Showing posts with label esoteric. Show all posts
Showing posts with label esoteric. Show all posts

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Wake Up Now! UFO/Paranormal Conference 2012

Lyn Buchanan, Nick Redfern, Adam Gorightly and many others!  Details here.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Angel Fire 2009 Paranormal Symposium



If you are anywhere in northern NM, Sept 11 – 13, this sounds like a great event! Speakers include Greg Bishop, Nick Redfern, Norio Hayakawa, Dennis Balthaser and many more. Find out all about it here.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Adam Gorightly In The Land of Enchantment

At first glance, New Mexico seems nothing more than a second sister to the Longhorn State, as big oil rules in the southern reaches of The Land of Enchantment where many of the towns one encounters along the way resemble greatly those rural landscapes stretching for hundreds of miles across the plains of Texas and Oklahoma.

However, New Mexico is rich not only in oil, but arcane lore, with its fabled history of crashed saucers, atomic bomb blast sites and, some would suggest, Freemasonic conspiracies. According to the late gonzo conspiracy researcher, James Shelby Downard, Freemasonry has long practiced a system known as mystical toponomy, which pertains to the magic and mystery of words. To quote Downard: “Mystical toponomy incorporates word wizardry (onomatology) and the modern science of symbolism.” These three alchemical elements imbue a locale with sorcerous significance -- Downard contended -- connecting ancient ley lines in conjunction with latitude and longitude, and the divisions of degrees in geography (minutes and seconds).

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'Adam Gorightly's 'Adam Gorightly In The Land of Enchantment.' 06/2009 Guest Editorial.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Lost Souls: Ghosts of the Old West

“Lost Souls” is a paranormal venture featuring Chris Fleming and the Southwest Ghost Hunters’ Association that has yet to air. I’ve searched high and low for a projected release date for this project (the pilot was filmed in 2006), but cannot locate any details. According to Chris’ bio page at Unknown Magazine, “Lost Souls” is on hiatus for the time being.

I’m looking forward to seeing a paranormal series focusing on locations in my part of the country, not to mention one that uses a combination of techniques (including psychic impressions backed up scientifically) to respectfully investigate ghostly phenomena. I’m so tired of seeing paranormal investigators utilize disrespectful tactics of provoking spirits and souls, but I’ll save that rant for another post.


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Lost Souls: Ghosts of the Old West | Season of Shadows Blog

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Giving context to the paranormal

If you've seen ghosts, apparitions or UFOs, Ph.D. candidate Bill Dewan wants to know about it.

Dewan is surveying UNM students about their experiences with the paranormal in an attempt to understand the cultural context behind such experiences.

"Different people conceptualize the supernatural or the abnormal or the paranormal differently - individually, culturally, historically," he said. "I'm just trying to determine how people conceptualize these things, and - for those that believe they've had paranormal experiences - how they make sense of them and what kind of meanings they derive from those experiences."

Dewan said it can be difficult to label a paranormal experience, because supernatural occurrences are subject to interpretation.

"For a lot of people, most experiences are hard to quantify," he said. "A good example is asking someone if they had a paranormal experience, and they reply, 'I felt like I was one with God,' and while I'm not saying that that experience is not real, it's hard for me to รข€¦ judge it along paranormal and supernatural terms."

more --
Giving context to the paranormal - News

Saturday, February 21, 2009

DULCE, NEW MEXICO SCHOOL BUILDING POINTS TO A MYSTERY SPOT??

I guess I forgot to post this. I found it saved as draft from weeks ago. Whoops!

by Norio Hayakawa
January 5, 2009

A curiously (and perhaps, occultically) designed school building in Dulce, New Mexico may be pointing to a mystery spot high atop a snow-capped unnamed peak exactly 18 miles NE of this sleepy little town.
If one were to draw a vector from what appears to be an "arrow" (as seen from the sky) which is located in the circular driveway of this unique school building, it will arrive at a strange, curvalinear parallelogram etched near the top of an unnamed snow-capped peak exactly 18 miles NE of Dulce.
If you zoom in, you will know what I mean:

http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=36.912689,-106.96486&z=15&t=h&hl=en

What is interesting about this school building is its curious orientation and its possible aerial symbolism. It may be an apparent aerial directional signpost, according to a Los Alamos scientist who first informed me recently of these fascinating areas. He pointed to me that between the "arrow" and the corner building, there seems to be an "image" of a monolith found in the Tiahuanaco Ruins in Bolivia.
Anyway, if one were to draw a vector from the "arrow" in the circular driveway, it will lead to a parallelogram located near the top of a snow-capped unnamed peak exactly 18 miles away. Once again, if you zoom in, you will know what I mean:

http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=37.089039,-106.72601&z=14&t=h&hl=en

Is this an interdimensional "portal" of some kind? It is located in an area with high frequency of sightings of strange lights for many years.

Norio Hayakawa
http://www.aztecufo.com/home.html

These and more interesting items concerning the town of Dulce, New Mexico will be discussed in the upcoming:

unusual conference in Dulce, New Mexico on March 29, 2009
http://www.ufodigest.com/news/1208/hayakawa.html


For more information on the Dulce conference, please e-mail me at
noriohayakawa@rocketmail.com

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

New Mexico LOWFI


My new New Mexico blog for LOWFI can be found here.

Likely all my NM fortean writings will be posted there from now on. This blog will still have fortean news and my babbling about other NM topics.

Hopefully, LOWFI will inspire me to write more about NM fortean subjects, as I have been rather lazy about it since shortly after I first started this blog.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Fortune tellers hear of financial misfortunes


During this economic slump, local fortune tellers say people have been taking their financial question to them.

Psychics in Albuquerque—and across the country—have seen a huge increase in clients asking financial questions, like whether or not they'll get laid off.

Albuquerque psychic Ana Anaya said this November and December have been the busiest months in the 35 years she's been telling fortunes.

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KOB.com - Fortune tellers hear of financial misfortunes

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Third International Sound Healing Conference

Motivational Humorist Greg Tamblyn will be the Musical Emcee and Conference Weaver for the Third International Sound Healing Conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico USA, November 14-18, 2008.

Greg will be providing a fun, amusing, and often hilarious start to each day's events. Greg integrates music into sound healing in a unique way: by using it to promote bouts of unrestrained laughter. Greg's songs, stories, and insights have a direct relationship to what is being learned and experienced. And most often the relationship is funny!

For a sampling of Greg before the conference starts, here are some links:

To listen:

http://gregtamblyn.com/listen.html

To watch:

http://gregtamblyn.com/videos.html

and

http://www.gregtamblyn.com/ComedyKeynoteConcerts/video.html