BEYOND THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL FIREWALL: AN EXPERIENCER’S POINT OF VIEW

by Steve Boucher, Grant Cameron (Foreword)

In the wee hours of the morning during the winter of 1971, Steve Boucher and his band, ‘Harmony Grove’ were heading home after performing at a house party in Vineland, Ontario. The van they were traveling in encountered an obstacle in the form of a large, brightly lit, saucer-shaped object resting on the road ahead of them. As they stared in wonder, they had no idea that it wouldn’t be long before they would meet the occupants... Recently, after 33 years of silence, Steve Boucher finally decided to go public in 2016. He now reveals his amazing story of multiple encounters with what he believes to be extraterrestrial beings commonly referred to as the ‘Greys’. He describes the thorough investigation of his case by renowned UFO Researcher Budd Hopkins, then subsequently by the Canadian UFO Research Network (CUFORN). He shares the transcripts of several regressive hypnosis sessions he underwent during the investigation of his case and describes his struggle to integrate the recovered memories of the experiences into his perception of reality and how it forever changed his life.He explains how the experiences altered his spiritual beliefs and led him on an explorative journey into religion, Gnosticism, reincarnation, interdimensional portals, quantum mechanics, the simulated holographic universe hypothesis, multidimensional realities, mysticism, spirituality and eventually consciousness itself.

275 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 29, 2020

Reviews

[jill · Rating 4 out of 5]

A Good Book about the Author’s Experience

This book is about the experiencer’s perception of ETs. Some of the information is similar to other people’s perceptions and some of it is unique. I like how the author went into explaining some of these issues since it is difficult to explain to the average person. Perhaps, advanced forms of technology can be used in some of these types of abductions. Overall, a fairly easy and unique take about ETs and phenomena.

[Ellen · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fascinating

Interesting read! I’m somewhat speechless about some of the information and will have to process all of it. The author reports many experiences that most of us haven’t had, but I’ve come to accept there is way more to this existence than meets the eyes.

[Mary Jo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Intriguing

This book was so interesting I’m going to buy it. If you have an interest in extraterrestrials this is One of the best books to read.

[Victoria Rippon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant

I found this to be one of the best I have read. I have been seeing ufos for sometime now since I was 17. But now I feel I had experiences from a younger age. I do not know if I have been abducted at any point though. This book is good deep conversation and answers my questions on reality.

[Carl Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good

Easy read and interesting. Gives a different perspective on the aliens and their agenda. Believe that he should had gone into more details on some stories.

[Lawson · Rating 1 out of 5]

Is this drum okay?

Come for the alien tripping over a snare drum, stay for the recorder playing. This book has a great story at the core, but it desperately needs an editor with a pack of red pens.

[mark · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hhmm

I found the author to be honest, but his contact 'Al', im not so sure. And when David Willcocks was mentioned, I stopped reading.

[Christine · Rating 5 out of 5]

couldn’t put it down

Very well written and insightful, there are so many books he references that I’m ecstatic to read thank you for the information

[Micheal Teal · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well written, in depth and compelling. An enjoyable read for believers and non believers. I look forward to the next book.