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Title: Good but a little short-sighted
Review: This book is pretty thorough it what it sets out to do: not convince the reader with evidence that alien abductions are taking place but to convey the significance of such events and to show that it is happening worldwide. I think Mack kind of discounts or ignores the materiality of abductions. In other words, he doesn't seem to think they might be actually occurring in the physical, consensus reality. Instead, he seems or his work in this book conveys that the abductions take place in some kind of spiritual realm and sometimes enter our material world. However, there implant cases (see Dr. Leir's work) and witness accounts of UFO's over houses, etc., which seems to give some merit to aliens being an actual, physical force in our world--not just in our heads, a different dimension (whatever that is), etc. Good read though but I was a little bored with or two of the philosophies of the indigenous people he discusses.
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