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I told this story once a long time ago but I'll mention it here since this is the proper area for it. From March of last year (copied from my report on the NUFORC website): I am a graphic designer, age 30. The other witness is my girlfriend, a paralegal, age 23. We were driving to our 7:30...

Great show, I enjoyed it alot. This thought lingered in my head afterwards: Doesn't it seem a bit ominous that when it comes to describing the complexity and strangeness of the ufo phenomenon as a whole, the closest analogous scenario we can grasp is the situation with the Native Americans...

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I think there's a paracast episode where the guest talks about it... it was dubbed "The Battle of Los Angeles" Here's a link w/ the photo: http://wanderling.tripod.com/la_ufo.html

Yea I've considered that stuff, and I'm not really bringing up the subject because I think there would be a value in more photographs. As far as my opinion is concerned, there is a physical reality behind the phenomenon and I'm not looking for more evidence to "prove" that to me. I bring the...

For anyone who has an opinion, I'd be very interested to hear what you think on this subject: It seems there's a pattern showing up in every major ufo event - somehow the amount of photos that turn up are almost non-existent. It happened in the Phoenix incident (there are only photos of...

I'll tell another cool story just to give you guys an impression of the weird world I was in during those few weeks. I consider myself to be the type of person who is going to follow through with something all the way once I've made the decision to do it. But after that hell ceremony, I had...

I agree, though I feel that Dan Sherman's story stood out among the bunch as the one compelling piece of testimony, in my opinion. He was a level-headed dude, didn't seem to jump to unnecessary conclusions, and his personality didn't fit in with the typical "ufo believer". I'd be interested...

HA! I always think of Kenny Loggins when that guitar lick starts up.

Wow that sounds like something I'd be very interested in, I'll definitely check it out.

Actually talking about it doesn't ever take me back to the horror, I can talk about it pretty easily. But weirdly enough certain smells take me back to that experience, I get this sort of bodily panic. The fear is almost impossible to relate because it wasn't any physical discomfort, and it...

Here's another one I don't think I've mentioned yet: During the third ceremony (which I nicknamed the "hell experience") I called out for help. This is against my nature, but I felt certain that something horrible had gone wrong and I was going to die. One of the apprentices came up to the...

There is really sooooo much stuff to this shaman trip, I wish I could just download the whole thing to other peoples' heads. But answering these questions is at least a start... 1. Actually many of these people had the experience of entities inside them. And many times when they threw up...

Interesting questions, here goes... 1. As a forewarning, there are gonna be tons of people who tell you things about psychedelics, some good and some bad. You should really only bother listening to people who have been there. People who talk about it without ever experiencing it are really...

I must've heard you on the loudspeaker, I rarely check the Crypto section of the forums. :P

I've taken it in Peru (in the form of ayahuasca) w/ a shaman several times. It's a life-altering sort of experience, but too long to completely describe from scratch. I brought along a journal and filled many pages of it trying to describe my experiences. But any details you'd like to know...

I've never heard someone equate distrust with faith. I think I smell a tenuous attempt to lump me in with religious people. And yes you are correct, I question the legitimacy of all authority figures and power structures. I picked up this very sensible motto from a personal hero of mine, Mr...

I absolutely agree. I've never once said or implied that ALL scientists follow the line of thinking that I outlined (that was Rob's assumption). But I DID say that they were more subject to it than the average person, and so it is naive and idiotic to ignore this. Jesus friggin H Christ, if I...

Sorry if I'm being unclear. I'll try again in very simple terms: Humans have a world view. The world-view is composed of various opinions of how the world works. Humans don't want to change their world-view. It is a mechanism which supports their sense of security and self-worth...

Yes, that's what they tell us in school isn't it? It's funny how skeptical a person can be towards one particular type of institution, and at the same time an idealistic/credulous devotee of another. Individuals fight to preserve their world-view, and change it only after their resistance has...