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Supernatural Conspiracy

by Eugenia Macer-Story Amazingly, a bit of casual map dowsing first made the solid connection for me between UFO "spirit light" phenomena and what appears to be an ancient form...

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T. Lobsang Rampa and The Extraterrestrial Connection

by Karen Mutton Like many writers of the 1950s, such as George Adamski and George Hunt Williamson, T. Lobsang Rampa described benevolent extraterrestrials that had come to warn humanity about...

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Awareness and Perception vs. Status of Individual “Realities”

by Ingo Swann Individual "realities" are easy enough to perceive on their surfaces, so to speak, generally because most people will tell you what they are. But otherwise those "realities"...

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The Case For UFOs: Interview With Brad Steiger

by David Graham Brad, you've been researching and writing about UFOs for several years now, and while your books and articles have remained pretty much at the objective level, I'm...

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100 Years Ago — Did Crowley Usher In The Modern UFO Wave With An Inter-Dimensional Portal?

by Andrew Arnett (https://andrewarnett.me) If UFOs exist [52% of Americans believe aliens exist] then, it is reasonable to ask, ‘Where do they come from?’ Most commonly, and for obvious reasons,...

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Mr. Strange’s Improbable Travel Destinations: Tekal – The Mystery of Flowers Given to Lakshmi

By Mr. Strange The old religious chants praise this goddess as the bestower of wealth, knowledge, and family happiness. Those who meditate upon goddess Lakshmi claim to have felt a...

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Mr. Strange’s Improbable Travel Destinations: Mary King’s Close in Edinburg

By Mr. Strange & Anastasiia Shkuro [caption id="attachment_1130795" align="alignright" width="200"] The doorway into Mr Chesney’s house. Mr Chesney was the last resident to live on Mary King’s Close and was forced...

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The PARANOIA Cryptid Files: The Tsuchinoko

by Mr. Strange The Tsuchinoko is a snake cryptid with its origins in Japan. The cryptid occasionally goes by other names like Tsuchi-Hebi in Osaka, and Bach-Hebi in Northern Honsho....

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Night Mutilators of the Southwest

by Ray Nelson Originally published UFO Report November 1978 Cattle mutilations are the most baffling mystery in the United States today, an incredibly strange puzzle where the pieces don't go...

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Atlantean Musings

by Hercules Invictus Caught up in our daily schedules and familiar routines, we often fail to appreciate that we are living in wondrous times and that our technology gives us...

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Devil’s Sea: FLYING SAUCER DEATH TRAP

by Otto O. Binder Originally published SAGA's UFO Special Volume II Just like the Bermuda Triangle In the Caribbean, there is a huge, treacherous stretch in the Pacific (from a...

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The PARANOIA Cryptid Files: The Mongolian Death Worm

By Mr. Strange The Mongolian Death Worm is one of the more mysterious, yet popular Asian cryptids. This makes it something of a pardoxical creature. Because it is said to...

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What Do You Say to a Man from Outer Space?

By Peter Guttilla Originally Published in SAGA UFO Report Summer 1974 In late January 1972, 16-year-old John Yeries, his brother James, and two small friends, Darrell Rich and Robbie Cross,...

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Mysterious “Monuments” on the Moon

by IVAN T. SANDERSON Report from ARGOSY's Science Editor Argosy Magazine, August, 1970 Volume 371, Number 2   MANY PHENOMENA OBSERVED ON THE LUNAR SURFACE APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN DEVISED...

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Tulpamancers: How the Spiritual Practices of Buddhist Monks Became a Play of Children

by Anastasiia Shkuro It is widely believed this story has started from the social media. A couple of years ago the teenagers found themselves involved into creation of alternative multiple...

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The PARANOIA Cryptid Files – The Sigbin

by Mr. Strange The tropical paradise of the Phillippines is home to many fantastic creatures of myth and legend. In a country that is blessed with natural wonders and a...

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