Wyso And The Other Creepy Kids on Gerard Street
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Sparkers
Better Dig 2
Human corpses of all ages — children, youth, adults, the elderly — were found inside and outside the houses of Kuélap. Archaeologists believe, because these bodies were not buried according to funerary rituals, a massacre occurred in Kuélap. Anthropologist Alfredo Narváez said it was not the work of the Incas or the Spaniards. He drew […]
The Ghost Dance Religion
The Red Man’s Ghost Dance Religion scared the hell out of white men. So much so, the White Man did everything in his power to squelch the American Indian practice of this religion. Why did white men fear it so much? White men had taken the American Indian’s land, their power, their buffalo, and destroyed […]
Walk-Ins and Extraterrestrials. 5 Ways They’re Different.
Among recent summer blog posts, we have explored the realm of Walk-Ins. Since little has developed concerning the topic over the past three decades, I re-read Ruth Montgomery’s 1979 book, Strangers Among Us. She was a pioneer in the research aimed at discovering more about Walk-Ins. Montgomery credits her writing with what she calls her […]
Do You Host a Walk-In?
Where did summer go? Or winter—for my Aussie cousins? As I stare out my office window, my Aspen dances her signature solo as she changes from green to shades of gold. It won’t be long before mountain chickadees perch on her naked branches hunting for the seeds I scatter. They pluck sunflower hearts and nyjer from snowy graves and sing their name into […]
Are Walk-Ins Possible? Mitochondria vs Reincarnation
I’ve been interested in the concept of Walk-Ins and have researched the topic since the 1990s. I’ve provided an introduction to Walk-Ins in my July 10, 2016 blog post. I didn’t take the concept seriously until the late 1990s when I woke one morning—after a spiritual journey conducted by my shamanic friend—and felt differently. My friend, […]