Mysterious Universe

The mind is perhaps the most wonderful, mysterious element to our human existence. Like a disembodied cosmic centrifuge, its workings dictate not only our actions, attitudes, and interaction with others, spreading our intentions and ideas throughout the world around us, but also functions a great deal in terms of shaping our very reality on an individual basis.

From within its many mysterious alcoves, subtle hints at even greater hidden powers that may exist within the mind have can be glimpsed as well. For centuries, psychics and mentalists have claimed to be able to access some of these clandestine abilities; a few individuals even claim to be able close their eyes, focus on a particular event or occurrence in their lives, and manifest aspects of it physically.

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On this Plus+ episode we discover Elvis Tulpas, uncover some disturbing 1988 humanoid encounters and attempt to track down Hans Fuger’s saviour. 

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Back in late 2010, probably the most controversial book I have ever written was published: Final Events and the Secret Government Group on Demonic UFOs and the Afterlife. The book told the story of an officially-funded think-tank – the Collins Elite – that concluded rather than coming from outer space, UFOs are – literally – the deceitful and deceptive tools of Satan. Controversial? Of course! 

But perhaps the most controversial aspect of the book was that which suggested certain elements of officialdom have contemplated using religious charades – possibly even in the form of elaborate, aerial holograms – to influence the mindset and religious-based belief-systems of the populace.

This is made all the more interesting by the fact that in the wake of the publication of Final Events I secured a copy of an April 14, 1950 RAND publication titled The Exploitation of Superstitions for Purposes of Psychological Warfare, written by Jean M. Hungerford, for the attention of the U.S. Air Force. The 37-page document is an extremely interesting one and delves into some highly unusual areas – one of which may have a bearing upon the data contained in Final Events.

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What sounds like a saucy, cinematic romp that would likely have played in some dingy theater on New York’s 42nd Street in the 1970s, is actually one of the strangest and most fascinating events in the long history of UFO research. The event in question, which would soon become a full blown phenomenon, began in the wee hours of New Year’s Day, 1970, and involved a group of Canadian nurses who would bear witness to a peculiar craft and a pair of bizarre beings that would forever alter the course of their lives.

At 11:59 pm. on New Year’s Eve, 1969, while the rest of British Columbia was engaged in celebrating the arrival of the new decade with hugs and kisses and copious amounts of champagne, a night shift nurse by the name of Doreen Kendall was punching in at Cowichan District Hospital on Vancouver Island for the midnight to eight swing.

There can be little doubt that following her tedious 26-mile commute from her home in Nanaimo, that she regretted having to miss all the festivities, but as she shucked her coat and resigned herself to the performance of her duties, Kendall had no way of knowing just how much excitement was in store for her and her co-workers occupying the second floor of the CDH’s East Wing.

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Thanks to recent statistics, which say that close to half of all Americans believe extraterrestrial visitation of Earth is underway, calls for disclosure have become a hot topic yet again. Add to this the fact that close to 80% of those believers in the extraterrestrial equation also feel the United States government is hiding the truth about UFOs, and you’ve got yourself a real bee’s nest.

Thus, exopolitical activist Stephen Basset, a longtime advocate for government UFO disclosure and head of an organization known as the Paradigm Research Group, has issued a petition calling for President Barack Obama’s Administration to release secret information on UFO activity, and possible visitation to Earth by aliens from outer space. The petition reads, “We, the undersigned, strongly urge the President of the United States to formally acknowledge an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race and immediately release into the public domain all files from all agencies and military services relevant to this phenomenon.”

In all likelihood, there is far more to the UFO equation that merely the perception that information about aliens from space exists, but remains conveniently tucked away, hidden from view. Therefore, will Basset’s latest political strategy garner better result than past attempts? Probably not, and here’s why…

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We lead off on this week’s long play with a wrap up of .. well, the crumbling of one of the cornerstones of physics, along with thoughts from Kaku, deGrasse Tyson, and others on the recent new s from CERN.

Recording dreams gets a look before we jump into discussions on life beyond death and why re-incarnation and past life memories are rarely discussed in the west, despite their frequent occurrence among young children.

Plus+ members, along with the usual goodness in their extension, get a jump on a new lead on the elusive Hans Fugar, overlapping space-time caves, and a Black Ops paramilitary unit lead by a celebrity physicist.

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Is it really possible that within the realms of “spiritual sciences”–the arcane mystic arts of magic and ritual practiced over the centuries–there may be incredible ways to access other worlds? An even stranger notion involves the possibility that those realms may be inhabited by beings as strange as their ethereal surroundings… and capable of providing unique insights to those brave enough to meet them on their own terms.

Over the years, a variety of commentary has surfaced on the subject that there may be, in fact, a variety of ways to communicate with intelligences from other worlds. Of particular note is Dr. Rick Strassman’s books DMT: The Spirit Molecule and it’s follow-up of sorts, Inner Paths to Outer Space, which he co-authored with three other researchers of the strange word of entheogenic substances and altered states of consciousness.

While the majority of the work undertaken by Strassman and his colleagues deals with unique, unexplainable phenomena that pertains to the use of hallucinogenic substances, there are others in the past who have claimed to utilize spiritual sciences as a means of getting to other realities… and the inhabitants of those realities.

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