The

COSMIC PULSE

OF LIFE

The Revolutionary Biological Power

Behind UFOs

By

Trevor James Constable

THE BOOK TREE

San Diego, California

The Cosmic Pulse of Life © 1976, 2008

by Trevor James Constable

Revised and Updated Fourth Edition

All rights reserved. No part of this book, in part or in whole, may be reproduced, transmitted, or utilized, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the author or publisher, except for brief quotations in articles, books and reviews.

paper version ISBN 978-1-58509-115-7

Cover layout & design: Atulya

Interior layout and design: Atulya

Editor: Paul Tice

For

GLORIA

who brought me happiness and peace

CONTENTS

A Note from the Original Publisher

Publisher’s Foreword

Preface

Preface to Fourth Edition

Chapter 1 The Great Impasse

Chapter 2 Dimensions Unmeasurable

Chapter 3 Finding a New Pathway

Chapter 4 Probing the New Reality

Chapter 5 Eye Into the Ethers

Chapter 6 Ether Ships

Chapter 7 The Case for the Critters

Chapter 8 Expanding the Case for the Critters Chapter 9 The Mask of Officialdom

Chapter 10 Steiner—Prodigal Titan

Chapter 11 Cosmic Blueprint

Chapter 12 Ethereans

Chapter 13 The Boys Downstairs

Chapter 14 Criminal or Genius

Chapter 15 Cosmic Electronics

Chapter 16 Cosmic Electronics in Action

Chapter 17 Avatar Extraordinary—Wilhelm Reich Chapter 18 From Orgasm to UFOs

Chapter 19 Cosmic Breakthrough Chapter 20 The New Knowledge at Work Chapter 21 The Battle for the Earth

Appendix I: Photographs of Invisible UFOs Appendix II: The Work of Luciano Boccone Appenidix III: The Tether Incident

Appendix IV: The Critters in History, by Larry Arnold

Index

A NOTE FROM THE ORIGINAL PUBLISHER

Opposition arose in the major New York publishing houses to the publication of this book, despite the international success of the author's major works in the aviation field. His flying books are all classics. The world public has now also accorded classic status to his first UFO book, They Live in the Sky, even though it created a furor when published in 1958.

Resistance to the publication of The Cosmic Pulse of Life, his masterwork, through the channels that would be normal for such an author, seemed to stem from irrational fear. The real possibility arose that the major work of his life would be suppressed, simply because of the author's criticism of official science. He was told several times that his book would do a lot of harm in the world.

In my view, the author has said that formal science has been unable to make a single significant finding on UFOs since the beginning of the modern UFO era in 1947. Not only is that a simple statement of fact, but the author draws attention to functional weaknesses in the formal approach. He shows how these problems may be surmounted. He provides objective evidence of the truth of what he says.

Furthermore, the author is no longer alone in obtaining such evidence. Since The Cosmic Pulse of Life was originally published, groups of engineers and technicians in both Italy and Rumania who did not know Mr. Constable even existed, have obtained shoals of infrared photographs indistinguishable from those first obtained by the author in the 1950’s and beyond. The correlation is shown in this revised and updated book.

Harm cannot possibly result from anything Mr. Constable has to say. On the contrary, a new beginning could result, and the author has blazed a trail—now widened by independent confirmatory work in Europe and elsewhere. What the author has learned from his labors is passed on to us all, whether we are scientists or just plain citizens. From first hand, I know something of the terrible and even tragic price that this man has paid for what he freely and openly gives to his fellows. The idea that a work of this scope and significance could be kept from the world public was not acceptable to me back in 1975, and I therefore brought out the original Merlin Press edition of this book. Once again, classic status was achieved, and Pulse became known as "the underground classic."

Since the original publication, during which the entire first printing was destroyed at completion in a mysterious printing plant fire, I have become aware of the worldly machinations of the hidden powers described in this book. In my opinion, the author is correct when he writes of the subversion of evolution. He has linked certain categories of UFO intelligences directly to large-scale, real-world events. No other writer has had the courage, insight or practical experience to perceive these connections, which are cunningly masked. Nowhere is this more evident than in the systematic destruction of

the industrial, financial, moral and spiritual fabric of the USA. Only an unthinking person could believe that such an immense and rapid disintegration is a random happening, rather than closely planned—an engineering job.

Whatever the ultimate reality of the UFO mystery, never can it reach mankind through an establishment steeped in duplicity, increasingly under psychic control, and terrified by truth and light. We are wise to listen instead to those individuals whose sacrifices in the service of truth qualify them to be heard.

Once again therefore, The Cosmic Pulse of Life appears, revised and enlarged with the latest information. Verified forcefully by the march of events, this book will inspire and help guide those who want a better tomorrow for mankind, and who will work and fight for that tomorrow. As I said in my foreword to the original 1975 version of this book, there is no fear on my part that anything between these covers is going to hurt the world.

Irwin Trent

Merlin Press

Special note: Irwin Trent has since passed on, in 2002. This newer version is even more updated than he mentions above. A debt of gratitude is owed to Mr. Trent. We gratefully acknowledge his original recognition of this book’s value, and his courage to publish it.

PUBLISHER’S FOREWORD

This is one of the strangest, fascinating and most ground-breaking books one will ever find. Even today, Trevor James Constable remains ahead of his time with this pioneering work. As its current publisher I am confident that it has found a safe home, despite the continuing saga—or one could even call legendary events—that come with it.

There are those who have been threatened by this work in the past, refusing to publish it because one can be overwhelmed by the implications it presents. People become fearful when presented with evidence that clearly shows that an entire ocean of beings exist unseen around us. This time it is an ocean of invisible air, and many of the inhabitants are smarter than those found in our watery depths. Although many of these beings are peaceful and would prefer to be left alone, some of them may not have our better interests in mind. Whatever their true agenda, anything that can operate unseen around us has a tremendous and frightening advantage over our lives. We are at their complete mercy if they wish to exercise such an advantage.

Do we want to live our lives this way? Apparently so. People are naturally afraid of the unknown, so it is deemed better by our established, societal “gurus” to adhere to the “out of sight, out of mind” philosophy. If you cannot see it, it does not exist. Right?... Wrong! This book shows you that it does exist. They exist, in an unseen reality.

John Keel and others have echoed Charles Fort’s cry that “we are property.” The world may be in the mess that it’s in because we have been manipulated all this time by unseen forces. Forces that prey off negative energies and suffering, as long as it can continue to be generated. Most of the people you know and will ever meet are kind-hearted, caring souls. So why is the world in such turmoil? Why do thousands of innocent children starve to death every day, along with all the other cruelties that we allow or inflict on others? Are we really that terrible as a race?

In some ways we are, but it may not be all our doing. Yes, this book really can cause trouble, but even more so for them. They want to remain hidden, but this book shines a spotlight on them for the very first time. As for us, and for the way we are approaching this evidence, it should be remembered that you cannot see the fruits of the valley without climbing the mountain. As a culture we must climb, or we will simply remain as “property.”

As we move forward into the exploration of these other invisible life forms that share our planet, we do need to keep in mind the point of view of what could be the majority of these hidden ones. They may be peaceful just like us, and want to be left alone to live a natural, unencumbered life. They may wish to be hidden not so much for nefarious reasons, but for self-preservation alone. Anything humankind can see, it has killed, exploited or depleted to the point of extinction. We have raped the planet and they, on the other hand, may not want to be our next victims. Can you blame them? Champions of animal rights or anti-pollution could present much of this argument better than I could, but I am sure you get the point.

To those who will go out with their cameras as a result of this work and explore the infrared realms out of curiosity or for research, I applaud you. However, I ask that you be respectful, as well. If you

harass these creatures there is a price to pay, as evidenced by some clear examples in this book. This carefully researched book is not an invitation for “fools to rush in.” Again, I cannot stress strongly enough for you being respectful toward other life forms if you should choose to proceed. There is a balance in nature that should not be disrupted any further than it already is, so such work should be done by professional researchers or conscientious people who are acutely aware of the science and energies involved.

Before choosing to publish this book, the author warned me of the implications ahead of time, more than once. He explained the previous fire and complete destruction of the publishing company and the entire first printing of this book, followed by the explosion of a tanker near his home and the loss of more books when they were reprinted. The reader may think these events were mere coincidence, or paranoia on the part of the author. But until you come into contact with these entities or their energies on a daily basis, you should not judge. They are real, and they have intelligence. This book is important because it brings them out into the open for the very first time, and shows you how to observe them.

I told Trevor that yes, we would publish and that there was nothing to worry about. This time the books would be printed digitally and kept on disk out of state, so we’d be immune to these sorts of shenanigans. My father also lives out of state. His house caught fire yesterday, as of this writing, just as we were about to go to press. While his wife was out he was napping on the couch and woke up choking on smoke. Huge flames greeted him when he opened the door to the garage. He was able to put out most of the flames with a fire extinguisher, and was then helped by the fire department. If he had not been home, the house would be gone. If he had not awakened in time, he would be gone. They had to rip the ceiling out of the garage, where it had started, and many items were lost. The cause? The garage door opener had mysteriously burst into flames. By itself.

Do these events, going back to the other printings, form a pattern? Or is all this merely coincidence? You decide.

Paul Tice

PREFACE

Had official science risen to its responsibilities in connection with UFO phenomena— responsibilities that it owes to the human race—this book would never have been necessary.

There would have been no more need for me to research, investigate and write about UFOs than there is for me to write texts on medicine, electronics or chemistry. Science is professionally engaged in those areas.

History clearly records that official science defaulted in the UFO field by evading its responsibilities at the modern inception of UFO phenomena in the late 1940’s. In the interim, official science has proved itself incapable of much beyond organized obscurantism and ridicule of those who sought to assume the responsibility for UFOs from which it has recoiled.

The book will show that UFOs are the death knell of the old order in science— mechanism—and that they simultaneously herald a new epoch in science and culture. In this coming era, much of the old knowledge that is now gospelized and crammed by force into unwilling young heads will be either unmasked as apocryphal or be subject to extensive review and revision. All disciplines of science will be revivified.

This coming, life-positive science will largely shape the future of mankind in accordance with living needs, giving man back his humanity. Mechanistic science deserves full respect for its vast achievements, and for the way it has clarified thinking. Claims that it is an adequate tool in its present form for cosmic investigation must, however, be regarded with unrelenting suspicion.

There is something fundamentally wrong with a mode of scientific cognition that can neither face nor cope with the irruption of the cosmic mainstream into human consciousness, leaving the field to amateurs like myself.

Official science in the UFO field has become a priesthood defending itself against cosmic truth, rather than a brotherhood of free men bound by their common pursuit of truth. A definite process of evasion has been operative in science ever since UFOs burst in upon mankind during and following the Second World War. Even the external, superficial aspects of UFOs have not been honorably or honestly tackled. There has been no penetrating investigation in the main direction in which UFO phenomena lead human inquiry by the very mode of their manifestation. That main direction is into the invisible.

In the supreme adventure of my life, I followed stumblingly in that direction. I found strange lifeforms and objects in a dynamic, unseen physical borderland from which scientific attention has been largely diverted. This book is an account of those adventures and concomitant findings, written as nontechnically as possible, so that any intelligent layman may follow me.

Forced to work on my own because I was rejected as “too far out” even within the UFO field, aided by only one faithful companion, financing everything personally and at every stage breaking new theoretical and experimental ground, this project has been relentlessly demanding. Inadequacies accordingly exist in my work that would be easily rectifiable with resources, time and assistance.