Cosmic Voyage

A Scientific Discovery of Extraterrestrials Visting Earth

By: Courtney Brown

Narrated by: George DelHoyo

Intelligent life can be found not only in the cosmos but here on Earth!

Believe it or not, alien civilizations have been—and continue to be—closely involved with the Earth. Drawing on his military training and compelling scientific evidence, Dr. Courtney Brown discusses two alien groups that live among us: The first is a Martian race that struggles to survive on its own planet and whose members secretly inhabit ours. The second is a highly advanced humanoid people known as the Grays who seek to enhance their own evolution. Listen to Dr. Brown's findings and decide for yourself!

©1999 Courtney Brown (P)1999 Phoenix Books, Inc.

Unlike Ed Dames who I find repulsive

I've been skeptical of remote viewing mainly due to what I've heard from Ed Dames, but this woman is different, and the material she seems to have viewed seems believable. It's one of those things you have to take as another potential piece of the puzzle, maybe right, maybe not, but her heart is good and she seems honest. If what she viewed is real....and I think it could be, it's fascinating.

I have questions but love the subject. Must read!

I would recommend it, and it is a quick read. Most people will have doubts, but I find it credible.

Mind expanding

Enjoyed the book. Mind expanding. Takes you on a trip to understand other possibilities and includes God.

Good read

This book gave me more information than I was expecting. Given my question I had, I now know why Dr. Brown recommended this book to me.

I would recommend this book to anyone searching for specific answers as to why we are here. This book answered deeper questions I had. I will be reading this a few more times.

It’s also has answers about the Grays and Martian’s.

A different perspective

I found this book riveting in part because it was the most cogent description of remote viewing I'd had to date, because it verified my own psychic experiences, and answered a lot of questions that I didn't even know anyone knew the answers to. I also found it fascinating for it's findings, which, I agree might be arguable, but which I found well worth considering, especially as it inspired compassion rather than fear. I appreciated the sincere and responsible way the material was presented, and as someone who practices meditation (as the author recommends) I can verify his descriptions of its effectiveness for developing psychic abilities (even though it is not promoted for that purpose).

If you're new to the concepts, this book is a boundaries-buster. If you're familiar with the concepts, you may find new information here that will, as it did for me, send you running to the library to dig deeper into the subject.

Also, the reader was excellent. My only regret was the book ended so soon.