In part two of our multipart investigation into the most unusual UFO case in U.S. history, we learn about the project from the inside, based on verified witness accounts and the story of a whistleblower with a long story to tell.

Read it here.

Today we begin the first of a multipart investigation into the most unusual UFO case in U.S. history, “debunked” several times, but part of a secret project built around electromagnetic levitation.

Read it here.

Continuing from the first part of our exploration of Betty Andreasson Luca’s abduction experiences, we arrive at the second part, much longer than the first, which will outline the phases of her experience, examine some of the stranger aspects of the case; consider the case of body-separation (i.e., out of body experiences); see how the ET’s meddled in Betty’s affairs, and ponder the ironic contradiction in her role of “messenger” (as she was told) versus the inexplicability and secrecy that has enveloped the abduction activities and outcomes in her life. Lastly, the article shares additional reading by three authors who are trained in research and whose books compiled patterns of experience with dozens of abductees – perhaps this is the best we can hope for in exploring the greatest continuing mystery in modern times.

Read part 2 of the Betty Andreasson case here.

The best-known cases of UFO abduction seem to be ones with a lot of drama. The canonical case (perhaps because it was the first such to be documented) was that of Betty and Barney Hill, a young couple driving in their home state of New Hampshire in 1961, when, after noticing lights overhead, their vehicle lost power and they were forced onboard a hovering craft, for several procedures and a dire warning about the future of humankind. It was extensively researched (see, for example, Stanton Friedman and Kathleen Marden’s Captured!: The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience The True Story of the World‘s First Documented Alien Abduction).

However, this case is, for me, an abridged version of the multiple abductions experienced by Betty Andreasson, a humble housewife and mother of seven living in north central Massachusetts. She endured multiple visitations, and was able to communicated with the beings, to observe their craft, and even be taken to the home world from which the beings said they came. Yet, you’ve probably never heard of her.

To read how I encountered this case, read here.

When I lived in Spain as a child, I recall the stories of people (gypsies often) working in the mines in Andalucia, the southern province of the country. Who would want to work in mines? Nobody, of course, but the poorest of the poor. These mines had nothing for safety standards, and every year many workers would be lost. Even up north in Madrid, we heard about the perils of these terrible places. This progressive house track’s title is a tribute to that place, and that memory.

Of course, it’s not the same as the flamenco genre known as “La Minera” which is a dirge, sung a capella and always with a tone of mourning for a lost soul, as I write progressive house music. Love and respect to our my brothers and sisters in the region, and to lovers of music everywhere.

A short reflection on the correspondence between challenge, opportunity, and potential.

Francisco reflects on the meaning of life as well as transcending it and rising above time in this latest philosophical reflection vlog hereTranscending Time

Francisco ruminates on the timeless in his latest installment of Fountain of Reflection. Fountain of Reflection