Electromagnetism, UFOs, and the Weaponization of Alien Technology

chunder

In this context I believe it refers simply to the components of the experiment to recreate the Hutchinson effect. An alternative word to have used may have been circuit.

Absolutely, I think that is precisely the meaning Alexander intended. However, it is still helpful to plumb the layers.

Throughout recorded time, and the whole world over, there is a small slice of the community who display certain traits: precog, a way with plants or animals, a knack for healing. They are prone to telepathy, out of body experiences, and the non-physical manipulation of their physical environment. They inherit these traits (and often the associated profession) through the family line.

And, more often than not, they serve as an intermediary between the community and the spirit-world.

Knowing what we now know about EM, the subtle body, and the new toys (the effects of which look identical in many respects to what their human counterparts are reputed to produce); it is not unreasonable to conjecture that those abilities hinge on electromagnetism somehow.

If I'm starting to sound like Anton Mesmer, I hope you'll forgive me: it gets worse.

Another universal pattern one sees with this type of human is a period of transformative madness. They lose their minds in a controlled, or pre-patterned fashion, and come out the other side renewed as a shiny new shaman.

Gender fluidity is yet another universal pattern. Often, the shaman will take on the characteristics and lifestyle of the opposite sex, with the full blessing and support of the community.

They serve their fellows, are valued and useful, an integral part of a larger system.

What if the transformative process were unguided, the abilities of the type unrecognized or demonized? What would this type of human look like if dislocated from their function, their madness left to encyst, their contact with the other world involuntary and unwelcome?

Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Hutchison Effect:

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The XVis Project appears to be concerned with Field Conciousness, i guess if you have the hardware capacity to influence that you can create the odd UFO incident if that's what turns you on...

"The essence of the electromagnetic field theory of consciousness is that conscious perceptions – and also conscious sensations or qualia, inasmuch as they can be said to have independent existence – are identical with certain brain-generated spatiotemporal electromagnetic patterns."


"the electromagnetic field theory of consciousness predicts that in principle, consciousness could be generated using hardware instead of wetware. This single prediction not only renders the electromagnetic field theory testable where the neural identity theory is not – it also opens wondrous vistas with respect to possible future technologies."

The fact that the results found here derive only from a succesful treatement of kinematical, operator product, divergences, gives them a certain robustness. To the extent that the results here stand as predictions of quantum general relativity, they are also predictions of quantum supergravity, or any of the large number of modifications of general relativity such as those that involve dilaton fields or higher derivative terms.

XVis Project


But really they're all just a bunch of dabblers in for a surprise...




Then, when she reacheth the Seven Mysteries, servitors of the Seven go forth towards her. They come and surround her and question her and say to her, "O soul, whence comest thou and whither goest thou ?''

I say to them, "I come from the Body, the name of which is the Earth and I am going towards the Good Consumination ". They say to me, "Whose servant art thou and whose envoy art thou called ?'' I say to them, "I am the servitor of the Beloved Consummation, and the envoy of the vast Ether"

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I'm on the hop, just having a quick read with my cuppa, but I had to respond to your post...quite brilliantly and beautifully put, however, if you will permit me one iddy biddy little quibble, from all that I have read on the subject, inheritance is not exclusively a factor. From the collected work, Shamans through Time, Waldemar Borgoras writing of the Siberian tradition in 1904, Roland Dixon in 1908 of the Ameri-Indian tradition, Verrier Elwin's study of the Saora of India (1955) and Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff (1975) of the Columbians, all report that while sometimes the Shaman ascends from a familial line, more often, it is a trait/quality that is recognised by those around them around the time of puberty and is not inherited. I hate to detract from what you wrote, because truly, it was a nail firmly banged, and I loved what you had to say, but if it was a quality that was inherited, which all the above report it occasionally is, it would be more likely to be nurtured, instead, those that possess it are left suspended and isolated, often deeply misunderstood by family...which is why I thought it worth mentioning.

I hope you will forgive me my niggles at what is an excellent post

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Not at all, it happens to be a point I would be delighted to be wrong about.

2nd

reply to post by tetra50


Yeah, Uranium. Mostly abandoned mines in the area. Uranium mines are common across the western US, but the area surrounding Skinwalker is home to 15 or so mines, mostly abandoned. Uranium in its heavy state underground produces alpha type radiation particles which are mostly harmless unless ingested, but the areas around abandoned mines can be dangerous as the uranium is powderized in the extraction process.

It is interesting that some 2,000 acres of land were purchased in an area known to, back in the day, produce millions of pounds of uranium each year... billionaires get that way for a reason...

Also, Skinwalker is in the Northeast part of Utah.

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This is by far the most lengthy and reliable source I have found concerning
Hutchison, and John Alexander, I reccomend reading the entire write up.

John Hutchison
By Tim Ventura, September 11th, 2005

Col. John Alexander: Controlled the 1980’s INSCOM investigation of Hutchison’s research
Still sitting quietly on the carpet, camera in hand, my question about psychic-effects had been one of the first I’d asked. The reason was simple: it’s the primary reason that the scientific community hasn’t put more time and energy into studying the Hutchison-Effect. John’s response was completely correct – from the aerospace, defense, and military officials that I’ve talked to, every single one of them is absolutely enthralled with his results, but ultimately skeptical about understanding an effect that for them has been categorized as “psychic”.

The team originally responsible for categorizing Hutchison’s effects as psychic was led by Col John Alexander of the US Army’s Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM). The team was comprised of two groups – the first group being Pharos Technologies, a company dedicated to promoting the Hutchison Effect consisting of Hutchison, Hathaway, and a South African gentleman named Pezzaros. The rest of the investigatory team consisted of Col Alexander, two scientists from Los Alamos National Labs, a rep from the Office of Naval Research, and an Army R&D specialist. They conducted an exhaustive 4-month study of Hutchison’s effects, and eventually reached the conclusion that it was very real, not a hoax, and apparently also not able to be duplicated by anyone other than Hutchison himself – leading to the speculative conclusion that Hutchison was psychic.

www.americanantigravity.com...

The author who holds an opinion of John's lab being a hoax, seems to reject the idea
that John is psychic, yet goes on to claim the validity of the Hutchison Effect...
has also interviewed Alexander:

’m bothered by the “psychic” characterization for a number of reasons, so I’ll list off a few that have put me in the opposite camp. Firstly, when I conducted an audio interview with retired Col. John Alexander in 2004, I specifically asked him about the Hutchison-Effect. His response wasn’t an enthusiastic “it’s definitely psychic” – in fact, when I asked him about it on-air, he responded with a despondent sigh and slowly added, “well…it must be psychic.” That in itself was an indicator to me – a real ‘tell’ – that Alexander didn’t seem completely confident in the analysis that this was an irreproducible effect that required Hutchison to operate. He seemed to buy into this analysis as an act of desperation – and the note of dejected failure in his voice at having to accept this analysis was the real first indicator that he didn’t want it to be psychic, but he had to support the existing party line.

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Thanks for that link. This looks like an interesting piece on Hutchison.

This thread just keeps getting better and better! Jacques Vallee, J. Allen Hynek, Robert Anton Wilson, Manly Palmer Hall, etc....and now shamanism gets thrown in with it all...which is great as I believe it belongs to this discussion. Eidolon23 and Kilgore Trout, great posts. I do not think this has been linked here yet but I think this will be very interesting to all here: Manly Palmer Hall "The Case of the Flying Saucers" I had no idea that Vallee had met and conversed with Hall...to be a fly on the wall in that library! I have to quote this part from that link here...but please read it all on that link!

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That some of them are comparatively small might indicate they are involved in a new principle, either of motion or focus of energy of some kind. That they have practical utility is certain or else they would not be developed as a military project. These things have to pass very extreme groups of critics, scientists and research men before the army or navy would adopt them, and their utility must be demonstrated, or else a good probability of it, before the project begins. The project seems to have been running for several years, but is gradually emerging. The public mind does not seem to be unnecessarily anxious, and from everything indicated, the secret will soon be out.

But up to that time it is a very good example for those persons who wish to be thoughtful to assume the attributes, attitudes and policies of mature thinking, and show how intelligent human beings can approach the unknown, and also give those of a less stable and substantial type of mind an opportunity to control their own thinking and escape from a tendency toward the fantastic. If we approach these things reasonably we shall generally be right; whereas, if we approach them too dramatically we shall be wrong.

The device in all probability is some highly specialized scientific structure intended to advance research. The device itself may not be the project, but some means of testing for something else, but whether it is a means to an end, or is the end itself, it is almost certainly humanly guided, humanly devised, and is being advanced in the unfoldment of necessary research into the great and powerful potentials of the planet. Beyond that I think we shall simply have to wait until Uncle Sam decides to talk, and anyone who talks before that would be doing every one concerned a great unkindness.

I have been pretty curious about brain waves for a long time, and the benefits and effects it has on the body. Like children for example, have higher alpha-theta brain waves at a certain age. Which probably has much to do with their learning speed and cognitive development.

Are brain waves from gamma-delta capable of having different effect on the body, then just effecting mental state. Like meditation in practicality, is pretty much putting your body to sleep, while the mind makes it self stay awake without sleeping, but the brain goes into sleep patterns.

Binurals are good and can give a general experience, but only for a limited while, as they don't give proper foundation in away. Also the side effect of each individual beat can have a multitude of effects. Some will be far better then others, but the best ones are just sounds of nature from my opinion.

In my overall experience, the best state of minds, are the one that can ignore it, and just go with the flow with the ego.

reply to post by Eidolon23


Peter Levenda in his trilogy of books "Sinister Forces" talks in great depth about shamanism and just about everything we are talking about here in this thread....go to about 12 minutes in this first vid and he starts discussing shamanism:

reply to post by Specimen


DISCLAIMER - Please proceed with caution. If you are interested in artificially changing your brainwave patterns, please read up on the process first. Willy-nilly playing with these things can and DOES lead to adverse side effects. Nose bleeds, confusion, lethargy, etc. These effects can be long lasting.

Here is a good place to learn about the different brainwave states. The site has a generator you can use to achieve the states quickly.

I played around with it awhile back and it is some powerful stuff. Best to use headphones.

www.bwgen.com...

I thought the stuff about McMoneagal's RV sessions were very interesting. Namely how his body seemed to reverse polarity while in session.

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Thanks, I will look into that site later on in the day.

The best binurals I tried were that of Brain Evolution System(B.E.S), and it had some awesomely refreshing sounds. It only had six different beats, but they were quite effective.

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You may enjoy the bwg site. They allow you to program your own.

chunder
I think too much is being read into his use of the word system.

In this context I believe it refers simply to the components of the experiment to recreate the Hutchinson effect. An alternative word to have used may have been circuit.

In other words he is asking whether the effects produced require Hutchinson himself to be involved, not because of any fraudulent behavior, but that he deliberately / inadvertently affected the results through some psychic (EM / poltergeist type) effect.

Basically he is asking Hutchinson himself whether he thinks he is the catalyst in the experiment - is he part of the system (circuit) that produces the EM effects observed.

Yeah, I have to agree, too, that that sounds like a direct hit. Thank you, chunder. Nice one, sir.

* Insert Missing Thumbs Up Emoticon Here x 3*

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There...much better.

reply to post by The GUT


Finally made it to this thread, Ole Buddy.

A masterful work, for sure.

Is there a post in its massiveness wherein you state your current summary perspective on it all?

Much respect and applause for your hard and important work.

THX THX.

I too agree that Alexander was asking Hutchison if he was a part of the process that creates the effect (can't believe I missed that before, duh), but therein lies the rub, IMO.

If people determine that the phenomena is legit, but it requires Hutchison himself to produce the results, the implications are staggering. What else COULD it be other than psychic/poltergeist phenomena?

It appears that Hutchison carries with him some ability that leads to these things happening. That ability is, no doubt, enhanced by his gadgets. EM fields.

So, in a sense, yes, he is tapped into the source.

He is an interesting man. Another one that would be great to chat with.

reply to post by JayinAR


Will do. Reiki from youtube music was big help to me, as it just help one mind ignore the little of what happening around, and are way more brain friendly compared to binurals, as it just music, with out those hertz(or the humming in the background of most). And will also help with the actual meditation practice, and can help focus.

They are more for those who have spiritual ears if a term were to be applied. Like this one in the link, I just find it heart warming.



Would you believe I listen to old school hip-hop and rock.

reply to post by nitro67


I NEED to get to some other priorities but I'm curious. . . . does your source

discuss that Shaman (plural) have for centuries in various Native American tribes

literally sacrificed their children at the ET/fallen angel critter's behest

IN EXCHANGE FOR POWERFUL KNOWLEDGE, INCANTATIONS ETC?

Such doings are well known but rarely admitted among the Native American tribes I'm close to.

JayinAR
Here is a good place to learn about the different brainwave states. The site has a generator you can use to achieve the states quickly.

WOAH, big daddy, don't you think you should give some kind of warning or disclaimer before posting stuff like that?

Seriously, y'all, if you've never tried the whole binaural beat thing and aren't familiar with it you should study the literature pro and con.

While it is generally pitched as safe by it's proponents, it does have adverse affects on some folk. Proponents usually say the dangers only refer to folk with some form of mental illness/instability or are prone to seizures, but there are also reports out there of experienced meditators who suffered some of the rather scary "kundalini" adverse effects---if you're familiar with that, you know it's not to be taken lightly and can put one in a world of hurt both physically and emotionally for long months and sometimes years.

I'm personally of the mind that if I need to "get there" I don't need electronica to do it. Naturally...er...that's a bit different imo.

Anyways, all I'm saying, is READ before jumping into anything some Joe on the internet suggests. No offense, Jay, I said Joe!

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You're absolutely right. I edited the post. Apologies, all.