Nigel Kerner (Official Website) - Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently asked questions

Below are letters sent to the website raising intelligent questions about the issues raised in Nigel Kerner's books. In some cases we have published replies given by the webmasters as we feel these issues may be of interest to other readers of Nigel's work.

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24th June 2010

I just read “Grey Aliens and the Harvesting of Souls” and have just ordered “The Song of the Greys”. Where did you get this information? I know research, but could you be more specific? Did this come out of your own mind, was is “channeled”, did it come from ET’s, etc., etc., etc.

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8th November 2006

Many people have asked Nigel Kerner the question:

"How can the apparently non physical aspects of the alien and abduction experiences be accounted for if the extra terrestrial alien phenomenon is of a purely physical nature"?

"How can purely physical entities reach through and affect something non-physical i.e. the soul?"

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26th March 2006

I've been raised a Catholic with all it encompasses so to speak and therefore I have lived with the knowledge of God whatever individual's concept might be of how, what, who etc God is. I've had the average life and been a rowdy teenager and have come across good and bad in my life time some of both by me or by others etc....My "Spiritual instinct" as I call it, has always seemed to tell me discard all organised church paraphernalia and that one can get a direct line to god without a need for middle men. But recent tragedies in my family and big question have arisen in my daily life I've been looking at the Bible with a regained interest. I came across a website: Bibletruth.com set up by a believer called L Ray Smith who puts a very different light on the scriptures by going to the original Greek and Hebrew text and making a fool of most preconceived explanations and beliefs of mainstream Christendom. He does that by letting God and Christ in the Scriptures answer any questions. You can interact with him and he finds in the scriptures themselves the answers from Christ.

All that made me think of your book and with that new light on the Bible (First thing Mr Smith debunks is the torments of eternal punishments etc...) and each time I apply one against the other none seem to really contradict and all lead obviously to God or Godhead. At least in the big picture.

I have never bought Darwin either even at an early age when my understanding of science etc was pretty minimal. As for the Bible and the Seven days of creation I've always thought (Again through "Spiritual instinct"?) since the Bible is but a gigantic parable there must be more to it than mere literal translation. In my opinion it also has to do with our conception of time. Some of the teachings and imagery of the Bible might apply at all times since God has no time or all time or the secret of time etc...Time is the way our carnal minds deals with what was is and will be because that's the way we perceive it in our earth bodies.

And what science teaches us is if anything, some of the ways by which creation/evolution happens. Don't get me wrong here, I believe in science and that the "devil" is in with what we do with it and how we ask the questions. Temptation and sin is to miss the mark isn't it?

Your own references to the Bible are compelling now more to me than when I read your book (I must re read it but it's doing the rounds at my friends since 1997! I had to go to the website and reviews on the net to remind me of some parts)

I seem to have read somewhere that you were from Christian upbringing so I was wondering if you had ever contemplated how your book stands with the scriptures and how the SOTG stands with the Bible. I might be wrong but it seems to me that we have a case here of eurekalleluia! As I put it. This is in a way my question. The answer won't affect my faith and won't affect my beliefs regarding your input on the greys. But when it is said that Satan was cast out of Eden bla bla bla at the same time as us etc...One starts to think. There's a movie called Prince of Darkness where a scientist says about Satan; "He lives at the subatomic level where all our knowledge collapses..."Something like that. I don't believe in boogey men with a tail and horns and a fork roasting us, but as you said, the truth might be far more gruesome.

People from another realm tempering with our genomes to gain access to something they cannot have and by doing so compromise the sanctity of our soul might be the very satan Christ warned us against indeed. And the only parade might indeed be True love, empathy, good moral patterns, care for others etc... And as Christ said; "Watch and be aware"

I'm not in a hurry to have an answer for my own curiosity (Bit selfish there but I'll share the insight given if only with my daughter, she's asking a lot of questions about the subject of God and Aliens etc) though I'd appreciate you having a look at Bibletruth.com and see. You only seem to clash on the "free will" issue but than again maybe not entirely. I'm sure your inquisitive mind will be intrigued anyway.

Thanks for your time and sorry for misspellings.

Didier Borra

PS; At time of writing I don't think your other books are out yet. I've checked at Smiths. I understand the answer I seek might be in them. I can't wait.

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10 October 2005

The following letter was recieved from Prof. Jan Delasara PhD, Emeritus professor of English at Metropolitan State College in Denver, and acclaimed author of 'PopLit, PopCult and The X-Files: A Critical Exploration' (McFarland & Company (July, 2000)

I read 'The Song of the Greys' in 1999 in London. I continue to be impressed (and convinced) by its/your portrait of the universe and its spiritual correlative. Where do we go from here? Would you be interested in attending and presenting at UFO conferences worldwide? Perhaps you have already done this and I have not been aware of it.

Please let me know if you plan to appear in speaking engagements or other presentations in the UK or USA.

Thank You,

Jan Delasara

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