extraterrestrial interpretations of the Bible and claims that the Garden of Eden was, as many ancient texts point out, not the underground, but in the Underworld - i.e. outside the orbit of earth, meaning Mars. When the Great Flood occurred, Noah built a great Monaghan 4"boat," a spaceship, and landed on Earth (Life 16). However, Cornell astronomer Carl Sagan warns that this ancient astronaut theory and the "saucer myths" represent a compromise "between the need to believe in a traditional God and the contemporary pressures to accept the pronouncement of science (Fitzgerald 5);" therefore, according to Sagan, the proposition that aliens exist and the astronaut theory should be tossed. Many theorists assume the Bible is a totally separate entity and don't associate or contradict the UFO phenomenon with the well established theological belief system in the supernatural. Wilhelm Reich, for one, a noted Austrian psychoanalyst, claimed to have witnessed various UFO crafts and believed that these aliens are hostile. Such aliens wish to rob Earth of orgone, a "cosmic life energy allegedly present in air, water, and all organic matter (Life 52)." He continues, saying that saucers run on this orgone energy, hence exhuming a bluish color due to "orgone exhaust." Moreover, orgone exhaust is "deadly orgone (Life)," causing sickness in people and creating parched desert where ever the crafts land. The Swiss psychologist, Carl Jung, differed completely. He theorized that all "people can tap into...(a ) collective unconciousness - an area of the unconscious that... contains information derived from the experiences of the human race as a whole rather than the individual...This storehouse contains universal symbols called archetypes... that present themselves spontaneously in dreams or Monaghan 5visions... evoking strong imaginative response... One such image was the mandala, a disk shaped symbol that represents completion... [hence UFOs a...
