I’m not CRAZY

There may actually be a scientific explanation for your sightings, although I also fully believe in paranormal sightings as well to be real because of personal experiences.

George Van Tassel tried to explain to his interviewer in 1964 that the Earth's magnetic field actually records everything that ever has happened on the entire planet, and that that information still exists. Just like magnetic tape on a Reel-to-Reel tape machine does.
In some places it can play back bits of history.
He starts talking about this about 04:40 seconds into vid

I'm not convinced that is what you witnessed though, I think you may have actually seen something paranormal.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: IAMTAT

Neat. That ravine would be cool to explore with instruments like EM field detectors.

Cheers

I wish I still owned the place...I would so do that now.
At night, I swore Bigfoot or something lived there.
I would be sitting in my screened in porch at night and hear the strangest almost human grunts coming from down there.
Banging a stick on a tree would often receive a response from the general area.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: JAGStorm

Cool old cottage.

I wonder if the vision you and your dad have is related to an ancestral memory...and image ingrained in only your family line's subconscious and triggered by the specific energy of that place and it's surroundings.

Very possible.
Our lines trace back to Ireland, and all the way back to Doggerland.

originally posted by: JAGStorm

originally posted by: IAMTAT
a reply to: JAGStorm

Cool old cottage.

I wonder if the vision you and your dad have is related to an ancestral memory...and image ingrained in only your family line's subconscious and triggered by the specific energy of that place and it's surroundings.

Very possible.
Our lines trace back to Ireland, and all the way back to Doggerland.

Old ancestral Irish family cottage, perhaps. Such a part of your family's history that it's image is part of your and your father's subconscious memories.

BTW...any chance you have any Neanderthal DNA (No insult)?

a reply to: IAMTAT

BTW...any chance you have any Neanderthal DNA (No insult)?

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: IAMTAT

BTW...any chance you have any Neanderthal DNA (No insult)?

There you go.
It is theorized that Neanderthals relied heavily on ancestral memory.

I would venture to guess your family line contains more than a fair share of psychics, intuitives...and possibly a few witches.

Nazis had UFOs, Schauberger had them, many others in Nazi Germ. made them. They had a time-machine too: Die Glocke.

These things are reported in non-conspirologist books, here is one: libgen.rs...

Nick Cook is a well-respected journalist. (Aviation, Jane's)

There are no little green men, there is no outer space, please show some self-respect.

a reply to: Sheshbazzar

Please show us the Nazi Bell, or even a Haunebu?

Tangible evidence and proof please and not just smoke and mirrors.

Now would be something of interest indeed.

Let me guess they keep them all at there secret Neuschwabenland base?

a reply to: andy06shake

Man you really would love reading this book: libgen.rs...

This one's is by an uncontroversial author, but there are other even more interesting books on these matters.

The ET agenda serves the same purpose as the "outer space" psychopathology: to keep the masses in false beliefs. To hold to falsities is like gravity, one sinks down the social ladder.

P.S.: For God's sake, keep clear from Wikipedia, its chief designs are to rewrite history, suggest wrong ideas, render easy things incomprehensible (Math, CS) etc.

a reply to: Sheshbazzar

Your link returns an error.

Yes ive read "The Hunt For Zero Point" next you should read SS Brotherhood of the Bell or the like.

Feel free to try and teach me how to suck eggs all the same.

There is no proof mate, which would be the ticket.

Link working now, might have been on my end.

a reply to: andy06shake

Proofs lacking? Have you really read the books you're mentioning? (DL them here: GEN.LIB.RUS.EC)
You've got a malevolent purpose methinks.

Believing in Orion originating Greys coming to render us a visit when in fact man knows how to make UFOs, is flatly irrational. It is blatantly La-La-Land ludicrous.

a reply to: Sheshbazzar

Shows it then.

Actual tangible proof.

Prove me wrong little bit? x

Ive read the texts there interesting but prove very little.

Zero point energy extraction from the void is a fools endeavour akin to a perpetual motion engine.

You see there are no valid theories that predict any way to extract the energy never mind a working device.

a reply to: andy06shake

Oh need tangible data? Here, by the Navy: patents.google.com...
Have you had a look on Schauberger's ideas? Search him on GEN.LIB.RUS.EC

There is no outer space, wake up.

a reply to: andy06shake

Fusing opposite charges, an atom's nucleus with its electronic cloud, "annihilates" it. This void simply cannot remain unfilled: suction.

Outer space should have disintegrated by suction all of the pretty balls hanging in it.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Can't wait to hear from you after you speak with your neighbors.

a reply to: JAGStorm

You are crazy!

Don’t let anyone talk you out of that!!



The whole world is not as solid as we think. Neither is “history” and the items that have passed (the bear family name is only the beginning. I am thinking that the past changing to a “new” past might be an attempt at communication with the “past”... hell, this is hard to talk about! )

If you ask if you are crazy, you are certainly not! The true crazy people just keep being with no care (unless another crazy person is near. Then it is a duel of The Force, the crazy force, like alpha dogs sussing each other out).

There is a classic thread here about a portal in Arizona. Even one of our greatest American authors went looking for one and was never seen again (somewhere in Mexico).

These places exist.

You are not crazy. You are perceptive!!

Parts of our mind are always telling you a story (narrative) to yourself (most of the details are removed). But when you expect the normal and get something else, then you either totally accept the narrative or be a skeptic (and face the woo).

I just think that is honesty!!

Thanks for sharing!!

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originally posted by: Night Star
a reply to: JAGStorm

Can't wait to hear from you after you speak with your neighbors.

They are super kind people. I know if I am really seeing things, the people that live in the original house
must have some experiences too. Their house has the original barn, old stone cottage and a few other buildings.
If I had to guess, I think what I might be seeing is the original temporary building when the settlers first came.
Often setters here built temp buildings until they could build a permanent one, such as the stone cottage my neighbors live in.

The weird thing in this area almost all the temporary building (some still standing around here) were all more of a log cabin type of building. The thing I'm seeing is totally not. It is a small quaint cottage. The roof gets me. It is not a geometric roof. More like a thatched roof, but not thatch.....

a reply to: JAGStorm

I was holding off any of my other comments waiting to see if anyone else brought it up or not.

Can you tell us about the geology in your area, do you have a lot of Iron in the ground, what about red clay, any Quartz or crystalized minerals? If I missed that and it's already been mentioned, then my apologies.

Johnny

originally posted by: JohnnyAnonymous
a reply to: JAGStorm

I was holding off any of my other comments waiting to see if anyone else brought it up or not.

Can you tell us about the geology in your area, do you have a lot of Iron in the ground, what about red clay, any Quartz or crystalized minerals? If I missed that and it's already been mentioned, then my apologies.

Johnny

I have a chart that I looked up and will post soon. Yes TONS of Iron and Magnesium. I’m not sure about clay or quartz.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I never knew that temporary houses were built. I love stone cottages! Oh, I have Irish ancestry too from my Dad's side of the family.