Case file · Non-fiction & research literature
Mack, 'Passport to the Cosmos'
Mack's second book, focusing on the spiritual and transformative meaning that experiencers around the world attach to encounters.
1999 CE · 42.37, -71.11 · status: account
The account
Mack moved away from asking whether abductions were literally physical toward treating them as experiences that challenge Western ideas of reality, drawing on Indigenous and international testimony. It is a key bridge between ufology and religious studies.
The sceptical view
Skeptics see the shift to 'transformation' as sidestepping the factual question.