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I've read that HP's father may have been associated with or influence by the Theosophists, and a woman that HP knew was formerly in the circle of Aleister Crowley. I would imagine that either of these could be true, or merely the faint connections drummed up by enthusiastic would-be Lovecraft...

This would be interesting, but if you want to have him on just to fry him then there's no point. He's been roasted all over. I would actually be more interested in hearing him make a case why he should be listened too. Frankly, I'm bored with the UFO crowd cutting each other down. Even the...

I'm experienced with meditation and self-hypnosis, but I've never had that happen. Very interesting indeed. I wonder if the experience could be replicated.

Earth bases seem reasonable to me. If they live in diminsional offsets, as has been suggested, they could be all over the place and we wouldn't know better, and couldn't, because we have no diminsional piercing technology. Deep underground, and under the ocean, also seems reasonable...

I have no problem with your Biblical take on this. Many people have come to similar conclusions, but they frame the argument in scientific or esoteric terms. Zacharia Sitchen has his take on this, for example, where he uses Sumerian myth combined with science. To certain degree, I think all...

Thanks, Ally! No worries, Irishseekers. What you saw sounds pretty outstanding.

Well, you pretty much read my question all wrong. I'm an experiencer myself of many weird phenomena, so I have no reason to call you a liar. Indeed, my question was pretty simple: Was it the Northern Lights you saw? The way you described it it sounds that way. If you are well used to...

Had you seen the Northern Lights before that, or since then? They can be pretty intense and pretty cool to look at.

True. When I ran through the possibilities (Follies, Garden shack, etc.), I can imagine that someone in the group of soldiers would have recognized the mini house as such. I don't have any doubt that bengimina percieved exactly what he said he percieved, but perception is such a weird thing...

When I was in England, I saw several toy castles made in Victorian times, and they called the 'follies.' They were still big enough to walk into, though, and they were mean to add a medieval air to gardens. This miniature house is clearly something different. The first thing I thought was...

Even though I've witnessed unusual nighttime lights moving around, I have had a very, very difficult time coming out and telling anyone that I "believe" or "know" that ufos could be alien space craft. Shit, I can't even write it! All the evidence, all the mythology and hearsay, all the...

I thought his comments on his favorite charity were false as well. It's a charity that's not set up yet, so it has no website and you can't contact it. Maybe I'm wrong here, because he seemed passionate about this charity, and well spoken on what it was for. We can pretty much assume he is...

The point is, this guy didn't really burn any evidence, because there never was any evidence. He made it up as part of his story. I've read a lot of novels with this framing technique--an open-minded person is delivered an incredible tale, and it seems fantastic, but he has to publish because...

Airplanes taking off? I'm not seeing it, at least at 72 dpi.

Nice guy or not, this fellow came across as a raconteur. Who doesn't know you can publish under a pseudonym? Who thinks that the lack of original documents would shield you from people who want to shut you down? Who gives to a charaty that apparantly doesn't exist yet--unless of course the...

I enjoyed Vallee's appearance on Binnall, and thought it was a good interview. I still think the interview I heard with him on Paracast was the most illuminating.

Same here, as Mike and discussed in an earlier thread. I'm 43, an illustrator, and suffer from depression regurally, and have been treated for it since I was 24. There does seem to be a pattern.

That's excellent! The fact that they are synchronized in standing and backlighted makes this seem even more eerie!

Jeff Ritzman has a gained time experience he's covered on one of the Paracasts, and Dave Biedny does too, both involving driving someplace and showing up mysteriously early. I've never had anything like this happen, but there's a scene like this in the Mothman Prophesies movie.

I keep coming back to wondering what Corso would have to gain from making up this story. He already had a life of distinguished service, with lots of stuff that was provable that would make up an interesting biography. So, if he made up the alien technology stuff from whole cloth, what did...