"Jellyfish" UFOs

Steve Hammons reports on jellyfish or octopus type UFOs, or "AAOs" (anomalous arial phenomena) here.

White Beam of LIght from UFO

Here's another sighting of a UFO ("boomerang" shaped) that emitted a white beam of light. In March, I commented on some reports of beams of light from UFOs on UFO Mystic.

AND, we have . . . more owls

My new Trickster's Realm column is now up at Tim Binnall's BoA, and it's about owls. As I commented in the previous post, I wrote this a week or so ago; in the meantime, today I had two owl moments:

On co-worker's desk: book, with title: "An Owl in the Family."

Later, with another co-worker looking through a box full of curriculum, the set had on the covers: owls.

Web Site: Women in UFOlogy

Thanks to the amazing Skylaire Alfvegren, I was made aware of a website that seems fairly new: Women in UFOlogy. I don't know who's behind it; it's still under construction, but there's an impressive list so far over there. I'm sure there'll be more to come. Check it out here.

Vintage U.F.O.: "The Washington Post Makes Fun of Military Officers" on A.D.

The A.D. site has an excellent article on the September 27 National Press Conference coverage by The Washington Post. Bryce Zabel writes about the Post's obvious contempt and ignorance of this issue.



Vintage U.F.O.: "The Washington Post Makes Fun of Military Officers" on A.D.

Owl Says: Not So Fast...

Just today, I was thinking that I haven't had any owl synchronicities since the last owl post. "Well, that owl episode is over," I said to myself this afternoon.

Then I receive an email from Tim Binnall, who sent me these images of an owls on his fence. He told me he took them today, and that it was the first time they've seen owls on the property.

Not so fast, Owl says! Oh, and my article for Tim, that should be available on his site Monday? About owls of course; I wrote it last week in September, and normally it would  have been up earlier, but Tim's been busy with many projects, so it was postponed. So today he emails me to tell me it'll be up Monday and he finds the owls on his property.

Seems they're listening, those owls...

The 'C' Influence: SP9 Disclosure: The Janus Face of The Personal Ve...

A lot to think about here, from Bruce Duensing on The C Influence blog.

The 'C' Influence: SP9 Disclosure: The Janus Face of The Personal Ve...: " Are you a gnostic or a universalist within Ufology? Or both? Is the aim of this UFO phenomenon to bridge the gap between these two schools ..."

Colin Andrews: News Flash: Thousands witness UFOs over Tucson, USA and China close air space - appeal for equipment

The esteemed Colin Andrews reports on some very interesting breaking news: triangle UFOs and the closing of air space in Arizona, and China. Also a bit of synchronicity, as Andrews reports.

Colin Andrews: News Flash: Thousands witness UFOs over Tucson, USA and China close air space - appeal for equipment

Tessa Dick Presents: It's a Philip K. Dick World!: PKD memorabilia for sale

Tessa Dick needs your help; if you can, please visit her blog and do what you can. Thank you!

Tessa Dick Presents: It's a Philip K. Dick World!: PKD memorabilia for sale

Great Gray Owl Find

In my post below, I said I was done with Owl. Apparently not . . . home from work this evening, checking the usual Fortean links, go over to Cryptomundo, where I find the following post: on new species/sub species, of the great gray owl. "Gray," reminds anyone of anything? The synchronicity-web machine isn't finished yet, for this gray owl discovery is in Yosemite, which is the location of my camping experience with the bear I wrote about here.

Stop Owls, Stop!

So much owl synchronicity, that I'm wondering if it's a symbiotic kind of thing: they notice me notice them and we both make them appear. I'm also a bit nervous; things are strange and wobbly right now in my personal life and I'm trying to stay positive and create the good energy dance, but sometimes it feels like I'm on a tightrope in the dark. Owls are ill omens in some cultures; in many Native American tribes, for example.

I just wrote up my Trickster's Realm column last night for Tim at Binnall of America about all this owl synchronicity. It should be up sometime this week, possibly today. And not five minutes before I started working on it, I had stopped playing my mindless Farmville game on Facebook, where I won a prize: an owl statue for my little pretend farm garden.

After the article was finished and sent off, I was finally getting around to reading the Sunday paper, and the detetive comic (for kids, but I read it, I read it all, lol) had an owl as the suspect in the "crime."

So I'm putting this out there: I'm tired of Owl, and I think we got the message, now I'm ready for something more positive.

Orange Orb Review: This Just In . . .

I started putting together this new blog of mine a week or so ago; I still don't have a review up yet but take a look, and keep watching! In the meantime, I did announce in my "This Just In" segment on Orange Orb Review Rich Dolan's new article on his site After Disclosure:

Orange Orb Review: This Just In . . .: "Richard Dolan's recent piece on his new blog After Disclosure. UFOs and Nuclear Technology: A Serious Issue. As Richard comments, 'if this ..."

And . . . more owls

Yes, more owls. Today in a room at work; the large bulletin board had . . . owls. Owl figures all over the place.

All this owl synchronicity -- in part, as I wrote earlier (see my owl posts below) it's messages, signals, signs, along the lines of "they're noticing you're noticing them" kind of thing. I put the intent out, as to conscious recall of orange-orb and related encounters, including missing time, and this is what happens. Throw in my affinity and relationship with animals, and we're off. But on a more mundane level, it's possible that owls are a new fashionable/trend/fad image in the culture stream; nothing esoteric, although, it is esoteric. The young person wearing a tee shirt with a giant owl on it is just wearing something they think is cool or looks good, but I doubt they're into esoteric-alien abduction-Illuminati symbolism.

But "they" know. Heh.

More Owls. . .

I 've been posting lately about owl synchronities and imagery in media. The other day I posted about another owl synchronicity: at work, someone came in wearing a large tee-shirt with a large cartoonish human figure that was part owl.  Mike Clelland commented that the post was "curiously cryptic," -- I didn't mean to be esoteric, just noting the weird owl synchronicities in my life lately. Of course, Mike has his own long term synchrocratic relationship with owls!

And so today found me in a room with a woman wearing large--- really large-- silver hoops, with some kind of figure inside the hoop. At first I thought they were some kind of flower, or leaf motif, but after awhile, I realized: yes, they were owls! Large silver colored owls, perched upon even larger hoops.

Colin Andrews: Colin Andrews Comments Upon People Who Make Crop Circles - In Particular the Recent Interview with Matthew Williams by The Polite Skeptic

Very important reminder from Colin Andrews about the crop circles made by artists, crop circles of unknown/non-human possibly origins, and the convert activities and manipulations surrounding the crop circle phenomena, its researchers, and so on. Colin Andrews: Colin Andrews Comments Upon People Who Make Crop Circles - In Particular the Recent Interview with Matthew Williams by The Polite Skeptic

As Andrews writes:

I have said in my presentations for over a decade now that people that make crop circles are an essential part of the education process when studying the entire mystery. I admit I was a long time coming to that place myself, 16 years in fact .

I didn't want to hear that either, --- ever. But because of my deep regard for Colin Andrews, I listened. I was fortunate enough to be at the McMinnville UFO Fest last May, where he was the main presenter, and he explained his admittedly controversial views. The idea that crop circle phenomena only gets a lot weirder and complex and profound with this added data of human made crop circles and the effects of such. And it shouldn't be (though it is) misused as a "See? Even Colin Andrews says most of crop circles are made by humans." We don't get off that easy.