The Healing Power of UFOs 300 True Accounts of People Healed by Extraterrestrials

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by  Preston Dennett

The Healing Power of UFOs

300 True Accounts of People Healed by
Extraterrestrials

Preston Dennett
The Healing Power of UFOs: 300 True Accounts of People Healed by Extraterrestrials

Copyright ©2019 by Preston Dennett
Cover Art Copyright ©2019 by Christine Kesara Dennett

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Blue Giant Books

Non-Fiction

1. UFOs, Extraterrestrials, Aliens. 2. New Age, Metaphysical, Occult, Paranormal, Supernatural. 3.
Healing, Alternative Healing, Medicine. 4. Science, Astronomy. I. Title

Cover Art by Christine Kesara Dennett. Website: www.kesara.org/
Table of Contents
Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: Why Aliens Make Good Doctors
Chapter 2: Medical Evidence
Part One: Healings of Injuries
Chapter 3: Hands and Arms
Chapter 4: Legs and Feet
Chapter 5: Abdomen and Chest
Chapter 6: Neck and Back
Chapter 7: Head Injuries
Chapter 8: Body Injuries
Chapter 9: Burns
Part Two: Healings of Minor Illnesses and Ailments
Chapter 10: Colds, Flu, Fevers and Infections
Chapter 11: Intestinal Healings
Chapter 12: Alien Eye Doctors
Chapter 13: Alien Dentists
Chapter 14: The Integumentary System
Part Three: Healings of Serious Illnesses & Diseases
Chapter 15: The Liver
Chapter 16: The Kidneys
Chapter 17: The Heart
Chapter 18: The Lungs
Chapter 19: Arthritis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Chapter 20: Infertility
Chapter 21: Tumors and Cysts
Chapter 22: Serious Illnesses and Chronic Diseases
Chapter 23: Cancer Cures
Part Four: Beyond UFO Healings
Chapter 24: Health Upgrades
Chapter 25: Even the Animals
Chapter 26: Friends in High Places
Chapter 27: Experiencers and Psychic Healing
Chapter 28: Other Miraculous Healings
Conclusion and Analysis
Chronology of UFO Healing Cases
Footnotes and Sources
About the Author
Books by Preston Dennett

Preface

In 1996, after almost ten years of researching UFOs, my first book was
published. UFO Healings: True Accounts of People Healed by Extraterrestrials,
presented 103 cases of people who were cured of a wide variety of injuries,
illnesses, conditions and diseases as the direct result of a UFO encounter. It was
the first book ever published to document UFO healing cases.1
Following publication, I began to get letters from people across the world
who had read the book and had something they wanted to share. Some wanted to
thank me, others revealed their own UFO healing, and a few wrote asking me to
put them in touch with the ETs so that they could get healed. (Which I can’t do! I
wish I could!)
More than twenty years later, this flow of letters (now emails) hasn’t
stopped. Although the book has been out-of-print for many years, I continue to
get requests to speak on the subject. I have spoken on countless radio stations,
television programs, at bookstores, conventions and UFO groups, and often
afterward I am approached by still more people who claim to have been healed or
helped by UFOs and extraterrestrials.
When I first began my research, I believed that UFO healings were
exceedingly rare events. Now, however, the continuing stream of new cases has
forced me to alter my opinion. I am currently convinced that UFO healings are a
fairly consistent feature of UFO contact.
While the first book presented 103 cases, I have since collected more than
three times that number! This new book contains more than 300 cases of UFO
healings, including the original cases. Since more than twenty years have passed
since publication of UFO Healings, I have been able to locate new information on
many of the original cases. While readers of the first book may find some of the
content familiar, the majority of the cases (about two-thirds) are new, and many
are published here for the first time.

Introduction

Anyone who has done even the smallest amount of objective research into
the subject of UFOs knows that UFOs are real. An overwhelming amount of
evidence supports this fact. The evidence comes in many forms including
eyewitness testimonies, photographs, moving films, radar returns, metal
fragments, landing traces, animal reactions, medical effects, electromagnetic
effect cases, implant removals, historical accounts, crash/retrieval claims, and
thousands of pages of documents from many U.S. governmental institutions, not
to mention other governments. The question today is not if UFOs are real. There
are more important questions to answer, such as, what are they? Why are they
here? Where do they come from?
The most popular theory is that UFOs are extraterrestrial in origin, though
there are a number of lesser known theories. UFO experts continue to argue over
the question of why UFOs are here. The prevailing opinion is that they are neither
invaders nor saviors, but are simply here to study humanity.
Dozens of books are published each year that present the vast array of UFO
evidence. Because of the abundance of evidence, UFO books have become
specialized. There are books about abductions, the government cover-up, UFO
propulsion, and more. The uninitiated skeptic is invariably overwhelmed by the
huge amount of information on the subject.
UFO skeptics and believers may both find the accounts in this book difficult
to believe. I understand skepticism as I used to be a UFO skeptic. It was only a
bizarre series of events that led me to begin a UFO investigation I never meant to
follow.
My introduction to the UFO field began in November 1986 when Captain
Kenju Terauchi went public with his sighting of a UFO while flying over Alaska.
Believing the captain was lying, misperceiving or hallucinating, I made the
mistake of asking my family, friends and co-workers what they thought of this
ridiculous pilot.
I quickly discovered that several of the people closest to me were keeping
secrets, and were having dramatic UFO encounters. Knowing how cruel skeptics
could be, they kept quiet.
I had the opposite reaction and became quickly obsessed with the subject. I
bought all the books I could find. I subscribed to UFO magazines, joined UFO
groups, attended conventions, and began to interview everyone I could find who
claimed to have had a UFO encounter. I went out into the field conducting UFO
stake-outs and on-the-spot investigations. I began writing articles, and eventually
books.
There are many reasons why people remain UFO skeptics. Almost without
exception, the skeptic vastly underestimates the amount and quality of the
evidence. Furthermore, prejudiced beliefs and preconceived notions tend to blind
people to the possibility of UFOs. But there is one main reason why so many
people remain UFO skeptics. UFOs are a package deal including the entire gamut
of the unexplained. The skeptic is instantly confronted with stories of levitation,
telepathy, movement through solid objects, poltergeists, Bigfoot, and even
worse…unexplained healings.
The typical reaction is to reject the entire subject as complete nonsense. The
skeptic leaves the subject in disgust, horrified that people can actually believe
such lurid accounts as alien abductions.
Skepticism, unless taken to extremes, is healthy. The problem, however, is
that skeptics tend to ignore the evidence that doesn’t fit into their worldview. The
perfect example of this happened in the 1950s, when accounts of humanoids
started to appear in large numbers. Many UFO investigators rejected the stories
outright. It was only after hundreds of accounts were recorded that the UFO
community began to accept the reports.
The same unfortunate phenomenon occurred yet again when missing time
abductions were reported. The idea that people could be taken inside a UFO and
left with no memory of the event was simply too bizarre to be believed. However,
as the accounts mounted, the evidence could not be ignored, and today UFO
abductions are the cutting edge of UFO research.
The exact same thing happened again with UFO crash/retrievals. Though
reports had circulated for decades, the vast majority were ignored or debunked by
investigators. Now, however, most researchers take these accounts very seriously.
Reports of UFO healings have suffered terribly from this phenomenon, and
have often been relegated to the fringe, and considered to be the most
unbelievable of UFO accounts. I remember my own reaction when I first read of a
UFO healing case. I just didn’t believe it. My reasoning was simple. People who
believe UFOs are here to cure us of our diseases must have a psycho-pathological
need to believe in a higher power.
The idea that extraterrestrials are here to heal humanity of our illnesses is
admittedly preposterous. If it were true, why would millions of people die each
year, of cancer, heart disease and other illnesses?
But those pesky UFO healing stories wouldn’t go away. They appeared in
books, articles, lectures and firsthand accounts of UFO witnesses. By 1996, I had
written more than forty articles on the subject of UFOs, and after reading about a