Glossary
361 terms
Terms starting with "M"
361 terms
Mach 20
A speed measurement indicating 20 times the speed of sound, which was reported by Brazilian military to be the speed of unidentified craft in an incident during the 1986 mass UFO sighting.
Machine Elves
Entities reportedly encountered in altered states, particularly during psychedelic experiences, often described as playful beings that guide individuals through complex, high-dimensional experiences.
Machinic Demiurge
A concept suggesting that a machine-like entity or force shapes and controls our perceived reality, akin to the Gnostic idea of a flawed creator.
Machu Picchu
An Incan citadel located in the Andes mountains of Peru, built in the 15th century, known for its sophisticated dry-stone construction and stunning mountainous views.
Mackenzie Poltergeist
A renowned poltergeist said to haunt Greyfriars Kirkyard, known for causing disturbances and allegedly attacking visitors.
Macro Psychokinesis
Psychokinesis that produces visible effects on physical objects, such as bending metal or spinning a spiral. It is contrasted with 'micro' PK, which involves subtle statistical effects on devices like...
Macro-PK
A form of psychokinesis where large objects or phenomena are purportedly influenced by mental focus, as documented by individuals like Ted Owens.
Macro-Psychokinesis
Large-scale movement or levitation of physical objects by the mind, such as rising séance tables or poltergeist activity. It differs from micro-PK, which refers to tiny statistical effects on random n...
Mad Gasser of Mattoon
A phantom attacker reported in Mattoon, Illinois, in September 1944, blamed for spraying a sweet-smelling gas that left women nauseous and briefly paralyzed. Authorities concluded it was mass hysteria...
Madame Blavatsky
Helena Blavatsky (1831-1891), Russian occultist who co-founded the Theosophical Society in 1875. Campbell cites her as part of a long historical effort to expand human awareness.
Madeleine McCann Abduction
A high-profile case involving the disappearance of three-year-old Madeleine McCann from a holiday apartment in Portugal in May 2007; numerous theories and claims about her fate have emerged over the y...
Mafia
A criminal organization involved in illegal activities, often leading to speculation about its potential role in various unsolved cases, including the Sodder children's disappearance.
Magenta Crash
An alleged 1933 UFO crash near Magenta, Italy. According to the story, fascist Italy recovered the craft and handed it to Nazi Germany for reverse engineering.
Magenta UFO Crash
Alleged 1933 crash of a disc-shaped craft near Magenta, Italy. According to the claims, Mussolini's 'RS/33' cabinet studied the craft and the information was passed to the US via the Vatican.
Magic
A practice that involves the use of rituals, symbols, and actions to harness supernatural forces and influence events, often intertwined with esoteric and occult beliefs.
Magic Square of Venus
A numerological grid where the numbers align to embody the astrological and metaphysical qualities of the planet Venus, used in esoteric practices.
Magical Practice
Rituals and techniques believed to harness supernatural forces to produce specific outcomes, often rooted in various cultural, historical, or spiritual traditions.
Magical Woman Archetype
A symbolic representation of femininity manifesting through figures like muses and goddesses, believed to connect individuals with the divine and inspire creativity.
Magick
A spelling popularized by occultist Aleister Crowley in the early 20th century. It separates ritual and spiritual magic from stage illusion.
Magnetic Anomalies
Strange magnetic readings that were detected on the couple's car after their alleged abduction, indicating unexplained influences.
Magonia
A legendary realm in the clouds described by the 9th-century Bishop Agobard of Lyon, whose peasants claimed sky-ships came from it. Jacques Vallée used the name for his book linking fairy lore to UFO...
Mahakala
A wrathful-looking protector deity in Tibetan Buddhism who guards the Dharma, or Buddhist teachings. Westerners often mistake his fearsome imagery for a demon.
Maharishi Effect
The Transcendental Meditation movement's claim that when about 1% of a population meditates together, social problems such as crime decline. It was tested in Washington, D.C. in 1993.
Mahasamadhi
A yogi's intentional, conscious departure from the body at death. Yogananda's in 1952 was followed by reports that his body did not decay for weeks.
Maimonides Dream Laboratory
Research lab at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn that ran from the 1960s to the 1970s. It tested whether a 'sender' could telepathically influence the dreams of a sleeping subject, and its result...
mainstream media
The collective communication outlets—like television, radio, newspapers—that influence public perception by covering or ignoring UFO-related news.
Majestic
Refers to the alleged 'Majestic 12' group, a supposed secret committee formed in 1947 to manage UFO issues and extraterrestrial contact.
Majestic 12
A purported secret committee of scientists and government officials formed in response to the Roswell UFO incident in 1947, alleged to be involved in studying extraterrestrial technology.
Majestic 12 (MJ-12)
Purported secret committee of officials formed in 1947 to manage recovered UFOs. Leaked MJ-12 documents, including a 2017 batch mentioning Aztec, are widely considered forgeries.
Majestic Documents
A collection of purported government documents discussing UFOs and extraterrestrial life, whose authenticity has been debated among researchers and ufologists.
Majestic-12
An alleged secret group formed in 1947 consisting of high-ranking government officials and scientists, believed to have been tasked with the recovery and research of alien technology after UFO crashes...
Major Arcana
The 22 tarot cards that represent significant life events or spiritual lessons, such as 'The Fool', 'The Magician', and 'The World'.
Making Contact
A book curated by Alan Steinfeld that compiles writings from various authors exploring extraterrestrial existence and its implications for humanity.
Malmstrom AFB Incident
An alleged 1967 event at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in which nuclear missiles reportedly became inoperable while UFOs were sighted nearby.
Malmstrom AFB UFO Incidents
Reports from 1967 at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana in which nuclear missiles reportedly went offline while glowing objects hovered nearby. The case is often cited as evidence linking UFOs and nu...
Malmstrom Air Force Base incident
A 1967 event in which multiple nuclear missiles at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana went offline, which many attribute to UFO sightings reported in the area.
Malone Institute
An organization founded by Robert and Jill Glasspool Malone that addresses issues at the intersection of government, biological sciences, and medicine.
Maltese Megalithic Temples
Prehistoric stone temple complexes on Malta and Gozo, including Ggantija, Hagar Qim, Mnajdra and Tarxien. Archaeologists date them to roughly 3600 to 2500 BCE, and their builders disappeared without e...
Malthusianism
Theory from English cleric and economist Thomas Malthus (1766-1834) that population growth will outrun food supply. Conspiracy researchers cite it as the intellectual root of elite depopulation agenda...
Man in Black
A figure in UFO folklore, often described as government agents who intimidate witnesses of UFO sightings to suppress information.
Managed Disclosure
A strategy where information is selectively revealed by authorities, often to control public perception and maintain secrecy over sensitive topics, such as UAPs.
Manchurian Candidate
A term originating from a 1959 novel, it refers to a person, particularly in politics, who has been brainwashed to act in the interest of an enemy power without awareness, often used to describe manip...
Mandaean Uthras
Divine light beings in Mandaeism, a surviving Gnostic religion, described as traveling in 'etheric ships' and visiting humans, which some compare to UFO occupants.
Mandaeans
A religious group with roots in Gnosticism, primarily located in the Middle East, known for their emphasis on spiritual knowledge and ritual cleansing in rivers.
Mandala of Source
A holistic framework proposed by Fr. Seán Ó'Laoire that combines elements of science, psychology, and mysticism to promote balance and harmony in understanding the divine.
Mandala of Totality
A term used to describe the UFO phenomenon as a comprehensive symbol or archetype aimed at providing meaning to a fractured society, functioning similarly to religious symbols in times of spiritual di...
Mandela Effect
A phenomenon where a large group of people remember an event or detail differently than how it occurred, suggesting the possibility of alternate realities or collective misremembering.
Manichaeism
A major religious movement founded by the prophet Mani in the 3rd century CE that combined elements of Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Buddhism, focusing on the dualism of good and evil.
Manifestation
The process by which thoughts or intentions can lead to physical reality outcomes, often discussed in the context of psychic development and personal growth.
Mankind Research Unlimited
Washington DC organization run by ex-Navy man Carl Schleicher that explored fringe consciousness technologies and is alleged to have been a CIA front.
Manly P. Hall
Canadian-born mystic and author (1901-1990), best known for 'The Secret Teachings of All Ages' (1928). He was a major popularizer of Western esoteric, Hermetic, and occult traditions.
Manta Ray-Creatures
Mysterious flying creatures resembling manta rays, reported to have been seen in various locations, suggesting unexplained aerial phenomena.
Mantell Incident
The January 1948 death of Kentucky Air National Guard pilot Thomas Mantell, who crashed while chasing a UFO. The object is often attributed to a Skyhook balloon.
Mantids
Praying mantis-like entities reported in abduction accounts and DMT experiences, often described as tall, highly psychic, and positioned at the top of a supposed alien hierarchy.
Mantis Beings
Extraterrestrial entities alleged to resemble praying mantises, often described in UFO and abduction accounts, who are thought to possess advanced spiritual knowledge and insights into human conscious...
Mantis Men
A term used to describe cryptid entities resembling humanoid praying mantises, reported in various regions, often associated with alien lore and abductions.
Mantis-like Entity
A type of non-human entity described by Blitch, suggested to have a physical form resembling a mantis, which has influenced his views on reality and the human experience.
Mantle Convection
The process by which heat from the Earth's interior causes the mantle rock to flow and create tectonic movements, which may lead to geological shifts affecting civilizations.
Many-Worlds Interpretation
An interpretation of quantum mechanics proposed by physicist Hugh Everett in 1957. It holds that every possible quantum outcome actually happens, each in its own branching parallel universe.
Map Dowsing
A practice in which a dowser uses a pendulum or similar tool over a map to locate missing objects, people, or resources from a distance.
MAPS
The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies, a nonprofit organization established in 1986 that promotes research and education on the therapeutic uses of psychedelics.
Marc Edmund Jones
American astrologer (1888-1980) who organized the 1925 session in which the Sabian symbols were channeled and published the first book interpreting them in the 1950s.
Marcion of Sinope
An early Christian theologian active in the 2nd century who proposed a radical dichotomy between the God of the Old Testament and the God of the New Testament, rejecting Jewish scriptures.
Marco Rubio
United States senator known for advocating for transparency on UFOs and playing a significant role in legislative efforts like the UAP Disclosure Act.
Marcus the Magician
A 2nd-century Valentinian Gnostic teacher known for number and vowel mysticism and, according to critics, ecstatic Eucharist rituals.
Margaret Schilling
A former patient of the Athens Lunatic Asylum who disappeared in 1978; her tragic story includes being found dead within the facility, which has been linked to reported haunting phenomena.
Marguerite Rigoglioso
Scholar and founder of the Seven Sisters Mystery School, author of 'The Cult of Divine Birth in Ancient Greece,' 'Virgin Mother Goddesses of Antiquity,' and 'The Secret Life of Mother Mary.' She has s...
Maria Sabina
Mazatec healer from Oaxaca, Mexico, who used psilocybin mushrooms in healing ceremonies called veladas. Her 1955 sessions with R. Gordon Wasson introduced 'magic mushrooms' to the Western world.
Marilyn Monroe
An iconic American actress and model known for her glamorous persona, whose sudden death in 1962 prompted widespread speculation about her connections to powerful individuals and potential foul play.
Marina Abramovic
A Serbian performance artist known for her provocative works that often explore themes of body, identity, and the boundaries between artist and audience; sometimes linked to occult practices.
Mario Woods
Former Air Force nuclear security police officer who reported a 1977 UFO encounter with missing time near Ellsworth AFB in South Dakota. Shortly before his death, he was reunited with his co-witness,...
Mark Anthony
Self-described fourth-generation psychic medium and Oxford-trained former attorney known as 'the psychic lawyer.' He wrote 'Never Letting Go,' 'Evidence of Eternity' and 'The Afterlife Frequency.'
Mark Booth
British author and publisher who wrote the bestseller 'The Secret History of the World' (2008) under the pen name Jonathan Black. His newer book, 'The Secret History of the Universe', argues that mode...
Mark Boslough
A physicist known for his work on impact events and their consequences, particularly concerning the hypothesis of cosmic impacts leading to extinction events.
Mark Carlotto
An author and researcher known for his work on ancient civilizations and advanced prehistoric technologies, particularly in his book 'Before Atlantis'.
Mark Christopher Lee
An individual connected to the controversial private aerospace company Bigelow Aerospace, involved in discussions about advanced technology and UFOs.
Maróczy Chess Game
A chess match played from 1985 to 1993 in which medium Robert Rollans allegedly relayed moves from deceased Hungarian grandmaster Géza Maróczy against living grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi. It is often c...
Marquis Yi of Zeng Bells
A set of 65 bronze bells from a Chinese tomb of about the 5th century BCE. Their leaf-shaped design lets each bell produce two pitches, and inscriptions on them explain the tuning theory.
Mars 1 Million BC
A specific target within a remote viewing session conducted by McMoneagle, aimed at perceiving the conditions and existence on Mars over a million years ago.
Mars anomalies
Unexplained features or phenomena observed on Mars that suggest the possibility of past life or extraterrestrial activities.
Martin Willis
Host of the long-running show Podcast UFO, known for interviewing major figures in UFO research and disclosure.
Martinism
An esoteric Christian initiatory tradition derived from the 18th-century teachings of Martinez de Pasqually and Louis-Claude de Saint-Martin. It focuses on humanity's fall from and reintegration with...
Marty Garza
Host and researcher known for his deep dives into UFOs, magic, and consciousness, who has produced a series of episodes exploring these themes.
Marty Rosenblatt
Physicist and founder of the Applied Precognition Project (APP), an organization that promotes associative remote viewing for predicting future outcomes. He died shortly before this interview.
Mary Magdalene
A biblical figure often associated with Jesus, historically misrepresented; she is believed to be a significant disciple and the source of esoteric knowledge.
Mary Rodwell
Australian counselor and founder of the Australian Close Encounter Resource Network (ACERN), known for her work with alleged alien abductees. She also studies so-called 'star children' who claim non-h...
Mary the Jewess
Also called Mary the Prophetess, an early alchemist from Alexandria credited with inventing laboratory apparatus. Zosimus of Panopolis praised her as a master, and Kujawa speculates she was Mary Magda...
Masaru Emoto
Japanese author (1943-2014) who claimed that human words, thoughts, and music change the shape of ice crystals formed from water. His work, popularized in 'The Hidden Messages in Water', is widely cri...
Mass extinction
A widespread and rapid decrease in biodiversity on Earth, characterized by the loss of a significant percentage of species in a relatively short time, often linked to catastrophic events.
Mass Hysteria
The spread of shared physical symptoms or fears through a group without an identifiable physical cause. It is sometimes called a 'mental epidemic'.
Mass Witnessed Events
Incidents in which multiple people report witnessing the same unexplained phenomenon, often related to UFO sightings, suggesting a level of shared experience that defies conventional explanations.
Master Morya
One of the 'Ascended Masters' described by Theosophy founder Helena Blavatsky. Helena Roerich claimed to channel Morya, who stressed the importance of the Chintamani stone.
Materialism
A philosophy emphasizing the importance of material possessions and physical existence, often contrasted with spiritual beliefs that prioritize non-material aspects of life.
Materialist Capture
The phenomenon where mystical or spiritual experiences are reduced to materialistic explanations, diminishing their numinous qualities.
Matias De Stefano
An Argentine spiritual teacher who claims to remember past lives, including one in Atlantis. He leads consciousness-focused journeys to sacred sites such as Egypt.
Matrix Control Grid
A theoretical framework asserting that society is ensnared in a system of control maintained by unseen forces, shaping beliefs and realities to serve the interests of powerful elites.
Matrixing
The tendency to perceive meaningful words or images in random noise, especially after someone suggests what to hear. It is a common reason for skepticism about EVP recordings.
Matt Laslo
A Washington D.C.-based congressional reporter focusing on UAP legislation and disclosures related to UFO phenomena.
Matthew Brown
A whistleblower known for revealing information related to UAPs, contributing to the increase in transparency about government involvement with UFO phenomena.
Matthew McConaughey
An American actor known for his roles in films such as 'Interstellar' and 'Dallas Buyers Club', who has recently commented on UFOs during a podcast appearance.
Maura Murray
A college student whose disappearance in 2004 after a minor car accident in New Hampshire remains unsolved, leading to various theories regarding her fate.
Maury Island Incident
A 1947 case in Washington State in which Harold Dahl claimed he saw strange flying objects drop debris and was then warned to keep quiet by a man in a dark suit. It is considered the first Men in Blac...
Max Afterburner
A YouTube channel created by Ryan Bodenheimer that focuses on aviation and UAP; it has gained popularity among viewers interested in military aviation and paranormal phenomena.
Maya
A concept in Hinduism referring to the illusion of the material world, indicating that what we perceive is not the ultimate reality but a distraction from spiritual truth.
Maya Acoustic Resonators
The host's claim that Maya ceremonial centers such as Chichen Itza, Uxmal and Palenque were designed to amplify sound and raise consciousness through resonance, without the use of psychedelics.
Maya civilization
An ancient Mesoamerican civilization known for its hieroglyphic script, art, architecture, and advanced understanding of astronomy and mathematics.
Maya Codices
Folding-screen books written by the pre-Columbian Maya. Only four are known to survive after Spanish missionaries burned most of them, though rumors persist that indigenous communities still hide othe...
Maya Danava
In Hindu mythology, the master architect and engineer of the asuras (demonic beings). He is credited with building Shalva's vimana.
Maya Telescope Theory
An alternative claim that the ancient Maya used lenses or other optics to observe planets. No Maya lenses or telescopes have been found, so mainstream archaeologists credit the Venus tables to long-te...
Mayan Calendar
An ancient system of timekeeping developed by the Maya civilization that includes complex cycles and was believed to predict events, culminating in the year 2012.
Maybe Logic Academy
An educational institution founded by Robert Anton Wilson that promotes innovative thought, critical thinking, and the exploration of belief systems beyond conventional boundaries.
Maynard Consortium
A fictional transnational group in Tom DeLonge's 'Sekret Machines' novels that secretly controls UFO technology. The guest argues it encodes a real postwar organization.
Mazdakites
A radical 5th-6th century Persian religious movement led by Mazdak under Emperor Kavad I that promoted communal property and the abolition of patriarchal marriage. It was brutally crushed by Khosrow I...
Mazeroth cipher
A conceptual framework proposed by Micah Dank that aims to decode the connections between biblical figures and astrological events, suggesting these figures represent astronomical cycles.
McMinnville UFO Fest
An annual festival in Oregon celebrating UFOs and extraterrestrial culture, featuring parades, speakers, and various extraterrestrial-themed activities.
McMinnville UFO Photographs
Two 1950 photos of a saucer-shaped craft taken by Paul and Evelyn Trent at their Oregon farm and published in Life magazine. They remain among the most debated UFO images.
MDMA-assisted therapy
A form of therapy that uses the drug MDMA to enhance therapeutic sessions, particularly for treating PTSD, by fostering emotional openness and reducing fear responses.
Mead Layne memorandum
A document linked to early UFO studies and the esoteric, highlighting connections between ufology and occult practices, disseminated by Mead Layne in the mid-20th century.
Meade Layne
Theosophy-influenced researcher who, around 1947, framed UFOs as 'ether ships' from subtle planes of reality. He wrote the 'Memorandum of Importance' found in FBI files.
Meaning crisis
A term referring to a widespread feeling of existential disconnection and lack of purpose in contemporary life, often increased by the feelings of nihilism in modern society.
Medea
Sorceress of Greek myth and granddaughter of the sun god Helios, linked to witchcraft and to the goddess Hecate. Conner treats her as a spiritual ancestor of witches and names the awakening shaman in...
Media Complicity
The involvement or cooperation of media outlets in perpetuating false narratives or failing to report on important truths regarding UFO phenomena.
Media Responsibility
The obligation of news and media outlets to accurately report on UFO-related stories and educate the public about the complexities of governmental disclosure and public perception.
Medical astrology
A branch of astrology that examines the influence of celestial bodies on health and wellness, often used to diagnose and suggest treatments for ailments.
Medical Manipulation
The use of medical practices and interventions to control aspects of human reproduction and health, sometimes tied to ethical concerns surrounding coercion and consent.
Meditation
A practice in which an individual uses techniques such as mindfulness or focused attention to train the mind and achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state, often used to access spiritual ins...
Meditation and intention as sovereignty tools
Practices proposed by Crawford that are claimed to empower individuals to assert control over their existence and afterlife experiences, helping to escape from the metaphorical soul mill.
Meditation-Induced Near-Death Experience
A phenomenon studied by researchers in which highly advanced Buddhist meditators report deliberately entering states resembling near-death experiences. These states are sometimes described as visiting...
Meditations on the Tarot
An anonymously published book of Christian Hermetic and occult teachings, written by Valentin Tomberg, a former follower of Rudolf Steiner. Booth calls it the greatest modern collection of occult lore...
Medium
An individual who claims to have the ability to communicate with spirits, often serving as a bridge between the living and the deceased during spiritual sessions.
Mediumistic Communication
The practice by which a medium is believed to communicate with spirits of the deceased, facilitating messages from the afterlife to the living.
Mediums
Individuals who claim to have the ability to communicate with spirits of the deceased, often conducting séances or readings to convey messages from the other side.
Mediumship
The practice of purportedly communicating with spirits of the deceased, typically performed by a medium who acts as an intermediary.
Mega-mammal Tracks
Fossilized footprints of large prehistoric animals found in North America, providing evidence for the presence of humans alongside these creatures thousands of years ago.
Mega-Rituals
Large-scale rituals or events that are believed to hold significant spiritual or social power, often involving mass participation and collective intention, impacting the broader sociocultural landscap...
Mega-scale current ripples
Large geological formations created by flowing water that indicate the direction and strength of ancient currents, pivotal for understanding past flooding events.
megafauna
Large animals that lived during the Pleistocene epoch, including mammoths and saber-toothed cats, many of which became extinct during or after the Younger Dryas.
Megaflood
A flood event characterized by an extremely high volume of water, capable of eroding large landforms and transporting massive amounts of sediment.
Megafloods
Massive, catastrophic flooding events believed to have occurred during Earth's history, significantly altering landscapes and impacting human civilization, as researched by scientists like Victor Bake...
Megalithic alignments
The intentional positioning of large stone structures in relation to celestial bodies, which ancient cultures used for astronomical observation and religious practices.
Megalithic architecture
A type of construction characterized by the use of large stones, often associated with ancient civilizations, that raises questions about the technological capabilities of societies like the Incas.
Megalithic Nubs
Small stone protrusions left on large blocks at ancient sites such as the Egyptian pyramids and Peruvian walls. They are commonly thought to have helped with lifting or positioning, and alternative re...
Megalithic Sites
Large stone structures or monuments built during prehistoric times, often thought to serve astronomical, religious, or ceremonial purposes, now speculated to have hidden technological uses.
megalithic stonework
The construction of large stones in monumental structures, which implies the use of sophisticated techniques and tools that may have been available to ancient civilizations.
Megalithic structures
Large construction techniques using massive stones that are often associated with ancient civilizations. They exhibit phenomenal engineering and artistic skills that raise questions about the societie...
Megalithic Temples
Large stone structures built by prehistoric cultures, often associated with religious or ceremonial purposes. They provide insights into ancient societies and their beliefs.
Megalithomania
A term referring to the passionate interest in large stone structures such as dolmens, menhirs, and stone circles, often associated with ancient Earth energy and various esoteric studies.
Megaliths
Large stone structures or monuments, often associated with ancient cultures, used for ceremonial or commemorative purposes. They can be found worldwide, with notable examples like Stonehenge in Englan...
megastructures
Large and complex structures that may lie beneath the surface, often theorized to exist in ancient sites but not yet confirmed through excavation.
Meher Baba
Indian spiritual master (1894-1969) who claimed to be an Avatar, or God in human form, and kept silence for decades. Pete Townshend of The Who was a devoted follower.
Melchizedek
A collective of high-level light beings believed to impart spiritual wisdom and facilitate communication between humans and animals.
Melinda Leslie
Sedona-based abductee and experiencer who reports military abductions, hybrid children, and craft flying in and out of a suspected underground base near Sedona.
Melothesia
An ancient astrological doctrine assigning each part of the body to a planetary or zodiacal power. Gnostics treated these powers as demons to be defeated in order to heal disease.
Meltwater Hypothesis
The Meltwater Hypothesis proposes that the formation of certain geological features, such as drumlins, is primarily driven by the massive flow of water released from melting glaciers.
Meltwater-derived features
Geological structures formed by the movement of meltwater from glaciers, which can include channels, floodplains, and unique landscape formations resulting from large-scale glacial melting.
Membrane-Winged Creature
A cryptid reported in a Mississippi sighting characterized by its glowing appearance and wings resembling membranes, suggesting otherworldly origins.
Memes
Cultural elements or ideas that replicate and propagate, especially through social media; in this context, they are suggested to play a vital role in shaping societal beliefs and norms.
Memory erasure
The alleged phenomenon in which a soul's prior memories are removed, purportedly to facilitate a new life without the burdens of past experiences.
Memory palace
An ancient mnemonic strategy that involves visualizing a familiar spatial environment to organize and recall information effectively, often linked to practices of memory enhancement.
Men in Black
Mythical figures often described as government agents who intimidate UFO witnesses into silence about their encounters.
Men in Black (MIB)
Mysterious figures, often dressed in black suits, reported to visit UFO witnesses soon after an encounter in order to intimidate or silence them. They are frequently described as strangely mechanical...
Men Who Stare at Goats
A term referencing a military program that explores the use of psychic abilities for psychological operations, notably depicted in a book and film.
Menehune
Mythical little people in Hawaiian legend, believed to be skilled builders and craftsmen who live hidden in the forests and mountains of Hawaii.
Menhir
A single large standing stone found across Europe. Silva claims menhirs build up and periodically release electrical energy, and that some are deliberately balanced on their center of gravity.
Mental Mediumship
A form of mediumship in which the medium receives and relays information from the deceased through inner perception, without producing physical effects. This is the type most commonly encountered in t...
Mental Radio
A 1930 book by Upton Sinclair documenting telepathy experiments with his wife, Mary Craig Sinclair, who reproduced drawings she had not seen.
Mentalism
The art of demonstrating remarkable mental abilities, often involving mind reading, psychological manipulation, and use of suggestion to convince an audience of extraordinary capabilities.
Mercurius
In alchemical tradition, a symbolic figure representing the integration of opposites, often associated with transformation and the bridging of the spiritual and material worlds.
Mermaid
A legendary sea creature depicted as having the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish, often featured in maritime folklore and tales of ship encounters.
Mermaids
Mythical creatures characterized as having the upper body of a human and the lower body of a fish, known in folklore to possess various powers and have complex interactions with humans.
Merman
A mythical sea creature with the upper body of a human and the tail of a fish, often associated with folklore and maritime legends, and sometimes claimed to have been sighted in waters around the worl...
Mescaline
A psychedelic compound derived from the peyote cactus, known for causing altered states of consciousness and visual hallucinations.
Mesmerism
An 18th-century theory by German physician Franz Anton Mesmer proposing an invisible 'animal magnetism' fluid in living bodies that could be manipulated to heal or induce trance.
Mesoamerican cultures
Various indigenous cultures that developed in present-day Mexico and Central America, notable for their complex societies, advancements in arts and sciences, and monumental architecture.
Mesopotamian Afterlife
The belief system surrounding life after death in Mesopotamian cultures, including views on the underworld and the nature of spirits.
Meta Programmer
A theoretical role or concept of an individual who attempts to reprogram societal narratives and perceptions, often employing techniques associated with psychological manipulation and awareness.
Metacognition
The awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes, including the ability to monitor and control cognitive activities.
Metal implants
Claims of rare metallic objects being found within the mummies' skeletal structures, suggesting possible technological attributes or extraterrestrial origins.
Metallic Library
The alleged collection of thousands of engraved metal plates or books said to be hidden in the Tayos Caves. Believers claim the plates hold records of a lost civilization written in ancient scripts.
Metamaterials
Metamaterials are artificially engineered materials designed to control electromagnetic waves in novel ways, often exhibiting properties not found in nature.
Metaphysical Idealism
A philosophical theory positing that reality is fundamentally constructed from mental phenomena, suggesting that the material world is an extension of the mind.
Metaphysical Narrative
The personal story or belief system that individuals create regarding their health and existence, which Dr. Brogan posits influences their overall well-being.
MetaTheurgy
An expanded interpretation of ancient theurgy that integrates contemporary philosophical concepts, focusing on the power of rituals and altered states for personal transformation.
Metatron
An archangel in Jewish mystical texts such as 3 Enoch, said to be the patriarch Enoch transformed into a heavenly being who acts as the voice or scribe of God.
Metempsychosis
The Greek doctrine of the transmigration of souls, meaning reincarnation into new bodies. It is associated with Pythagoras, the Orphics, and Plato's Myth of Er.
Meteor Crater
A well-preserved impact crater in Arizona, formed about 50,000 years ago by a nickel-iron meteorite, offering valuable insights into impact geology.
Meteoric Iron
Iron-nickel metal that comes from meteorites and was prized in ancient times as 'metal from the heavens.' It is identified by distinctive crystal patterns called Widmanstätten lines.
Methylene Blucifer
The nickname for a giant blue horse statue located at Denver International Airport, known for its glowing red eyes and rumored to be linked to occult symbolism and conspiracy theories.
Metrology
The science of measurement that involves the study of measurement systems and units, essential for accurate analysis in archaeology.
Metta meditation
A type of meditation focused on cultivating love and compassion for oneself and others, believed to enhance connections with animals.
MI6
The Secret Intelligence Service of the United Kingdom, responsible for foreign intelligence operations, often associated with espionage and covert operations since its founding in 1909.
Micah Hanks
A researcher and journalist known for his podcast 'The Debrief,' focusing on UAP and extraterrestrial phenomena.
Micah's Law
Micah Dank's method for finding what he calls 'celestial narrative architecture' in literature. It uses a fixed zodiac-and-constellation keyword dictionary and grades texts from simple keyword invento...
Michael Aquino
US Army psychological warfare officer who founded the Temple of Set, a left-hand-path occult group, in 1975. He co-authored the MindWar paper and died in 2019.
Michael Cremo
American author and Vedic archaeology researcher (1948-2023), best known for 'Forbidden Archaeology' (1993). He argued that humans have existed for millions of years and that mainstream science hides...
Michael Heiser
Biblical scholar (1963-2023) known for the website SitchinIsWrong.com, which critiqued Sitchin's translations. He also promoted a supernatural 'divine council' and Watchers reading of the Bible.
Michael Meade
A renowned storyteller and author known for connecting ancient myths with contemporary issues, founder of the Mosaic Multicultural Foundation, and host of the Living Myth Podcast.
Michael Newton
American hypnotherapist (1931–2016) and author of 'Journey of Souls' (1994), who claimed thousands of hypnosis sessions revealed what souls experience between lives.
Michel Desmarquet
An author known for 'Thiaoouba Prophecy,' he claims to have been abducted by extraterrestrial beings who shared insights about humanity and the universe.
Michel Siffre
A French geologist and speleologist known for his research on human circadian rhythms and how they can be affected by the absence of natural light and societal time regulations, particularly during hi...
Michele Adams
A radiologist with personal experiences related to extraterrestrial intelligence, she co-investigates the mummy claims.
Michelle Belanger
American author, occult researcher and paranormal investigator known for books on psychic vampirism and the supernatural, and for appearing on the TV series 'Paranormal State' in the late 2000s.
Microcosmic Orbit
A Taoist Qigong meditation in which qi is visualized circulating in a loop, up the spine and down the front of the body, starting from the dantian below the navel.
Microspherules
Small spherical particles created by high-energy impacts, often found in the geological record, and used as evidence in studies of past cataclysmic events.
Microtubules
Structural components of the cell that are proposed by some researchers to play a critical role in the functioning of consciousness, potentially influencing cognitive processes through quantum effects...
Microwave Spirituality
Cyrus Ryan's term for the modern demand for instant enlightenment through weekend retreats, books, or online videos, in place of long-term disciplined effort.
Mid-Atlantic Continental Slope
The underwater region that extends from the continental shelf into deeper waters; it features incised canyons and unique geological formations from past climatic events.
Midbrain Chakra
An energy center that Goswami and Valentina Onisor claim exists in the midbrain and is tied to feeling-based consciousness. They say awakening it gives control over the pituitary gland and hypothalamu...
Midnight Man
A dark ritual game intended to summon a malevolent spirit called the Midnight Man, where participants must complete a series of disturbing steps while avoiding being caught by the entity.
Midterm Elections
U.S. elections held midway through a president's term, often seen as a referendum on the president's policies and the party in power.
Midwayers
In The Urantia Book, invisible beings descended from the planetary staff who live between humans and angels. The guests claim rebel midwayers are the 'demons' that elites contact.
Miguel Conner
Host of the long-running Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio podcast and author of the Gnostic vampire novel 'Stargazer.' He is known for interviewing scholars and researchers on Gnosticism, early Christianity, a...
Mike Bara
An aerospace engineer and author known for his work on suppressed space discoveries and conspiracy theories related to NASA, particularly active since the early 2000s.
Mike Clelland
Author and researcher known for his book 'The Messengers', which examines the relationship between owls and UFO abduction experiences through personal testimonies and folklore.
Miles Mathis
Prolific internet researcher known for essays claiming many historical events were staged. He also argues that ancient 'Phoenician' merchant families secretly sit atop global elite power.
Militant Atheism
An active and aggressive opposition to religious beliefs and practices which advocates for a society free from religious influence.
Militarization of UFOs
The concept that unidentified flying objects have been spotted in close proximity to military installations and nuclear weapons, potentially indicating a surveillance or intervention by extraterrestri...
Military Cover-up
Allegations that the military is hiding information about UFOs or other phenomena from the public and government oversight.
Military Cover-ups
Allegations that governmental or military organizations have concealed or suppressed information about UFO encounters, preventing public knowledge and access to evidence.
Military Hazing Myth
The false notion that UFO sightings and reports are merely the result of military training exercises or pranks rather than genuine phenomena.
Military Interception
Actions taken by military aircraft to investigate or engage unidentified flying objects, often raising questions about encounters with advanced aerial technologies.
military involvement
The perceived or alleged participation of military organizations in the investigation, cover-up, or management of UFO phenomena and related incidents.
military personnel
Members of the armed forces who witnessed the incident and were involved in the initial observations and reporting of the UAP.
Military radar
Technology used by the military to detect and track unidentified flying objects, which has provided key evidence in various UFO sightings.
Military Response
The quick mobilization of military forces to the Westall area following the reported UFO sighting, raising suspicions of an official cover-up.
military whistleblowers
Individuals, usually with military backgrounds, who disclose sensitive or classified information about government activities, particularly related to UFOs and alien encounters.
Military-Industrial Complex
A political and economic union between military forces and defense contractors, influencing government policies and potentially shaping narratives around national security matters, including UAPs.
Milton William 'Bill' Cooper
Former Navy man and author of 'Behold a Pale Horse' (1991) who spread claims about secret alien-government deals. He later suggested he had been fed that material deliberately, and he was killed in a...
Mince Pie Martians
A British close-encounter case in which UFO occupants reportedly asked the witness for water, often cited alongside the Simonton case.
Mind at Large
Aldous Huxley's term for a universal consciousness that the brain filters down to what we need to survive. The episode uses it to explain how animals could 'just know' answers.
Mind Control
The concept of manipulating an individual's thoughts or behaviors through various psychological techniques, often associated with conspiracies and secret experiments.
Mind Control Programming
Refers to techniques used to control an individual's thoughts and behaviors, often linked to trauma-based conditioning, in which victims are subjected to manipulation.
Mind Dynamics
A 1970s human-potential seminar founded by Alexander Everett that taught psychic diagnosis and healing techniques. Werner Erhard was its top instructor before leaving to found est.
Mind Manipulation
The use of psychological tactics to influence or control an individual's thoughts, perceptions, or behaviors, often linked to concepts in behavioral psychology and social engineering.
Mind Meld
A term used to describe an experience where individuals share thoughts or consciousness, often in a metaphysical context.
Mind Wandering
The phenomenon where an individual's thoughts drift away from their current task, often leading to spontaneous ideas and creative problem-solving.
Mind-body Connection
The relationship between a person's thoughts, emotions, and physical presence, with some theories positing that consciousness may influence the physical body rather than being generated by it.
Mind-Body Practices
Techniques that focus on the connection between a person's thoughts, feelings, and physical health, used to promote healing and overall wellness.
Mind-Controlled Drones
The concept of utilizing brain-computer interfaces to control unmanned aerial vehicles, representing a fusion of neuroscience and military technology.
Mindsight
Also called eyeless vision: the claimed ability to perceive colors or images while fully blindfolded.
MindWar
A 1980 US Army psychological operations paper, 'From PSYOP to MindWar', co-authored by Michael Aquino and Paul Vallely. It proposed winning conflicts through constant, truth-based propaganda, and crit...
Mine Wife (Gruvrået)
A female spirit from Swedish folklore said to live in mines and caves, who could help or mislead miners. It is cited as a folkloric parallel to the beings that emerged from the Smedjebacken mine.
Minerva Monster
An alleged cryptid that has been sighted in Minerva, Ohio, since the late 1970s, described as a large, hairy creature resembling Bigfoot.
Minor Arcana
The 56 cards in a tarot deck divided into four suits that reflect everyday events and experiences, consisting of numbers and court cards.
Miracle of Fatima
A 1917 event in Portugal in which shepherd children reported visions of the Virgin Mary. Some UFO researchers note that witnesses described a glowing disc, which they interpret as a possible UFO event...
Miracle of the Sun (Fatima)
A reported event at Fatima, Portugal on October 13, 1917, when tens of thousands of people said they saw the sun dance in the sky. It followed apparitions reported by three shepherd children, and some...
Mirage Men
A term that refers to individuals and operations that create elaborate hoaxes around UFO sightings, often with the involvements of government agencies, as discussed in the book by Nick Redfern.
Miramichi Firestorms
A series of devastating wildfires that struck the town of Miramichi, New Brunswick, in October 1825, known for its intensity and catastrophic impact on the region.
Mirror Life
A conceptual theory or narrative that explores the idea of alternate realities and parallels, often discussed in conspiracy contexts.
Mirror of Time
A concept that suggests a synchronistic link between different historical periods, portraying how past events and beliefs can echo and shape modern understanding.
Misfit river
A river that is significantly smaller than the valley it occupies, suggesting that it has been shaped by different geological conditions in the past.
Missile Defense
Procedures and technology employed by military forces to detect, track, and neutralize airborne threats, including missiles and other aerial intrusions.
Missing 411
A series of books by David Paulides that document mysterious disappearances in national parks and wilderness areas, suggesting possible unknown phenomena or dangers at play.
Missing Children Cases
Incidents involving children who have disappeared under mysterious circumstances, often leading to speculation and investigation into paranormal or unusual explanations.
Missing children protocols
Procedures and practices established to improve responses to cases of missing children, influenced by public outcry and advocacy like that of Noreen Gosch.
Missing Scientists
Refers to cases of scientists who have gone missing or died under mysterious circumstances, speculated to be connected to their work with UAP or extraterrestrial research.
Missing time
A phenomenon often reported in UFO encounters where individuals experience a lapse in memory, typically during an abduction scenario, leading them to be unable to account for time periods of several h...
Missoula Floods
A series of cataclysmic floods that occurred approximately 15,000 years ago due to the periodic failure of ice dams holding back glacial meltwaters from Lake Missoula, leading to significant geologica...
Mistletow
A plant (Viscum album) used in ancient Celtic rituals by Druids for its perceived medicinal and magical properties, often associated with fertility and peace.
Mithraic Mysteries
A secretive Roman-era religious cult centered on the god Mithras. Its initiates passed through ritual grades and ascended through celestial levels guarded by beings, aiming for a vision of a solar dei...
Mithraism
An ancient Roman mystery religion centered around the god Mithras, often associated with the theme of rebirth and knowledge and believed to have esoteric knowledge regarding cosmic events.
Mithras
A god from ancient Roman mystery religions, known for his association with light and truth, and the central figure in Mithraism, which involved complex rituals and symbolism.
Mithras (Persian Mithra)
An ancient Iranian god of contracts and mediation. Jorjani and Twyman argue his worship survived in secret and still influences modern secret societies.
Mithras Liturgy
An ancient Gnostic text or ritual practice associated with the worship of the god Mithras, believed to describe initiatory experiences and encounters with divine or alien entities, intertwining spirit...
MITRE
An American not-for-profit organization that operates federally funded research and development centers, reportedly involved in projects related to national defense, including UFO and extraterrestrial...
MITRE Corporation
A not-for-profit organization that manages federally funded research and development centers, involved in significant technological and analytical projects, including UFO research.
Miyake Events
Miyake Events are rare and intense spikes in carbon-14 levels found in tree rings, believed to be caused by significant solar flares or cosmic events affecting Earth's atmosphere and climate.
Miyake solar outburst
A rare and intense solar radiation event that can increase atmospheric ionization and impact climate on Earth, named after Japanese physicist Fusa Miyake who studied the phenomenon.
MJ-12
A purported secret committee formed to oversee UFO-related activities and government disclosures in the aftermath of World War II, alleged to consist of high-ranking officials.
MJ-12 (Majestic 12)
An alleged secret committee of scientists, military leaders, and officials said to have been formed by President Truman in 1947 to recover and study crashed alien spacecraft. The documents describing...
MJ-12 documents
A set of alleged classified documents purportedly outlining a secret committee formed to investigate and manage UFOs and extraterrestrial technology, the authenticity of which is highly contested.
MJ12
A purported secret committee of scientists and military leaders allegedly formed to facilitate the cover-up of UFO phenomena in the 1940s.
MK Ultra
A covert CIA program initiated in the 1950s aimed at developing mind control techniques through the use of drugs and psychological manipulation.
MK Ultra / Monarch Programming
MK Ultra was a real CIA mind-control research program that ran from the 1950s to the 1970s. 'Monarch' is an alleged offshoot said to use trauma-based programming, often symbolized by a butterfly.
MK-Ultra
A CIA project initiated in the 1950s aimed at researching mind control, utilizing drugs and psychological methods which has become a symbol of government overreach in the study of human behavior.
MKULTRA
A covert CIA program initiated in the 1950s aimed at developing mind control techniques through various methods, including drug experimentation and psychological manipulation.
Moai
Monolithic human-figure statues on Easter Island (Rapa Nui), carved by the Rapa Nui people roughly 1250–1500 AD, which alternative researchers link to a possible older, global megalith-building cultur...
Moca Vampire
A wave of mysterious animal killings in Moca, Puerto Rico, peaking in 1975. Livestock were found drained of blood, and some reports described small flying beings; it is often seen as a forerunner of t...
Model Agnosticism
A philosophical stance proposed by Wilson where individuals maintain an openness to different models of reality without committing to one absolute truth, emphasizing the flexibility of belief systems.
Modeling agencies and intelligence
A controversial claim suggesting links between modeling agencies and intelligence operations, speculating how these entities may exploit models for various covert activities.
Modern Gnosticism
A contemporary spiritual movement that emphasizes personal experience and knowledge, moving away from conventional religious dogmas to access deeper truths through personal insights.
Mojave Phone Booth
An isolated phone booth located in the Mojave Desert, famous for receiving calls from people not physically present, often leading to stories and urban legends.
Mokele M'bele
A legendary creature from Congo river folklore, often described as a large dinosaur-like reptile that inhabits rivers and lakes.
Mokele-Mbembe
A cryptid allegedly living in the Congo River basin, often described as a dinosaur-like creature resembling a sauropod, sparking interest from cryptozoologists since the early 20th century.
Moldavite
A rare green gemstone believed to have extraterrestrial origins, often associated with spiritual awakening and transformation, extensively discussed in Robert Simmons' work.
Moloch
An ancient Canaanite deity associated in biblical texts with child sacrifice. Conspiracy theorists often claim that modern elites secretly worship Moloch in occult rituals.
Moment of Contact
A documentary that explores the Varginha UFO incident and its implications, examining eyewitness accounts and purported government cover-ups surrounding the event.
Monad
A term used in Gnosticism to describe the ultimate principle of existence, often associated with the true God, who is transcendent and beyond the material universe.
Monads
Fundamental units of consciousness posited in some philosophical systems, suggesting that human beings exist as interfaces between higher consciousness and the material world.
Monatomic Gold
A substance thought to consist of single atoms of gold, which proponents claim can promote healing and heightened awareness.
Monopoly media
A term referring to media outlets that dominate information dissemination, often used to describe how a few corporations shape public perspective, promoting specific agendas while marginalizing altern...
Monroe Institute
Founded in the 1970s, this organization focuses on exploring and expanding human consciousness and experiences through various techniques, including sound patterns and meditative practices.
Monroe Institute / Gateway Process
A Virginia institute founded by out-of-body experience pioneer Robert Monroe. Its Gateway program uses Hemi-Sync audio to guide participants through numbered 'Focus' levels of altered consciousness.
Monster of Florence
An unsolved series of murders of couples around Florence between 1968 and 1985. Some prosecutors theorized the killers were directed by a secret society of aristocrats practicing black magic.
Montauk Experiments
Alleged secret projects conducted at Montauk Air Force Station, believed to involve mind control, time travel, and other fringe scientific experiments.
Montauk Project
An alleged secret government program at Camp Hero on Long Island, said to have involved mind control, time travel and psychic experiments. The story was popularized by Preston Nichols's 1992 book.
Montezuma's Castle
A well-preserved cliff dwelling in Arizona, built by the Sinagua people, showcasing advanced ancient architecture and agricultural practices.
moon ceremonies
Rituals that involve honoring the moon, a common practice in various indigenous cultures, believed to align participants with the lunar cycle and its symbolic meanings.
Moon Child
In occult tradition, a person born under specific astrological conditions or conceived for magical purposes; the idea draws on Crowley's 1917 novel 'Moonchild.' The guest calls Trump a prime example b...
Moon Landing Hoax
The theory that NASA's Apollo Moon landings (1969-1972) were staged on Earth, often said to have been filmed in a studio.
Moon-Eyed People
Mythical beings in Native American folklore, notably among the Cherokee and Osage, described as tall and pale, said to have inhabited the region before the arrival of their modern ancestors.
Moraine
A mass of dirt and rock debris carried down and deposited by a glacier; moraines can form distinct landforms that provide evidence of past glacial movements.
Mormon Transhumanist Association
A group founded in 2006 that links Latter-day Saint teachings on human progression toward godhood with transhumanist goals such as technological immortality.
Morphic Fields
Fields proposed by Sheldrake that may facilitate the transfer of information across time and space, influencing a system's development and behaviors.
Morphic Resonance
A theory proposed by Rupert Sheldrake suggesting that natural systems inherit a collective memory from all previous things of their kind, influencing behavior and development.
Morphogenesis
The biological process that causes an organism to develop its shape, influenced by genetic and non-genetic factors such as bioelectrical signals.
Morphogenetic Field
A concept in biology that suggests there is a field guiding the development and behavior of living organisms, carrying information from past lives and ancestral experiences.
Morro do Vintém Lead Masks Case
A 1966 case in which two Brazilian electronics technicians were found dead on a hill near Rio de Janeiro wearing lead masks. Notes found with them suggested they were awaiting a signal, possibly conta...
Mosaic Multicultural Foundation
A nonprofit organization founded by Michael Meade that addresses cultural and natural challenges through myth-based storytelling and creative imagination.
Moses Coulee
A geographical feature in Washington State, which is believed to have been formed by catastrophic flooding events related to glacial meltwater during the last Ice Age, specifically from the Cordillera...
Mosul Orb
An unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) described as a metallic sphere, encountered by a CIA-operated drone in Mosul, Iraq, in April 2016; the incident remains unexplained by military officials.
Mother of Books (Umm al-Kitab)
An esoteric Shiite text from 8th-century Kufa, preserved by the Nizari Ismailis, that blends Gnostic, Manichaean, and Shiite cosmology. In it, Azazel plays a role similar to the Gnostic Demiurge.
Mothership
A large UFO, often reported as cylindrical or cigar-shaped, that witnesses claim launches or carries smaller craft. Such sightings have been reported since the mid-20th century.
Mothman
A legendary creature reported in the Point Pleasant area of West Virginia in the 1960s, often described as a man-like figure with wings, associated with various supernatural occurrences and events.
Moulin
A vertical shaft or tunnel in a glacier that allows meltwater to flow down to the base of the glacier, which can lead to glacial movement and potential flooding.
Mount Athos
A historic monastic community in Greece where Mowatt-Larssen claims to have traveled back in time to live as a monk during the 15th century.
Mount Canigou
A prominent peak in the French Pyrenees, revered in various spiritual traditions and often associated with mystical properties.
Mount Hermon
A mountain on the Lebanon-Israel border. According to 1 Enoch, 200 Watchers descended there and bound themselves by an oath before corrupting humanity.
Mount St. Helens
A volcano in Washington State that erupted in 1980, creating significant geological changes and leading to numerous reports of anomalous activities post-eruption.
Movie Magic
The art and techniques used in filmmaking that create illusions and extraordinary experiences, often using elements like special effects, editing, and sound to enhance storytelling.
MQ-9 Reaper
A hunter-killer unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) utilized by the U.S. Air Force for reconnaissance and targeted strikes, known for its surveillance capabilities and advanced technology.
MQ-9 Reaper drone
An unmanned aerial vehicle used by the U.S. military for reconnaissance and strike missions, equipped with cameras and sensors capable of capturing footage of UFOs.
Mr. Cruel
An unidentified child murderer who operated in Melbourne, Australia, from 1987 to 1991, known for his meticulous planning and deceptive tactics in abducting and assaulting young girls.
Mt. Nemrut
An archaeological site in Turkey crowned with colossal stone heads and a royal tomb, dating back to the 1st century BC, representing the legacy of King Antiochus I.
Mt. Shasta
A dormant stratovolcano in California, often regarded as a sacred site steeped in legends of mystery and spirituality, known for its alleged energetic qualities.
Mud Flood
A theory tied to Tartaria claiming that a cataclysmic flood of mud buried older cities, explaining buildings with half-buried lower floors.
Mud Flood / Great Reset
A theory tied to Tartaria claiming a global catastrophe buried cities in mud in the 1800s and that history was rewritten afterward.
Mud-flood Reset Theory
A conspiracy theory positing that a global mud flood cataclysm occurred, leading to the destruction of advanced societies, primarily in the 19th century, and resulting in the current historical narrat...
MUFON
A non-profit organization founded in 1969 that investigates UFO sightings and promotes research into UFO phenomena, known for its detailed analysis of reports and evidence.
MUFON (Mutual UFO Network)
A non-profit organization founded in 1969 focused on the investigation and study of UFO sightings and phenomena.
MUFON's STAR Team
A specialized team within the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) that investigates UFO sightings and reports, often involving field investigations and evidence collection.
Multi Wave Oscillator
A device developed to emit specific frequencies that purportedly harness energy from the aether, aiming to provide alternative energy solutions.
Multi-sensor Data
Data collected from various sources and types of sensors, which is crucial for comprehensive analysis of UAP incidents and to validate claims made by military footage.
Multidimensional Journey
An exploration of various realms of existence beyond the physical world, often reported during out-of-body experiences, where individuals encounter different intelligences.
Mummy-like beings
Descriptive term for entities reported in UFO encounters that resemble preserved ancient human remains, fueling speculation about their origins and purpose.
Mundane astrology
The practice of astrology focused on world events and the fate of nations, using celestial positions to predict political and social trends.
Mundus Imaginalis
Latin for 'imaginal world', a concept from Sufi mysticism (popularized by scholar Henry Corbin) describing a real intermediate realm between the physical world and the divine. Mystics and visionaries...
Muon Detection
A technology that uses cosmic rays to penetrate through materials, allowing researchers to detect and visualize hidden structures, such as chambers or voids in ancient monuments.
Muon Tomography / ScanPyramids
An imaging method that measures cosmic-ray muons passing through matter to detect empty spaces inside it. The international ScanPyramids project used it to announce the 'Big Void' inside the Great Pyr...
Murderous cars
Vehicles linked to a series of deaths or accidents believed to be caused by an inherent curse or malevolent aura surrounding them.
Music-Induced Trance States
The idea that loud volume, extreme high and low frequencies, and strong resonance can alter perception and create shared trance experiences. The episode discusses this as a possible purpose of ancient...
Musical dimensions
The idea that music transcends traditional boundaries and accesses higher realms of existence, potentially facilitating communication with other intelligences.
Mutus Liber
A wordless 17th-century French alchemical picture book showing a man and woman collecting dew and working in a laboratory. Wargo interprets it as a dreamwork and out-of-body manual.
My Big TOE
Short for 'My Big Theory of Everything', it is a trilogy written by Thomas Campbell that proposes a model where consciousness underlies the fabric of reality, integrating concepts from physics and spi...
My Big TOE (MBT)
Tom Campbell's 'theory of everything,' first published as a book trilogy in 2003. It claims consciousness is fundamental and that physical reality is a virtual reality computed by a larger consciousne...
Myrna Hansen
A New Mexico woman who in 1980 reported being abducted along with her son, including claims of cattle mutilation and underground facilities. Her case became linked to the Bennewitz affair through psyc...
Mysterianism
The position, associated with philosopher Colin McGinn's papers of the late 1980s, that human minds are inherently incapable of ever understanding how consciousness arises.
Mysterious Deaths
Refers to unexplained or suspicious circumstances surrounding the deaths of prominent individuals, often regarded in conspiracy theories as being linked to larger plots or cover-ups.
Mysterious fire humanoids
Reports of humanoid figures that are associated with flames or fire, typically featuring in folklore or unexplained encounters in specific regions such as Sweden.
Mysterious Orbs
Unidentified glowing spheres often reported in paranormal phenomena, believed by some to be manifestations of otherworldly entities or energy.
Mystery Cults
Religious groups in ancient times that offered secret knowledge and rituals to initiates; typically focused on personal salvation and mystical experiences.
Mystery School
Jean Houston's long-running weekend training program, held in New York, Colorado, and elsewhere. Each weekend explored a theme such as Kabbalah, mysticism, or myth through lectures and guided experien...
Mystery Schools
Secret religious initiation centers of the ancient Greek and Roman world, such as Eleusis, where candidates underwent ritual ordeals meant to reveal the afterlife. Revealing what happened inside was p...
Mystical Experience
A subjective experience in which individuals feel a sense of oneness, interconnectedness, or an encounter with a divine or transcendent presence, often leading to profound insights or changes in world...
Mystical experiences
Profound spiritual experiences characterized by feelings of unity, transcendence, and connections to a higher reality, often reported during the use of psychedelics like DMT.
Mysticism
A spiritual belief system that emphasizes personal communion with a higher power or ultimate truth, which can influence historical actions and interpretations.
Myth of Er
The story at the end of Plato's Republic about a soldier who revives on his funeral pyre and describes the afterlife. In it, souls choose new lives and drink from the River Lethe (forgetfulness) befor...
Mythical Dragons
Legendary creatures believed to be responsible for natural phenomena, including eclipses, in some cultural mythologies.
mythologized
The process by which an event or being is transformed into a legend or myth, often exaggerating or altering details in public perception over time.
Mythology
A collection of myths, stories, and legends used to explain the nature of the world, often featuring gods, supernatural beings, and other entities that may connect to historical accounts of non-human...
Mythopoetic Identity
Plotkin's term for the symbolic, metaphorical image of one's soul purpose, such as his own 'cocoon weaver'. It is revealed through dreams, visions or encounters with nature rather than as a job or soc...