TRINITY: The Best-Kept Secret

Reviews

Gregory Sova

I love the way Trinity provides background information about some of the primary witnesses who were first on the scene at the time of the crash, including how these two young boys boldly obtained a physical souvenir from the spaceship itself, as well as other types of material from the craft. Should it be written? Vallee and Harris combine their considerable investigative skills to summarize and detail the body of noteworthy related events surrounding the 1945 crash of a UFO in San Antonito, New Mexico. Thanks to the authors' cumulative breadth and depth of decades of UFO investigative experience, some deeper levels of meaning begin to shine through.

Cynthia Sue Larson

Thanks to thorough interviews conducted with these young boys, Harris succeeds in bringing the reader to events that occurred one month after the world's first atomic bomb blast, within the blast range. That means one has to learn an alien symbolic language to understand the messages being delivered. What if it was a gift? The symbolic language of the alien intelligence is not so easy to understand in my experience but it is possible as many already know the phenomenon is about the further development of the individual soul's subtle body, their diamond body, the lapis - which was the goal of alchemy.

"UFOs for Dummies 101" comes to mind. "I would put it another way. Through analysis of materials found on and at the site of the crash, and interviews with witnesses who observed the 'little men' moving around after the vehicle cut and burned a wide swath through the desert countryside, Vallee and Harris provide penetrating insight and clarity to what will surely be acknowledged as one of the most significant and most meaningful UFO incidents in recent history. We are truly blessed that Vallee and Harris teamed up to investigate this 1945 Trinity incident and write such a beautiful description of one of the iconic, significant UFO events in American history.

What if it is a challenge - to look at the evidence from a symbolic point of view? Or a signal? What if you didn’t care if the occupants died?

Vallee is on the right track when he writes, "What if your spacecraft was designed to crash? Vallee illuminates key questions, identifying both areas of fruitful investigation, as well as providing tips on how to recognize red herrings, bogus distraction strategies, and positive lines of thought by which we can best maintain clear rational inquiry.

Imagery from Trinity will stay with this reader long after the book is read and closed--with a sense that humanity has been given a message that "the door is open," and we now "have a handle" on this. I don't like the endless literal understanding of the UFO phenomenon when it is a psychophysical one needing a symbolic understanding.