The Others

by D.W. Pasulka

First published 2026

Religious studies scholar D.W. Pasulka investigates predictions made by Catholic mystics about humanity encountering non-human intelligence. A censured Catholic visionary from the early 1900s foresaw this contact, as did science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke and other mystics who identified the 21st century as the pivotal moment. Pasulka traces connections between reported encounters with angels and UFOs, the development of artificial intelligence, and scientific research into extending human life. She conducts interviews with UAP experiencers and gains access to insiders in technology and science fields. The book examines how these phenomena intersect with efforts to expand human consciousness and achieve immortality. Pasulka reveals a network of beliefs and influences that may be reshaping human evolution. The work shows how religious experiences, technological advancement, and alleged alien contact converge in contemporary culture.

Genres: cults, aliens, artificial-intelligence, christianity, current-affairs, academic, history-of-science, catholic

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: investigative-journalism, non-fiction

Period: 21st Century

288 pages · Hardcover · St. Martin's Essentials

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