Glimpses into Other Worlds

By Kristy Shanahan

Glimpses into Other Worlds will take you on a personal journey through other times and dimensions. It is mostly nonfiction, but also stretches the imagination to consider other possibilities and controversies. It is filled with spectacular images from NASA of our universe and other fantastic artwork.

You will begin in our universe in the past and consider what some of the ancients thought about the heavens and gods from the heavens through their oral traditions, myths, legends, holy books, and history. From there, you will read recent information on UFOs (now UAPs) and some recent well-known UFO incident reports. The words of the witnesses to these events give clear and compelling testimony and impact our limited knowledge of our universe. Then, we will examine some of the scientific and technological wonders of what science tells us about our universe.

From there, you will consider other dimensions from differing perspectives. You will look at ancient oral traditions, myths, legends, and historical beliefs about other dimensions (other worlds, realms). You will learn what scientists currently theorize about other dimensions.

Finally, you consider the inner dimension or realm. You will learn about recent prophets, psychics, and scientific attempts to use their skills. Then you will seek the ancient wisdom of classic metaphysics, Hindu metaphysics, and the spirituality of diverse cultures. You will consider recent scientific support for connections between the consciousness of your mind and the entire universe through quantum physics. And this will return you to our universe again, hopefully with new insights into life.

As T. S. Eliot said so well:

"We shall not cease from exploration

And the end of all our exploring

Will be to arrive where we started

And know the place for the first time.1

Enjoy your explorations.

1. Eliot, T. S., from "Little Gidding," Four Quartets, Main Edition, April 30, 2001, originally published in 1943.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0F2W4HRQ8
• ISBN13: 9798893152296
• Release Date: March 2025
• Publisher: Page Publishing
• Length: 206 Pages
• Weight: 1.44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 8.5" x 11.0"

Customer Reviews

Glimpses into Other Worlds and author Kristy Shanahan

My name is Anichebe Chukwudi Augustine. I’m writing from Abuja, Nigeria. Reading Ancient Accounts of Heavenly Visitors through Holy Books, Myths, Legends, and Oral Traditions was honestly an unforgettable experience for me. It’s not just a book it’s a journey that pulled me in from the very first page and kept me thinking long after I finished. What really struck me was how it connected ancient stories and spiritual traditions with modern reports of alien visitations. I’ve always been curious about the unknown, but this book made me see those age-old myths and legends in a whole new light. It felt like peeling back the layers of human history to uncover a truth that’s been quietly echoing through time. As I kept reading, the book started blending science with wonder in a way that didn’t feel forced it felt natural, even necessary. The sections on our universe, outer space exploration, and the science behind other dimensions were packed with fascinating insights. But what I appreciated most was how it never lost its sense of awe. It reminded me that science doesn’t have to take the mystery out of life it can actually deepen it. Then, just when I thought it couldn’t get more profound, the focus shifted inward to consciousness, spirituality, and the soul. Those chapters hit me on a different level. They made me pause, reflect, and really think about my place in the universe not just physically, but spiritually and mentally. This book isn’t just for people who love science fiction or ancient history. It’s for anyone who’s ever looked up at the stars and felt a strange pull. It’s for anyone who’s ever wondered if there’s more out there or more in here, within us. If you’re open-minded, curious, and ready to explore ideas that challenge the ordinary, I can’t recommend this book enough. It expanded my perspective in ways I never expected, and honestly, I think it’s one of those rare reads that leaves a lasting imprint on the soul.