OBSERVATIONS

SOME PERSONAL EXPERIENCES

In recent years I have come to realize that there are no such things as paranormal or supernatural, it’s all natural. It’s all one big reality, the visible and the invisible.
    You, me, wild animals, domestic animals, Bigfoot, Elves, Dwarves, Fairies, Spirit entities, flowers that remember and communicate, trees and mycelium networks that communicate and cooperate in social orders that cover thousands of acres in a single location, UFO’s, and SFO’s, all these are part of the very same phenomena. This is our reality.
    Robert Lanza, a biologist most often introduced as one of the three greatest, and smartest, scientists alive today has shaken the scientific community in recent years by saying the origin of our reality has been developed into what it is today by being built on an absolutely ass-backward premise. That premise is that matter exploded into existence as the original first event that created reality. They further say the entire universe (all observable galaxies and stuff so distant we cannot see it) popped out of something about the size of a marble. Yeh, sure. It probably fell off the back of the World Turtle of Hindu mythology.
    Lanza comes to a conclusion brought about by results of advanced scientific experiments made by others in recent years. Einstein was aware of some of these things but avoided focusing on them call them “spooky physics”.
    One is the relationship between two subatomic quantities of matter. If two molecules become entangled, they can be separated any distance from each other (inches or across the galaxy) and what ever happens to one automatically happens to the other regardless of distance.
    But the real head scratcher came when Lanza explained that our reality, including the material in it,  comes into being as a result of our consciousness; that matter was not first with conscious life evolving from it, but conscious life was present first from which matter later sprang.
    I will provide some links on the OBSERVATIONS website for researching biocentrism, Robert Lanza, the double split experiment, etc. in the lower right hand column.
    The unusual happenings I have experienced span close to 60 years. Although I remember the events in vivid detail as they happened, please don’t ask me the exact day or month they happened; and in some cases, even the exact year. Other than our own children, neither I nor my wife, have told more than two or three other people of these things over the years.

1.     In the fall of 1970 my brother and I decided we would go squirrel hunting in a remote set of woods bordered on one side by a large tract of abandoned farm land. An old building we called the apple shed was being reclaimed  to the earth by the relentless heavy hand of gravity. It stood in the midst of an immense field of blackberry briars which reached upward more than a yard above our heads.
    Putting our backs toward the truck we had parked on what used to be a lane leading to the apple shed, we pressed on through the barrier of briars that led eastward toward the Monongahela River.  The briar field was the final resting place of what once was a thriving orchard on the hill top above the woods we referred to simply as the Beeches.
    As a huge valley leading downhill toward the river away from the briars, it was populated with old growth beech, oak, poplar, maple and other hardwood species. Had it been spring or summer I would have expected to hear the solitary song of the Wood Thrush. But , it was autumn and we had to hurry. The sun was going down fast. After fighting our way toward the trees, we were forced to quickly walk straight into the woods separating in a “V” shape as we went in order to have maybe 45 minutes to let the woods quiet down.
    We usually used .22 rifles to hunt squirrels, but this time we both carried a Ruger, 22 magnum pistol for squirrel and a single barrel 20 gauge shotgun for grouse.

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