coincidences, twilight language and recent news

I am seeing some very odd coincidences relating to the recent wave of mass shootings. I am simply listing them in this post. Please know, I did not attempt to fact check anything in this post. I am simply reflecting on the flood of information on the internet.

Dr. Steven Greer's Documentery

A 40 year old soldier, Michael Page opened fire at a Sikh Temple in Wisconsin this past Sunday, killing seven people.This story has intersected with the UFO field.

Dr. Steven Greer is presently in production on a UFO documentary titled Sirius: The Next Bold Step in Disclosure.

This film is purported to documents the UFO cover-up, and features the work and research of Dr. Greer. The director of the project is a young man named Amardeep Kaleka. One of those killed in Wisconsin was Amardeep Kaleka’s father, Satwant Singh Kaleka, he was the Sikh temple president.

Please know, I have very strong opinions on the self-absorbed way Dr. Greer promotes himself, and he has hinted strongly that there is information in this upcoming documentary that is so important that it will force the disclosure of UFO secrecy. During his years in the public eye, Dr. Greer has made plenty of absolutely outrageous claims with absolutely nothing to back them up.

There is a lot of on-line chatter that this was a hit to silence the documentary project. I cannot speak to this, but I can say it is a very odd coincidence.

A promotional video for the upcoming documentary SIRIUS

Greer uses the term "dead man trigger" to fend off the evil men out to get him.

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Odd coincidences with Wade Michael Page

The 40-year old Neo-Nazi who allegedly shot and killed the people in Wisconsin, Wade Michael Page, reportedly lived in Littleton, Colorado from 2000 to 2007. A man bearing the same name was reportedly convicted of DUI in 1999 in Denver. Page was also ticketed for driving without a valid license in 1999. Littleton is where Columbine shooting happened in 1999 (coincidentally, on Hitler's birthday). At present it is unclear if Page was living in (or near) Littleton at the time of the Columbine massacre. Page also had a large 9-11 tattoo.

According to sources in the Army, Page enlisted in April 1992 and later become a psychological operations specialists assigned to a battalion at Fort Bragg, N.C. I am unclear what this might mean.

Dan Michell and his link to the events in Wisconsin

There is an acquaintance of mine who writes about his personal experiences in a blog titled Transmissions from the Imaginal. The author, Dan Mitchell wrote a post about his close connections to the dark event in Wisconsin. Mitchell wrote:

A dark plague has fallen upon this world. Make no mistake about that. This morning I was literally a stone throw away from this event. This is now the second mass shooting I have been near at the exact moment it has taken place.

I recognize that these connections are very bizarre. I don't know what to make of them either. I think sometimes we can get carried away with them, but other times I admit that there is something strange that is undeniable. (I am paraphrasing from Dan Mitchell's post)

Loren Coleman as a modern mystic

Fortien Author Loren Coleman has been blogging a LOT about these events at his blog THE COPYCAT EFFECT.

In the days before the shooting, he had accurately predicted there would be a powerful event relating to the upcoming BATMAN movie, he noted the day it would happened, July 20th.

Coleman had a paranormal experience in the early morning hours of July 20th, he woke out of a sound sleep to hear someone calling his name. This happened within hours of the event in Colorado. 

He has been pointing out synchronicities and oddities involving this event. He (like myself) will sometimes make connections that might not be all that relevant. But, I feel he is trying to define something that is elusive and mysterious. He uses the term, Twilight Language as a way to frame these odd events.

I'll also add that I have had some personal correspondence with Mr. Coleman, and I have come to recognize there is a depth and an insight that he doesn't share in some of his public appearances and interviews. I sense he is much more of a mystic than a scholar.

UFO researcher at the site of the Aurora event

A paranormal author and UFO researcher named Bruce Rux was in the the very same movie complex in one of the other theaters at the very same time that the shooting occurred. He talks about it HERE. He is quite an entertaining speaker and writer on the subject of UFOs. He wrote a book I like (but don't always agree with) called HOLLYWOOD VS THE ALIEN.

The father of the Aurora shooter

Robert Holmes, the father of Aurora shooter James Holmes, was set to testify in the LIBOR banking scandal. This inquiry paints a picture of what might be the largest and most volatile illegal price rigging in history. More curious information linked HERE.

Robert Holmes allegedly was a scientist a computer specialist in the creation of banking software that could track money lost in banking transactions. This parallels a sub-plot in the recent Batman movie.

Please note, these Robert Holmes / LIBOR testimony stories have remained unconfirmed by mainstream sources. Obviously, some on-line sources are dubious. Nonetheless, this is very strange.

synchronisity and premonitions

I wrote a post about the death of Jessica Redfield in Aurora, and her premonitions of a mass shooting in Toronto, and how she was at the scene of that event.

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addendum added after the initial posting:

1. Christopher Knowles created an excellent blog post that includes an interview with Loren Coleman. It is titled: Loren Coleman, The Dark Jokers and The Copycat Effect. This was essay was posted at 3:33 PM.

2. Today is the 19th aniversary of the Kelly Cahill abduction event in 1993. My vote for the most convincing event in the abduction lore. Well documented, compelling abductee and multiple witnesses.

3. One of the vitims of the Aurora shooting was a 22-year old woman named Farrah Soudani. She was seriously wounded and is still in the hospital. She is close friends with Stan and Lisa Romanek, as well as a woman named Victoria. Stan and Victoria are very open and vocal UFO abductees. Lisa is also involved through her marrage to Stan. Lisa is posting updates on Farrah in her blog, linked HERE.

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square mark on a friend's leg

A close fried of mine woke up last week with these a curious mark just above her right knee. She took two digital photos shortly after she got out of bed. I didn't see the marks because they faded quickly.  She had no memories of anything unusual that night, and she searched her room for anything square that might have made the mark.

She explained how the square shape was perfect and very clear. She also said that it was aligned exactly above her knee in a way that was curious. It had rounded edges that were more defined on her skin.

I am not sure what it might imply, but I could tell she was genuinely perplexed.

I used the contrast and color adjustments to enhance the square mark on her knee. I am including both photos and the intensified version. You can click on the image above for a HI-rez view.

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Who is Wendy Krissy Aliens UFOs?

Golly, I sure wanna chat about UFOs with her!

Sock Puppets is a term used to define a totally fake on-line identity. Want an example? Please see the facebook page for Wendy Krissy Aliens Ufos.

I am reminded of a scene repeated in two different movies, where the tough-guy hero searches his car and finds a bunch of sticks of dynamite all taped together, complete with wires and a timer.  In THE SPECIALIST (1994) James Woods looks at the dynamite and says, "Who is this supposed to fool?" And in KISS ME DEADLY (1955) Ralph Meeker looks at the dynamite and says, "This is the one I was supposed to find."

I look at Wendy Krissy Aliens Ufos facebook page and I say to myself, "Who is this supposed to fool?" And then I realize, "This is the one I was supposed to find."

What is the purpose of this obviously fake identity? The photo was easily searched to be Janette U from the Czech Republic (another fake identity). Somebody somewhere took some time to photoshop her eye color.

The mysterious "Wendy" has a collection of facebook friends that all seem to be individuals in the UFO research community (or direct experiencers) who accept anyone to as a friend. I seem to have 42 mutual friends, most of them are UFO authors who are promoting their books or radio shows.

You click on her "about" listing and there isn't much there, but it all takes you to this very odd site called ONE MILLION UFO RESEARCHERS PROJECT. There is no real info on this site, but lots of links to equally vapid sites. Why? What's the reason?

There is no "about" or "contact" page on this site. But, there is the BEST LIVE UFO CHAT.

How paranoid should we be? A fake identity is guiding us to a really vacuous site about UFOs, but why? The literature is full of stories about the government data-mining the personal information of, well, everyone. Are people with an interest in UFOs on the big board?

The implication is that the NSA is capable presently of intercepting EVERY cell phone call, email, twitter, chat-room and facebook comment. What does that really mean? And are they doing it already?

If there are agencies with deep pockets they can obviously do better than the very curvy Wendy Krissy. There obviously must be more sophisticated "sock puppets" out there, but what should we watch out for? And what is the motive?

Here's Wendy Krissy in her holiday get-up.

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Pat says things like: 
hello everyone..How is your day going my FB friends?

Text added June 24th: Here's another one! The wholesome smiling Pat Davids. But why so low-rez? In the modern era of digital photography, has anyone ever seen a profile picture this blurry? Check out her facebook page HERE. And here's an example (below) of her wall and it's perky dialog. And Dolly Smith is fake too.

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satire as reality.
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we have blinders on - all of us

Jack from the web-site UFO Trial is working on a post focusing on potential solutions and constructive directions for ufology. He sent me an email and asked me for a quote, and this collided with some strong coffee.

Here's what I sent him:

This subject is so elusive that it's nearly impossible to formalize it like other sciences. You can't force the UFO peg into a hole of your own design. I am not a scientist, I'm ever the creative type, and I'm content ignoring anything that resembles a formalized process.

There are aspects of this phenomenon that challenge everything, including my definition of reality. There are little strings all tangled up that seem to go everywhere. Life and death, expanded conciseness, mind-control, emerging mythology, channeling, mysticism, synchronicity, psychic weirdness and outright magic are all connected.

Everything is on the table.

You start out questioning, "What is happening?" and you very quickly need to ask, "What is God?"

Too many researchers have locked themselves into confined little boxes. I've heard too many people say, "Well that's just ridiculous!" when asked about some of the outlying strangeness. When I dig into that preconceived ridiculous stuff, I find that there really is something going on there. It's complicated and slippery - but something is going on.

We are all human, and we are trying to peer into something from beyond our realm. True understanding might be impossible. We need to pull off our blinders, and this ain't easy. Or, at least we need to admit that we have these blinders - all of us.

I guess my point is that we need to admit that our own preconceived baggage is hindering the process of truly digging deeply into the subject. This include me too, I have my own crappy flaws that make me just as guilty as anyone else. Everyone is gunna have different conclusions, that's just what we get. But I really believe that everyone, no matter how nutty (or how conservative) is bringing important puzzle pieces to the table.

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Do you feel a sense of mission?

There are these questionnaires that UFO abduction researchers will post on their sites. Here is a list (with links) to a series of questionnaires:  Brad Steiger - Barbara Lamb - Kathleen Marden - David Jacobs - MUFON - Mary Rodwell (see side-bar) - ICAR (Joe Montado's organization) - and some outfit I've never heard of called AAER. These are all fascinating.

I have filled out a few of these, more out of curiosity, than to receive any sort of potential validation of what might have happened in my life. There are some questions that I completely expected, like: Have you ever seen a UFO?

As you go down the list, there are some exceptionally curious questions that I wouldn't expect, like: Do you have a fear of closet doors? I'll answer yes to a few of 'em (I've seen a UFO) and I'll answer no to most of 'em (I have no fear of closet doors).

There is one question that gets repeatedly asked in most of these questionnaires: Do you feel a sense of mission? Now my reply to at one is a screaming loud - - -

I am not exaggerating, this needs to be in bold letters with lots of exclamation marks. For reasons I don't understand, this one feels like a burning urgency deep in my soul. And I don't know why.

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Please note:
Lucretia Heart added her own blog posting as a response to this posting of mine. She (as usual) states things plainly (and humorously). Her essay is linked HERE.
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coincidence?

Yesterday I spoke to a UFO researcher that I have been trying to connect with for over a year, no need to name this person here. I did some digging and I final found his contact information, then I just called him up on the phone. We spoke for well over an hour, and lots of our discussion had to do with murky secret stuff that the government might be involved with, we were speculating about some creepy conspiratorial stuff. After we hung up, I tried to send him an email, but my Mac mail program didn't work.

Here's what I did for well over an hour this morning. I spent al that time on the apple-care service-line following instructions from one of their (very patient) phone technicians. We were trying to figure out why my mail program wasn't working. It seems my password was no longer effective, and I needed to reconfigure several mail related programs with a new password. What a freakin' drag!

I talk about creepy secret stuff and my email program crashes.

Coincidence?

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I have Rh Negative blood

Me and my 12 dollar home blood test card

I just did a home test to determine my blood type. I am A Negative. That means I am Rh Negative.

If anyone has been following what's going on the UFO abduction research circles, you'll know that blood type is now one of the questions that gets asked when interviewing a potential abductee. I just went to a UFO conference and everybody was asking each other about their blood type. The internet is a bottomless pit of confusing information, so I actual have no idea what it might actually mean.

The Rh Negative factor makes up approximately 15% of the worlds population. And, according to some researchers, 54% of UFO abductees have the Rh Negative factor. But, (according to ICAR) A Negative blood makes up 6% of the world population, yet A Negative is only 4.5% of the UFO abductees. This was from a pool of 1,400 that gave their information in the study. To me, this isn't a very large study and I don't know about the details.

My conclusion is (after minimal research) that there is a lot of buzz in among the UFO community, but I can't make out much from the on-line data.

Also, my father has O Negative blood, the universal donor.

Text added in 2018:

Since the publication of this post there has been some new data. Rey Hernandez was part of a team of academics that organized a research project to study Experiencers. The conclusion of his organization is that the Rh factor among experiencers is essentially the same as the general public, roughly around 15%. Their findings would seem to make this post irrelevant.

Also — this has been an extremely popular post.

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upcoming post

I plan on writing a post on how certain abductees will take on the role of communicator. They will share their experiences as if they simply don't have a choice, or perhaps as if they are impelled to do so from some outside force. And by outside force, I mean them.

I post this here as a reminder to myself. And by reminder I mean kick-in-the-pants.

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all audio interviews [linked]

I just created a tidy series of direct links to all of my audio interview, the long list is in the right-hand side-bar. Now it's a lot easier to see 'em ALL in one swoop. There are 52 podcasts as of this posting, and it really surprised me that there were that many.

The layout needed some tweaking for visual clarity, so I added another sidebar to the left and moved a few things over to that side.

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Jack Kirby and personal memories

Click on either image for a HI-rez view.

On the first day of spring I found that Christopher Knowles posted something that seemed odd to me. The SECRET SUN featured a series of Jack Kirby frames from Captian America comic books. These images were curiously similar to something I saw with a boyhood friend out a window in 1974. I was probably 11 years old at the time, and it still remains unexplained.

Jack Kirby was a driving force in comic book illustrations and super-hero themes. Christopher Knowles has worked tirelessly to peer into Kirby's mythic powers.

The number 74 as 1974?

This was listed on The Secret Sun site as the number of posts about Jack Kirby. I realized this when I linked to to his site. The number 74 seems particularly resonant.

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Arthur C. Clarke said that he's seen lots of UFOs

Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick during the production of 2001: A Space Odyssey

This post is accompanied by a very short audio clip (only 6 minutes) that features both Arthur C.Clarke and Dr. Leo Sprinkle. What does it mean that Clarke claims to have seen lots of UFOs?

6 minutes long / DOWNLOAD MP3

The video store on my main street is going out of business, and they are selling their entire inventory. That said, I now own a copy of 2001: A Space Odyssey. In the special features there is an interview with Arthur C. Clarke who wrote the short story that was the basis for the film and he also worked closely with Kubrick throughout the production as co-screenwriter.

The 16mm movie footage shows Clarke giving a short talk in a bland looking banquet room with a small gathering of people. Then he answers questions from the attendees. This took place in the months before the release of 2001, and Clarke admits he hasn't yet seen the finished film.

One question and answer near the end caught my attention.

Question: Can I be pedestrian and ask about the unidentified flying objects?

Clarke: Well can I be pedestrian and give a brief reply?

One, if you've never seen an unidentified flying object you are very unobservant.

Two, if you've seen as many as I have you won' t believe in them. (awkward laughter from the room)

Three, they have nothing to do with visitors from space.

Four, it is impossible to prove three. (hearty laughter from the room)

When he says: "...if you've seen as many as I have you won' t believe in them," I think he is trying to say he has moved beyond believing and into knowing. To me, this is very interesting.

He is admitting he's seen a lot of UFOs. This is highly unusual, and if someone like Budd Hopkins heard him say this, I am quite certain his eyebrows would raise. Most abduction researchers will jump to the conclusion that anyone with more than a few UFO sightings is quite probably an abductee. Personally, I'm not sure what to think.

The interesting thing is that people who have experienced a UFO abduction will quite often be totally focused on the subject of UFOs and the contact experience, and this seems to neatly define Arthur C. Clarke.

The audio download (linked HERE) also includes Dr. Leo Sprinkle sharing a story about meeting Clarke and having him tell about seeing a flying saucer the very night he and Kubrick agreed to do the movie 2001.

All this said, I actually don't know too much about Clarke (except that I read Rendezvous with Rama in high school) so if anyone can help me out here, I'd be grateful.
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Text and video added March 19th 2012:

I found a documentary I remember seeing in 1980. In the opening sequence, Clarke states that he has seen six very clear UFOs in the sky, he adds that he has seen others that weren't as impactful. This film looks into the mysteries surrounding witness reports. He was quite a rational skeptic, being cautious not to jump to extraordinary conclusions. The transcript below starts at the 15:15 time count.

Clarke: (after discussing the challenges of sighting reports) And that of course is the trouble with long range sightings, we can never be absolutely sure what they were, and even if it was a visitor form outer-space, we couldn't prove it.

For this reason I am no longer interested in UFO sightings.

But what does intrigue me, what is very mysterious, are the so called close encounters.

The documentary then goes on to dig into a series of entity experiences. I posted one of the witness reports previously because I was impressed by Mrs. Jesse Roestenburg's credibility (linked HERE), although it's a different interview. And the other story is deeply impressive if only for the witnesses beautiful Scottish accent.

The Probe

Weird glass tubes, a Science-Fiction essential as well as something commonly reported by UFO abductees. Note the pyramid.

The Outer Limits continues to haunt me. Last night I watched a dreamlike episode titled The Probe. It was first aired on January 16th 1965.

This unsettling episode begins with an airplane crash into the pacific and its crew awaken in a weird vacant room. The sequence where this small team tries to figure out where they are is wonderfully creepy. All of it done on a sparse set with minimal special effects. I feel strongly that modern film-makers (with giant budgets and computer generated special effects) simply couldn't capture the eerie mood in this modest teleplay.

But more than anything, I just loved that this episode had spooky glass tubes. This corn-ball imagery of women trapped in glass tubes was something Mac Tonnies dearly loved! The definitive collection HERE.

A pulp fiction standard image, the beautiful woman trapped in a glass tube.

This is a drawing done by an abductee in 1978.

What struck me was how many plot point in this episode mirror what gets reported in the UFO abduction literature. I'll simply list them in bulleted points.

• A weird empty room with rounded walls.
• View screens with an odd set of symbols.
• Another view screen: "...in 4 or 5 dimensions."
• A Betty Hill type star map (implied in the dialog, but not seen visually).
• Distorted memories.
• A craft with a sterilized antiseptic interior.
• The alien presence is taking ocean samples and analyzing them.
• The abductees being trapped in a chamber and washed with a strange liquid.
• The woman in the episode gets a strange glowing tube pushed up against her belly button area. This sequence is overtly sexual, and seems to mimic some of what gets reported by female abductees.
• The episode is titled The Probe, and when the craft is shown rising above the ocean it looks a lot like what gets reported as a "probe" by present day witnesses.
• Abducttees will occasionally tell of walking unattended within a craft, these stories seem to have a claustrophobic nightmare quality.

Christopher Knowles wrote a 3-part set of posts about the mystical insights of THE OUTER LIMITS and Bruce Rux does a 3-part interview on the same subject. Both these geniuses have better skills at this, but its fun to try and tap into this meme.

The screen writers, Seeleg Lester and Sam Neuman wrote The Probe as well as the only two-part Outer Limits episode, The Inheritors with Robert Duvall. This episode deserves it's own post with the aliens abducting mind-controlled children as the government tries helplessly to stop whats happening.

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Can you find the Fairy?

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A few days after the interview with Rosemary Ellen Guiley, a friend posted an image (see above) on my Hidden Experience facebook page.

Her name is Kim, and she simply asked: Can you find the Fairy?

I replied: “There is a girl's face, mostly just her chin and lips, peering thru the branches in the upper right portion of the frame. Is this one of your daughters?”

Kim came back with: Well yes and no, my daughter was standing behind me, when I took the picture. Yet she showed up in the picture when we looked at it later. Just before I took it I was goofing around with my little nieces and telling them this was the part of the woods I saw the fairies when I was a girl. Then we heard a noise of giggling in the brush, they went silent with big eyes and I said, ‘Shhhh I'm going to get a picture of the fairies.’

So I took the shot. However when we got back to the cottage later that night we realized that this image was in the photograph.

Close-up of the face within the branches

This began a back and forth bunch of questions and answers about this picture.

Here’s what Kim had to say about this photo and the curious circumstances that surround it:

My family would spend summers at the cottage with my Grandparents. I was the first grandchild and my Grandfather and I were very close.

My Grandfather was born in Canada I think moved to the states, to Detroit, as a young man. He was a first generation Scots and very proud of our Scottish heritage. (Note: this is the same as my father who was born in Ontario and moved to Detroit when he was 6 years old. I wonder if my father knew Kim’s family?)

He would tell me stories about the fairies and other Celtic myths. As a little girl, he would show me the fairy rings on the property and in the woods nearby. He would tell me about how they gathered there and that if I was quiet and waited they would appear or they would be nearby and I could catch a glimpse of them. The other adults would go along with him as he told these tales to me, but I remember sensing that he really believed in them.

I recall seeing and playing with fairies as a child when we would be there for the summer. When I told my family that I had been playing with the fairies they would laugh and say that was fun to make believe. But I always remember my Grandfather winking and telling me he believed in them too.

The cottage was within walking distance of Lake Huron. This was in Ipperwash Ontario Canada. The photo was taken in the woods near the cottage in the early summer of 2005.

Here’s what lead up to the photo being taken. The mood was very relaxed, we had already had spent a week or more at the cottage so we were all in vacation mode.

I had shown the kids the fairy ring on the back of the cottage property and then we all headed for the beach via the trail, along the way I was telling them about the fairies, just as my Grandfather had done for me.

I was in a very playful mood, had a sense of being very much like I was as a child tromping in that same forest. I was indulging my nieces and their friend in this play pretend world I had experienced as a child. I was joking about the fairies in the forest. We were in that magical space that kids get into when they pretend.

My mood was one of recalling how it felt to be a kid and full of wonder. The kids seemed to be in the same mood, very happy and playful, all talking about the fairies. (see this video from just before the photo was taken) My sister and I spoke about this today and we both recall it being very surreal in the woods that day.

So when I actually heard the "giggling" in the brush I was a bit jarred.

I stopped looked behind me to do a kid head-count and they were all there. I asked them to be quiet and we heard the giggle again. That’s when I aimed the camera in that direction and took the picture. My oldest niece and daughter ran towards the area afterwards because they thought they would find someone - but nothing.

It was only later that the picture revealed the image. It almost went unnoticed until I zoomed in on it with the camera. Since we were at the cottage I didn't have the ability to upload this photo onto a computer to see a larger version, that didn’t happen until we got back home.

I spoke to my sister and daughter about this today. On the trail that day it was my sister, my two nieces and the neighbor boy. My youngest daughter was not with us, she had stayed behind at the cottage with my mother. [NOTE: this is different than her initial comment on facebook]

After we heard the giggles along the trail and took the picture it was my nieces that ran into the woods (off the trial) to see if they could find anyone. My nieces are mixed-race so they could not have been even remotely the image in the picture.

My daughter recalls the others and I asking her if she and my nephew had somehow snuck into the woods to play a joke on us by hiding in the woods and giggling. They said they hadn't and she remembers to this day how I kept at her to admit that she had, because it was so odd to see this in the picture. That coupled with the fact that this would have been virtually impossible due to the time frame and the conditions in the woods. This was also backed up by my Mother who said that they had all gone to the store a few minutes after we left. After hearing all this, I finally believed her.

So the event as my sister remembers it is the same as I stated earlier, however my daughter was not with us. That and she also said that she remembers not being able to find us on the trail for a period of time and that it was disconcerting.

Extreme close-up of the curious face

I emailed my psychic pal Anya Briggs and asked her to look at the photo. Here is part of her excited response:

OMG! That's an awesome picture! Kim. that's an honest-to-God elemental you caught! No lyin'! Straight up fairy person, a wraith fairy who stirs up energy! WOW! She's an inter-dimensional and looks a lot like some models I know- very pixie-ish, Pictish is more correct my guides are saying- they interbred with humans eons ago my guides are saying - WOW WOW WOW this is the real deal, how beautiful! That's really special and rare, most elementals do things in private away from the "humans beings" They are attracted to us but also fearful so she must have exhibited a lot of trust to make that picture happen the way it did! Wow!

There's a hyper-clarity that is the outline of her that is interesting as well- hyper-real almost- yep, that has the look and feel of a paranormal experience for me.

Funny- my guides are calling her a "hyper-dimensional shape shifter" and she is well known to the Native American spirits as well as the "white woman who walks among them" from time to time.

She doesn't seem to have the rest of a body! I just see a head and the faint inkling of a torso fading off into air. Definitely a shape shifter - of what origin beyond what I described, however, I really don't know!

Right on for you, Kim for taking that completely awesome photo! Wow! I am really impressed! I’d heard about the fairy people but really didn't resonate with it too much- this makes a lot more sense for me about how they could exist and how they choose to appear and so forth- all that info is my guides, btw, I don't pour over books about fairies

So right on for my guides with that very beautiful explanation as well!

Click on image for a HI-rez view. There are details and colors

that show up in this photo that are exetrmely curious.

This is Mike again, with a summation. Now, if I wanted to fake this photo, I would take a magazine image of a smiling girl, cut it out, a hang it in the trees, take 50 photos, and pick the most mysterious looking one. My gut tells me to trust that Kim didn’t do anything like this.

Oddly, this photo matches other images I've seen taken by other "experiencers" - that same "magazine cut-out" look. I get the feeling that whoever (or whatever) is feeding us these clues, they are doing it in a way that is purposefully elusive. I mean, they are staging these photos so they look mysterious, but not TOO mysterious.

Stan Romanek and Robbert van den Broeke have both taken photos that seem to have the same mood as this photo. I cannot vouch for the validity any of these photos, Kim’s included. All I can say it it’s quite interesting.

size comparison

I was curious about the potential height of the fairy image. I pasted two stock photos of girls next to the fairy image in among the branches. I tried to match the size of the fairy girl's head to the other two images. Nothing exact here, just an estimation.

The younger girl (far left) is as small as I suspect the hidden image might be. The older girl in the center is as large as the hidden image might be. The white line is positioned to show the height of the hidden girl's mouth, the only detail that can be easily used to gauge the height.

Please note:

Much of this dialog was posted on facebook or was sent to me via email. I have edited the text slightly for clarity and continuity.

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follow-up info from the Rosemary Ellen Guiley interview

I am adding this post as a compendium to the audio interview with Rosemary Ellen Guiley. We touched on a LOT of divergent subjects, and it felt important to include some visuals and extra info as a follow-up to that interview.

audio player with the full interview

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Shadow People from the creative pen of Jack Kirby. This image was forwarded to me from Christoph Knowles of THE SECRET SUN. Mr. Knowles has made quite a case that Kirby was a kind of modern mystic and foretold deep truths within the pages of his comics. Click HERE and be prepared to have you mind re-wired.

The pulp crime fighting anti-hero, THE SHADOW has a costume and linage that matches the Shadow People, as well as The Djinn.

He is a practitioner of an ancient form of ritual magic from the orient. He has psychic powers that cast a shadow in the mind of people - and he can hide in plane sight because of it. His super hero power is terrorizing his foe. His costume was a long draping cape like coat and a over-sized fedora. I am amazed at how closely this matched the shadow lore.

Christophe Knowles points out that creator of The Shadow, Walter Gibson, was deeply immersed in mysticism and the occult. This is covered in the book: Our Gods Wear Spandex.

Robert Monroe, of THE MONROE INSTITUTE produced the early radio shows of THE SHADOW. Monroe explored the edge of human consciousness, and wrote the book Journeys Out of the Body. (this from Jeffery Kripal's book MUTANTS AN MYSTICS)

This video is a first person encounter with a Faery. This is curiously similar to the description given by Rosemary during our interview. The woman in the video says it had "wings that looked like autumn leaves." Please note, she was also thinking about faeries right before having her sighting. This was also one of the things Rosemary and I discussed together.

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three year anniversary

As of yesterday, I've been doing this blog for three years.

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researchers who claim the direct contact experience

Dr. Leo Sprinkle

I've started a list of UFO abduction researchers who also claim life events that can be called contact experiences. Not just seeing a funny light in the sky, I'm talkin' alien abduction! These are sorted in no particular order and suspect there are many more beyond the 18 listed below. Some of these folks are controversial and I’m not trying to support the veracity of their claims. I am just trying to look at the overall pattern.

~ Dr. Leo Sprinkle - Pioneering UFO researcher, psychologist and author of Soul Samples. He also claims to channel.

~ Raymond Fowler - Author of the Andreasson series, the Allagash Abductions and a book on synchronicity.

~ Barbara Lamb - Family therapist, licensed hypnotherapist, abduction researcher and author of Alien Experiences.

~ Dr. Karla Turner - Author of a series of books including Taken and Into the Fringe. Died in 1996 at 48 years old.

~ Joe Montaldo - Researcher and director of ICAR, a group focused on the UFO abduction phenomenon.

~ Melinda Leslie - Researcher with a focus on the Military Abduction reports (MIL-ABS).

~ Suzanne Hansen - Resident of New Zealand, therapist and grief counsellor. Created the group UFOCUS NZ in 2000.

~ Darryl Simms - Author and abduction researcher.

~ Collin Andrews - Crop circle researcher and author.

~ Lynne Kitei, M.D. - Author, documentary film-maker and witness to the Phoenix Lights event in 1997. She also tells of channeling.

~ Dr. Steven Greer - Outspoken author and wanna-be cult leader.

~ David Sereda - Author, documentary film maker and researcher.

~ Jordan Maxwell - Author and researcher.

~ Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy - This is the team behind Project Camelot. Both claim contact experiences.

~ Sesh Heri - Author and researcher. Author of The Handprint of Atlas. He writes about an event in his youth that involves meeting a small being in his yard.

~ Michelle LaVinge Wedel - Author and channeler. She (and her husband Paul) wrote a series of books including The Alien Abduction Reference Guide.

~ Geroge Filer - UFO researcher. 

~ Carl Munck is a researcher of ancient pyramids. He tells a story of being shocked by a story told to him by his daughter. She tells of waking up late at night and seeing a bright light outside. She walked out of her room and found her father in conversation with a set of aliens. She told him this recently, and he was shocked to hear her claims. He has no memory at all of this meeting.

~ Cherry Hinkle - UFO researcher. Interview with Cherry HERE. 

~ Robert Stanley - UFO researcher. Author of UFOs Over the Capital

~ Eve Lorgan - Author of Alien Love Bites and The Dark Side of Cupid.

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I am absolutely positive that this list is a LOT longer than what's noted. 

Entering these waters is loaded with challenges. The vocabulary alone is problematic. Alien abductee, experiencer and contactee are loaded terms. These words might seem interchangeable, but in the end it's an inadequate attempt to define something elusive.

There are a few more authors and researchers that I know of (or suspect strongly) that have their own first hand experiences, but are understandably not sharing their experiences publicly. There a lot of researchers who will tell of experiences that make my ears perk up. For instance, Brad Steiger has had a Near Death Experience (and so has his wife Sherry) and that has it's own iniatory power.

The number of authors who tell their first-person abduction experiences is too long to even attempt to list here. The bookshelves sag under the weight of these autobiographies focused on alien contact. Many of these people have played the role of researcher as part of their story, and some are quite dedicated to the advancement of these elusive reports. The list includes: Whitley Strieber, Katrina Wilson, Leah Hailey, Kim Carlsberg, Lisette Larkins and Ida Kannenburg.

If anyone can add to this list, I would appreciate it greatly.

Please lemme know.

Also: I've linked the interviews I've done with the folks on this list.

And, I wanted to add Adam Gorightly, even though he says "probably not," he's had enought weirdness to make me wonder.

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Not quite in the same pool as the researchers above, but...

Lyn Buchanan, the remote viewer who was portrayed by George Clooney (in that Goat movie), has recently come forward and shared his Alien Abduction experiences.

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Chico at the piano

I love this beautiful sequence more than mere words could ever express. I am posting this here simply to prove that joyous transcendent magic does exist.

an update from Mike C

The content of this on-going blog is evolving. I have been posting more and more links to other sites. I am very cautious when I create these links, I feel strongly that the info needs to be relevant and interesting. If I am recommending you read an article or listen to a podcast, I feel it should be worthwhile.

This is a recent change for me and this blog. Just a few months ago I would have avoided doing this, but now it seems that I'm readjusting how I'm sharing this stuff.

The internet is overflowing with information, and if I find a gem in that chaos I'll post it here. I created a MISSION STATEMENT a while back, and creating interesting links seems to fit with that statement just fine.

peace,
Mike C

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email correspondence

Here’s a back and forth set of emails with a fellow named Dennis (a pseudonym). We’ve talked on the phone a lot and he’s shared some intense memories of what we all know as the UFO abduction phenomenon. But it get’s weirder, his experiences include Bigfoot and the ever-present synchronicities.

I thought our email conversation was interesting, so I’m sharing it with the world.

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On Dec 17, 2011, at 4:58 AM, Dennis wrote:

Hey Mike,

So I've been thinking about a couple things you said during our last conversation. You talked about seeing five aliens in your yard and marveled at the level of denial which took place.

I've been wondering where your process is because it seems like there has been a large shift in your thinking.

Dennis

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On Sat, Dec 17, 2011 at 12:30 PM, Mike C! wrote:

Dennis,

You ask about my process?

Hahahahaha

My process is sorta all over the map.

I say the same thing over and over and over. I have all these puzzle pieces that are interlocked on the table, and they absolutely make a picture. There are pieces missing but I can certainly infer what's in those blank spots. I'm left to conclude that I am an alien abductee. But, without knowing absolutely what’s inside those blank areas, it just feels dishonest to make that claim.

So - I go right up to the line with how I present myself. I say (rather awkwardly) that I am someone who might have, maybe, experienced some sort of contact event in my life, but it might be on some dream-like or ethereal level that is hard to explain. Maybe, sorta, kinda.

I'll periodically say to my self, SCREW IT! I should just declare what I suspect is true! But (as I said above) it just wouldn't feel honest without some direct memory.

Now, that said, I have been told by psychics (more than one) that I came to the earth plane after consciously choosing NOT to remember these experiences. For some reason, there is a purpose to this NOT knowing. As strange as that sounds, this seems to "feel" like a truism.

I think my personal level of acceptance or denial can waver on a sort of continuum, depending on how the wind blows.

How's that for a wishy-washy reply?

peace,
Mike C

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On Dec 19, 2011, at 1:08 PM, Dennis wrote:

Hey Mike,

I really enjoyed your response to where's your process...I could relate very well to what you wrote. There was a time when I was exploring the "reality" of my experiences (while having very clear memories...how's that for denial.) and often felt very conflicted about their nature.

I don't think that's wishy washy at all. I think it shows that your bumping into a dynamic, complex unknown set of experiences and doing your honest best to apprise them.

I don't mean to sound as if I've "graduated" beyond these experiences to some level of proficient, fearless interaction...I simply have not. I guess I have some measure of peace that I didn't a decade or so ago. I think these experiences, and all the ancillary stressors that seem to come with the territory, take an enormous toll.

Anyway, just wanted to let you know that I very much enjoyed your email.

Merry Christmas,
Dennis

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On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 4:13 PM, Mike C! wrote:

Dennis,

I just re-read our correspondence, and I might use some of the text in a blog post. I thought the ideas and anxieties we articulated were really good.

Peace,
Mike C!

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Please note, I edited our text above - just a little.

LEGO UFO abduction toy

The description right on the box says: UFO Abduction

Pop culture is saturated with the UFO ABDUCTION meme, much of it directed at the kiddies. LEGO features a whole line of products called ALIEN CONQUEST. The folks at project Bluebook are earning their salaries.