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Extraordinary Investigations
August 2, 2013
| I discovered with quite a bit of surprise the 7 DVDs by Stéphane Allix, forming a box set "Extraordinary Investigations." Here is the link to order this box set: | I paid 24 euros for the whole thing. So it's not expensive. Good value for money. | It's a pity that a person like Allix hasn't approached the UFO dossier with the same investigative rigor. He did, in an interesting way, with abductions, interviewing John Mack just before his death (killed by a drunk driver). Allix has interviewed credible "abductees" (thus, we can see what Spielberg used to compose his series "Taken"). But that's where it ends. If he wanted to go further, what could he do? Turn to old-fashioned figures like the Canadian Stanton Friedman, a nuclear physicist, to a speaker like the Englishman Nick Pope, to actors of disinformation like Jacques Vallée, Peter Sturrock or Steven Greer? To a techno-enthusiast like Vélasco? To a clown like Denocla, who sells underpants with illustrations taken from the Ummo sheets, and DVDs presenting songs composed in "Ummite"? Worse, to question the GEIPAN? | It would yield nothing. | The serious side is on the level of very advanced physics, beyond the reach of the general public. | A few years ago I had a drink with Allix in Paris. It didn't lead to anything, and I felt that we were not on the same wavelength, nothing more. That said, I was surprised, when I became aware of his series "Extraordinary Investigations," by the seriousness of his investigations, which I highly recommend. Allix is a man... serious. You can see it. He rarely smiles. This frozen face goes hand in hand with his left-handed writing, which is briefly glimpsed on some shots (you may know that I have some graphology skills). | Allix is trying to uncover the mystery of the afterlife, following the death of his brother in a car accident. Until this work, I don't recall serious programs on the paranormal. You may remember those of Jean-Yves Casgha "Boulevard of the Strange," confined to the "magazine" style. Something like: | - I am in the haunted house with my microphone .... | In Allix's DVDs, there is a much more rigorous approach, a methodology. The investigations are not filled with computer-generated images or reconstructions. It's simple, bordering on austere. "Just facts." It's likely that with computer-generated images and reconstructions, it would have been more "commercial." But that wasn't his goal, I think. | As they are, they are | documents | , and these 7 DVDs cover all paranormal phenomena. There are the healers, telepathy, the performances of the mediums, the mental contact with animals, premonitions, NDEs. | This material will serve as a basis for me to try to | model | these phenomena. And, in this area, I have a lot to say. One can no longer deny the reality of these phenomena, which do not at all fall within the scope of contemporary physics. It is necessary to expand "the geometric context," to consider another type of matter, which we could call "meta-matter," obeying the laws of a "metaphysics." | I think that everything is ripe for a scientist, somewhat familiar with traditional writings, with occultism ("what is above is like what is below"), and having somewhat advanced geometric and mathematical tools, to start looking into these questions, indicating, not elaborate models, but at least some leads. | I will make a remark. Whether it's Allix or Charbonnier (NDE) or a lot of others, all paranormal phenomena are approached as personal adventures ("I had this happen to me..."). In their statements, their anecdotes, the individual is at the center of the issue. Economy, society, collective thought, politics are left aside. But it's a whole. And the fact of thinking, of trying to expand this reflection to these "macroscopic dimensions" of the phenomena would be an interesting extension. | Allix and others also leave aside the "dark side" of all these phenomena, I think, inescapable, even if this approach is obviously a bit gloomy. If a healer can act at a distance on the astral body of an individual just by using a recent photograph, it's a beneficial maneuver. But if one can do good from a distance, why not... do bad? It's obvious. | I think that one day I will write a book on the paranormal, where I will record decades of reflections. |