Glossary
157 terms
Terms starting with "F"
157 terms
F-22 UFO encounter story
An anecdote Donald Trump has repeated since 2019 about military pilots, including F-22 pilots, reporting sightings of unexplained objects. Its details have reportedly varied from one telling to the ne...
F/A-18F Super Hornet
A twin-engine, supersonic, all-weather multirole combat jet that is used by the US Navy for air superiority missions, including interception of UAPs.
Fabric of Space-Time
Concept in physics describing how space and time are intertwined and form a four-dimensional continuum, which some theorists suggest may contain latent information akin to computer code.
Fabricated Alien Abductions
Allegations surrounding staged or hoaxed accounts of alien abductions that suggest manipulation or government involvement to explore human psychology and societal responses to extraterrestrial claims.
Face on Mars
A rock formation located in the Cydonia region of Mars, famously resembling a human face. Its shape has sparked debate over whether it is a natural formation or the product of intelligent design.
Faceless Entities
A recurring pattern in paranormal reports and folklore in which a being's face is hidden, covered, or reflective. Examples range from ghosts and banshees to helmeted UFO occupants.
Faceless Guest
A reported supernatural entity resembling a tall, pale humanoid with no visible face, which follows an individual and is said to invoke both fear and comfort.
Fae
Mythical beings from folklore, often depicted as fairies or elf-like, believed to exist in a parallel realm and interact with humans occasionally.
Fae (Fair Folk)
Supernatural beings from Celtic and Appalachian folklore, often described as small humanlike figures. They are said to steal belongings, lead travelers astray, and lull people to sleep with enchanting...
Fae Abduction
The belief that fairies or 'Fae' can abduct individuals, often tied to folklore and regarded as a real concern in some cultures.
Fae Folk
A term used to describe mythical creatures from folklore, believed to be magical beings, often associated with nature, that can be mischievous or benevolent. They are commonly referenced in various cu...
Fae realm
A mythical realm inhabited by fairies and other supernatural beings, often associated with folklore and believed to interact with humans in mysterious ways.
Faerie
Mythical beings from folklore, often associated with nature and supernatural occurrences, believed to inhabit specific areas like meadows and forests, sometimes depicting a link to otherworldly dimens...
Fairy
Supernatural beings from folklore, often depicted as small, magical creatures with wings, associated with nature, and known for their penchant for mischief as well as helping or hindering humans.
Fairy Circle
A clearing or ring in the woods that folklore links to Fae gatherings. Entering one is said to cause disorientation, lost time, or enchantment.
Fairy Faith
Traditional Celtic belief in fairies and otherworldly beings. Tunney says it preserved Ireland's pre-Christian spiritual culture into the 20th century, a heritage valued by W.B. Yeats and A.E. Russell...
Fairy fort
An Iron Age ring fort or earthwork, especially common in Ireland, that folk tradition holds is inhabited by fairies. Disturbing or trespassing on one was believed to bring misfortune or supernatural e...
Fairy Fort / Invisible Barrier
Irish folklore holds that people who wander onto fairy forts (ancient ring forts) can become trapped by an unseen barrier. The host compares this to Joyce's car being unable to drive away from the enc...
Fairy Language
A modern pagan practice, widely shared on TikTok, in which people vocalize sounds that resemble Christian speaking in tongues.
Fairy lights
Small, glowing orbs often associated with folklore about fairies, believed by some to be manifestations of these mythical beings in natural settings.
Fairy Ring
A naturally occurring circular formation of mushrooms or grass that is considered sacred in folklore, and disturbing it is thought to lead to dire consequences, often related to fairy retribution.
Fairy Sightings
Reports of encounters with fairy-like creatures, often characterized by their magical qualities; these accounts can vary widely in credibility and detail, transcending folklore and entering anecdotal...
Fake Moon Landing
The conspiracy theory claiming that the Apollo moon landings were staged by NASA and filmed on Earth, often citing discrepancies in photographic evidence.
Fake News
Deliberately misleading or false information presented as news, often intended to manipulate public perception and political outcomes.
Fall of Sophia
Central myth of Valentinian Gnosticism in which the divine Aeon Sophia descends from the divine fullness (the Pleroma), leading to the birth of the flawed material world and its creator, the Demiurge.
Fallacy of Misplaced Concreteness
Philosopher Alfred North Whitehead's term for mistaking an abstract idea for a real, experienceable thing, such as treating ownership or a country as physically real.
False Flag Operations
Acts carried out with the intent of disguising the actual source of responsibility and blaming another party, often employed to justify military actions or political changes.
False Flag UFO Events
Allegations suggesting that some UFO sightings or encounters have been orchestrated by government entities to manipulate public perception or justify military actions.
False Memory Syndrome
A controversial term referring to the phenomenon of recalling memories that may be distorted or fabricated, often discussed in the context of recovered memories.
False Rome
A theory suggesting that mainstream narratives about Rome's rise and achievements may have been distorted or fabricated, leading to a skewed understanding of its historical impact.
Falun Gong
A spiritual movement founded in China in the early 1990s, combining meditation and moral philosophy, which has faced severe persecution by the Chinese government.
Familiar Spirits
Supernatural entities believed to assist practitioners of magic or witchcraft, often depicted as animal companions or spirits that provide guidance and protection.
Family Jewels
A collection of roughly 700 pages of CIA documents describing illegal agency activities, first reported by Seymour Hersh in the New York Times in December 1974. The revelations led to the Church Commi...
Fascia Water Memory
Bush's claim that long-term memories and emotions are held in structured, gel-like water within the connective tissue that wraps every organ, rather than in the brain.
Fascism
An authoritarian political system marked by dictatorial power, and strong regimentation of society and the economy, which Greer ties to historical covert programs.
Fast Movers
A term used to describe unidentified flying or submerged objects known for their high-speed maneuvers that defy conventional physics and understanding.
Fata Morgana
A complex optical mirage, often seen over cold seas, that can make ships appear upside down, stretched, or floating in the air. It has been linked to many ghost ship sightings, possibly including the...
Father Carlo Crespi
Italian Salesian priest in Cuenca, Ecuador (active roughly 1920s–1982) who amassed a large collection of metal artifacts given to him by Indigenous people. Some people believe the pieces came from a l...
Father Crespi
An Ecuadorian priest known for his collection of strange artifacts, some of which were allegedly linked to the Tayos Caves and ancient civilizations.
Father Seraphim Rose
An American Orthodox monk and theologian known for his spiritual writings and teachings about the relevance of traditional spirituality in contemporary times, active in the mid-20th century.
Fatima
The site of a 1917 event in Portugal where three children claimed to have seen the Virgin Mary and a series of prophecies, later attracting UFO interest due to unusual celestial phenomena reported.
Fatima apparitions
A series of reported apparitions of the Virgin Mary to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal, in 1917, which have been associated with prophecy and higher states of consciousness.
Fayoum Desert
A desert region in Egypt known for its archaeological significance, including ancient roads and remnants of past civilizations.
FBI
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, a government agency tasked with domestic intelligence and security, which has acknowledged its lack of knowledge regarding certain UFO-related phenomena.
FBI BLM Bricks Allegation
The claim, discussed on the show, that the FBI posed as a construction company and supplied bricks to protesters during the 2020 BLM riots, in effect provoking unrest.
FBI documents
Confidential government files that may contain information about the government's knowledge and response to UFO incidents, including the Aztec UFO crash, and are often referenced in investigations int...
FBI Investigations
Ongoing investigations by the Federal Bureau of Investigation into reports of unidentified aerial phenomena, focusing on national security and potential implications of such sightings.
FBI UFO records
Files and documents compiled by the Federal Bureau of Investigation related to unidentified flying objects, which includes investigations and reported sightings.
Fear Mongering
A strategy of alarming or distorting facts about UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters to create public fear or concern.
Fear Test
In Campbell's account, a scenario such as an alien abduction staged by the Larger Consciousness System to measure a person's fear. Staying calm counts as passing the test.
Federico Faggin
A physicist, engineer, and author known for designing the first commercial microprocessor at Intel and later exploring the nature of consciousness after a transformative mystical experience.
Feminine Divine
The concept of a female aspect of divinity, often associated with Goddess worship, that has been historically marginalized in favor of male-centric religious narratives.
Fenghuang
The Chinese phoenix, combining a male (feng) and female (huang) bird. The author claims it governs the 24 solar terms of the Chinese calendar, mirroring Osiris and the 24 hours.
feral humans
Individuals who live outside of mainstream society and exhibit primitive behavior; sometimes associated with urban legends and sightings of 'wild' people in isolated areas.
Feral Wildmen
An alleged group of humanoid creatures believed to inhabit remote areas; they are often described as large, hairy beings that resemble the traditional depiction of Bigfoot.
Feral/Devolved Humans
A fringe theory that isolated groups of wild, devolved people live hidden in caves, such as in Appalachia, or in underground tunnels like those beneath London.
Field-crossing experience
Dr. Simon Young's term for a dramatic type of pixie-led account in which a person enters a field and finds that both the exit and the entrance have vanished. Victims can remain trapped for hours, some...
Fifth Center (Gurdjieff)
In G.I. Gurdjieff's Fourth Way teaching, a mysterious center of the human being that he declined to describe openly. Ryan says all secrets are hidden within it.
Fifth Sun
In Aztec cosmology, the current world age, following four earlier 'suns' that each ended in catastrophe. It was believed this age would also end in destruction.
Filippo Biondi
A radar engineer known for his work on detecting underground structures using synthetic aperture radar technology, active in contemporary archaeology.
Filippo Biondi and Armando Mei
Italian researchers who claimed in 2025 that radar scans reveal vast underground structures beneath the Giza pyramids. Mainstream Egyptologists dispute the claim.
Filter Theory
The idea, associated with William James, Henri Bergson, and Aldous Huxley, that the brain does not produce consciousness. Instead, it filters or narrows a larger, non-physical consciousness, and weake...
Filter Theory of Consciousness
The idea that the brain does not produce consciousness but restricts it. According to this view, brain damage or inhibition can thin the 'veil' and allow psychic impressions through.
Final Experiment
A concept presented by Campanella in which he proposes a practical demonstration designed to offer evidence supporting the Flat Earth theory.
Fine Structure Constant
A physics constant of roughly 1/137 with no known origin. Strieber cites it as a hint that the universe was deliberately designed.
Fire Humanoids
Glowing human-shaped figures that witnesses describe as appearing inside bright, fire-like light or doorway-like frames, often with crackling sounds. Several such cases were reported in Sweden in 1978...
Firmament
A biblical concept of a solid dome over the Earth. Some fringe theorists equate it with the Van Allen radiation belts and question whether moon travel is possible.
First Contact
The hypothetical scenario in which humanity makes its first encounter with extraterrestrial life, explored in the book by Becky Ferreira.
Firsthand Fund
An initiative started by Jason Sands aimed at providing support and community for people who share personal encounters with UAPs.
Five Eyes
An intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, and the USA, known for sharing intelligence and cooperation on security matters, including UAP investigations.
Five Observables
A set of criteria defined by the U.S. military to identify genuine Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), which includes performance metrics like acceleration, maneuverability, and operations in crowded...
Fixed Cross
In astrology, the four 'fixed' signs that fall in the middle of each season: Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius. Dank treats their appearance together in a passage as evidence of deliberate celestial...
Flat Earth Mindset
A belief system asserting that the Earth is flat, rejecting the scientific consensus on its spherical shape, and often associated with a broader distrust of mainstream science.
Flat Earth Theory
The belief that the Earth is flat rather than a sphere, claiming that scientific evidence supporting a round Earth is flawed or fabricated.
Flathead Basin
A geographic region in northwestern Montana characterized by a large lake and river systems, significant for understanding past climatic and geological changes.
Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions
A novella by Edwin A. Abbott that explores dimensions and perceptions of reality, using mathematics and geometry to discuss the limitations of understanding different realities.
Flatwoods Monster
A purported extraterrestrial being reportedly seen in Flatwoods, West Virginia, in 1952, characterized by its towering height, misty appearance, and strange lights.
Flayed Man Apparition
A reported ghost of a person skinned alive. In this episode it is tied to a Louisiana legend of tribal punishment by flaying.
Flexner Report
A 1910 report that criticized the state of medical education in the U.S. and led to the closure of many medical schools, effectively creating a monopoly on medical education and practice.
Flight 19
A group of five TBM Avenger torpedo bombers that disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle in December 1945 during a training flight, leading to various theories about its fate, including paranormal and ext...
Flight 370
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared on March 8, 2014, during a flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, leading to extensive international search efforts and various conspiracy theories.
Flinders Petrie
A British Egyptologist and archaeologist who founded modern scientific methodology in archaeology, active in the late 1800s and early 1900s, known for his pioneering work in the excavation of ancient...
FLIR Video
A type of infrared footage captured by military equipment, often used in UFO investigations to analyze unidentified aerial phenomena, such as those recorded during naval exercises.
Flock Cameras
Surveillance technology utilized by law enforcement that captures license plate data and real-time vehicle tracking, raising concerns about privacy and government monitoring.
Fluid Intelligence
A term used by Veda Austin to describe the idea that water possesses the ability to respond intelligently to its environment, including emotions and intentions.
Fluid Man
A cryptid described as an entity that possesses characteristics resembling a fluid, shifting and flowing in unpredictable ways; reports of its existence suggest an otherworldly nature.
Flyers (Castaneda)
Predatory beings described by Carlos Castaneda's teacher Don Juan that supposedly gave humans their 'mind' in order to feed on human awareness. The idea closely parallels Gnostic archons.
flying humanoids
Strange creatures reported to have human-like features and the ability to fly, often associated with urban paranormal sightings, particularly in Chicago.
Flying Manta Ray
Reports of huge, wingless-flapping, manta-ray-shaped objects or creatures gliding through the sky, with clusters of sightings reported in the Ohio River Valley.
Flying Saints
Christian mystics such as St. Joseph of Cupertino who were reportedly seen levitating. Historian Carlos Eire treats these accounts as real history, and Skunk Works' Charles Chase linked levitation to...
Flying Saucer
A flying saucer is a common term used to describe a type of UFO, particularly those that have a disc-like shape and are often associated with sightings of alien spacecraft.
Flying Saucer Nest
A swirled or flattened patch of ground or vegetation said to be a landing trace left by a UFO, similar to the 'nests' attributed to Sasquatch.
Flying Saucer Review
A British UFO journal founded in 1955 and known for publishing detailed witness investigations, including high-strangeness and close-encounter cases.
Flying Saucer Working Party
A secret British Ministry of Defence group set up in 1950 to study UFO reports. Its 1951 report concluded the sightings had ordinary explanations.
Flying Saucers
A term popularized in the mid-20th century referring to a type of unidentified flying object (UFO) often reported as a disc-shaped craft purportedly operated by extraterrestrial beings.
Focused intention
The practice of directing one's mental focus and energy toward a specific goal or outcome, believed to influence physical reality and manifest changes.
FOIA
Freedom of Information Act; a law that allows the public to request access to records from any federal agency, often used by investigators to acquire information on government-held data regarding UFOs...
FOIA litigation
Legal action taken under the Freedom of Information Act to compel government agencies to release information regarding unidentified aerial phenomena and related topics.
FOIA requests
Freedom of Information Act requests that allow individuals to request access to federal agency records, often used to uncover government documents related to UFOs.
Folk Catholicism
A syncretic practice combining elements of Catholic faith with indigenous beliefs and rituals, commonly found in Latin American cultures.
Folk medicine
Traditional healing practices and remedies used by local populations, often based on herbalism and regional knowledge, distinct from modern medical treatment.
Folklore
Traditional beliefs, customs, and stories of a community, often passed down through generations, which include supernatural elements and moral lessons.
Folklore of faeries, gods, and giants
Traditional stories and legends that include supernatural beings and giants, often tied to the historical significance and mystique of megalithic sites.
Follow-Home Phenomenon
A claim in UFO and paranormal research that people who investigate anomalous events later experience strange activity in their homes. Reported examples include orbs, shadows and other unexplained dist...
Foo Fighters
Unidentified flying objects reported by WWII pilots, often described as glowing orbs that followed aircraft.
Forbidden Archaeology
A concept popularized by Michael Cremo, suggesting that archaeological evidence exists for human civilizations that are much older than conventional archaeology claims.
Forbidden Archeology
A controversial book coauthored by Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson that challenges mainstream archaeological timelines and suggests an extended history of human civilization.
Forbidden Places
Locations that are thought to be off-limits or dangerous, often linked with lost civilizations or unexplained phenomena, fostering legends of hidden knowledge.
Forbidden Science 6: Scattered Castles
The sixth volume of Jacques Vallée's journals, documenting his insights and research related to UFOs and consciousness from 2010 to 2019.
Forced reincarnation
A controversial idea suggesting that souls are compelled to enter new bodies against their will, thereby losing their autonomy in the cycle of life and death.
Forced Vaccination
A controversial practice where governments mandate vaccinations for public health, often subject to conspiracy theories suggesting ulterior motives, such as population control or tracking.
Forensic archaeology
A subfield of archaeology that utilizes scientific methods to analyze artifacts, sites, and human remains in order to uncover historical information.
Forest People
Mythical beings often described in folklore, typically associated with woods and wilderness. Encounters with the Forest People often involve sightings of unknown entities in forested areas, symbolizin...
Former Air Force and Navy personnel
Individuals who served in the United States Air Force or Navy and provided testimony related to UAP experiences and encounters during official hearings.
Forrestal Death Theory
The claim that James Forrestal's 1949 fall from Bethesda Naval Hospital was not suicide but murder, carried out to silence his knowledge of UFO secrets or other classified matters.
Fort Dix/McGuire AFB Incident
An alleged January 1978 event in New Jersey in which a military policeman shot a small gray being. Witnesses say its body was found near the McGuire runway and flown to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base...
Forteans
Followers of the works of Charles Fort, who cataloged anomalous phenomena that mainstream science often overlooked, advocating for an open-minded approach to unexplained occurrences.
Fossilization
The process through which organic material becomes preserved in rocks, providing evidence of ancient life forms and potentially inspiring human mythologies.
Fouke Monster
A foul-smelling Bigfoot-like creature reported around Boggy Creek near Fouke, Arkansas, which inspired the 1972 film The Legend of Boggy Creek. It is known for the 1971 attack on the Ford family and f...
Four Corners Mystery
Refers to the unique spiritual and geographical phenomena associated with the Four Corners area of the U.S., where Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico meet, known for its rich Native American hist...
Four Worlds
The Kabbalistic teaching that reality has four levels: Atziluth (the divine), Beriah (creation or spirit), Yetzirah (formation, the realm of the psyche and images) and Assiah (the physical world). Eac...
Four Worlds (Hopi Cosmology)
The Hopi belief that humanity has lived through earlier worlds destroyed because of moral corruption, and that we now live in the Fourth World, which will also end.
Fourth Mind
A concept introduced by Whitley Strieber suggesting a new framework for understanding our interactions with non-human intelligences.
Fourth Phase Water
Concept from University of Washington researcher Gerald Pollack proposing a gel-like 'exclusion zone' state of water between liquid and ice. Fringe researchers believe this state stores information an...
Fractalized Consciousness
The idea that a universal field of intelligence splits into individual identities to gather experiences and report them back, expanding on a cosmic scale.
Frank Scully
Variety columnist and author of the 1950 bestseller 'Behind the Flying Saucers,' the first book to describe the Aztec crash. His account was based on an anonymous scientist source he called 'Dr. Gee.'
Frankism
A religious movement founded by Jacob Frank that incorporated elements of Judaism and mysticism, viewed as heretical to traditional Jewish teachings.
Franklin Child Abuse Scandal
Allegations from the late 1980s that Larry King, manager of the Franklin Community Federal Credit Union in Omaha, ran a child sex trafficking and blackmail ring involving powerful figures. Former stat...
Franklin Merrell-Wolff
An American mathematician-turned-mystic (1887-1985) who lived in the California mountains. He meticulously mapped his enlightenment experiences in books such as 'Pathways Through to Space'.
Franklin scandal
A political scandal in the late 1980s involving allegations of child abuse, trafficking, and high-profile figures in Nebraska, particularly within the Franklin Credit Union.
Franz Bardon
Czech occultist (1909-1958) who wrote 'Initiation into Hermetics' and other works on practical Hermetic magic. Crawford's wife follows his system.
Frater Ashen Chassan
A contemporary author and ceremonial magician known for his teachings and writings on traditional magical practices, particularly those outlined in the Lemegeton.
Frater Eleftheria
A spiritual teacher and author known for his work in angelic communication and Gnosticism, actively contributing to the discourse on spirituality and its relationship to contemporary issues.
Frazzledrip
A QAnon-associated conspiracy claiming a hidden video shows Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin abusing a child. No such video has ever been verified.
Fred Alan Wolf
American theoretical physicist known for popular books linking quantum physics, consciousness and mysticism, including studies of the Kabbalah. He appeared in the 2004 film 'What the Bleep Do We Know!...
Freddy
Reed's name for the roughly 53-inch, 30-pound gray-alien hybrid he says revived in his freezer. Reed claims Freddy has communicated with him telepathically for about 25 years and cannot be photographe...
Freddy Silva
A bestselling author and researcher specializing in ancient civilizations and sacred sites, known for his work on the consciousness interaction with these historical locations.
Frederic Myers
British classicist and co-founder of the Society for Psychical Research (1882) who died in 1901. His posthumously published 'Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death' became a foundational w...
Frederick Myers
A 19th-century classicist and co-founder of the Society for Psychical Research in 1882, who died in 1901. Medium Geraldine Cummins later claimed to receive his posthumous messages describing a spirit...
Frederick Valentich
A 20-year-old Australian pilot who vanished over Bass Strait in October 1978 while radioing air traffic control that a strange craft was hovering over his Cessna. Neither he nor his aircraft was ever...
Frederick Valentich Disappearance
The 1978 vanishing of a 20-year-old Australian pilot over the Bass Strait. He radioed that a strange craft was hovering over him, and his last transmission ended in a metallic scraping sound.
Free Energy Discoveries
Theoretical breakthroughs in energy generation that could dramatically reduce reliance on conventional power sources, often tied to conspiracy theories regarding suppressive agendas by governments.
Free Energy Suppression
The conspiracy claim that devices providing limitless, cheap energy exist, sometimes said to be derived from alien technology, but are hidden by governments and fossil fuel corporations to protect the...
FREE Survey
A large questionnaire study of people reporting contact experiences, run by the Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters with researchers including Rey Hernandez. It examined the psych...
Free-Running
The state of a clock or body rhythm that runs on its own natural cycle because no outside signal, such as sunlight or a reference clock, is correcting it. Siffre's body free-ran at roughly 24.5 to 26...
Freemasonry
A fraternal organization with roots dating back to the late 16th to early 17th century, known for its secretive rituals and symbols, which some believe convey ancient wisdom and esoteric knowledge.
Freund Effect
Name used for NASA Ames physicist Friedemann Freund's theory that stressed igneous rocks activate dormant charge carriers called 'positive holes' and behave like batteries. Freund uses it to explain e...
Frey Effect
Also called the microwave auditory effect, discovered by Allan Frey in the 1960s, in which pulsed microwaves cause people to perceive sounds inside their heads. It is often cited in mind-control and d...
Friedrich Delitzsch
German Assyriologist (1850-1922) whose 'Babel and Bible' lectures and later book 'The Great Deception' argued that Babylonian culture predated and shaped the Hebrew Bible. He also urged Christianity t...
Friedrich Jürgenson
Swedish artist and film producer regarded as the pioneer of EVP, after he captured unexplained voices on tape in 1959. He introduced the method to Konstantin Raudive.
Frithjof Schuon
A Swiss-born metaphysician (1907-1998) and leading figure of the Traditionalist School who later lived in Indiana. He was controversially associated with ritual nudity among his followers.
Frozen Smoke
An unusual visual phenomenon that presents as a fog or smoke that appears immobile or frozen in time, often discussed in the context of paranormal sightings.
Fukushima UFO sightings
Documented instances of UFO sightings in Fukushima, particularly in Iino, that have led to significant local folklore and interest.
Fulcanelli
The pseudonym of a mysterious French alchemist and author, known for his works on alchemical texts and mystical traditions, believed by some to have encoded secret knowledge in his writings.
Full Spectrum Health
A holistic health model proposed by Dr. Kelly Brogan that integrates physical, mental, and emotional dimensions of health, emphasizing the interconnectedness of these areas.
Future Human
Bache's term for an archetypal next stage of humanity, seen in his visions, with a radically open heart, expanded cognition, and heightened senses. He claims it has been gestating through reincarnatio...
Future Visions
Lacatski's latest book that compiles unreleased files and findings from AAWSAP, proposing insights into UFOs and their connection to paranormal events.