Exposes the agenda behind the bio-robotic grey aliens' genetic manipulation of certain human races. In 1997 Nigel Kerner first introduced the notion of aliens known as Greys coming to Earth, explaining that Greys are sophisticated biological robots created by an extraterrestrial civilization they have long since outlived. In this new book Kerner reveals that the Greys are seeking to master death by obtaining something humans possess that they do not: souls. Through the manipulation of human DNA, these aliens hope to create their own souls and, thereby, escape the entropic grip of the material universe in favour of the timeless realm of spirit. Kerner explains that genetic manipulation by the Greys has occurred since biblical times and has led to numerous negative qualities that plague humanity, such as violence, greed, and maliciousness. Racism, he contends, was developed by the aliens to prevent their genetic experiments from being compromised by breeding with others outside their influence. Examining historical records, Kerner shows that Jesus, who represented an uncorrupted genetic line, warned his disciples about the threat posed by these alien interlopers, while Hitler, a pure product of this alien intelligence, waged genocide in an attempt to rid Earth of all those untouched by this genetic tampering. Despite the powerful grip the Greys have on humanity, Kerner says that all hope is not lost. Greys exist wholly in the material world, so if we follow the spiritual laws of reincarnation and karma, aiming for enlightenment and rising above the material - a state the Greys are unable to reach - we can free ourselves from their grasp. · Reveals the Grey's nature as sophisticated self-aware machines created by a long vanished extraterrestrial civilization · Explains how their quest to capture human souls appears in the historical record from biblical times · Explains how the phenomenon of racism is a by-product of their genetic tampering
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"Nigel Kerner's shocking new book totally redefines the nature of the alien presence on our planet. In a detailed study that is certain to send shock-waves throughout the world of UFO research, Kerner offers a terrifying theory to explain the presence of the so-called extraterrestrial Greys on our world. Far from being the benevolent visitors that many alien-abductees believe them to be, in reality they are cold and clinical creatures whose stark and terrible task is to reap and manipulate our very life-force: the human soul, for purposes both nefarious and ominous. A book that should, and must, be read." --(Nick Redfern, author of Final Events: Alien Abductions, the Government, and the Afterlife )
Whether you believe Grey aliens exist or not, or don't really care, you'd better sit up and take notice of what Nigel Kerner has to say in his astonishing thesis. A journalist, screenwriter and author (The Song of the Greys), Kerner has a keen intellect and well-honed research skills. In 1997, he set his attention on the Grey aliens phenomenon, interviewing eyewitnesses and abductees and making contact with individuals, many in military or intelligence fields who cannot safely speak out. His inescapable conclusion is that the Greys are 'roboids' biological robots created by an advanced but extinct ET civilisation and now hellbent on manipulating human DNA, feeding on our emotions and stealing our souls. They have accomplices if not hybrids in the highest levels of government and have been in our midst for many millennia, attempting to hijack our spiritual connection with the 'Godverse' something they can't do if we're already united with this Source, for they would not be able to get an 'in' within the space between atoms. Now, many readers may not take these assertions seriously, but Kerner's argument is cogent enough that it cannot be dismissed out of hand. As back-up to his analysis, Kerner informs on the balance between nothingness and 'somethingness', advances in quantum physics, and esoteric truths behind major spiritual systems of knowledge. He presents breathtaking colour graphics to illustrate many of his findings, plus there's a 3D monochrome of the Shroud of Turin. This longstanding Greys presence could be the ultimate conspiracy. But the only way to free ourselves is to embrace the Godverse, says Kerner in his original, cutting-edge book. --Nexus Magazine June/July 2010
Whether you believe Grey aliens exist or not, or don't really care, you'd better sit up and take notice of what Nigel Kerner has to say in his astonishing thesis. A journalist, screenwriter and author (The Song of the Greys), Kerner has a keen intellect and well-honed research skills. In 1997, he set his attention on the Grey aliens phenomenon, interviewing eyewitnesses and abductees and making contact with individuals, many in military or intelligence fields who cannot safely speak out. His inescapable conclusion is that the Greys are 'roboids' biological robots created by an advanced but extinct ET civilisation and now hellbent on manipulating human DNA, feeding on our emotions and stealing our souls. They have accomplices if not hybrids in the highest levels of government and have been in our midst for many millennia, attempting to hijack our spiritual connection with the 'Godverse' something they can't do if we're already united with this Source, for they would not be able to get an 'in' within the space between atoms. Now, many readers may not take these assertions seriously, but Kerner's argument is cogent enough that it cannot be dismissed out of hand. As back-up to his analysis, Kerner informs on the balance between nothingness and 'somethingness', advances in quantum physics, and esoteric truths behind major spiritual systems of knowledge. He presents breathtaking colour graphics to illustrate many of his findings, plus there's a 3D monochrome of the Shroud of Turin. This longstanding Greys presence could be the ultimate conspiracy. But the only way to free ourselves is to embrace the Godverse, says Kerner in his original, cutting-edge book. --Nexus Magazine June/July 2010
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Nigel Kerner is a screenwriter, journalist, and author of The Song of the Greys. He lives in nr Towcester, Northamptonshire
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By Paul Abrams
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After reading the first rave review I bought the book and after I finished reading it I saw the second not so enthusiastic one. I have to say I agree wholeheartedly with the first reviewer. This book is beyond good, in fact I find it hard to find a superlative big enough to describe it. As I read through the pages I found that question after question on my list of things to ponder were given resolution. Maybe I'm just on the same wavelength as this guy I don't know, but I'd hazard a guess there will be others who will feel the same as me.
The author's idea of the `Godverse' is nothing to do, as far as I can see, with the institutionalised Christian concept of God, I find that idea just as tedious as the reviewer who mentioned it. Kerner's idea is far more like a centre of all existence, not a `universal creator' either. More like an implicate centre of all being.
The Grey agenda is explained in terms of an overall context that explains where we came from and where they came from. They are artificial, we are natural is the crux of it. I've ordered this one for my sister who has big problems with the idea that there can be such suffering in the world if there's a God. That question is answered in this book and it has set my mind at ease as never before.
The author's idea of the `Godverse' is nothing to do, as far as I can see, with the institutionalised Christian concept of God, I find that idea just as tedious as the reviewer who mentioned it. Kerner's idea is far more like a centre of all existence, not a `universal creator' either. More like an implicate centre of all being.
The Grey agenda is explained in terms of an overall context that explains where we came from and where they came from. They are artificial, we are natural is the crux of it. I've ordered this one for my sister who has big problems with the idea that there can be such suffering in the world if there's a God. That question is answered in this book and it has set my mind at ease as never before.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Shakira
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its a little philiosophical.....actually a lot philosophical which i'm not usually into but the author makes a lot of sense. This is not what i usually enjoy reading in this subject, hats off to the author hes's done a damn good job keeping me coming back. I won't pretend reading this isn't hard going but it it makes a valid point. I aint a religious fanatic or religious in anyway but the author manages to explain religion in a really obscure way which i kind of could except. In my my opinion not for all UFO/Abduction type interested ppl but a very interesting read for me, very different from the norm so far... repost incoming..
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By Martha Green
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Kerner's thesis about the Grey aliens purpose with mankind is haltingly simple and logical and obvious. That is why it is so compelling and I believe the most plausible, if you look at all the evidence. It is remarkably put together with verifications of all the facts and a deep insight into all the various links it makes with what science tells us today about the Universe. There are a myriad theories about this whole question out there and I believe I have read most of them. Nowhere have I come across a resolution to it all as complete and as well put together as that propounded in both this author's books,' Song Of The Greys' and `Grey Aliens and the Harvest of Souls'. They will test your patience and the dexterity of your mind. But if you really are serious about sorting out the plethora of confusion, obfuscation and just the simple stream of information coming at you not just on the UFO business but more pertinently on the various interfaces between science and religion out there for yourself, you have got one hell of a starting point in this book.
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By A Student
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I have read some utterly contradictory reviews about this book and decided to see what the fuss was all about for myself. Expensive one this one but I took the plunge after hearing about the startling ideas this author has come up with from an Oxford graduate friend of mine who had read it cover to cover. This was the secret in explaining the contradictions in the reviews. To understand the ethos of this work you have got to read it cover to cover. I could hardly believe what I was reading. This is singularly the most fantastic work on this phenomenon of the UFO's. A truly stunning work with brilliant concepts that had a sceptic like me utterly convinced that we are in the midst of the most important phenomenon in the world today. Kerner's take on this is compelling. In a master work, juggling mind blowing notions, he manages to convince that we have got the common existential (as he puts it) base of our thinking about the great questions about `who we are,' `what we are' `why the universe is here, all upside down. The great thing is that he does it all with simple reason, taking us through the most complex disciplines of science and tying them up with all the many things that make up our common experience. Essential for most of us who have little knowledge about science. We are taken on a magical ride through the interfaces where science meets religion and philosophy with an intriguing take on what death and life after death might involve. All threads are connected up as we get to the end of the book leaving the reader in awe as to why all this has not been seen and connected up before. The work of a brave mind who has seen that unless you think outside the box you have no chance of seeing anything that gets near the truth. I will give it ten stars. It has changed my whole way of thinking.... Read more ›
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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A must read for the open minded readers looking for answers,Scientist or philosopher
31 Jan 2010
By Ray Palmer
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This is without doubt the most remarkable book I have read on the subject. This is the first time anyone has sensibly answered the questions that have always troubled me about the phenomenon. What do the Greys want with us in the first place? Why do they need to abduct so many and on a continual basis? What are they and how did they come to be?
Nigel Kerner agrees with Sitchin, Von Daniken and all the others who believe the Old Testament God may well have originated from a spaceship. But unlike these authors he has what I think is a realistic hypothesis of their purpose with humanity. I have always been very incredulous about Sitchin's and Bramley's ideas that the aliens genetically bred humanity to provide labourers for themselves. Even with our technology which is primitive relative to theirs, mechanisation is taking over from human labour.
Kerner also justifies the existence of a very different God to the OT variety, a God demonstrated by Jesus but disregarded by most Christians in favour of the Old Testament version. An implicate God that is the infinite centre of perfection described in Buddhism and implied by quantum physics. It is a natural connection to that state of perfection that Kerner says the aliens are missing and that is why they are fascinated with us because we have that connection. A Soul in other words. These alien visitors are artificial creations, probes sent out by technologically advanced civilisations to explore hostile environments and warn their creators of threat.
Kerner offers a good deal of evidence from Gnostic texts to suggest that Jesus warned his apostles of the threat posed by the alien phenomenon.... Read more ›
Nigel Kerner agrees with Sitchin, Von Daniken and all the others who believe the Old Testament God may well have originated from a spaceship. But unlike these authors he has what I think is a realistic hypothesis of their purpose with humanity. I have always been very incredulous about Sitchin's and Bramley's ideas that the aliens genetically bred humanity to provide labourers for themselves. Even with our technology which is primitive relative to theirs, mechanisation is taking over from human labour.
Kerner also justifies the existence of a very different God to the OT variety, a God demonstrated by Jesus but disregarded by most Christians in favour of the Old Testament version. An implicate God that is the infinite centre of perfection described in Buddhism and implied by quantum physics. It is a natural connection to that state of perfection that Kerner says the aliens are missing and that is why they are fascinated with us because we have that connection. A Soul in other words. These alien visitors are artificial creations, probes sent out by technologically advanced civilisations to explore hostile environments and warn their creators of threat.
Kerner offers a good deal of evidence from Gnostic texts to suggest that Jesus warned his apostles of the threat posed by the alien phenomenon.... Read more ›
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