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Disneyland’s secret technology?

I’m intrigued by the notion that Stanford Research Institute members were engaged in the design of Disneyland to harness secret technologies. An upcoming book by Walter Bosley will supposedly cover this in detail. But a recent post over on Disinfo covers some of the claims:

the mystical experience of Carl Jung

I’m looking forward to the latest book from Gary Lachman on the mystical works of Carl Jung. But while it is on its way via Amazon.ca, I’ve been enjoying his recent article for Fortean Times which begins by detailing a seminal mystical experience in Jung’s life, On 11 February 1944, the 68-year-old Carl Gustav Jung [...]

much more than we know happening on the Gulf Coast

Documentary filmmaker James Fox recently tried to get some footage of the oil slick as it impacts the Gulf Coast beaches and found some interesting stories from the locals. James reports that people there are scared, being arrested and that there are evacuation vehicles on-site preparing for mass forced migrations. Of course, those migrations will [...]

the aliens we’ve been looking for might just be inside us

Graham Hancock is the king of speculation. His books will either convince you there’s a lot more to human history or make you scoff at his possibly outlandish ideas. Regardless, it is damn entertaining. One of the first books I ever bought was his Fingerprints of the Gods (1996) which discussed how anomalies associated with [...]

let’s talk about orbs

The mystery of the orbs is an interesting one. Some speculate that we are living with a sentient life-form we aren’t aware of, others may say that human consciousness has been harboring a psychological symbiote which we’re only now learning about. Others will tell you that its all pranksters modifying video. And the most likely [...]

human energy energy generation

Why am I researching solar panels when we can just use humans? This Georgian man can use his highly anomalous electric field to illuminate handheld fluorescent lamps. The best part: “I’ve been sitting here forever trying to light this lamp… and obviously failing miserably” The expert at the end is clearly believable because an organic [...]

excited about the Montauk Chronicles

MONTAUK CHRONICLES A FILM BY CHRISTOPHER P. GARETANO It has been referred to as “Area 51 east.” Montauk is a remote U.S. town located on the very eastern tip of Long Island, New York. High on a hill above the rocky waters of the Atlantic Ocean looms a giant rusted radar tower. It’s a ghost [...]

the legend and achievement of the Codex Gigas

Sometimes a member of our species accomplishes something so amazing it defies comprehension. The Codex Gigas is one of those cases. A 165 pound, three foot tall Bible which which includes additional books and tracts along with numerous complex drawings and the image of a demonic looking figure. The manuscript includes illuminations in red, blue, [...]

the spiritual experiences of Blaise Pascal

I’m always interested in the spiritual experiences of thinkers past. Many of the people who founded the very basis of Western society, received their inspiration from supposed, “spiritual beings”. Blaise Pascal provides another example. Pascal is best known for scientific contributions like the principle of hydrostatics, known as Pascal’s Law. In math, Pascal helped develop [...]

photo of a time traveler in 1940s British Columbia?

The photo below from the virtual Bralorne Pioneer Museum in BC has an interesting anomaly. Sunglasses and a printed t-shirt in 1940? What is that device he’s holding? Why would he visit the re-opening of the South Fork Bridge? You can look through the collection of photos and see for yourself. He could just be [...]

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