A couple of days ago, I wrote an article here at Mysterious Universe as to why I suspect that the Nessies might likely be paranormal creatures, rather than flesh and blood animals. Creatures that can shapeshift, even. I should stress that this phenomenon isn't tied to just Loch Ness. Not at all. Welcome to the
Paul Seaburn's new article on the Loch Ness Monster (or, rather, on the lack of the Loch Ness Monster!) is a good one. There's no doubt there have been times when sightings were at a peak, such as 1933. As for the "missing monster" today, I'll share with you my thoughts on the Nessie phenomenon.
Many decades ago, John Keel astutely stated that if we looked carefully we would see that all of the "Fortean" mysteries of our world were interconnected. If Keel was still alive he would still be saying it. I have to admit that from when I was a kid and into my late teens, I thought
In my last article on the subject of how the occult, the paranormal and the supernatural can wreak havoc with the minds and physical health of UFO researchers, I revealed how dangerous things can get. Very dangerous. It’s intriguing – and also unsettling – that this issue of people having their lives changed (and not. Read more »
Consider the title of this article and read on: the only thing we can say with absolute certainty is that the Bigfoot creatures have the stunning ability to successfully elude every single one of us one hundred percent of the time. That is – or it should be – impossible. Granted, most people never see. Read more »