deepfsh wrote:AnAncientAwakening wrote:The first question that always rears its head when the topic of the hominoids is breached is: "Where are the bodies?" I suppose that this would be a legitimate question.
Boyd Bushman, a former senior engineer at Lockheed Martin, gave an interview before he died this August, in which he talked about UFOs and ETs. He showed photos of a being similar to the one found in
Russia and featured in the documentary
Sirius. He was told that these beings communicate telepathically with humans, by us hearing our own voices in the head. Although I think he said where they come from, Daniel once commented that they live in inner Earth. I recommend watching the entire 30-min video.
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Cheers for the link, that's an impressive collection of photos. Here's another article on Bushman from Phantoms & Monsters which is good and includes his polygraph results trancsript:
http://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2014 ... shman.html
Lon's website and emails are always a quality source of LM related material and he has a page on the Bigfoot Paradox:
http://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/ne ... ce-of.html
Lozion wrote:Interesting how the Wookies are the traditional enemies of SM like Trandoshans...
Great spot man! Let's have some fun with this and replace the words:
The Sasquatch, whose name for themselves translated to the People of the Trees, were a species of tall, hairy humanoids that were inhabitants of the planet Tiamat. One of the most noteworthy members of the species was Harry, George Henderson's best friend and co-star, who played a vital role in the Galactic Civil War and afterwards. A race of arboreal mammals, the Sasquatch live in treehouses nestled in the canopy of the towering redwood trees. Despite their fearsome appearance, they are usually gentle, although they are prone to devastating fits of rage when provoked.
A race of towering, hairy bipeds, the Sasquatch are one of the most recognizable species in the solar system. They are renowned for their great strength, their intelligence, their loyalty and their short temper.[16] Due to their appearance, they are sometimes referred to as "Bigfoot."
Apart from the tree houses that's pretty much spot on!
They do like to climb trees and the youngsters in particular do like to hide higher up and throw stones. The common misconception is that they live higher up in the mountains they are more likely to be in the forest, or even in your backyard...
Trandoshans, or T'doshok in Dosh, were large, bipedal reptilian humanoids. The Trandoshans were a warlike species who allied early with the Empire, taking Wookiees as slaves.
Lizards vs Monkeys is a common theme...
AnAncientAwakening wrote:The audio footage posted under the account of Sasquatch Ontario is fascinating. The vocalizations had me spellbound. I couldn't stop listening. Daniel - in your opinion, would that be the real deal? Is that what their language sounds like (at least, those on the North American continent, the Sasquatch)? If so, imagine being there to experience that. In all honesty, I can see how it would take enormous heaps of patience, as it seems that these creatures are attempting to communicate something to this gentleman, but what is it exactly that they are saying? Of course, all of this is a moot point if this is yet another joker playing people for the fool in Internet land. I've seen first-hand what can be done in a recording studio with sound manipulation. Quite simple actually to bend, stretch, and compress the human voice.
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If that is true, then what is with all of the folks continuing to claim that they are seeing them? Lloyd Pye made mention of them being seen in every state in the U.S. If they have for the most part gone underground, then why all of the sightings? Sure, at this point, it's impossible to tell which are the real deal and which are merely hoaxes (which I would assume would be most) and/or misindentifications, but there are still many who make claims. Case in point: A few years back, I was living in the tiny Northern California town of Willits, working in a small independent grocery Cooperative. One day, one of my co-workers broached the subject of bigfoot (quite unprovoked by me, I might add). This is what she said: "I saw one when I was living further north. I walked out very early one morning and there it was, standing beside my trash cans. It was about the size of a ten year old boy, and was covered in black fur. When it saw me, it ran off." Another co worker chimed in: "My friend saw the same thing. There's some weird stuff up there in those woods." These were simple folks in a tiny town of 3,500 people, mind you, and I didn't get the feeling that they were making this up. They seemed nothing but sincere and quite creeped out; and were happy to end the conversation there.
Yeah the audio is fascinating! The people I mentioned above and links are the ones i've found who are actually trying to communicate with our big hairy friends and respect them for who they are, with many recognizing their advanced hominid status having witnessed incredible feats of strength, speed and more.
The video with the two people trapped in their car on the freeway in the middle of nowhere is about 15 minutes long and spooky but very enjoyable, as are the very good quality Sasquatch Ontario ones. You can easily relate to their confusion when their brain is hearing something they KNOW is not anything they have heard before yet they keep trying to rationalize it until it probably sinks in later for them, if not then quite quickly due to listening to so many of them have a big chat.
It's like my LM encounter, my brain kept saying "leaves?? It's leaves!? Is it leaves?? It's not leaves... i think... I saw something, it moved fast, i've followed it to the fence, it's gone. About 8 seconds have elapsed and where i'm looking down a hill I can see very far and no evidence of any whirlwind anywhere... Okaaaay, gonna let all that sink in for a while!" And just think these guys are going out there every week and more, experiencing encounters like this and then some! Pioneers at the forefront of an evolving humanity that needs to show that we can respect nature and LM's, get back in harmony with nature while walking the path to become peaceful explorers of the universe....
These guys are the field researchers in our Hogwarts!
daniel wrote:A rough translation...
Yeah, wanna do lunch?
No? You'll be the main course!
(chuckle)
Mike, Mike? Mike?
(laughter)
I'm outta here.
Haha that's not far off one of the videos! When they replay some you can almost make out some words and friendly banter between them.
daniel wrote:The Neanderthals and LMs are strongly connected, and by shifting their consciousness between body and soul, can appear or disappear at will. In a mathematical sense, it is much like moving off the real axis on the Argand diagram, onto the imaginary axis. We only see what is "real."
A 90 degrees shift, exit stage left! Some reports sound more like a scene from Predator though with shimmering ripples of light bending, probably similar to what I saw but bigger. I imagine that if you were familiar with the film but not a Bigfoot believer and saw that you'd be well freaked out.
AnAncientAwakening wrote:Hahaha! So, what you're saying is that this particular group of neanderthals are having fun at this guy's expense, i.e. leaving single footprints in the snow, taking a bite out of an apple and leaving a 'spectral trail' as it flies through the air, placing 'gifts' of wrapped twigs in his bag, etc, as if to say, "We're a lot more intelligent than you're giving us credit for, Mike; and we know all about you and your kind." Still, the simple fact that they are choosing to share this with this gentleman is intriguing. Now I wonder: Can contact be made at some point with people who actually have something to offer besides a few apples beside a 'giving tree'? I mean, sharing food is nice enough, but I think that we can do better.
There is a lot of gift exchange happens between us especially in remote tribes and more so years ago. They like to leave stick figure art and tribes have stories of exchanging cooking pots and other useful items with them. The researchers I mention are making more varying atempts to communicate but I agree we can do better and maybe more with knowledge of RS and a history of Tiamat on our side hopefully we can do the same at some point like when I go up Ben Macdhui.
http://www.biggreyman.co.uk/legend.html
Check out Kewaunee Lapseritis, he communicates with the Sasquatch regularly and interacts with them in dreams (another interesting connection mentioned by a few researchers), here's another link for his website to go with the videos above. I'm still not 100% on whether he's genuine but lots of what he says fits with what i've learned here:
http://sasquatchpeople.com/
AnAncientAwakening wrote:Rowdy Roddy Piper
"He earned the nickname "Rowdy" by displaying his trademark "Scottish" rage, spontaneity and quick wit."
Cheers for the link, looking forward to reading up on it and giving it a shot!
AnAncientAwakening wrote:...and you've got quite a mechanized future paradigm. It is for this reason why the Intentional Community movement is so vastly important, i.e. reestablishing our relationship to Earth and living in balance with ourselves, with each other, and with the planet. I do like Bruce's vision of a community in which those who so choose to live in quiet can still remain a part of the greater community itself. To a large extent, I feel the same way: I could be a part of such a community, but I tend to be a rather solitary person by nature, and require quiet spaces. What with the nature of my current research, I already fail to fit in with 99% of people anyhow; and that's become a daily challenge. I don't need 100 friends; but the company of a few trusted comrades is most welcome indeed.
Welcome to the club, pretty much sums it all up for me!
daniel wrote:As I watch the chemtrails expanding across the sky out the window, I wonder if we DID make it to the 21st century in one piece.
Oh we made it, but it's that horrible sci-fi-horror future we thought was a cartoon...
http://www.desdemonadespair.net/2009/10 ... their.html
So the leaders of men conceived of their most desperate strategy yet
Posted by Jim at Sunday, October 18, 2009
These geo-engineering “solutions” usually make my blood run cold. But the sulfate injection scheme is so badly conceived that I’m always reminded of the rather horrifying sequence in Animatrix, “The Second Renaissance Part II,” in which humanity’s plan to save the world from the robot apocalypse is to cripple the robots’ solar power by cutting total solar irradiance to zero.
Thus did Zero One's troops advance outward in every direction. And one after another, mankind surrendered its territories.
So the leaders of men conceived of their most desperate strategy yet. A final solution: The destruction of the sky.
daniel wrote:This is what the Antiquatis Monastery concept (the Sanctuary Project) concerns. Since we know that all the programming is backwards, designed to enslave the human race through fear and isolation, what if a group of people got together to consciously rewrite that programming the other way around--what happens? My conclusion is the evolution of consciousness, propelling man away from slavery to independence and informed choices, based on natural consequences--with respect for those consequences. And we have no idea of where that will lead, because basically it has never actually been done before, since the tools to do it (like Internet and the enormous commercial resources cheaply available these days) have not existed before. But I would bet it leads directly to homo sapiens ethicus, the Tomorrow People--peaceful explorers that become a part of the playful, evolving Universe.
Sounds good, count me in!
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“Every exit is an entry somewhere else.” ~ Tom Stoppard
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