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Legendary Times Books :: UFOs :: Heavenly Lights - The Apparitions of Fatima and the UFO Phenomenon

Heavenly Lights - The Apparitions of Fatima and the UFO Phenomenon

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Volume I of the Fatima Trilogy!

A meticulous synthesis of history, science, and anthropology, Heavenly Lights establishes that the Fátima Incident of 1917 involved not “apparitions” of the Virgin Mary - as is conventionally believed - but rather, a series of close encounters with alien beings.

The first history of Fátima to be written by Portuguese historians based on the original documents, Heavenly Lights subjects all of the pertinent facts of the Fátima case to a sweeping evidentiary analysis that is at once thorough and fascinating.

In periodic passages describing “Parallels in Ufology,” the authors identify many relevant connections between the enigmatic events that took place at Fátima and numerous other episodes in the strange and storied annals of UFO history.

When it was first published in Portugal in 1995, entitled As Aparições de Fátima e o Fenómeno OVNI, the Jornal de Notícias heralded this work as “a literary success without precedent in the field of Portuguese ufological studies.”

The records of Sister Lúcia, kept at the archives since the incident, revealed that the children did not interact with an apparition of the Virgin Mary but with a hologram of an extraterrestrial projected on a beam of light from a spacecraft hovering high above them. The archives clearly showed that the entities encountered at Fátima were not deities from Heaven but rather alien beings visiting our planet from “elsewhere” in the vast Cosmos. This finding was supported by hundreds of other facts from the time of the apparitions. Fátima, the authors discovered, was the first major UFO case of the 20th century.

This new translation offers a powerful and convincing argument for mainstream ufologists and religious researchers alike to re-examine the actual evidence that at last explains the enduring mystery of the Fátima Incident.

Topics discussed in Heavenly Lights include how...

* the Fátima Incident of 1917 was a close encounter of the third kind
* the Fátima apparitions involved a series of contacts with alien beings
* Our Lady of Fátima was not the Virgin Mary but an extraterrestrial
* Sister Lucia revealed information relevant to the UFO phenomenon
* the three children of Fátima became pawns of the UFO cover-up
* “the Miracle of the Sun” was caused by an unidentified flying object
* Ufology must address religious and visionary experiences like Fátima
* the Fátima case involved altered states of consciousness, holograms, microwave radiation, out-of-body experiences, and telepathic communication
* Marian apparitions relate to unexplained aerial phenomena, including alien abduction, “angel hair,” foo-fighters, flying saucers, and UFO secrecy
* popular clamor about the Fátima secrets, inspired by Pope John Paul II, obscures the fact that Fátima was the first major UFO case of the 20th century!
* ...tons more

About the Authors:

Joaquim Fernandes, Ph.D., is Professor of History at the University Fernando Pessoa in Porto, Portugal and a co-founder of its Center for the Transdisciplinary Study of Consciousness. His interests include the history and philosophy of science and the comparative anthropology of religion, with an emphasis on paradoxical and anomalistic phenomena. His history doctoral thesis was on The Imagined Extraterrestrial in Portuguese Culture. He has published three works with Fina d’ Armada about so-called “Marian apparitions,” all of which focus on the series of apparitions at Fátima that are the subject of this work. He directs Project MARIAN, the Multicultural Apparitions Research International Academic Network, which seeks to discover common linkages between different types of paranormal experience. He is a member of the Society for Scientific Exploration at Stanford University, the History of Science Society, and other academic organizations.

Historian Fina d’Armada holds a Master’s degree in Women’s’ Studies. Her dissertation was entitled Women during the Portuguese Expansion in the Time of Vasco De Gama. From 1977 to 1980, Portugal’s National Institute of Scientific Investigation awarded her a scholarship to write The Portuguese Woman during the First Republic, the period of Portuguese history spanning from 1920 to 1926. During her research, she consulted the secret archives of Fátima, and this influenced the course of her later academic career. Since then, she has written five books about the Fátima incident, all based on original documents held in the archives -- three of which (including this work) were co-authored by Joaquim Fernandes -- and hundreds of articles. Her research interests include phenomenology, local history, the history of women, and the era of Portuguese discovery.

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Author Dr. Joaquim Fernandes, Fina D'Armada

ISBN# 0-9735341-3-3

Type Quality Paperback

Year 2005

Pages 280

Illustrated yes

Base Cost 14.00

Price: $14.95

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