John E. Mack Books

The colour and exuberance of traditional jewellery has always attracted collectors and travellers. African beadwork, North American Indian silver, jade from the Far East and shellwork from the Pacific - these are just some of the beautiful pieces surveyed in this book. A team of experts explains how such jewellery has been made and worn, the relationship of the materials the culture, and how the techniques of manufacture have survived for centuries. Even today traditional jewellery is still being made, although the repertoire is constantly enriched by new materials and influenced by modern taste.

In this singular collaboration, the authors together tell the story of Rita Rogers' life, Holocaust ssurvivor. With that as a backdrop, they also explore the mystery of human survival.Throught her own words, Dr. Rogers reveals how the ability to transcend tragedy and oppression grows first from childhood experiences of belonging as well as continuity of family love and of trust and self-esteem. Both biography and autobiography, this book is a unique addition to the literature of the holocaust as well as a deeply inspiring story.

V tématu možných únosů lidí do UFO je Mack původně skeptikem. Posléze dr. mack zveřejňuje řadu svědectví, která hovoří o realitě únosů. Tvrdí, že "lidé se vracejí s naprosto zahojenými jizvami, které ještě den předtím ne měli. Kromě toho byly v jejich tělech nalezeny podivné implantáty, z nichž některé byly dokonce vyňaty a podrobeny analýze."