That's how a reasonable person would react to this narrative.
Precisely what I thought.
What you might find useful as your next read would be his book "The Key".
I most certainly will be reading it next (with your recommendation in mind).
There is the notion, and Whitley has been candid in discussing this, that he was an early and unwitting participant in government mind control projects.
Factor that in and the whole alien angle becomes diffuse and speculative at best, or perhaps not.
It's a rabbit hole, and a very complex one at that.
This is another thought I had. A logical explanation for the implant in his ear, to me, has always been that there is mind control involved - and most likely human involvement as opposed to that with extraterrestrial bent.
Other breadcrumbs that led me to similar conclusions are that some of Whitley's own family has worked in government. I recall an uncle of his being interested in some of his experiences, despite not being very forthcoming of the nature of his
own job description - or the work he did.
I believe the
alien aspect is intrinsically tied to "what we humans call death", as Anne Strieber noted once. It seems highly possible to me that the afterlife could be ushered on by beings such as the people described by Whitley in his books.
Have you read all his books, Metron?
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