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Title: Wanted so much to like it.
Review: Morehouse's book begins to unravel as one reads. The accounts of remote-viewed things were far too generic and received (ark of the covenant, Mars, complete with ancient living beings, angels in flowing robes no less who guide him) to be believable. Truth has a certain baroque quality, which this story is lacking. Also, the reader is informed that angels informed Morehouse that they live in "a dimension parallel to yours." Hunh? We live in a three dimensional world (if you do not count time as a dimension) in which each dimension is perpendicular to the other two. So how is some other dimension parallel to all of these three? And are the angels saying they exist in a single dimension? They inhabit a straight line? We are further informed that God lives in a four-dimensional world. Gee, so do we, if you count time, which most physicists do. So... what distinction is being made? The story smacks of the scientifically impoverished imaginings of the author.
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