RE: UFO Researcher John Mack Dies

Awww...terribly sad.

So many good people - Prophets-Scientists-Mystics - are leaving the planet
these days. I felt the same loss when Thomas Merton and later, Dr. Atkins
were killed accidentally not too long after having reported and being
vindicated for their life changing research. Teilhard de Chardin was
another who passed away after having been muzzled and told not to teach in
the university. He remained obedient, but said to God that if he were
correct regarding his researched observations about humanity - where we came
from and where we are going, he would die on an Easter Sunday - and he did.
Saintly Maria Esperanza also passed away in August, shortly after her
prophecies of "Rivers of Light" and coming earth changes starting in the
second half of 2004. Even Miracle, the prophesied White Buffalo just died
too!

I'm sure glad that Dr. Robin Falkov was around to bring Richard Hoagland
back to health! Keep on taking good care of him, Robin!

Dear John Mack sat right in front of us at a "Prophets Conference" in the
Florida Keys that Roy and I attended.
He was one of the presenters and one of our favorites! We were so
enthralled at all the presentations, that we couldn't find a free moment to
meet him personally. Sure wish we had.

I do know that in the U.K. cars drive on the other side of street than here
in the U.S., and consequently, a larger percentage of U.S. visitors are hurt
because they look in the wrong direction when crossing the street.. I had to
step back quickly myself several times when over there many years ago -
remember that, Lorrie?

Be careful everyone!


deexxoo

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From: Jimmy D. [mailto:Ground_Zero_2012@webtv.net]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 3:24 PM
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Subject: Fwd: UFO Researcher John Mack Dies


So sad!

28-Sep-2004
Harvard professor and psychiatrist John Mack was hit by a car and killed
in London on Monday night, September 27. After meeting UFO researcher
Budd Hopkins in Cape Cod, where both of them spent the summers, Mack
became intrigued by people who claimed to have UFO abductions. He
professionally analyzed many of these people and found them to be sane
and mentally stable and thus became one of the first scientists to take
alien abduction seriously. His courage in risking his career by
acknowledging the validity of the UFO phenomenon was highly valued and
he will be greatly missed.
While he did not conclude that we are being visited by beings from other
worlds, he did feel there was definitely something real going on that we
don't yet understand and was especially intrigued by the messages that
abductees brought back warning about a future environmental catastrophe,
years before global warming was in the news.
After he wrote his groundbreaking book "AbuctionÂ?Human Encounters with
Aliens" in 1994, Harvard tried to revoke his tenure. However, they were
unable to do so without compromising freedom of expression and research
for all Harvard professors, so he continued to teach. He published his
second book on the subject, "Passport to the CosmosÂ?Human
Transformation and Alien Encounters" in 1999 and formed the non-profit
organization PEER to further investigate the UFO phenomenon. He traveled
to many countries, investigating UFO reports. One of his most
provocative investigations was a film he made in South Africa, where he
interviewed several white children who witnessed a UFO landing and a
tribal Shaman who was abducted nearby.
Ever intellectually curious, one of the reasons Mack was in the U.K. was
to speak at a crop circle symposium. According to reporter Linda Howe,
"Yesterday afternoon in London, he spoke before the T. E. Lawrence
Society Symposium, in Oxford, England. According to Will Bueche,
Communications Director for the John Mack Institute in Cambridge,
Massachusetts, Dr. Mack's presentation was so well-received that he was
asked to do a second presentation yesterday evening. Afterward, he went
with colleagues to dinner. He had called the family with whom he was
staying after 10 p.m. to say he would arrive at their home around 11
p.m., London time. At 1 a.m., the London police confirmed that John
Edward Mack, M. D., had been pronounced dead on a street near the
Symposium's location, killed by a motor vehicle."



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