Review: SIMPLY FASCINATING !
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
If I had read this book only a few months ago, I would have thought of the tales of the Kushtaka as the ancient remains of the overactive imagination of a primitive, uneducated, ignorant tribe. However, after coming across stories of UFOs and abductions by Extra Terrestrial in our modern day and age, by people who, to all intents and purposes, appear normal and intelligent, one wonders if there is a truth, fantastic as it  may seem, behind these events.The increasing number of UFO sightings and well respected citizens of the world coming out with their side of the story, is staggering. If these abduction stories are the result of a disease of the mind, they are well worth investigating as they run into the hundreds of thousand globally.When you compare the stories of the Kushtaka and those of ET abductees, it is hard not to be struck by the similarities. Despite the differences in the descriptions of these entities, the underlying essence is the same. They're shape-shifters, they operate outside space and time, they have supernatural powers, they disappear into thin air, they are multidimensional, and the same species may display benevolent or malevolent tendencies, according to the individual experiencing it.Is ancient history repeating itself?After reading this book, I think I am going to dedicate the rest of my life to connecting the dots.