Author Jeffrey Mishlove, a parapsychologist, makes a case for taking seriously Owens's claim that he could control the weather, earthquakes, lightning strikes, sporting events, UFO sightings, and other large-scale phenomena.

Mishlove describes his painstakingly collected evidences of twenty years and suggests that Owens could, indeed, do what he claimed. At in the beginning of the book, the author informs about the ensuing metaphysical war of ideas and holds that human free will was an enormous problem for science and philosophy both. And, Ted Owens was free will personified in a society with human potentials with regard to consciousness.

In the book published by Hampton Roads Publishing Company, Mishlove takes the readers into the life and psychology of a person exhibiting psychokinesis. The author says, "I believe, ultimately, that Ted Owens and his space intelligence is a mirror reflecting back to us our own undiscovered human possibilities."

The book is interesting and griping, as it takes the readers into the life journey journey into the little known field of parapsychology related to psychokinesis.

Finally Mishlove concludes, "We must learn to practice mental hygiene with regard to our own stream of consciousness - cultivating positive thoughts and attitudes while eschewing thoughts that depreciate ourselves or any other precious being."

In a nutshell, the book describes strange story of Ted Owens endowed with psychokinetic abilities in a griping way who the purportedly used his powers to produce earthquakes, civil unrest, UFO sightings, strange weather events, and other powerful phenomena.