Flying Serpents and Dragons: The Story of Mankind's Reptilian Past

This book really turned my head around, and not is a bad way either. It gives such a different perspective of how the human race developed that I'll need to read it again to fully comprehend everything the writer is saying. The author gives many references from the Bible and other sources, all with completely different interpretations from what most Christians have been taught in Church. What I found most beneficial was his interpretation of the Ark of the Covenant and other portions of the Old Testament. His re-examining of Biblical texts and their true meaning seems revolutionary. He looks closely at portions of Scripture that I've always founds totally confusing and offers an alternative meaning that is much more sensible and meaningful. Again, his interpretations are vastly different from what many of us were taught in Sunday School. This book gives so much theoritical information that any open minded rational thinking person may be faced with redefining their religious belief system and viewing how mankind came into being.I personally do not want to think that human's were developed by DNA manipulation between early man and Reptilian beings. But, after being a comitted Christian for over 30 years and still having more questions then answers regarding what the Bible has to say, Alien DNA manipulation is making more and more sense to me. Especially with so much overwhelming evidence for the existence of UFOs and Alien encounters.I would recommend this book to anyone that is curious or open minded enough to read and interpret the information given for whatever that holds for them personally. Two other good books along these lines are: "Humanity's Extraterrestrial Origins: by Dr. Arthur Horn. And, "The Genesis Race: Our Extraterrestrial DNA and the True Origins of the Species" by Will Hart

Having been acquainted with the Z. Sitchin material I was pleased to find a book that goes deeper into the reptilian issue all over the planet -- not just Sumeria. Dragons and Serpents have a place in our past history, and it is one that most people will not want to consider. Whereas Sitchin avoids the issue of what the Anunnaki looked like, there is no doubt about their appearance after reading this book. It is impressive, and Boulay has done his homework.I gave it only 4 stars as I was also making notes in the margin of the book, not always agreeing with some of the conclusions Boulay reaches.Perhaps he is 100% correct, but I have also been at this subject for years, and am writing my own book which includes some of this issue, and while his research is great, some of the conclusions (2-3 actually) seemed to be arbitrary.Otherwise a great book.

Hmmm... maybe there's something to this reptile thing. I never gave this reptiles are our ancient ancestors thing much credence. I was dismissive of it. But some friends were talking about reptile beings so I picked up this book. Now I'm not so sure. The author does a good job of research. Points out passages in ancient writings, and biblical writings and ancient art, carvings etc of reptilian beings. The author brings a lot of circumstantial evidence to court. Were these the Anunnaki ? Other books on Anunnaki (notably Sitchen) don't allude to reptilians or reptilian features on any Anunnaki or others. But there are stories of the Oannas who brought civilization to humans. It's a head scratcher. I'd recommend getting this book and see what you think about it. Good one to have on the shelf

This is a very good book discussing the origins of mankind in the past. Unlike many books of this genre it actually has an index and I have yet to find any messed up paragraphs, pages or text. The author and editor actually book everything into a clear and concise book. I have read Childress and many others who could learn from this book. Actually have supporting evidence, an index, table of contents and so on in order to keep the reader from burning the book in disgust. This books reads like a pre-historic fairly tale but is logically laid out and goes in a sequential order. The thoughts in this book may be heretical to some but are actually expressed in a thoughtful manner. Very good book, easy to read and is not written in three different sizes of type. Recommended for anyone interested in this type of thing. Do not spend money on some David Hatcher Childress book that has no clear and logical layout. Buy this one instead.

Great book, shows in a succint & easily digestible way the theory propounded by sitchin. More people need to read this material & realise that there may well be a God above all others but that God is in absentia & we were created by lesser gods who were & are merely an advanced race with all the flaws and petty little idiosyncracies that we as race suffer from.

Excellent and packed with information. I strongly recommend this book to anyone seeking to learn about alternative theories of man's origins and early history. This book will expand anyone's mind.

unbelievable but could it be true?!

Bought for son who is interested in all this He loves it. Arrived on time well packaged.Very interesting looking book. He would highly recommend if you are into this subject.

Great & entertaining read presented in a way to make it so believable.