Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Einstein proves ghosts exist; Ogopogo (video)

LiveScience.com
Ghosts are not only for Halloween and Friday the 13th (lifeslittlemysteries.com).

Every night, amateur ghost-hunting groups across the country head out into abandoned warehouses, old buildings and cemeteries to look for ghosts.

They often bring along electronic equipment that they believe helps them locate ghostly energy. Despite years of efforts by ghost hunters on TV and in real life, we still do not have good [enough] proof [for ideologue skeptics] that ghosts are real.

Many ghost hunters believe that strong support for the existence of ghosts can be found in modern physics. Specifically, that Albert Einstein, one of the greatest scientific minds of all time, offered a scientific basis for the reality of ghosts. More

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

UFO shot out of the sky crash lands (video)

Wisdom Quarterly


() Americans believe in UFOs. And the Paranormal Footage Blog attests that this is the most amazing UFO crash footage ever captured. Judging by the audio attached to it, it seems as if it were videotaped by the US military. Gone are the days of grainy, out of focus saucer footage. This is crystal clear, metamorphosing, and hitting the ground. It is well known that the NWO shadow government with the aid of some extraterrestrials has been shooting down other extraterrestrial craft for decades. It may be a hoax, or it may be audio visual evidence of this phenomenon documented for internal purposes.

The evidence stays obscure by simply mentioning the word "hoax."

"Cyclops of the Sea" caught in Gulf of California

Few reports of mythical beasts (cryptozoological specimens) come with proof. But a sea creature caught by one fisherman is an exception. As extraterrestrials continue to genetically manipulate lifeforms on Earth, it is no surprise specimens like a cat with two faces or a baby with eight limbs are showing up. DNA is so receptive that a laser shot through one specimen onto another (with no physical contact between them whatsoever) is enough to transfer the information and produce a hybrid creature. Therefore, any creature with DNA is susceptible to bombardment with microwaves, EMF emissions, laser streams...and to manipulation.

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Humankind's Common Mythology (video)

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Myths and legends about giants living in an inner world (hollow Earth) are as common as the mythical flood tale. There is evidence of real giants. One myth about them and an underground civilization has been taken seriously enough that it became a national pursuit. Governments, basing their investigations not only on their occult mythologies but on emissaries and other nation's findings, found something without making it publicly known. Our world -- its undersea environment, its life forms (only 1/5th of which have been described and documented by science), its energy centers (megalithic pyramid sites as a worldwide phenomenon), its peaks, its caves, its cryptids -- remain largely unknown.

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

What is "Coast to Coast"? (video)



Coast to Coast is paranormal talk radio discussing spirituality, unexplained mysteries, global finance and banking fraud, motivations for war, conspiracies, pollution, ghosts, space, giants, cyptids, science discoveries, mythology, exo-politics, and cosmology. Art Bell was replaced by George Noory, who delights and aggravates listeners as a "member in good standing of the shadow government." A joke? Probably not. But mystery creatures suggest more about our world than we normally see. The main questions the show attempts to answer regards the Big Picture: Are we being manipulated by a shadow government, or why do things really happen?

Thursday, July 7, 2011

Bigfoot was here maybe (Giants for certain)

Michele Bigley (Special to the Los Angeles Times, June 26, 2011)
Reports of giant ogres date back thousands of years. Who's hiding the hominid* skeletons and cave evidence? (popfi.com)

HAPPY CAMP, California - I knew that lots of honest folks did believe that Bigfoot (Sasquatch or as crypto-zoologists call him, Gigantopithecus) not only exists but also thrives in Klamath River country between the Humboldt County coast and the Shasta Cascade.

That was enough to pique my curiosity. In Willow Creek, we headed to the China Flat Museum to meet the curator of its Bigfoot exhibit, Al Hodgson.

Now 87, Hodgson carries his adoration for all things Sasquatch on his sleeve, showing me around the vast collection of unreasonably large casts of footprints (one of which Hodgson made in nearby Bluff Creek, site of the only known filmed Bigfoot "sighting"), as well as schooling me on the history of "sightings" in and around Willow Creek and the hoaxes.

Yes, tricksters have strapped on giant wooden feet and traipsed around the mountains in them.

Levelheaded Hodgson explained the main signs of the big guy's existence: a woven nest of sticks and leaves, an amazingly horrid stench, piled rocks, twisted tree limbs, and massive tracks.

Itching to get into nature, we drove along the aptly named Bigfoot Scenic Byway, which meanders along the Trinity and Klamath rivers, sinuously inching past peaks blanketed with verdant trees, yellow fields, and dramatic lupines. For nearly 80 miles this byway took us as far from civilization as you can get in California without hiking into the backcountry.

We continued through the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation, the largest in California, and home to people who believe the high country is sacred and should not be entered by anyone but the most revered [shamanistic California] medicine men. More
*The Hominid Red-Haired Giants
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HUMBOLDT RIVER, Lovelock, Nevada - The Paiute Indians [who inhabited a range from Yosemite, California to Nevada] have a legend about their ancestors and red-haired giants. These giants, known as Si-Te-Cah, used to kill and eat the Paiute tribes. Though the Si-Te-Cah were small in numbers, they posed a dire threat to the Paiute, who were beginning to settle the area.... [This means they would literally be the yakkhas (rakshasas) of Buddhist lore. Far from animals, these cannibals are sophisticated albeit brutal hominids, like Alavaka. They live and have lived in many mountainous parts of the world, including Afghanistan: Steve Quayle wrote about the American military killing and transporting one enormous specimen in LongWalkers.] Could there really have been a race of Caucasoid giants that inhabited North America before the Native Americans? Are the artifacts discovered in Lovelock Cave proof that history is wrong? More


Giant artifact compared with normal jaw

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Father's Day trek: Bigfoot, Devas, Shamans



Our Father’s Day gift to our expedition leader took a decidedly cryptozoological turn, a “Hooray for Cryptozoology” tee-shirt (threadless.com) from the International Cryptozoology Museum.

Wisdom Quarterly is going to the Yosemite Highlands to commune with nature in search of bhummi-devas (nature spirits, dryads) and their elusive companions the California Yeti, our native Sasquatch.

The indigenous Indians in the area were well aware of its existence all the way down to Mono Lake. We'll be staying in a yurt to ensure we're close to the forest and able to hear it, led by our friend Melissa's father, who is part Miwok.


Native rock art of shamans, who created them as power points with celestial and animal references. They are scattered all over the Great Basin including Yosemite and the Hetch Hetchy Valley, which were once Paiute Indian areas.
These beings in Buddhist cosmology hold woodland power and possibly answers. Even if the Sierra Madre mountain range reveals nothing but misty emanations of light by granite-and-gold encrusted stones, streams, and placid Lake Tenaya, it will be an adventure to rival trekking in the Himalayas.