Also, it wouldn’t be CREATED by the viewer, it would be given a certain form by the viewer. It was always THERE.

Anyway, peace.

~Y

I really don’t mean that ALL Sasquatch are the result of an unknown phenomenon that makes use of the person’s cultural conditioning. I know of the footprints, I know of the hair samples, I know of the horrible smell these beings exude.

As I stated in some other comment thread, we all would like to keep our Bigfoots hairy and bipedal and our Flying Saucers round and metallic. It would still fit neatly in an Euclidian interpretation of the Universe, not violating our laws of physics (well, at least not as much as to throw them to the trash can).

But there are a few cases when Bigfoots are seen and do not leave tracks, where bright lights are seen along with the beasts. Those cases make no sense from a “paleontological” point of view. Maybe those cases have nothing to do with the real mistery hominds that wander the north american woods. But they deserve our attention.

Incidentally, I once read a story about an old indian that wrote a letter to a newspaper journalist (canadian) with an interest in the Sasquatch (during the mid XXth century I presume). The indian told him that when he was young he enjoyed going to hunt in the woods with his faithful dog, and one day his dog entered a small cave and began dragging what the indian thought was a young bear. He waited with his rifle ready and when the dog came out he fired. When he came to inspect his prey he realised in utter horror that it wasn’t a bear but a young white boy badly wounded by his shot. The boy began wailing and from a distance something houled back getting closer and closer. After a moment the indian said a big female Sasquatch, a terrible giant like nothing he had ever seen came out of the woods, carrying what looked like a “serpent” but turned out to be the intestines of an animal.
When the female Bigfoot came near the wounded boy, after a while she turned and faced the indian saying “You hurt my friend” in a native tongue (!). The indian understood and using the same dialect he answered that it had been an accident, that he had mistaken the boy for a bear and he was deeply sorry.
After that the female Sasquatch lifted the boy with only one arm, and began a kind of chanting and dancing in front of the amazed indian. She finished the chanting pointing the “serpent” toward the man and saying “Shiwas! You will never hunt a bear again.”, and she left.

The indian finished his letter telling that after that encounter something happened to him, he was a young powerful man but sudenly all his energy left him and he passed the rest of his life stuck on a chair and unable to hunt again, not willing to venture to the forest for fear of encountering that “Wild Woman”. His dog became fearful too.

Cool huh?

I read this account on a book by an italian investigator: Renzo Cantagalli’s “Sasquatch: Anthropological Enigma”. Has anyone heard of something simmilar?

I’ve been thinking about those same possibilities. Especially after watching “Taken” on tv. That could explain also the Skinwalker phenomenon. Indians feel they are malevolent wizards but that’s only as valid an explanation as ours to saying UFOs are intergalactic vehicles, and so our cultural conditioning determines the “materialization” of the phenomenon.

Kind of a cosmic Schrödinger’s cat experiment huh?

The cases of “different” phenomena appearing in the same place may not be “different” at all.

Strangely enough, I relate it to quantum physics.

No, stick with me.

The basis of quantum physics was an experiment attempting to figure out if a certain particle is, indeed, a particle or if it is a wave. When put through a particle testing thing (sorry, exact terms escaping me at the moment) it came out as a particle; when put into a wave thing it came out as a wave. Well, it can’t be both, can it? So it was decided that perhaps it was neither particle nor wave until the observer–in this case the scientist–intended it to be. So when he put it into a particle-thingy, it came out as a particle because he was looking for particles; vice versa with waves.

Another big quantum theory is that perhaps the Universe orchestrated the development of life because it needs observers to exist. It needs to be seen to achieve any kind of order, seen by intelligent life. This strikes me as extremely similar the end of Nick’s book “Three Men Seeking Monsters”, the portion that begins, “It is a realm where believing in something makes it so…”

Perhaps paranormal phenomenon are some type of wave/particle creature (electromagnetic?) that need to be seen to exist. And perhaps, like the particle/wave in the experiment, their exact form depends on the person looking. (That always nifty quote from the Mothman movie–”What do you look like?” “It depends on who’s looking.”)

I mean, this phenomenon (intent affecting reality) has been proven in the lab. So perhaps cases like this are the same phenomenon, not two different ones collaborating or something–as in, some people see a Bigfoot, some a UFO, others an angel, etc.

It’s not a different creature; it’s just different people looking.

Anyway, I hope all that babbling made some sort of sense…once again, tough night for me.

~Y, resident Ufomystic cripple

I think that big foot has more to do with the ancestoral roots of human perception when protosapiens relied on auditory rather than visual dominance. The inner ear interacts with the cerebellum to create holographic projections.

Since military UFO technology uses electrogravity propulsion based on ionization of chemicals then certainly an “aura” or three-dimensional holographic projection will be created, if only as exhaust.

Ionization of the brain chemicals through the inner ear is caused by the vagus nerve resonating and transducing the hormones of the kidneys and liver, mainly. Anger and fear are the reverse reactions to too much stimulation of these organs and also the more common reactions to paranormal experiences.

Synchronicity is just the byproduct of resonance through inner ear overtones with the formless awareness that bends spacetime. The military already is using the “brain port” technology for paranormal proprioreception holographic powers which can potentially be directly connected with a global technology systems (i.e. drone craft).

The recent book “Nanotechnology and Homeland Security” reveals the direction of this holographic synchronization or global convergence — the actual Matrix plan.