STRANGE LIGHT

PERSONAL ACCOUNTS OF UFOs, NDEs, AND OTHER ENDURING MYSTERIES

When ordinary people meet the extraordinary, their lives change forever.Strange Light gathers firsthand stories of near‑death awakenings, prophetic dreams, the Marfa Lights, spirit messages, and encounters with non‑human presences—told exactly as the experiencers lived them.Spanning continents and cultures, these accounts invite you to rethink consciousness, reality, and what it means to be human.

PRAISE

  • “Strange Light is one of those rare books that is as delightful as it is paradigm-shattering. With every page, the reader is drawn into remarkable lived events that, in their authenticity, penetrate as deeply into the heart as they do the mind. Simply put, these accounts serve to obliterate conventional assumptions, revealing a reality richer, stranger, and more disarmingly meaningful than many have dared imagine.”

    — Darren King, Director of Communications and Development, John E. Mack Institute*


  • “Told with raw honesty and deep curiosity, these narratives aren’t about proving anything—they’re about listening. They challenge us to set aside our skepticism and truly hear the people who have lived through the inexplicable.”

    — Kelly Chase, Co-host & Executive Producer, Cosmosis (Prime Video / Apple TV)


  • “Strange Light is a genuine page-turner... rich with firsthand accounts that honor both the witnesses and the mysteries they reveal.

    There is alchemy in the telling, a healing in bearing witness. Strange Light deserves a place on your shelf as a valuable contribution to the growing body of experiencer literature.    ”

    — Robin Lassiter, Author, Earth: A Love Story

  • “I wholeheartedly endorse Edson Freeman's book Strange Light, as a continued addition to the Consciousness-based aspects of the Contact Modalities. Freeman's book brings us one step closer to understanding the complexities of this highly complex Consciousness-based phenomenon.”

    — Reinerio “Rey” Hernandez, Director, Consciousness & Contact Research Institute; co‑editor, A Greater Reality

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About The Author

EDSON FREEMAN approaches mysteries with a pragmatist’s toolkit. Since the early 1990’s he’s earned his living in information technology, tracing hard‑nosed causes behind cryptic error codes. For most of that time he was a card‑carrying skeptic—fond of UFO stories and fringe topics as a kid, but convinced adulthood demanded firmer footing. Then a cascade of high profile leaks, disclosures and discoveries nudged him to re‑examine the “out there.”The result is Strange Light: Personal Accounts of UFOs, NDEs, and Other Enduring Mysteries, a debut that invites readers to weigh the evidence for themselves.Freeman grew up under Ohio skies, migrated to North Carolina in 2010, and can often be found stargazing, trading campfire theories, or hunting down the next story that refuses to fit the spreadsheet.

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Content Notes for Strange LightWhy this page exists:Some readers appreciate a heads‑up about themes that might be emotionally challenging. Nothing in this book is graphic, but it does touch on illness, loss, and encounters that can unsettle. If you’d rather discover everything as it unfolds, you can safely close this tab now.Key Themes & Possible TriggersIllness, Loss & Medical Trauma• Death of close family members (including a child) and the grieving process• Non‑graphic descriptions of serious injuries, emergency surgery, and hospital settings• Terminal or chronic illness (cancer, multiple sclerosis) briefly discussedMental‑Health Topics• References to suicidal thoughts (past or implied), depression, and anxiety• PTSD‑like flashbacks and recurring nightmares mentioned by intervieweesSubstance Use• Brief discussion of opioid dependence, prescription misuse, and heavy drinking• Anecdotes involving psychedelics
(LSD, psilocybin, DMT) in a personal‑growth contextViolence & Childhood Trauma• Accidental death in a workplace setting; mention of a real‑world serial killer• Accounts of child neglect or abuse (verbal and physical, not graphic)• Law‑enforcement response to a feared domestic‑violence situation (no violence on page)Identity & Discrimination• Transgender lived experience, gender dysphoria, and misgendering• Exploration of identity through the lens of hybrid/“otherworldly” lineageSpiritual, Paranormal & Supernatural• References to Indigenous sacred folklore—specifically the Wendigo (Algonquian) and Skinwalker (Navajo). These entities are discussed from witness accounts and may not reflect traditional teachings.• Near‑death experiences with detailed afterlife imagery• Encounters with non‑human intelligences (“the grays”), shadow figures, and spirit communication• Occasional references to witchcraft, tarot, and critiques of organized religionMiscellaneous Sensitivities• Brief description of animal predation (missing livestock)• Discussions of faith vs. atheism in moments of crisisHow to use this informationTake what you need, skip what you don’t. If a topic listed above feels heavy for you today, consider reading with caution, skipping ahead, or talking it through with a trusted friend. And remember: while these stories confront the unknown, their heart is about resilience, connection, and expanding our understanding of what it means to be human.Last updated May 31, 2025. If you spot something we missed, please let us know at [email protected] so we can improve future editions.