is whether science as a whole really has limitations
which are inherent in the very nature of sci"'nr"' itself and, if so, what these
limitations actually are. Also discussed is ~he corollary problem of deciding
what part of human life and thought can be ~xpected to deal adequately with
those things which lie well outside the •>cit-ntific sphere. The UFO phenomenon
is cited as an example of ~l>e real reluci.:rnce on the part of orthodox scientists
to examine facts that lie ti'.Ltside the more or less arbitrary limits of ordinary
scientific investigations.
Shirley, Ralph. The mystery uf the human doublt-: the case for astral projection.
New Hyde Park, N. Y., University Book, 1965. 189 p.
Postulating that the physical body and the consciousness are separable, book
deals with both the 'llOluntary and involuntary exteriorization of the etheric body
and treats the methods Vvhich have been adopted for the etheric body to leave the
physical body at will and the value of the results s:l obtained.
Stumbaugh, Virginia. Fairiea were real. Fate, v. IO, Nov. 1957: 83-90.
Author claims tbt fairies did live, th:tt they were the last of the Neolithic
peoples in Europe. Short, stocky, dark-skinned, they came from the region
of the Mediterranean, were dominant in Europe for 500 years and had dis-
appeared as a pure race by the end of the "Middle Ages. Dr. Margaret Murray's
The God of the Witches (London, Faber and Faber, 1952) is one of the sources.
Tassi, Dan. The mind and time and space. Philadelphia, Dorrance & Co., 1!;62.
114 p.
Proposes thesis that time and space are not limitations to extrasensory per -
ception; all knowledge and information within the universe throughout eternity
is therefore available to consciousness with proper prodding inside the mind.
Discusses how these concepts were applied to the study of the planets and
de8cribes experiments in whlch the evolutionary history of a given planet was
sought by the experimenter from a subject under hypnosis.
Thornton, Ronald C. The unified .field: an extension of the general theory of
relativity to date. Oxford, England, Vincent-Baxter Press, 1951. 23 p.
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