Glossary
459 terms
Terms starting with "C"
459 terms
Cabbage Patch Babies (Cloning Theory)
The claim that early 1900s postcards showing babies born in cabbage fields depict a real alchemical or cloning process used to produce people, rather than folklore.
Cabra Diaz Jetpack Imp
A reported sighting of a small, impish being wearing what looked like a flight suit with a backpack and glowing features. Edgar compares it to the Vilvoorde entity.
Cadair Idris
A mountain in Gwynedd, Wales, linked in legend to the giant Idris, who was said to chart the heavens from its summit. Hugh Evans identifies Idris with Enoch and treats the mountain as the Plough const...
Cailleach
A prominent figure in Irish mythology, often depicted as a hag or goddess associated with winter and transformation, representing the wild and unpredictable aspects of nature.
Calibration
The process by which entities may be testing human responses and measuring our technological responses, potentially to determine our capabilities and the nature of our development.
California Institute for Human Science
An accredited distance-learning graduate school in Encinitas, California, founded in 1992 by Hiroshi Motoyama. It presents New Thinking Allowed and offers degrees focused on mind, body, spirit, and pa...
Caligastia
In The Urantia Book, the 'planetary prince' of Earth who joined the Lucifer Rebellion. The guests equate him with the Sumerian sky god Anu.
Calvine Photo
A 1990 photograph taken near Calvine, Scotland, showing a large diamond-shaped object with a military jet nearby. It was suppressed for decades, and its photographers remain unidentified.
Calvine UFO
A famous UFO incident from 1990 in Scotland where a diamond-shaped object was reportedly seen and later photographed, becoming a notable case in UFO studies.
Calvine UFO Photograph
A 1990 photo taken near Calvine, Scotland, showing a large diamond-shaped object with a military jet nearby. It was reportedly suppressed by the UK Ministry of Defence and only resurfaced publicly in...
Camino Real
A historical route in Baja California originally established by Jesuit missionaries, which served as a major pathway for trade and colonization.
Camp Hero
Former military base in Montauk, New York, decommissioned in the early 1980s and now a state park. Conspiracy theorists claim it hosted the secret experiments of the Montauk Project in underground fac...
Candle magic
A form of folk magic that involves the use of candles to focus intention and manifest desires, often incorporating color symbolism and ritualistic components.
Canine energy field
The unique vibrational energy surrounding dogs, believed to influence their behaviors and emotional interactions with humans.
Cannabis in Ancient Rituals
The belief that cannabis was utilized in various ancient religions for its psychoactive effects during spiritual or temple ceremonies, particularly in the Near East.
Cannock Chase
A large forested area in Staffordshire, England, known for its folklore and reports of paranormal activity, including sightings of strange creatures and experiences of altered reality.
Canon John Pearce-Higgins
Anglican canon of Southwark Cathedral and psychical researcher who brought Bishop Pike to Ena Twigg and recorded the sitting in detail.
Cantril Study (War of the Worlds)
Hadley Cantril's 1940 Princeton study of public panic after Orson Welles' 1938 'War of the Worlds' radio broadcast. Disclosure researchers say it shaped government assumptions that people would panic...
Cape Girardeau Crash
An alleged 1941 UFO crash near Cape Girardeau, Missouri, in which a craft and alien bodies were reportedly recovered. Researchers often cite it as a recovery that predates Roswell.
Cape Girardeau UFO Crash
Alleged recovery of a crashed craft and alien bodies near Cape Girardeau, Missouri, in April 1941, six years before Roswell. Supporters say it was quietly covered up.
Capella
The UFO case data warehouse built under AAWSAP and overseen by researcher Jacques Vallée, which consumed roughly half of the program's budget.
Capital-D Disclosure
The full and official acknowledgment by governments that UFOs are real and that extraterrestrial entities may be engaging with humanity, as opposed to mere public acknowledgment of UFO phenomena.
Cappadocia
A historical region in central Turkey known for its unique rock formations and extensive underground cities, used as refuges during invasions in ancient times.
Carbon Cycle
The series of processes by which carbon compounds are interconverted in the environment, playing a key role in regulating Earth's climate and supporting life through photosynthesis.
Carbon Dioxide
Carbon dioxide is a naturally occurring greenhouse gas essential for photosynthesis in plants, wherein it is converted into oxygen and biomass, playing a critical role in the Earth's carbon cycle.
Carbon Dioxide Enrichment
The practice of increasing CO2 levels in the atmosphere to boost plant growth and agricultural yields.
Carbon Dioxide fertilization
The theory that increased levels of carbon dioxide enhance the growth of plants by improving photosynthesis, particularly in conditions where water is also abundant.
Cargo Cult
A belief system in which a society awaits a anticipated return or intervention from more advanced beings, often associated with the misunderstood technology of external cultures.
Cargo Cult Thesis
Levenda's idea that ancient religious rituals may be imitations of encounters with advanced non-human beings. It is modeled on Pacific islanders who built mock runways to summon cargo planes.
Carl Gustav Jung
A Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology, exploring concepts like the collective unconscious and archetypes, including his work in 'Red Book' focused on soul and indivi...
Carl Jung
A Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology, known for his exploration of the unconscious, archetypes, and the collective unconscious.
Carl Wickland
Early 20th-century psychiatrist and author of '30 Years Among the Dead' (1924). He claimed to treat spirit possession by applying electrical shocks to patients, driving the spirits into his medium wif...
Carlos Barrios
Guatemalan Maya ceremonial priest and author who spoke publicly about Maya calendar prophecies. He died during the COVID-19 pandemic and was reportedly set to reveal previously unknown Maya teachings.
Carlos Castaneda
Peruvian-American author (1925-1998) whose controversial books, including 'The Art of Dreaming', describe training in Toltec shamanism and lucid, intentional dreaming under the sorcerer Don Juan Matus...
Carlos de los Santos incident
A notable UFO case in Mexico involving eyewitness accounts of unidentified aerial phenomena that sparked interest in military and civilian investigations.
Carolina Bays
Geological formations found predominantly in North and South Carolina, characterized by elliptical, pond-like depressions whose origins remain a topic of debate, including theories of meteorite impact...
Carpocratians
A 2nd-century Gnostic sect from Alexandria founded by Carpocrates. They taught that souls reincarnate until they have experienced everything, and that Jesus was an ordinary man enlightened by remember...
Cart Ruts
Linear grooves carved into the ground, often found in ancient sites, whose origins and formation processes are subjects of debate among researchers.
Carthaginian Slave
Refers to an individual from Carthage in North Africa who was subjected to slavery, representing one of the historical identities that Chin claims to have experienced in his past life memories.
Cash-Landrum incident
A well-known UFO event from 1980 in Huffman, Texas, where witnesses claimed to see a diamond-shaped craft and experienced related health issues.
Cassie Coppersmith
Former gold mine broker turned alternative history researcher and host of the 'Secrets in Stone' podcast, who visits ancient megalithic sites to question mainstream dating and construction theories.
Catabasis
A 'descent' narrative in which a living person journeys into the underworld or afterlife and returns. Tunney links an Irish catabatic tradition, dating to pre-Christian times, to visions of purgatory.
Catafalque
Peter Kingsley's 2018 two-volume book on Carl Jung, presenting him as a prophet-like figure who journeyed into the underworld in the tradition of ancient Western mystics, with the second volume made u...
Catalytic Awakenings
Transformative experiences that trigger significant shifts in perception and awareness, often related to spiritual growth or enlightenment.
Catastrophic burial
A phenomenon where organisms are rapidly buried by sediment due to sudden environmental events, increasing their chances of fossilization and preservation.
Catastrophic Deposition
The idea that large fossil beds, such as intact skeletons and aligned petrified logs, formed through sudden events like floods or volcanic activity rather than slow, gradual burial.
Catastrophic Flooding
Severe flooding events that can drastically reshape landscapes and affect human populations, often tied to the study of ancient civilizations' rise and fall.
Catastrophic History
A perspective suggesting that significant, possibly civilization-altering events, shaped the history and achievements of human societies, particularly regarding ancient engineering feats.
Catastrophism
The theory that Earth's features have been shaped by sudden and violent events, contrasting with gradual processes, often discussed in relation to ancient myths and geological formations.
Cathar Prophecy
A historical belief among the Cathars, a medieval Christian sect, anticipating a future return of their spiritual leaders and the restoration of true Christianity.
Cathars
A Christian dualist or Gnostic sect that thrived in medieval Europe, known for their beliefs in a pure spiritual existence opposed to the material world.
Cathartic therapy
A therapeutic process that involves releasing strong or repressed emotions, often facilitated through creative expression such as writing.
Catholic Church's Role
The influence of the Catholic Church on the discourse regarding extraterrestrial life and UFOs, including its historical perspectives and potential secretive communications.
Catskill Mountains
A mountain range in southeastern New York known for its natural beauty and as a location for various strange encounters and paranormal reports.
Cattle Mutilation
A puzzling phenomenon involving the unexplained killing of livestock, where the animals are found with precise surgical removal of organs and often drained of blood, reported globally since the 1960s.
Cattle Mutilations
A phenomenon where cattle are found dead under mysterious circumstances, often with specific body parts removed, leading to various theories regarding cause and responsibility, including governmental...
Causally Ambiguous Duration-Sorting (CADS) Effect
A phenomenon studied by Julia Mossbridge that explores how timing and causation can be misunderstood or perceived differently, particularly in relation to the nature of time.
Causative rituals
Rituals that are believed to produce direct effects in the physical or spiritual realm, often explored in esoteric traditions.
Cave networks
Underground systems of interconnected caves which some theorists claim exhibit unusual geometric patterns linked to cryptid sightings.
Cave of the Birds (Tomb of the Birds)
A rock-cut tomb on the western Giza escarpment, named for mummified bird burials. Collins says it is the entrance to a cave network first explored by Salt and Caviglia in 1817.
CCTV evidence
CCTV evidence refers to video footage captured by closed-circuit television systems, which is often used in investigations of UFO sightings to provide visual documentation of incidents.
CCTV UFO Sighting
An instance where a UFO is captured on closed-circuit television, providing visual documentation of unidentified flying objects, which has been a point of interest for both the public and researchers.
CE-5
A protocol developed by Steven Greer which involves human-initiated contact with extraterrestrial civilizations through meditation and consciousness expansion.
CE5
A set of protocols developed by Dr. Steven Greer for initiating direct communication with extraterrestrial life, often involving meditation and collective intention to invite UFO sightings and contact...
CE5 (Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind)
A term popularized by Dr. Steven Greer referring to human-initiated contact with extraterrestrial beings through meditation and coherent thought.
CE5 Protocols
A set of techniques developed by Dr. Steven Greer to initiate contact with extraterrestrial civilizations through meditative and mental invitations.
Celebrity Clone / Body Double Theory
The conspiracy belief that public figures such as Joe Biden or Donald Trump are sometimes replaced by clones, masked actors, or doubles. Believers point to apparent changes in height or appearance as...
Celebrity cloning
The theory that certain public figures have been replaced by clones to manipulate public perception and maintain control, often used as a narrative in conspiracy discussions.
Celestial Alignments
The positioning of structures or monuments in relation to celestial bodies, such as stars or planets. It is often explored in archaeology to understand ancient cultures' astronomical knowledge and the...
Celestial Art
The practice of using astrology to inform various art forms and activities, including gardening, that harmonize with cosmic forces.
Celestial Narrative Architecture
Dank's term for zodiac and constellation keywords that are arranged in a structured way (neighboring signs, opposing signs, and the fixed cross) rather than scattered at random. He argues this shows a...
Celestial play
An approach in astrology where the movements and interactions of planets are viewed as characters in a narrative, influencing human experiences and psychological states.
Cellular Memory
The theory that memories or traits from a deceased donor can be transferred to a recipient through an organ transplant, leading to behavioral changes that align with the donor's personality.
Celtic head-worship
An ancient practice among Celtic peoples that involved reverence for human heads, often seen as symbols of power and identity.
Celtic Twilight
A late 19th-century Irish literary revival led by W.B. Yeats and George Russell (AE) that drew on Gaelic myths of fairies and the Otherworld.
Cemetery Apparitions
Reported sightings of ghostly figures near graveyards, such as Chicago's famous 'Resurrection Mary,' a legend from the Chicago suburbs about a young woman's spirit seen near Resurrection Cemetery.
Cenote
A natural limestone sinkhole that the Maya regarded as a sacred entrance to the underworld and used for offerings and sacrifices. One is believed to lie beneath El Castillo at Chichen Itza.
Censorship in Search Terms
The act of suppressing or restricting certain search terms online to prevent the dissemination of particular information or ideas, particularly those linked to sensitive or controversial topics.
Centaur
Mythological creature with the upper body of a human and the lower body of a horse, originating from ancient Greek mythology.
Centaurs
Mythical creatures from Greek mythology that are half-human and half-horse, often represented as wild and unruly beings, with various interpretations in modern cryptid lore.
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)
A digital form of fiat currency issued by central banks, intended to provide a secure and regulated alternative to cryptocurrencies, potentially giving governments increased oversight over the economy...
Ceremonial Magic
A type of magic involving rituals and symbolic actions designed to invoke or evoke spiritual entities, often rooted in ancient texts and traditions.
Ceremony-grade mushrooms
Psychedelic mushrooms cultivated and prepared with specific rituals to enhance the spiritual and therapeutic experience.
CERN
The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known for its Large Hadron Collider, which some claim is involved in experiments that can open portals to other dimensions.
CFS Shelburne
A secret Canadian Forces Station at Government Point, Nova Scotia, that tracked Soviet submarines using underwater microphones. Researchers allege the Shag Harbour object moved underwater and came to...
CG Jung
A Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology, known for his exploration of the collective unconscious and archetypes, which intersect with Gnostic themes.
Chabad Lubavitch
A Hasidic Jewish movement known for its outreach activities, founded in the late 18th century, often involved in political and social issues in Israel and worldwide.
Chabad-Lubavitch
A Hasidic Jewish movement founded in the 18th century and headquartered in Brooklyn. Some conspiracy theorists claim it holds outsized influence over the Trump administration and promotes Noahide law.
Chaco Canyon
An archaeological site in New Mexico, notable for its significant pre-Columbian architectural structures and for its complex system of roads that were part of a larger ceremonial and trading network i...
Chadwell Memo
A December 1952 CIA memo from H. Marshall Chadwell, the agency's assistant director for scientific intelligence. It stated that UFO sightings at high speeds and altitudes near sensitive sites could no...
Chain of Being
A hierarchical structure of all matter and life, often depicted as a ladder stretching from base matter up to the divine, illustrating the interconnectedness of all existence.
Chain of Custody
The process of maintaining and documenting the handling of evidence, crucial in investigations related to UAPs to ensure that data and sightings are preserved and verified for analysis.
Chakra
Energy centers in the body, traditionally described in Eastern spirituality, associated with various physical, emotional, and spiritual functions.
Chakras
Energy centers in the body according to various spiritual traditions; they are believed to influence physical and emotional health and can be opened or balanced through practices like sound therapy.
Chaldean Oracles
A 2nd-century CE collection of mystical verses attributed to Julian the Chaldean and his son Julian the Theurgist, said to be channeled from the soul of Plato. Treated almost as scripture by later Neo...
Champ
A lake monster reportedly living in Lake Champlain on the New York-Vermont border, with sighting claims dating back centuries. Showman P.T. Barnum was reportedly involved in an early hunt for it.
Channeled Scablands
A geographic area in Washington State characterized by deep channels and unique landforms carved by ancient glacial outburst floods.
Channeled Writing
A practice where individuals claim to receive written messages from spiritual entities or deceased persons, conveying insights or guidance.
Channeling
The practice of allowing a non-physical entity, such as a spirit, extraterrestrial, or deceased person, to communicate through a human medium, often with a change of voice and personality.
Channeling the Nine
A process where individuals, like Puharich, claim to communicate messages from a group of extraterrestrial entities called 'The Nine,' which purportedly offer insights about humanity's future and cons...
Chaos magic
A system of magic that focuses on the flexibility of beliefs and practices, allowing practitioners to create their own techniques and rituals based on personal experience.
Chaos Magician
A practitioner of chaos magic, an occult tradition from 1970s Britain that treats belief as a tool. The host applies the label to Trump, claiming he deliberately sows chaos to destabilize society.
Chaos Magick
Chaos magick is a contemporary form of magic that emphasizes the practitioner's personal belief systems and use of techniques from various traditions for practical outcomes.
Chaos Theory
A branch of mathematics focusing on systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions, leading to seemingly random behavior in deterministic systems.
Chapel Perilous
Wilson's term, borrowed from Grail legend, for a psychological state in which a person cannot tell whether strange events are supernatural or self-created. He believed people come out of it either par...
Chariots of the Gods
Published in 1968, this book by Erich von Daniken proposes that extraterrestrial beings visited Earth in ancient times and influenced the development of human civilization.
Chariots of the Gods?
A book by Erich von Däniken published in 1968 that proposes the theory that extraterrestrial beings visited Earth in ancient times and influenced human civilization.
Charles Fort
An American writer and researcher known for his work in collecting and documenting strange phenomena and unexplained events. His books, including 'Wild Talents', explore the boundaries of science and...
Charles Hapgood
An American author and historian known for his theories on earth crust displacement and catastrophism, particularly his book 'Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings' published in the 1960s.
Charles Moody abduction case
A reported abduction incident involving Charles Moody in New Mexico, alleging he was taken by extraterrestrials in the desert.
Charleston Jail
An old jail in Charleston, South Carolina, known for its haunted history and visitor accounts of paranormal encounters.
Charlie Kirk
An American conservative activist known for founding Turning Point USA, a nonprofit organization aimed at promoting conservative values on college campuses, active since 2012.
Charlie Red Star
A series of UFO sightings that occurred in 1975 in Manitoba, Canada, which attracted significant public attention and investigation.
Charun
In Etruscan mythology, Charun is the psychopomp who guides souls to the afterlife, often associated with the underworld, signifying the culture’s beliefs about death and the afterlife.
Chasing Disclosure
The ongoing movement advocating for governmental transparency regarding UFO sightings and encounters, aiming to declassify information previously kept secret.
Chedipe
A figure from Indian folklore resembling a female vampire, known to lure men into her clutches with her enchanting beauty and consume their blood.
Chemical Manufacturing Hypothesis
A theory proposed by Drumm suggesting that the Egyptian pyramids functioned as industrial-scale chemical facilities, producing substances like methane, ammonia, and sulfuric acid.
Chemtrails
The conspiracy theory that aircraft trails are deliberately sprayed chemicals used for weather or population control, rather than ordinary condensation trails.
Cherubim and the Flaming Sword
The guardians and the turning flaming sword placed at the entrance to Eden in Genesis 3. Rosen interprets them as security personnel and advanced technology.
Chesnut Ridge
A geographical area in Pennsylvania known for a concentration of unexplained phenomena, including UFO sightings, cryptids, and paranormal events.
Chess Game from Beyond the Grave
A 1985 to 1993 game in which the deceased Hungarian grandmaster GĂ©za MarĂłczy allegedly played Viktor Korchnoi through medium Robert Rollans; Vernon Neppe analyzed it as evidence that personality survi...
Chestnut Ridge
A ridge in southwestern Pennsylvania's Laurel Highlands known among researchers as a hotspot for UFO sightings, Bigfoot encounters, Thunderbirds, dogmen, and other unexplained phenomena.
Chicago Mothman
A winged humanoid creature reportedly sighted repeatedly around Chicago since 2017. It is linked to the original Mothman legend from Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in the 1960s.
Chico Xavier
Brazilian medium (1910-2002) with only four years of schooling who reportedly produced about 500 books through psychography on topics ranging from history to psychiatry.
Chicxulub crater
A large impact crater located on the Yucatán Peninsula in Mexico, created by a 10-kilometer asteroid that is associated with the mass extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs approximately 66 mil...
Childlike beings
Entities often described in encounters that possess features resembling children, sometimes reported during alien abductions or unexplained phenomena.
Chillicothe
A city in Ohio known for its numerous ancient Earthworks, believed to be constructed by the Adena culture around 1000 BC to 100 AD, showcasing significant prehistoric civilization.
Chimeras
Creatures from mythology that feature parts from multiple animals, symbolizing a fusion of different traits and abilities.
China Model
The development approach taken by China characterized by state-led capitalism, significant government intervention in the economy, and a focus on export-led growth, serving as an alternative to Wester...
Chincana project
An initiative aimed at exploring and excavating ancient sites in Cusco, particularly focusing on uncovering more about the connections between different architectural styles and the history of the reg...
Chintamani Stone
A legendary wish-fulfilling jewel from Buddhist and Hindu lore, said by the Roerichs to have come from the Sirius star system to aid human evolution. In their telling, fragments were given to figures...
Chnoubis
A lion-headed serpent deity linked to the Egyptian decans and shown on ancient protective gems, often with a crown of rays. The host notes that later Gnostic imagery of Yaldabaoth resembles it.
Choronzon
A demon of chaos and dispersion first named in the 16th-century Enochian writings of John Dee and Edward Kelley, and later made famous by occultist Aleister Crowley. The hosts suggest it inspires arti...
Chris Bache
Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Youngstown State University and Emeritus Fellow at the Institute of Noetic Sciences. He is best known for 'LSD and the Mind of the Universe,'...
Chris Bledsoe
An individual known for his claims of direct contact with UFOs and extraterrestrial beings, particularly following a significant encounter in 2007.
Chris Bledsoe Skywatch
A gathering led by UFO experiencer Chris Bledsoe, where participants aim to observe and engage with UFO phenomena, often involving group meditative or observational practices.
Chris Carter
Oxford-educated physics teacher based in Canada and author of books including 'Science and the Near-Death Experience' and 'The Case for the Afterlife', which argue that scientific evidence supports th...
Chris Dunn
An author and researcher known for his work on ancient Egyptian technology, particularly regarding the Giza pyramids and their potential use as power plants.
Chris Lehto
Retired F-16 pilot and ufologist known for his critical insights on UFO phenomena and government disclosure related to non-human intelligence.
Chris Mellon
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and an advocate for UFO transparency, emphasizing the importance of governmental action.
Chris Sharp
British journalist and founder of the Liberation Times, known for his reporting on mysterious drone incursions and related aerial phenomena.
Chris Sharpe
An investigative journalist known for his work on UAPs and unauthorized incursions in military airspace, particularly in the UK.
Chris Styles
An eyewitness and investigator known for his research into the Shag Harbor Incident, contributing significant insights into the incident's history and possible military connections.
Christ is Belial
A book by Nicholas Love making the controversial argument that the Christ of Christianity was a demonic entity rather than a divine savior, and questioning traditional accounts of the crucifixion.
Christ-Sophia Syzygy
A Gnostic concept that describes the divine balance or union between Christ and the feminine aspect of divine wisdom, Sophia, central to Philip K. Dick's philosophy.
Christian Artefacts
Objects or documents that provide insight into the early practices and beliefs of Christianity; the lead codices are argued to be pivotal examples.
Christopher Dunn
An author and researcher known for his theories on the Great Pyramid being specifically designed as an energy generation and power plant, outlined in his book 'The Giza Power Plant.'
Christopher Laprath
Psychic medium and self-described intuitionist raised in a reportedly haunted house in northern Idaho. He wrote 'Trestle Creek: Things the Dead Fear' and hosts the Spark TV program 'Beyond the Veil.'
Christopher Mellon
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and co-founder of the Disclosure Foundation, known for advocating government transparency regarding UAP investigations.
Christopher Sharp
Editor in chief of Liberation Times, a news outlet focused on UFO and UAP news, known for reporting on military encounters with unidentified objects.
Chronovisor
An alleged machine said to have been built in post-war Europe by Benedictine monk Father Pellegrino Ernetti that could view past events like a live broadcast. It is rumored to be hidden in the Vatican...
Chthonic Sorcery
A form of magic that connects practitioners with spirits or deities associated with the underworld and the earth, emphasizing deep and intimate relationships.
Chuck Clark UFO video
A disputed UFO video that has recently been released, sparking debate about its authenticity and implications.
Chuck Schumer
Senior US Senator from New York and Democratic leader who co-sponsored the UAP Disclosure Act. He became one of the most prominent mainstream politicians publicly advocating UFO transparency.
Chuck Zukowski
A former law enforcement officer known for his extensive investigations into UFO encounters in the U.S., particularly along the routes termed as America's Alien Highway.
Chupacabra
A legendary creature in Latin American folklore, said to attack and drink the blood of livestock, notably goats; reported sightings began in the 1990s.
Chupacabras
A legendary creature reputed to attack and drain the blood of livestock, its sightings have been linked to UFO activities and the broader discussion of cryptids.
Church Grim
A guardian spirit from English and Scandinavian folklore, often appearing as a black dog, said to protect a churchyard from the devil and from grave robbers. Legend holds that the first animal buried...
Church of St. John
An esoteric idea of a hidden, mystical 'inner church' running alongside the public, institutional Church of St. Peter. Booth says it surfaces in history through groups like the Templars.
Churches' Fellowship for Psychical and Spiritual Studies
A British Christian group founded in the 1950s to study how psychic experience and mediumship relate to Christian faith.
CIA
Central Intelligence Agency, the United States government agency responsible for foreign intelligence and counterintelligence activities, involved in investigating UFO claims.
CIA and Spirituality
Refers to the alleged involvement and interest of the CIA in exploring mystical and spiritual practices, particularly during the Cold War era.
CIA intervention
Allegations of the Central Intelligence Agency's involvement in obstructing the transfer of UFO-related materials, impacting research into extraterrestrial technology.
CIA Operational Missions
Covert and intelligence-gathering missions conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency, which in this context involves the use of remote viewers for national security tasks.
CIA projects
Classified programs conducted by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency to explore psychic phenomena, including telepathy and remote viewing, particularly during the Cold War era.
CIA Remote Viewing Program
A covert project initiated by the CIA to investigate the potential for psychic phenomena to provide strategic intelligence, outlining successful experiments such as those involving remote viewing.
CIA-led Coup
A theory suggesting that the Central Intelligence Agency orchestrated the assassination of President John F. Kennedy as part of a larger plot, with claims that it involves significant government compl...
CIA's 'Weird Desk'
A division within the CIA purportedly focused on investigating unusual or unexplained phenomena, including UFOs.
CIA's Director's Initiative Group (DIG)
A unit within the CIA aimed at managing whistleblower interactions which faced allegations of surveilling individuals who interacted with it.
Cigar-Shaped Object
Refers to a type of unidentified flying object (UFO), noted for its elongated shape, often linked to reports of extraterrestrial spacecraft.
Cindy James
A Canadian nurse who reported being stalked and terrorized by an unseen assailant for six years before being found dead in 1989, with her case generating debates over mental illness versus murder.
Circumambulation
A ritual practice involving walking around a sacred object or space, believed to create a connection with divine or cosmic forces.
Cisco Grove encounter
A reported UFO sighting in California's Sierra Nevada region, known for its mysterious circumstances and witness testimonies related to unidentified aerial phenomena.
Citizen Disclosure
The phenomenon where private individuals, rather than official government sources, share information and evidence regarding UFOs to advocate for transparency and truth.
Citizen Journalism
The reporting of news and information by individuals who are not professional journalists but are motivated to investigate and share stories, often through social media platforms.
Citizen Science
Public participation in scientific research, where laypeople contribute to data collection and analysis, especially important in UAP detection initiatives.
Citizen-Driven Detection Efforts
Initiatives led by private individuals or groups seeking to identify and report unidentified aerial phenomena, often involving technology and grassroots movements aimed at increasing awareness and acc...
Civilian Researchers
Individuals who conduct research on UFOs and related phenomena without formal affiliations to government or military organizations, often bringing new insights to the field.
Clairalience
A psychic ability that provides the impression of scents, often thought to have spiritual significance, allowing a person to receive messages through smells.
Claire Sylvia
A notable case in the study of cellular memory, Claire Sylvia experienced significant personality changes, cravings, and dreams that reflected her donor's life after receiving a heart transplant.
Clairs (Clairvoyance, Clairaudience, Claircognizance, Clairsentience)
The proposed psychic senses of inner seeing, inner hearing, direct knowing and feeling. Carmany claims one usually activates first and the others develop with practice.
Clairsentience
The claimed psychic ability to sense information through physical feelings or emotions, such as suddenly feeling another person's fatigue or anger. Vadnais compares it to interoception, the body's int...
Clairvoyance
The claimed ability to gain information about an object, person, location, or event through extrasensory perception.
Clark Fork Valley Ice Dam
A geological feature believed to have formed as part of the catastrophic flood events in Montana, theorized to have temporarily held back water from Lake Missoula before eventually breaking free.
Classical Accounts
Historical writings and documentation from ancient times that provide insights into past civilizations, often detailing their achievements, events, and cultural contexts.
Classified black projects
Covert government projects that are not disclosed to the public, often involving advanced technologies and military applications.
classified UFO programs
Secret government initiatives aimed at investigating or studying UFOs, typically not disclosed to the public.
Cleansing Ritual
A spiritual practice intended to clear a space or individual of negative energies or influences, typically involving specific prayers, chants, or the use of sacred items.
Clear Light of Death
Tibetan Buddhist teaching that at the moment of death consciousness meets a brilliant light, described as bright as a thousand suns, which offers a chance for full enlightenment.
Clever Hans / Elberfeld Horses
Horses in Elberfeld, Germany, trained in the early 1900s by Wilhelm von Osten and later Karl Krall, which appeared to do arithmetic and spell words by stamping their hooves. Skeptics attributed Hans's...
Clicking Phenomena
Sounds often associated with paranormal encounters that may signify the presence of an unseen entity. These sounds are commonly reported in cases of hauntings or unexplained phenomena.
Climate Change Propaganda
Allegations that certain narratives about climate change are manipulated or exaggerated for political or ideological purposes, often used to challenge mainstream scientific consensus.
Climate Crisis
The climate crisis refers to the current large-scale environmental changes attributed to human activity, particularly concerning climate change and global warming, leading to international political a...
Climate Denier
A term used to describe individuals who reject the scientific consensus on climate change, often criticizing or questioning the legitimacy of climate data and the impacts of human activity on global w...
Climate models
Mathematical representations of the Earth's climate system used to predict future climate changes based on various greenhouse gas scenarios.
Climatic Optimum
A period of warm temperatures during the Holocene approximately 9,000 to 5,000 years ago, when agriculture became globally viable due to favorable climate conditions.
Clinton Foundation
A nonprofit organization founded by Bill Clinton in 2001, which has been accused of engaging in questionable fundraising practices and conflicts of interest.
Close call
An incident where a pilot has a near miss or dangerously close encounter with an unidentified airborne object.
Close Encounter
A term used in ufology to describe an event where individuals have a direct encounter with an unidentified flying object or extraterrestrial being.
Close Encounter of the Fifth Kind
A term for human-initiated contact with UFO intelligences, in which groups use meditation or focused intention to signal craft in the sky.
Close Encounter of the Third Kind
A category from astronomer J. Allen Hynek's UFO classification system describing sightings in which witnesses see animate beings or occupants associated with a UFO.
Close Encounters
Interactions between humans and unidentified flying objects (UFOs), often involving sightings or direct contact with extraterrestrial beings.
Close Encounters of the Police Kind
A book authored by Inspector Roy Teague that compiles compelling cases of UFO sightings reported by law enforcement officers in the UK.
Close Encounters of the Third Kind
A 1977 science fiction film directed by Steven Spielberg that depicts humans experiencing direct contact with UFOs and extraterrestrials, significantly shaping the cultural conversation around UFOs.
Clovis artifacts
Tools and weapons associated with the Clovis culture, believed to date back to around 13,000 years ago, known for their distinct fluted projectile points.
Clovis culture
The Clovis culture is an archaeological tradition in North America, characterized by the production of distinctive stone tools, which dates back approximately 13,000 years, prior to the establishment...
Cmdr. David Fravor
A retired U.S. Navy pilot who reported a UFO encounter during a training mission in 2004, his testimony has been pivotal in gaining attention for UAP discussions.
Co2 and Plant Functions
The various roles carbon dioxide plays in enhancing plant metabolic processes, including its effects on photosynthesis and overall plant health.
CO2 Fertilization
The enhancement of plant growth due to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, often used in discussions about climate change and agricultural productivity.
Cochimi Tribe
An Indigenous group native to Baja California, known for their rich cultural traditions and rock art, who successfully resisted colonization by European invaders for over a century.
Cock Lane Ghost
A famous 1762 London haunting in which knocking sounds around 12-year-old Elizabeth Parsons supposedly came from the spirit of Fanny Lynes. The 'ghost' accused William Kent of murder, but investigator...
Coercive Power Structures
Systems in which authority is maintained through threats or manipulation, affecting how resources, including education and wealth, are distributed.
Cognitive archaeology
An interdisciplinary field that explores the relationships between cognition and material culture, focusing on how human thought processes relate to archaeological artifacts.
Cognitive Distortions
Thought patterns that are negatively biased and lead individuals to view reality in an overly negative light, often causing emotional distress.
Cognitive Liberation
Cognitive liberation refers to a process of awakening or consciousness expansion, encouraging individuals to transcend societal limitations and recognize their own potential for knowledge and spiritua...
Cognitive liberty
The right to control one's own mental processes, cognition, and consciousness, an emerging concept in discussions about privacy and human rights.
Cognitive Neuropsychology
A branch of psychology focused on understanding how cognitive processes are related to brain function, examining how mental functions such as perception and memory are linked to brain structures and a...
Cognitive Science
An interdisciplinary field that studies the mind and its processes, combining knowledge from psychology, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, philosophy, linguistics, anthropology, sociology, and ed...
Cognitive Sciences Laboratory
Research lab led by Ed May that continued parapsychology and remote viewing studies after the government program officially closed in 1995.
Cognitive Sovereignty
The concept referring to an individual's or society's control over consciousness and mental processes, often discussed in the context of psychological manipulation and government influence.
Coherent Catastrophism
A theory developed by Victor Clube and Bill Napier proposing that Earth suffers periodic bombardment by debris from a fragmenting giant comet, causing recurring civilizational disasters.
Coincidence theorists
Individuals or groups who argue against conspiracy theories, claiming that chance alone accounts for the events and circumstances surrounding significant historical incidents.
Coincidence theory
Coincidence theory posits that seemingly unrelated events can be connected in ways that are meaningful, leading people to question fate and serendipity.
Col. John B. Alexander
A veteran intelligence officer known for his involvement in various military and UFO investigations, including leading the Advanced Theoretical Physics program and the US Army's remote viewing program...
Col. Phil Corso
A former U.S. Army officer known for claims in his book 'The Day After Roswell' regarding reverse engineering alien technology recovered from UFO crash sites.
Colares Incident
A series of UFO sightings that occurred in Colares, Brazil in 1977, where locals reported strange lights and possible encounters with unidentified flying objects, leading to military investigation.
Colares UFO attacks
A series of incidents in 1977 where residents of the Brazilian community of Colares reported physical attacks and injuries caused by beams from UFOs, leading to extensive investigations by the Brazili...
Cold Fusion
A theoretical form of nuclear fusion that occurs at or near room temperature, which has been both hailed for its potential energy solutions and criticized as pseudoscience due to lack of reproducible...
Cold Reading
A technique used by some psychics and mentalists to extract information from individuals by making high-probability guesses and interpreting their reactions.
Cold Spots
Localized areas of sudden coldness reported in haunted locations. Noël theorizes they occur when invisible spirit matter rushes in and lowers the local air pressure.
Cold War intelligence
Refers to the espionage and information-gathering efforts between the United States and Soviet Union from the late 1940s to early 1990s, during which UFOs became a public concern.
Cold War nuclear secrets
Confidential information related to nuclear weapons and military capabilities held by the U.S. and other nations during the tension-filled period following World War II.
Cold War Perception Management
A strategy used by governments during the Cold War to shape public perception and control narratives, often through disinformation campaigns, particularly regarding national security and unidentified...
Cold War Psyops
Psychological operations employed during the Cold War aimed at influencing public perception and behavior through manipulation of information and disinformation, relevant in the discussion of UFO phen...
Cold War secrecy
The widespread practices of secrecy employed by governments during the Cold War, particularly regarding military and intelligence operations that may include UFO sightings and technology.
Collaborative Creation
A process where multiple artists or creators work together on a single project, blending their ideas and talents to produce a unified piece of art.
Collective consciousness
The shared beliefs, ideas, and moral attitudes that operate as a unifying force within society, often discussed in the context of spiritual evolution and interconnectedness.
Collective Memory
The idea that groups of individuals may share an unconscious level of shared experiences and traits, possibly influencing behaviors through morphic fields.
Collective Molecular Photography
Austin's technique of briefly freezing a thin layer of water in a glass petri dish until it is part ice and part liquid, then pouring off the liquid and photographing the patterns left behind. She cla...
Collective Past
The notion that human history is interconnected and that ancient experiences and interpretations shape contemporary understanding and sightings of UAP and non-human intelligence.
Collective Psyche
The shared aspects of the human psyche that connect all individuals, theorized to influence personal experiences and societal dynamics.
Collective thought
A concept suggesting that shared beliefs and attitudes among a group can influence reality, often referenced in discussions about consciousness and extraterrestrial awareness.
Collective Unconscious
A concept developed by C.G. Jung that refers to the part of the unconscious mind shared among beings of the same species, containing archetypes and universal symbols.
Collins Elite
A rumored group within the U.S. government tasked with investigating UFOs, known for its belief in the potential demonic nature of extraterrestrial beings.
Colm Kelleher
Co-author and researcher associated with UFO programs who collaborated with Dr. Lacatski on important revelations regarding unidentified aerial phenomena.
Cologne Mani Codex
A tiny Greek parchment book discovered in Egypt and published in the 1970s. It recounts Mani's youth in a baptist community and his visionary calling.
Colonel Karl Nell
A military officer involved in discussions on UAPs, known for his insights into the history of human interactions with non-human intelligence.
Colonel Phillip Corso
A high-ranking Army Intelligence official known for his controversial claims about the reverse engineering of alien technology from UFO crashes, notably detailed in his book 'The Day After Roswell'.
Color Revolution
A term for protest movements, such as those in former Soviet states, that critics allege were organized or funded by Western intelligence agencies and NGOs to topple governments.
Color Therapy (Spectro-Chrome)
A healing system promoted by Dinshah P. Ghadiali that shone colored light through glass filters onto the body. U.S. authorities prosecuted him for fraud over these devices.
Colossal Heads
Massive stone sculptures of heads created by the Olmec civilization, typically made from basalt, and believed to represent Olmec rulers or important figures.
Colossal Serpents
Mythical or cryptid snakes rumored to inhabit jungles or remote areas, claiming to grow to extraordinary sizes beyond known species.
Colossal Stone Heads
Large stone sculptures created by the Olmec, representing their rulers or deities, which remain a mystery in terms of their exact purpose and construction methods.
Comet Atlas
An incoming comet whose characteristics and trajectory are discussed regarding its potential impact on Earth.
Comet Life Cycle
The stages that a comet typically undergoes throughout its existence, including formation, dormancy, active phase, disintegration, and eventual depletion.
Comet Research Group
A collective of scientists and researchers exploring the theory that comets may have played a significant role in ancient catastrophes, including the Younger Dryas period.
COMETA Report
A 1999 French report written by retired military officials and experts. It concluded that the extraterrestrial hypothesis was the most likely explanation for some unexplained UFO cases.
Commander Fravor
Former US Navy pilot who testified about his encounter with a UAP during a training exercise in 2004, contributing to discussions about government transparency on UFOs.
Committee of 300
An alleged secret council of elite families said to control world affairs, popularized by conspiracy author John Coleman in the 1990s.
Communication rituals
Ritualistic practices used in ancient cultures aimed at establishing contact with spiritual entities or the supernatural, often involving specific ceremonies and symbolic acts.
Communion
A groundbreaking book by Strieber that details his experiences with extraterrestrial beings and has opened up discussions about such contact globally.
Communion Letters
Thousands of letters readers sent Strieber after Communion was published, describing their own encounters. About 3,500 are now held in Rice University's Archives of the Impossible.
Compartmentalisation
The practice of dividing classified information into separate, tightly restricted programs so that only cleared individuals can access each part. UAP researchers allege it has been used to hide UFO-re...
Compassion
A profound human emotion that prompts a response to the suffering of others, encouraging feelings of empathy and a desire to help. It plays a crucial role in spiritual and psychological frameworks.
Compassion-Focused Therapy
A type of psychological therapy designed to help individuals develop self-compassion and alleviate emotional suffering by addressing the underlying causes of distress.
Concentration camps
Facilities where large numbers of people are detained, often under inhumane conditions; in this context, they refer to sites in China where Falun Gong practitioners are reportedly held.
Condon Committee
A University of Colorado UFO study funded by the Air Force and led by physicist Edward Condon from 1966 to 1968. Its negative conclusions led to the closure of Project Blue Book.
Confederate ghosts
The spirits of soldiers who fought in the American Civil War, said to haunt battlefields and towns in the South, reflecting the lingering impact of the war on Southern culture and history.
Confession: Our Hidden Alien Encounters Revealed
A book co-authored by Dr. Bob Jacobs that documents alleged encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrials, particularly those involving military personnel.
Confucius
An ancient Chinese philosopher and teacher (551-479 BC) whose teachings emphasized morality, proper social relationships, and justice, influencing Chinese culture and history significantly.
congressional commentary
Statements or insights provided by members of Congress regarding UFO phenomena, often relating to national security and public interest.
Congressional committees on UAP
Groups within the US Congress examining issues related to UAPs, including legislation to officially acknowledge non-earthly life.
Congressional disclosure
The push for congressional disclosure refers to efforts and movements advocating for the US government to release classified information regarding UFOs and encounters with extraterrestrial life.
Congressional Hearing
A formal meeting or session in Congress where issues related to national security, including UFO phenomena, are discussed and investigated by lawmakers.
Congressional hearing on UAP
A formal meeting held by lawmakers in which testimonies and information regarding unidentified aerial phenomena are presented and discussed, often expressing public concern over government disclosure.
Congressional Hearings on UFOs
Sessions held by U.S. Congress to investigate and discuss the government's knowledge and handling of UFO phenomena, marking a shift towards greater transparency and public scrutiny.
Congressional Oversight
The power of Congress to monitor and assess federal agencies which could include investigations into UAPs and their effects on public policy.
Congressional Record
The official transcript of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress, which sometimes includes submitted documents and testimonies related to various issues including UFOs.
Congressional Testimony
Formal statements made by witnesses before Congress that could relate to UFO phenomena and government transparency regarding such events.
Congressional UAP hearings
Public US House hearings on unidentified anomalous phenomena, most notably the July 2023 hearing where former intelligence officer David Grusch testified about alleged crash retrieval and reverse-engi...
Congressional UAP legislation
Legislative efforts in the U.S. Congress aimed at regulating and investigating Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, reflecting heightened governmental interest in UFO sightings and encounters.
Congressional UFO Hearings
U.S. House and Senate hearings, held especially since 2022, in which officials and whistleblowers have testified about unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) and alleged government secrecy.
Conscious Agent Theory
Cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman's mathematical model proposing that reality consists of interacting conscious agents rather than physical objects. Tunney objects that it does not treat human consci...
Conscious Agent Theory / Trace Institute
Cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman's framework holding that consciousness, not matter, is fundamental and that spacetime is a 'headset' interface. His Trace Institute develops mathematical models of c...
Conscious Agent Theory / Trace Logic
Donald Hoffman's mathematical framework claiming consciousness is fundamental and space-time is a 'headset' interface. He suggests that beings working outside the headset could produce technology that...
Conscious agents
A theory proposed by Donald Hoffman that suggests reality is structured by conscious beings, and our perception is fundamentally linked to their consciousness.
Conscious Agents Theory
Donald Hoffman's mathematical framework proposing that consciousness, not spacetime, is fundamental. He claims spacetime physics, including special relativity, can be derived from interacting consciou...
Conscious Dying
A movement that emphasizes the importance of approaching death with awareness and presence, allowing individuals to die peacefully and without fear.
Conscious Realism
Proposed by Donald Hoffman, it posits that consciousness, rather than physical objects, is the primary essence of reality, leading to an understanding that our perceived world is a user interface for...
Conscious Universe
The idea, related to panpsychism, that consciousness is a fundamental property of the cosmos rather than just a product of brains.
Consciousness
The state of being aware of and able to think and perceive one's surroundings, often explored in relation to spirituality, philosophy, and alternative theories of existence.
Consciousness & Psi
Refers to the study of awareness, perception, and the potential for psychic phenomena, which are often explored in connection with UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters.
Consciousness and Contact
The theoretical relationship suggesting that human consciousness may play a role in experiencing and understanding contact with extraterrestrial intelligence.
Consciousness and physics
An area of exploration regarding how consciousness interacts with and influences physical reality, often in the context of understanding non-human intelligence.
Consciousness and UFOs
A theory proposed by some researchers, including Cameron, suggesting that human consciousness may be fundamentally linked to the UFO phenomenon.
Consciousness Dojo
A metaphorical space for training and enhancing one's consciousness, promoting personal empowerment and the ability to manifest one's reality.
Consciousness evolution
The concept that human consciousness is evolving and expanding, influencing individual perception and societal development.
Consciousness Expansion
The process of broadening one's awareness and understanding of consciousness, often linked to mystical experiences or encounters with higher intelligences.
Consciousness Exploration
The investigation into the nature of consciousness and its relationship to reality, often involving practices such as meditation and holistic approaches.
Consciousness Functor
Deep Prasad's proposed addition to Einstein's field equations, suggesting consciousness contributes to spacetime curvature and could in principle be measured or 'weighed'.
Consciousness in understanding
A theory that explores the role of consciousness in perceiving and processing information related to extraterrestrial and paranormal phenomena.
Consciousness interaction
A theoretical exploration of the relationship between UFO phenomena and human consciousness, suggesting a possible connection that transcends conventional understanding of reality.
Consciousness Manipulation
Any attempt to alter or influence an individual's perception, awareness, or cognitive processes through various means, including technological or psychological methods.
Consciousness Maps
Frameworks that attempt to outline the various states or levels of consciousness, often used in spiritual and psychological contexts.
Consciousness Mechanics
The study of the nature of consciousness and how it relates to perception, thought, and the actualization of psychic phenomena.
Consciousness research
The interdisciplinary study of the nature, origin, and purpose of consciousness, often exploring the mind-body relationship and the potential for expanded human capacities.
Consciousness Studies
An interdisciplinary approach investigating the nature of consciousness, its relationship to the brain, and its potential to extend beyond traditional scientific boundaries.
Consciousness Survival
The theory suggesting that consciousness exists independently of the physical body and endures after death, supported by various empirical and anecdotal evidence.
Consciousness-based Reality
A theory proposing that consciousness is fundamental to existence, and what we perceive as reality is a mere construct shaped by deeper conscious processes.
Consciousness-First Idealism
The view, central to this episode, that consciousness is fundamental and creates what we perceive as matter, rather than emerging from it. It implies that consciousness is everywhere, possibly includi...
Consecration
The ceremonial process of dedicating an object or space to a sacred purpose, often seen as necessary to prepare for performing magic or invoking spiritual entities.
Consensus reality
The set of beliefs and perceptions shared by a society, which determines what is accepted as real or true within that culture.
Consolamentum
The central Cathar sacrament, a laying-on of hands believed to reunite the soul with its divine spirit.
Conspiracy Culture
A social phenomenon where individuals or groups believe in, promote, or engage with conspiracy theories, often linking them to broader narratives about power, secrecy, and control in society.
Conspiracy of Silence
The belief that governments are actively suppressing information about UFO encounters and related phenomena, as suggested by events such as a break-in at the New Mexico State Capitol.
Conspiracy Parenting
A philosophical approach to parenting that critiques mainstream societal norms and encourages parents to question the influences of conventional education and health practices on their children.
Conspiracy Slider
A concept proposed by Gordon White to describe how beliefs in conspiracy theories can shift and change over time, influenced by societal cycles.
Conspiracy Theories
Beliefs that suggest events or situations are secretly manipulated behind the scenes by powerful forces, typically contradicting the mainstream narrative.
Conspiracy Theory
A belief that events or situations are secretly manipulated behind the scenes by powerful forces, often contradicting the accepted narrative. Theories surrounding JFK's assassination include claims of...
Constellation of Orion
A prominent constellation named after a hunter in Greek mythology, known for its distinctive three-star belt, often associated with various mythologies and spiritual significance.
Constructed Culture
The argument that the shared beliefs, norms, and values of a society are intentionally shaped and influenced by those in authority to serve their interests.
Contact at the Cabin
A series of events and tours led by Randall Carlson that explore ancient mysteries, geology, and history through on-site learning and community engagement.
Contact Cases
Reports in which people claim direct communication or encounters with extraterrestrial beings, a major focus of Wendelle Stevens' research.
Contact in the Desert
An annual conference focusing on UFOs and extraterrestrial life that gathers enthusiasts and researchers to discuss various topics related to ufology.
Contactee
A person who claims ongoing, often friendly or personal communication with extraterrestrial beings. The term became popular in the 1950s with figures like George Adamski.
Contactee Movement
A 1950s phenomenon in which people such as George Adamski and Daniel Fry claimed friendly meetings with human-looking 'space brothers' from Venus and other planets who warned against nuclear war.
Contagion
The transmission of disease from one person to another, often through pathogens, which is scrutinized in the context of whether illness can occur without germs.
Contemplative Practice
Spiritual practices aimed at fostering inner awareness and presence, often through meditation, prayer, or reflection.
Continental Flood Basalts (CFB)
Large-scale volcanic eruptions that create extensive layers of basalt rock, which are believed to correlate with mass extinction events and major geological changes.
continental-scale wildfires
Massive wildfires that affect large geographic areas, resulting in ecological transformation and significant atmospheric changes.
Continuity of Consciousness
A philosophical concept suggesting that personal identity can persist over time, beyond physical existence, often referenced in discussions about reincarnation and afterlife.
Continuity of Government (COG)
The U.S. system of emergency plans for keeping the government running during a catastrophe. Researcher Peter Dale Scott argues that its personnel recur across major 'deep events' like 9/11.
Control System
Vallée's theory that the UFO phenomenon acts like a thermostat that shapes human beliefs and behavior over long periods by presenting puzzling, mythic experiences.
Control System Hypothesis
Jacques Vallee's theory that the UFO phenomenon acts like a thermostat on human belief, shaping human culture and consciousness over centuries.
Controligarchs
A book by Seamus Bruner alleging that a small group of globalist billionaires seeks to control humanity's food, money, and freedoms.
Controlled Disclosure
A theory suggesting that governments may selectively release information regarding UFOs and UAPs to manage public perception and maintain control over narratives related to extraterrestrial encounters...
Controlled Opposition
A theory suggesting that dissenting voices or organizations are intentionally created or managed by the powers that be to divert genuine opposition and maintain the status quo.
Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV)
A structured, multi-stage remote viewing protocol developed by Ingo Swann for US military intelligence. It begins with an ideogram and moves through sensory and dimensional stages.
Converging Timelines
The idea that multiple temporal paths or realities can converge or merge, resulting in altered experiences or events for individuals.
Coon Hunting
A type of hunting involving raccoons, often conducted at night with dogs, which can lead to unexpected and eerie encounters with wildlife.
Coordinate Remote Viewing
Structured remote viewing protocol developed by Ingo Swann at SRI and later used to train Army psychic spies in the program known as Stargate. Targets are identified only by random number coordinates.
Copper-zinc alloy
A metallic mixture of copper and zinc used in ancient metallurgy, known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, often found in high-quality artefacts from advanced civilizations.
Coral Castle
A unique stone structure in Florida built by Edward Leedskalnin in the 1920s, noted for its mysterious construction techniques and theories on how it was built without heavy machinery.
Corbell
Jeremy Corbell is a documentary filmmaker known for his work on UFOs and extraterrestrial themes, particularly through his films like 'Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers,' which helped popularize dis...
Corbell & Knapp
Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp are filmmakers and investigative journalists known for their work on UFO documentaries, particularly in relation to the U.S. government's disclosure of unidentified aer...
Cordilleran Ice Sheet
A massive glacial ice sheet that covered large portions of western Canada and the Pacific Northwest of the United States during the last Ice Age, playing a critical role in shaping the region's geolog...
Cordilleran Megaflood Tours
Tour events organized by Randall Carlson and Grimerica, focusing on geological sites in the Columbia River Gorge, exploring the impacts of ancient megafloods on the landscape.
Corey Goode
A promoter of 'secret space program' claims who became popular on the Gaia streaming platform. According to the host, he later admitted under oath during a legal dispute with Gaia that his claims were...
Corona Satellite
A Cold War US spy satellite program that dropped film canisters from orbit for recovery. Some skeptics propose it as a mundane explanation for the Shag Harbour lights.
Corporate Archons
In this context, a metaphorical description of corporate entities as powerful forces manipulating perception and reality for control and profit.
Corporate control
The influence large corporations exert over governmental decisions and technological advancements, particularly in military and aerospace sectors, which may hinder transparency and public access to in...
Corpse Candles
Lights reported to appear during funerals or near graves, often believed in folklore to signal a death or a warning of death.
Corruption of Journalism
The ethical compromise of journalism, where journalists and media organizations may distort or manipulate news to serve political or corporate interests, eroding public trust in the media.
Cosmic 'Frankenstein' monsters
A term used by Carlson to describe the powerful and often destructive effects of cosmic events, such as impacts from celestial bodies, on Earth’s geology and environment.
Cosmic Angels
Entities believed to reside in higher dimensions, offering wisdom and guidance to humans, often associated with spiritual awakening.
Cosmic ascent rituals
Practices believed to facilitate an individual's or group's spiritual advancement or enlightenment, intertwining with the ideas of esoteric traditions and consciousness expansion.
Cosmic catastrophism
The hypothesis that periodic catastrophic events, such as asteroid impacts, significantly influence the Earth's ecosystems and civilizations.
Cosmic Consciousness
A higher state of awareness and understanding of the universe and one's place within it, often sought through spiritual practices and experiences.
Cosmic Cycles
Theories suggesting that human history and consciousness evolve in patterns over long periods, influenced by astronomical and cosmic events.
Cosmic delivery systems
Concept referring to the mechanisms through which extraterrestrial materials, such as gases from comets, reach Earth and affect its atmosphere and environment.
Cosmic Dissociation
Kastrup's proposal that individual selves form when universal consciousness splits into separate parts, much as alters form in dissociative identity disorder. He suggests death ends this split, and th...
cosmic event
Any significant occurrence in space, such as asteroid impacts or supernovae, that can affect the Earth and its biosphere, potentially leading to mass extinctions.
Cosmic Impact Hypothesis
A theory suggesting that a cosmic impact, such as a comet or asteroid strike, triggered the Younger Dryas and had profound effects on global climate and human societies.
Cosmic jazz
A genre initiated by Sun Ra that integrates free jazz aesthetics with elements reflecting cosmic themes and non-Earthly experiences.
Cosmic Jesus
The idea that Jesus holds a cosmological significance, often connected to broader themes of spiritual awakening and extraterrestrial insight into human existence.
Cosmic Pessimism
A philosophical view originated in Gnosticism that posits the material world as inherently flawed or corrupt, often depicted as a prison for the soul.
Cosmic Phenomena
Natural events occurring in the universe, such as solar eclipses, that can evoke curiosity and wonder about the cosmos.
Cosmic Rock Bottom
A concept introduced by Bibhu Dev Misra to reflect a perceived low point in the collective consciousness and ethics of humanity, characterized by a disconnection from spiritual truths.
Cosmic Serpent
A motif found in various spiritual traditions, symbolizing divine knowledge or consciousness, often linked to creation myths and the origins of life.
Cosmic Summit
An event where speakers discuss various fringe topics, including ancient mysteries and modern science, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to understanding our history and universe.
Cosmic Tusk
A blog run by George Howard focused on research related to the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and other comet-related theories, featuring discussions, papers, and findings in the field of impact scie...
Cosmic Unfolding
The idea that human consciousness is part of a vast, interconnected process that evolves through time, expanding awareness and spiritual insights.
Cosmism
An esoteric philosophy promoting the idea of cosmic exploration and integration of human consciousness with the universe, relevant to discussions about UFOs.
Cosmogenic markers
Cosmogenic markers are isotopes produced by cosmic rays interacting with Earth's atmosphere, often used in geological and climatological studies to date natural events and understand environmental cha...
Cosmography
The study of the structure and origin of the cosmos, often incorporating historical and geographical aspects; relevant in Randall Carlson's exploration of ancient civilizations.
Cosmopsychism
A variant of panpsychism claiming that the universe as a whole is conscious and that individual minds are derived from, or are parts of, this cosmic consciousness.
Cote Photo
A UFO photograph captured in 1971 over Lake Cote, Costa Rica, during an official mapping mission, often cited in UFO research for its clarity and government ties.
Cote UFO photo
A famous UFO photograph taken in 1971 in Cote, Canada, which has become a prominent piece of evidence in the study of unidentified aerial phenomena.
Cottingley Fairies
A series of photographs taken in 1917 that purported to show fairies in Cottingley, England, which later were revealed to be hoaxes but gained notable attention, even leading Arthur Conan Doyle to end...
Coulrophobia
An irrational fear of clowns, often linked to the unsettling nature of clown appearances and behaviors in popular culture.
Council of Elders
A group of wise non-physical beings said to oversee a soul's evolution. In between-lives regression, clients claim to meet this council to learn why they planned their life challenges.
Council of Nine
A group purportedly involved in esoteric and spiritual matters, believed by some to communicate with extraterrestrial beings and guide humanity.
Count of Saint Germain
A legendary figure and alchemist known for his claimed immortality, who allegedly played a significant role in various historical events across Europe and was said to possess extraordinary skills.
Count Roman Ostoja
A self-styled Polish nobleman and showman of the 1920s and 1930s known as the 'White Yogi'. He claimed to enter death-like trances and was publicly buried alive, including under a baseball diamond in...
Counter-imperial literature
Works of writing that resist and critique the narratives and power structures presented by dominant empires, often providing alternative viewpoints and insights into social justice.
Counterculture era
A period during the 1960s when alternative lifestyles and revolutionary ideas, especially around drug use, spirituality, and social movements, gained widespread popularity.
Counterfeit Spirit
A concept suggesting that deceptive forces may masquerade as spiritually enlightening forces to manipulate human behavior.
Counterintelligence
Activities aimed at preventing espionage and intelligence gathering by adversaries; in the context of UFOs, it may refer to disinformation efforts related to alien technology and sightings.
Counterintelligence operations
Activities undertaken by governments or organizations to prevent intelligence gathering by adversaries, often involving deceit or misinformation, particularly in the realm of sensitive subjects like U...
Courtney Weber
A contemporary Witch, priestess, and author of books on modern Witchcraft and goddess spirituality, including 'Pentacle: The Shape of Power', a history of the pentacle symbol.
Cover-up
A term referring to the suppression of evidence or information, particularly regarding the recollection of events related to UFO sightings and encounters, often involving military or government secrec...
Cover-up Murder
The alleged concealment of details surrounding a murder case that may involve individuals who are either non-existent or fictitious.
Covert UFO Program
An alleged classified initiative of the U.S. government aimed at investigating unidentified aerial phenomena, including UFO sightings, to ascertain their nature and implications for national security.
COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories
A range of beliefs suggesting that the COVID-19 pandemic was fabricated or exaggerated for political or financial gain, often involving ideas about bioweapons or government cover-ups.
Coyame UFO crash
A 1974 incident involving a presumed UFO crash near the U.S.-Mexico border, often cited in discussions about government cover-ups and extraterrestrial technology.
Coyame, Mexico
A site of a controversial UFO crash in 1974, often referred to as 'Mexico's Roswell', where alleged extraterrestrial debris was recovered.
Craig Spence
Washington lobbyist described by Sommers as Larry King's partner in a child blackmail ring. He was linked to 1989 reports of call-boy tours of the White House and was found dead in Boston that year.
Craniosacral Therapy
A form of alternative therapy that focuses on the craniosacral system, which consists of the membranes and fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord, to promote healing and relieve tension.
crash recovery timelines
Chronological accounts of events where alleged UFO crashes were reported and how these incidents were subsequently interpreted or covered up.
Crash retrieval
The concept that governmental agencies recover and investigate materials or technology from downed extraterrestrial spacecraft.
Crash Retrieval / Legacy Program
The alleged decades-long secret U.S. effort to recover downed non-human craft and bodies and attempt to reverse-engineer them, reportedly through defense contractors under tightly controlled special a...
Crash retrieval claims
Assertions relating to the recovery of crashed UFOs, often stirring debates on the government's transparency regarding extraterrestrial technology.
Crash Retrieval Program
An alleged secret effort by the U.S. government and defense contractors to recover, store and reverse-engineer crashed non-human craft and their occupants, called 'biologics.'
Crash Retrieval Programs
Alleged secret government initiatives aimed at collecting and studying crashed UFOs or extraterrestrial vehicles, often linked to claims of reverse engineering technology.
Crash retrievals
The process of recovering technology or materials from an aircraft that has crashed, often linked to alleged UFO incidents.
crash wreckage
Materials and debris from unidentified flying objects or alleged extraterrestrial crafts that have reportedly been recovered by military or government agencies.
Crawler
A type of cryptid that is described as a humanoid being that moves on all fours, often associated with horrific encounters in remote areas.
Crawler (Rake)
An internet-era cryptid described as a pale, emaciated humanoid that moves on all fours. It is often reported to mimic human voices.
Crawler / Rake
A pale, hairless, hunched humanoid cryptid reported mostly since the 2000s, described with long limbs, large black eyes and sharp teeth, often moving on all fours.
Creative Society
An international online movement linked to the Allatra organization, which critics describe as a cult-like group that promotes eco-doomsday narratives through coordinated online campaigns.
Creature from the Black Lagoon
A fictional amphibious humanoid monster from the 1954 Universal Pictures film, which has become iconic in horror and science fiction, often inspiring legends of similar real-life sightings.
Cremation of Care
A theatrical opening ritual at Bohemian Grove in which robed members burn an effigy called 'Care' before a giant owl statue. Critics view it as occult or pagan worship.
Crisis Apparition
Spirits of individuals who appear during or after moments of crisis, such as murders or traumatic deaths, often associated with the concept of Geographic Psychic Trauma.
CRISPR
A groundbreaking technology for editing genes, whose implications are explored in the context of intelligence and scientific advancements.
Cristina Gomez
A multi-platform content creator and UFO enthusiast who runs a YouTube channel and blogs, providing analysis and commentary on UFO phenomena.
Crop Circles
Patterns created by flattening crops, often associated with UFO phenomena and hoaxes, but also linked by some conspiracy theorists to unexplained energies or technologies.
Cross Correspondences
A series of fragmentary automatic-writing messages received by several mediums in the early 1900s. When pieced together, the fragments seemed to form coherent puzzles, which researchers took as eviden...
Cross of Hendaye
A monument located in Hendaye, France, featuring intricate engravings that proponents claim hold esoteric knowledge about cycles of catastrophe and cosmic events.
Crossing the Hour of Death Meditation
A Kundalini yoga practice meant to prepare a practitioner to die consciously and depart 'in the right way.' Lavretsky did it daily for 40 days.
Crow777
An alternative researcher and podcaster known for commentary on control systems and surveillance. He reportedly predicted years ago that advertising would one day target people's thoughts.
Crowleyan Magic
Refers to the practices and beliefs associated with Aleister Crowley, focusing on the influence of the occult and ritual magic in personal and spiritual development.
Crown Chakra
In Hindu and New Age energy systems, the seventh chakra at the top of the head, believed to govern connection to the divine. Sunshine claims addiction calcifies it.
Crustal Displacement Theory
A theory proposed by Charles Hapgood suggesting that the Earth's crust can shift significantly due to movements in the mantle, potentially affecting climate and civilization.
Cryptid
A creature whose existence is based on anecdotal evidence rather than scientific proof; examples include Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, and the Jersey Devil.
Cryptid Sea Creature
A creature whose existence is based on anecdotal evidence, claimed to inhabit oceans or waterways, often linked to folk legends and local lore.
Cryptids
Creatures whose existence is based on anecdotal evidence and folklore, such as Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster, often at the center of scrutiny and fascination in alternative media.
Cryptocracy
A term used to describe a form of government that operates behind the scenes, with hidden elites controlling political and social systems, often without public awareness.
Cryptokubrology
A field of study that investigates the use of hidden codes and symbols, particularly those related to sacred geometry, in various media such as films and art.
Crystal Singing Bowls
Bowls made of quartz that are tuned to specific pitches and played by rubbing or striking the rim. Sound healers use them in the belief that they release negative energy and restore balance.
Crystal skulls
Alleged ancient artifacts made of clear or milky quartz that some claim possess mystical properties or are linked to lost civilizations, frequently discussed in fringe archaeological contexts.
CT scans
Computed Tomography scans used in the investigation, which purportedly demonstrate the authenticity of the Nazca Mummies and rule out the possibility of them being fabrications.
Cuba Sunken City
Alleged megalithic structures spotted by sonar in 2001 deep off Cuba's western coast, which some claim are remains of a lost civilization.
Cuban Underwater Formation
Structures mapped around 2001 by oceanographer Paulina Zelitsky off western Cuba at about 2,000 feet deep, claimed to be a sunken city. Cunningham says its layout aligns to North Pole Prime.
Cult of Materialism
Niebauer's term for the dominant modern assumption that everything, including the mind, is made of matter and that the brain generates consciousness. He argues this belief is unproven and is the root...
Cults
Organizations that often utilize manipulative techniques to control members, leading them to give up personal freedoms and, in some cases, the will to live.
Cultural appropriation
The act of taking or using elements from one culture by members of another culture, often without permission or understanding, leading to ethical and social debates.
Cultural Cross-Pollination
The exchange and integration of ideas, practices, and beliefs from different cultures, particularly relating to spirituality and mysticism.
Cultural Exchanges
Interactions between different societies that lead to the sharing of knowledge, traditions, and innovations, significantly impacting cultural development throughout history.
Cultural filters
The lenses through which societies interpret extraordinary events, affecting public perception and belief in phenomena such as UFOs.
Cultural Heritage
The legacy of tangible and intangible elements of culture passed down through generations, including art, traditions, languages, and historical artifacts.
Cultural mythology
The body of myths and legends that a culture uses to explain its beliefs, rituals, and understanding of the world; these stories often have profound societal implications and interpretations.
Cultural References
Allusions found in music, literature, and media that invoke the existence or influence of the Illuminati, suggesting their covert operations in popular culture.
Cunning man
A practitioner of folk magic and healing, typically employed in various communities to perform magical operations, divination, and charms.
Curse of the Toad
A phenomenon where individuals experience prolonged misfortune or bizarre occurrences after an encounter with a toad, as reported in folklore. This concept emphasizes the mystical and sometimes ominou...
Cursed Object
An item believed to carry a malevolent attachment or spirit that causes misfortune or paranormal activity in the home of whoever takes it.
Cursed objects
Items believed to carry a supernatural curse, resulting in misfortune or death to those who possess them.
Curses
Supernatural believed spells or proclamations that bring about misfortune or harm, often tied to historical grievances or ancestral legacies.
Cusp
In astrology, the boundary zone between two zodiac signs where their influences are said to blend. Dank uses cusps to explain how a story's scenes move from one sign to the next.
Cutler Memorandum
Also known as the Cutler-Twining memo, a July 14, 1954 memo found in the National Archives that refers to an 'MJ-12 Special Studies Project'. Stanton Friedman cited it as support for the existence of...
Cuzco
The historic capital of the Inca Empire, known for its archaeological remains and Spanish colonial architecture, considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Cycles
Patterns or recurring trends in history or society that suggest certain events or beliefs may repeat under similar conditions, often discussed in the context of astrology and esoteric traditions.
Cyclic Catastrophes
The concept that Earth has experienced repeated catastrophic events throughout history, often resulting in significant geological and biological changes.
Cyclical Climate Variability
The concept that Earth's climate follows natural cycles of warming and cooling, often referred to in discussions of historical climate changes rather than the impacts of human activity.
Cyclicity in geology
The concept that geological and climatic events, such as ice ages or mass extinctions, occur in repeatable cycles influenced by various factors including celestial positioning and cosmic events.
Cyclops Elephant Skull Theory
The idea that ancient Greeks who found fossil elephant or mammoth skulls mistook the large central nasal opening for a single eye socket, giving rise to the Cyclops myth.
Cyclops in mythology
A one-eyed giant from Greek mythology often interpreted as a symbol of ignorance and material pleasure that blinds the soul.
Cydonia
A region on Mars featuring unusual geological formations that some believe are evidence of ancient civilizations or extraterrestrial habitation, referenced in David Flynn's theories.
CymaScope
A scientific instrument developed by John Stuart Reid that allows the visualization of sound waves, providing insights into the effects of sound on different mediums, including biological cells.
Cymatics
The study of visible sound and vibration, which visualizes the waves created by sound frequencies. It explores how sounds can influence physical structures and biological systems.