manjit
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I'm sure there's many people on this forum who have a deep appreciation for Jacques Vallee's work over the decades. Some, like myself, may even have had their appreciation, understanding & even experience of the "paranormal" deepened in some ways by reading and pondering over Vallee's writings. I have always felt there's that special "something" about the way he thinks.....he was a revolutionary in the "UFO" scene, no doubt.
But, on all surface appearances, he's just some rational scientist doing his thing, albeit coming up with wonderful ideas that have no doubt impacted so many people on an almost "soulful" level?
So, it's lovely to be able to connect with Jacques on a different level, a level I feel at home in personally:
"I find new beauty in the whole world: sky and creatures, winds and tides, vents et marees.... Is it
possible to love to the point of madness without knowing what it is we love? An invisible presence passes through my life and caresses me this morning with indescribable tenderness. I submit joyfully."
Forbidden Science, volume 1, pages 300-301
This could have been written by Rumi!
But, on all surface appearances, he's just some rational scientist doing his thing, albeit coming up with wonderful ideas that have no doubt impacted so many people on an almost "soulful" level?
So, it's lovely to be able to connect with Jacques on a different level, a level I feel at home in personally:
"I find new beauty in the whole world: sky and creatures, winds and tides, vents et marees.... Is it
possible to love to the point of madness without knowing what it is we love? An invisible presence passes through my life and caresses me this morning with indescribable tenderness. I submit joyfully."
Forbidden Science, volume 1, pages 300-301
This could have been written by Rumi!