Nancy du Tertre - How to Talk to an Alien

How to Talk to an Alien is an examination of a fascinating topic that will be invaluable in preparing humanity for a future that has already arrived. Nancy du Tertre directs our attention to an overlooked foundation piece to our missing exo-etiquette and exo-diplomacy.

Travis Walton, star of Fire in the Sky true alien abduction story

This is an impressive book. It is a straightforward factual book about alien communication. Ms. du Tertre offers a well-organized and easy-to-read discussionthe best one Ive ever seen!

Lyn Buchanan, ret. U.S. Army Sergeant, linguist, and military remote viewer

Excellent! As with her previous book Psychic Intuition, Nancy du Tertre provides her readers with historical background, scientific analysis, and creative suggestions. An enjoyable read!

R. Leo Sprinkle, PhD, psychologist and professor emeritus, counseling services, University of Wyoming

C AN T HEY S PEAK O UR L ANGUAGES ?
C AN T HEY R EAD O UR M INDS ?
W HAT A RE T HEY T RYING TO T ELL U S ?

N ANCY DU T ERTRE
F OREWORD BY S TANTON T. F RIEDMAN

Copyright 2016 by Nancy du Tertre

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H OW TO T ALK TO AN A LIEN
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Du Tertre, Nancy.

How to talk to an alien : can they speak our language? can they read our minds? what are they trying to tell us? / by Nancy du Tertre ; foreword by Stanton Friedman.

pages cm

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN 978-1-63265-021-4 -- ISBN 978-1-63265-977-4 (ebook) 1. Human-alien encounters. I. Title.

BF2050.D8 2015

001.942--dc23

2015028941

This book is dedicated to all those who have heard the alien voices of angels and demons.

To the government for maintaining such fantastic secrecy in such matters that it gave me the impetus to write this book.

To the intelligences from beyond our current worldview who probably co-wrote this book without my conscious awareness. Thanks for the tips.

To my dearest friends and colleagues who have dared to share their stories and adventures with me. I wont name you by name because that would defeat the purpose. I love you all.

To my friends at Career Press/New Page Books for their encouragement and professionalism. In particular, my thanks to Michael Pye, senior acquisitions editor, for believing in my concept right at the starting gate and acting so quickly to make it happen; Laurie Kelly-Pye, director of sales and publicity, for her insights, professionalism, and help in guiding me through the mysterious world of marketing; Adam Schwartz, acquisitions editor, for organizing the development behind the scenes; and Gina Schenck, editorial director, for her invaluable input on visual concepts.

By Stanton T. Friedman, Nuclear Physicist and Ufology Investigator

CHAPTERONE
The Art of Exolinguistics

CHAPTERTWO
Are Aliens Biologically Equipped to Talk?

CHAPTERTHREE
Do Aliens Speak an Alien Language?

CHAPTERFOUR
Do Aliens Speak Human Languages?

CHAPTERFIVE
Do Aliens Speak With a Foreign Accent?

CHAPTERSIX
Who Needs Language When You Have Telepathy and Dreams?

CHAPTERSEVEN
Electronic Voices and Alien Technology

CHAPTEREIGHT
A Brief History of Alien or Angelic Writing

CHAPTERNINE
Examples of Alien Writing

CONCLUSION
In the Beginning Was the Word

How times have changed! In 1958, I ordered my first book on UFOs, USAF Captain Edward J. Ruppelts seminal The Report on Unidentified Flying Objects, because it was only one dollar and I needed one more book to save on shipping costs for my large book order. The Air Force was co-sponsor of the General Electric Aircraft Nuclear Propulsion Program on which I was then working as a nuclear physicist. We spent $100 million that year and it was fun, so I was an Air Force fan.

I have read a great many other UFO books since then and even written some of my own as a full-time ufologist since 1970. Nancy du Tertres stimulating new book, How to Talk to an Alien, represents a unique contribution to the now huge volume of publications about UFOs. She has rather unusual qualifications as both a licensed attorney, former host of her own radio show, and practicing psychic who has worked with police departments and UFO witnesses. This book covers a great deal of ground and contains many fascinating discussions. These range from what can easily be accepted as ufological aspects of the beginning of the major religions to the abductions of Betty and Barney Hill and others. She discusses not only a choice between oral and telepathic communication, but physiological requirements for oral communication. She reviews both the abduction and contactee literature. She also takes note of the SETI communitys efforts to send messages to aliens both via radio telescopes and plaques on various spacecraft. The SETI literature doesnt deal with talking to aliens because they know nobody is visiting earth. Presumably, according to their logic, if we had visitors, they would want to land on the White House lawn or talk to SETI practitioners!

Nancy notes several cases in which there seems to be more than one mode of communication by and with aliens. In our book, Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience, written primarily by Kathleen Marden (the niece of Betty Hill) in 2007, we documented how the Hills heard their abductors making sounds they could not interpret and that they also appeared to be communicating by telepathy. Nancy also examines the old biblical story of the Tower of Babel, which seems to have led to there being many different languages being spoken on Earth from a new viewpoint. Obviously, this leads the reader to the possible conclusion that there may have been many colonies established by different aliens from various extraterrestrial locations, each speaking a different language. We know that prior to Christopher Columbuss long voyage to the New World, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Dutch were not spoken in the New World.