Neil Freer

Neil Freer is a generalist, mutant, futurist, lecturer, author, poet, contributor to the Arlington Institute think tank, advisory board member of the www.exopolitics.org institute. He is working with C.B. Scott Jones on his Plan C for the academic world. Neil and his wife, Ursula, have lived in the Eldorado area since 1994. Neil holds a BA in English and did his graduate work in Philosophy and Psychology at the New School for Social Research. He has taught college courses in Philosophy and History of Religion, gives private and public seminars and lectures, and has done over three hundred radio and TV interviews. Neil is the author of Breaking the Godspell, 1987, reprinted by The Book Tree in 2000, which explores the archaeological, astronomical and genetic proof for our being a genetically engineered species and presents the ramifications of this new paradigm of human nature that resolves the Creationist-Evolutionary conflict. In his second book, God-Games: What Do You Do Forever? (The Book Tree, 1999) he explores how we will live when, individually and collectively, we attain the unassailable integrity afforded by restoring our true, part-alien genetic history.

He outlines the racial maturity of the new planetary civilization and describes the new human. Neil published a third book last year, Sapiens Rising: The View From 2100, through www.amazon.com on Kindle, and it is already in the hands of Michelle and Barack Obama, M. Gorbachev, C.B. Scott Jones, John Petersen of the Arlington Institute, the Dalai Lama, Pope Benedict, Klaus Schwab (of Davos), Presidents Clinton, Carter, Charlie Rose, and Bill Moyers, among others. Neil was the keynote speaker in February 2010 at the International UFO Congress. His presentation was advertised as
 Sapiens Rising to Cosmic Citizenship: The Script for a Stellar Species Performance.

As a philosopher, futurist, futant, contactee and generic human, Neil says: We are already into a profound transmutation which will characterize this 21st as our species Century of Transformation. We are being invited into stellar society and have the keys to integrate our past and present as the new humans and meet the conditions for acceptance. Let us reclaim our planetary identity and dignity, our part-alien cosmic credentials, and prepare to matriculate into the heavens, into stellar society as, finally, Sapiens Sapiens, the truly doubly wise. There are dangers but let us face them together. I stand to speak for all of us, a young but wise species, to urge us all to make it so for our children. 

Books by Neil Freer:

Breaking the Godspell: The Politics of Our Evolution. Freer explores the archaeological, astronomical and genetic evidence for our being a half-alien, genetically engineered species. He presents the mind-boggling ramifications of this new paradigm which correct and resolve the Creationist-Evolutionary conflict, afford a generic definition of human nature, and the potential to rethink the planet. We are about to step out of racial adolescence into stellar society. Zecharia Sitchin writes, “It is gratifying that a mere decade after the publication of my work, an author with the grasp that Neil Freer displays in Breaking the Godspell has set out to probe what the recognition of the existence and Earth-visits of the Nefilim can mean — not just to scientists and theologians — but to each human being upon this planet Earth.”

God Games: What Do You Do Forever? “Then came Neil Freer (who) undertook a different kind of mind-boggling task. If all that I had concluded was true, he said, what does it all mean not to the human race and the planet in general — what does it mean to the individuals, to each one of us? He titles his new book God Games. But, if all the above is the Truth, it is not a game.” Zecharia Sitchin (From the Introduction). This new book by Neil Freer, author of Breaking the Godspell, outlines the human evolutionary scenario far into the future. We are a genetically-engineered race with a dual racial heritage. Our half-Terran, half-alien genes place us on an accelerated, unique evolutionary path, already eagerly emerging from racial adolescence.

Freer describes what’s in store for us as this dawning genetic enlightenment reveals the new human and the racial maturity of a new planetary civilization on the horizon. We all can contribute to our racial future as we evolve from a slave species to far beyond what we could previously even imagine. The godspell broken, we new humans will create our own realities and play our own “god games.” Once we understand our true genetic history we will eventually move beyond the gods, religion, linear consciousness and even death. The subtitle, What Do You Do Forever?, inspires us to contemplate how things like four-dimensional consciousness, the realization of a Law of Everything and the option of immortality will enable the new human to determine his own evolutionary path. It is quite possible that great thinkers in the future will look back on this book, in particular, as being the one which opened the door to our full evolutionary potential and a new paradigm.

Neil Freer is a brilliant philosopher focused on the freedom of the individual and what it means to be truly human. This book will make you think in new and different ways. Accept the challenge of God Games and you will be greatly rewarded. Of Heaven and Earth: Essays Presented at the First Sitchin Studies Day. Contributing author. Contains information on Sitchin’s theories about the origins of mankind and the intervention of intelligence from beyond the earth in ancient times. He and other contributors offer a scholarly approach to the ancient astronaut theory. Chapters by Zecharia Sitchin, Neil Freer, J. Antonio Huneeus, Father Charles Moore, V. Susan Ferguson, and two university professors, Madeleine Briskin and Marlene Evans. Were certain myths actual events instead of figments of imagination? They all agree on this, and that Sitchin’s work is the early part of a new paradigm – one that is beginning to shake the very foundations of religion, archaeology and our society in general. 

Neil Freer (+ 25 March 2016) was a researcher, writer, lecturer, philosopher and poet who lived in Santa Fe, NM. Neil held a BA in English and did graduate work in Philosophy and Psychology at the New School for Social Research. (He had purposely foregone graduate degrees because they focus one more and more narrowly on a particular specialization, tend to constrain one’s thought and exploration to the established, consensual paradigm of the moment and bind one to tenure, peer and funding pressures.) He has taught college courses in Philosophy and History of Religion, gave private and public seminars and lectures and has done over two hundred radio and TV interviews.

Neil is the author of Breaking the Godspell, a book which explores the ramifications of the archaeological, astronomical and genetic proof for our being a genetically engineered species and presents the ramifications of this new paradigm of human nature that resolves the Creationist-Evolutionary conflict. In his second book, God Games: What Do You Do Forever? he explores the ways in which we will live when, individually and collectively, we attain the unassailable integrity afforded by the restoration of our true genetic history. He outlines the species maturity of the new planetary civilization and describes the “god games” of immortality, four dimensional consciousness, life after the Law Of Everything, alien contact, that the new human will play.

Neil’s work has appeared as part of the symposium, Of Heaven and Earth (Book Tree, 1996) which includes the paper he presented as invited guest speaker at the Zecharia Sitchin Day special event at the International Association For New Science conference in 1996. An essay “In The Middle of Whose Ship Are You Standing?” is included in David Pursglove’s Zen And The Art Of Close Encounters. A one hour interview with Jeffery Mishlove on Thinking Allowed was aired nationwide on PBS TV September 13th, 1999. He has presented at the Sedona Millennium Conference and The Prophets Conferences. Neil’s most recent public presentation was as keynote speaker at the International MUFON conference in Dearborn, MI in July of 2003. He has presented at the Arlington Institute, a Washington, D.C. futurist think tank to an audience of Pentagon officers. Principal website: http://www.neilfreer.com

Neil Freer was a member of the Advisory Board of the Exopolitics Institute.

Neil Freer passed away on March 25, 2016 at his home in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This site will be maintained to keep his work accessible. Neil’s books remain available for purchase.