Yes, actually, I believe I have. It was a sasquatch sighting. I've seen a few UFOs as well, but the sasquatch sighting and the extremely odd nature of it pretty much convinced me that whatever that particular thing is, isn't really "real" in the sense that it isn't an actual upright, intelligent, large ape. It's similar to the Skin Walker Ranch material if you're familiar. One of the stories from that place was of a "werewolf" that was chasing some folks on two legs and when they had reached the farm house and turned around to look behind them, the "werewolf" had stopped, leaned against a tree and lit a cigarette. This, of course, isn't real. But to the people experiencing it, it seems very real. The native Americans called this a "tulpa," and I think that is very close to what at least one aspect of the phenomenon (a phenomena) is.

I believe this also explains why, throughout the years, the abduction phenomena thing has been persistent, but in the past, the abductors were not considered to be gray aliens from outer space, but instead they were figured to be things like sprites, fairies, gnomes, elves, etc. People back then didn't think of gray aliens. So the energy didn't manifest as a gray alien. Instead, it manifested as a goblin or whatever the case may be.

Some people, btw, seem to be more closely in tune with all this shite and I think that is due to the amount of magnetite being produced in our brains. Some folks may go through life never experiencing anything paranormal, while others, like myself, have several experiences with it. The other explanation for why I have seen sasquatch, numerous UFOs, and poltergeist energy may be because I have already "died" once and been across the veil. These days I literally have to dial myself back off of the thoughts of all of this stuff because if I fully absorb myself into it it's almost like I start manifesting the shite in real life, and that stuff can take you down into the dark and twisty if you aren't careful.

This post was edited on 7/18/20 at 7:49 pm