Uri Geller, My Story

Picked this up at the library in Seattle during the mid-ninties. I found the most interesting part of this book was Uri's encounter with alien spaceships in his backyard as a little boy. I myself saw spaceships during childhood and was reassured in this book that it was not a delusion. I've seen both silver and gold ships before the year 2000, but nothing afterwards. Perhaps they went back home? I'm sure there are others with the powers that Uri has but they are not famous like Uri so the world will never know the truth. I can't wait to return to Hoova!

This autobiographical account of Uri Geller's young adult years (from his birth in 1946 up until 1975) describes how he first noticed that spoons would bend in his hand, watches would speed up, and broken watches would start working again. Uri traces the cause of these unusual powers back to a very strange incident when he was just three or four years old, playing in an Arabic garden near his childhood home in Tel Aviv, and encountered a spacecraft which blocked out the sun with its own intense light. Thanks to caring teachers, friends, and family members, Uri's talents for knowing what people were thinking and doing all kinds of psychokinetic "tricks" were understood to be very real, if also quite inexplicable. Scientists from around the world such as Edgar Mitchell, Russell Targ, and David Bohm studied Uri Geller, and through a series of rigorously scientific tests, proved to their own satisfaction that these phenomena were indeed repeatable and not the result of trickery. I am especially interested in the phenomena described in Uri's first-hand account, because it so closely matches things I have experienced in my life. If you have experienced things appearing, disappearing, transforming or transporting, or have an interest in reading accounts of others who have experienced this, please visit my realityshifters.com site.I give this book my very highest recommendation!