So Supernatural

I have to talk about Sebastian Younger because I started reading his book, In My Time of Dying. And I was absolutely blown away.

Dying is the most ordinary thing you will ever do, but also the most radical. You will go from a living conscious being to dust. And nothing in your life can possibly prepare you for such a transition.

Leo asks her to write out the complete story for him, and he publishes it in his next book called UFO Crash Retrievals,

The Inner Sanctum Status Report 4. So when the book hits the shelves in July 1991, the Huffman secret is out. Now the entire planet will know about the Cape Girardeau crash.

And according to the book, Hudson Valley UFOs, by researcher and former scientist Linda Zimmerman, the valley may just be the most active area in the whole United States.

According to the book Brainwash by Dominic Strattfield, this kind of thing dates as far back as the 1940s. At that time, researchers with the American government were trying to identify secret communists.

Let's start with an account from paranormal investigator David Weatherly's book called Black-Eyed Children.

That is, until that paranormal investigator named David Weatherly found Paul and convinced him to share his story. Weatherly recorded this and dozens of other accounts in his 2012 book, The Black-Eyed Children.

In David Weatherly's book, he wrote about a woman he called Sharon.

Assuming they are the same book, we can learn a lot about what was in the original by reading his version, which is also frequently called The Hermetica.

The Hermetica is fascinating because it's essentially two books in one. One part is philosophical with big ideas about who we are as humans. The second half of The Hermetica is much more technical.

Latin translations of the Emerald Tablet and The Hermetica became insanely popular.

But in 1938, he started working on an ambitious project. A deck of tarot cards he called The Book of Thoth.

And we know all about tarot cards, right, Rosh? Because mom carried them in her purse to every party, every event.

Yes. But in Crowley's eyes, the tarot card wasn't just a tool for divination. It was a gateway to ancient hidden truths.

That year, a book came out titled Somebody Else is on the Moon. The piece argued, surprise, surprise, that Apollo astronauts had been on the far side of the moon and encountered aliens there. And it is said NASA had photos to prove it.

I love this theory. But I have a lovehate relationship with Tesla because my father forced me at the age of eight or nine to read Tesla's autobiography and the autobiography of Paramahansa Yogananda.

According to the giant book of superstition published in 1979, there are plenty of supernatural beliefs about diamonds.

it's not until the 1950s, about 30 years later, that he mentions it in his memoir titled, Danger My Ally, in which he also drops some big claims.

According to Dr. Lynn Keetai's book, The Phoenix Lights, and her 2005 documentary of the same name, Lynn lived close to the Sky Harbor International Airport.

According to the 2005 documentary, The Phoenix Lights, these orbs were described as uniformly round and floated in a fixed distance from one another.

He was assigned to several top secret army programs and he wrote a book about his experience in the CIA's experimental psychic warfare program. It was called Project Stargate.

In 1958, a British author named H.E. Bates wrote a novella called The Darling Buds of May. It later got adapted into a TV show which was filmed in Pleckley and hit the airwaves in 1991.

In 1989, it literally found its place in the Guinness Book of World Records for being so damn haunted.

So in 1997, he puts the whole thing in a book called Witnessed. He thinks by publishing the case, it'll blow the whole thing wide open. But in reality, nothing much happens. Bud spans by the book and a few more curious people.

When Chad first heard about the animal, he just had to know more about it. Eventually, he wrote a book, The Van Meter Visitor, A True and Mysterious Encounter with the Unknown. This book helped bring the visitor back into the mainstream after most people had simply forgotten about it.

In his book, The Van Meter Visitor, Chad Lewis notes that a flying animal could have evolved in the complete darkness of the mines. It might have even developed a natural light source on its horn, similar to how a deep sea fish can produce light in their skin.

Ever since Chad Lewis brought this story into the spotlight with his book, Van Meter has been a huge tourist destination for people who love cryptids and paranormal stories.

He wanted to give it a neutral name that didn't make it sound scary or monstrous. And during his research, he noticed an interesting recurring trend, one that inspired a theory that contradicts the dinosaur explanation.

He publishes a book called Poltergeist in 1981. And y'all don't be fooled by the title. It has nothing to do with the movie Poltergeist that ironically comes out a year later. Instead, the book is all about the haunting and the story of Fred the monk.

Which actually sounds a lot like one of the most famous mermaid stories to date. The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen. You know, the very inspiration for one of my favorite Disney movies of all time.

A metaphor for a lot of things, depending on how you look at it. It could be for unrequited love, emotional sacrifice, the acceptance of society, coming of age. I mean, I could go on and on. But the truth is, while mermaids might be a great literary tool, there are some stories out there that suggest they're a lot more than just metaphors, including some accounts from wellknown historical figures. It is a work of fiction.

the problem with that theory is, it doesn't explain why Ernetti would have released fake evidence. Which may be why author Peter Cressa suggests a different theory in his book, Father Ernetti's Chronovisor. It was published in 1997.

Peter said Ernetti faked the Thiestes text and the photo of Jesus to hide hidden messages in them.