Bigfoot videos / photos / evidence

[LarryP]

I'm not sure there is any explanation for telepathy provided in quantum physics, even with the latest entanglement experiments. That would be rather big news if such experiments were done and explained.

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Actually, the news of a scientific demonstration an explanation of telepathy would make the news of bigfoot using telepathic communication pale in comparison.

Are you familiar with the Stargate Project?

[zenmaster]

Was that something about remote viewing? I'm fairly certain it did not involve quantum physicists.

[LarryP]

Was that something about remote viewing? I'm fairly certain it did not involve quantum physicists.

It involved remote viewing, telepathy and quantum physics.

BTW, the Sasquatch are truly the ultimate Zen Masters here in the earthly realm.

[zenmaster]

By "quantum physics", I mean the theoretical research field (QT/QM) with peer-reviewed papers being published in some area, as opposed to someone's vague notion that through QT, some anecdotal evidence or phenomenological suspicion may ultimately be explained in theoretical form.

Anyone can have a vague notion about something they experience, or something which they think may be a candidate for research, and simply point to the field of quantum physics as already offering an explanation for it. Problem is, the theoretical support from scientific research is actually not there (i.e. for telepathy). People hijack science in this manner all of the time, perhaps because it makes them feel validated.

[Patrick]

Zenmaster, what is your opinion on the RS2 theory ?

[LarryP]

By "quantum physics", I mean the theoretical research field (QT/QM) with peer-reviewed papers being published in some area, as opposed to someone's vague notion that through QT, some anecdotal evidence or phenomenological suspicion may ultimately be explained in theoretical form.

Anyone can have a vague notion about something they experience, or something which they think may be a candidate for research, and simply point to the field of quantum physics as already offering an explanation for it. Problem is, the theoretical support from scientific research is actually not there (i.e. for telepathy). People hijack science in this manner all of the time, perhaps because it makes them feel validated.

Dr. Dean Radin has spent years doing exactly the type of scientific research and compiling peer reviewed data that you're claiming is "actually not there".

Personally I don't believe that telepathy is theory. That's because I know through first hand experience that telepathy exists.

[βαθμιαίος]

Hard to explain the Ra material without telepathy.

[Patrick]

Hard to explain the Ra material without telepathy.

I've seen people demonstrating evidence that the Ra material is a CIA psyop.

All I can say is thank you so much nice CIA people for this excellent material.

[zenmaster]

Dr. Dean Radin has spent years doing exactly the type of scientific research

No. Radin is a psychologist. This is the kind of hijacking I was talking about.

[zenmaster]

Zenmaster, what is your opinion on the RS2 theory ?

Due to its simplicity, the general idea is probably the most promising framework for a unified theory we have. Like RS, it's primarily philosophical with a lot of missing bits to fill in before being a practical replacement for the Standard Model. For example, using the theory to compute the atomic spectra of all the elements from first principles.

[Parsons]

Dean Radin is entirely 'legit'. His background as a statician qualifies him to produce books of metadata such as The Conscious Universe. If you are familiar with the concept of metadata, you will understand that arguing with the results of well compiled metadata is arguing with the idea of the scientific method. His book explores telepathy and field consciousness with scientific studies and metadata if available while bringing up the best skeptic arguments.

An example from my more recent readings of the above book were the metadata of 5 RNGs(random number generators) during such events as the OJ Simpson trial verdict:

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Hard to explain the Ra material without telepathy.

My thoughts exactly. Not believing in telepathy and field consciousness while simultaneously believing in anything Ra has said(as a social memory complex, or a FIELD of several consciousnesses remotely communicating with an instrument telepathically) is a complete and utter oxymoron.

[LarryP]

This is another book that has lots of data compiled on remote viewing.

"Remote Viewing: The Science and Theory of Nonphysical Perception"

http://www.courtneybrown.com/publication...ewing.html

[zenmaster]

LarrP, please start a remote viewing thread.

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Bigfoot looks at Camper in Color
"This is the full color - stabilized and zoomed version of a supposed Bigfoot looking at a camper."


The original footage can be seen and full credit goes to:

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Personally I don't believe that telepathy is theory. That's because I know through first hand experience that telepathy exists.

A scientific theory is a testable model that describes experience. There is no "belief" in a theory.

[zenmaster]

A team of scientists can verify that their 5-year long DNA study, currently under peer-review, confirms the existence of a novel hominin hybrid species, commonly called “Bigfoot” or “Sasquatch,” living in North America. Researchers’ extensive DNA sequencing suggests that the legendary Sasquatch is a human relative that arose approximately 15,000 years ago as a hybrid cross of modern Homo sapiens with an unknown primate species.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/11/prweb10166775.htm

[indolering]

A team of scientists can verify that their 5-year long DNA study, currently under peer-review, confirms the existence of a novel hominin hybrid species, commonly called “Bigfoot” or “Sasquatch,” living in North America. Researchers’ extensive DNA sequencing suggests that the legendary Sasquatch is a human relative that arose approximately 15,000 years ago as a hybrid cross of modern Homo sapiens with an unknown primate species.

http://www.prweb.com/releases/2012/11/prweb10166775.htm

Fascinating stuff, man. We knew Bigfoot was real, but now it seems science is backing us up. Wild.

[zenmaster]

Fascinating stuff, man. We knew Bigfoot was real, but now it seems science is backing us up. Wild.

I never knew they were real, as I had no compelling personal encounter. But thought their existence to be plausible considering the sheer amount and type of anecdotal evidence and credible witnesses.

Although you can't fake the DNA, you can only rule out a match to existing cataloged species. So you wind up with "unknown" with closest relation to X. Scientifically, that should be enough to warrant further investigation by committed researchers.

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Apparently, Dr. Igor Burtsev, head of the International Center of Hominology, in Moscow prompted Dr. Ketchum to send out the press release, although I suspect the "leak" was actually done in mutual agreement in an attempt to take the spotlight away from anything found from the recent Oxford study (with imminently release of findings according to timeline).
http://www.cryptomundo.com/bigfoot-repor...dna-study/

[hogey11]

Les Stroud (Survivorman) wants to do his next series as a real attempt to capture some bigfoot footage. He says he's had two experiences in his travels, and he would choose the BC/Washington region as there are some hot spots around there. That would be pretty interesting, as he does his expeditions for real (no crew). Not that i'd actually expect him to hit a home run on the first go....

That article is pretty cool, zen! Did you ever find the material in the Law of One pertaining to 'bigfoot' ever played into your consideration? I found it did for myself; after reading about it in the Law of One, i've taken a much greater interest in the subject...

[zenmaster]

That article is pretty cool, zen! Did you ever find the material in the Law of One pertaining to 'bigfoot' ever played into your consideration?

It is an interesting press release, but who knows how useful their paper actually is? I've always had an interest in the subject (and other enigmas) from a very early age for some reason. Don's questions to Ra indicated a similar curiosity and of course filled in some information on their origins. When Ra says there is more than one type of bigfoot, that suggests that there is more than one type of physical manifestation of the Maldek beings. I had read in the book of Oahspe, where higher density beings gave entities thought-form bodies in order to provide a means to evolve.

[hogey11]

When Ra says there is more than one type of bigfoot, that suggests that there is more than one type of physical manifestation of the Maldek beings.

I wonder if this accounts for other 'mythical' creatures? half-animal/half-man hybrids and gnomes/faeries and all that?

Or I guess the more simple explanation would be different types of bigfoots, like the Yeti type found in the himilayas is quite different from the North American version?

[zenmaster]

When Ra says there is more than one type of bigfoot, that suggests that there is more than one type of physical manifestation of the Maldek beings.

I wonder if this accounts for other 'mythical' creatures? half-animal/half-man hybrids and gnomes/faeries and all that?

It may account for some. Although "faeries" are generally inner-plane entities.

Or I guess the more simple explanation would be different types of bigfoots, like the Yeti type found in the himilayas is quite different from the North American version?

There is a difference, but I'm not sure at what point Ra makes the distinctions between types as classifications and if they fully accounted for the variances in encounter reports of the general class of large bipedal animal.

[hogey11]

An update - and a pretty big one at that!

Bigfoot Is Part Human, and Here Are the DNA Tests to Prove It, Claims Researcher

http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/11/29/bigf...-trend-now

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oh wait - from the article:

At this point it’s probably important to note that the study has not yet been peer reviewed and Ketchum has thus far refused to release her data, explain her methodology or say where she got the “Sasquatch DNA samples” in the first place. Also, according to Houston Chronicle science writer Eric Borger, Ketchum has credibility issues of her own: her company, DNA Diagnostics, has received more than two dozen customer complaints and gets an F from the Better Business Bureau. Oh, and those mysterious third-species males who were supposedly picking up human women on some kind of proto-Craigslist? According to a blogger and Bigfoot enthusiast named Robert Lindsay, earlier drafts of Ketchum’s study claimed they were angels.

haha

[zenmaster]

Hopping Russian forest ape:

[LarryP]

When Ra says there is more than one type of bigfoot, that suggests that there is more than one type of physical manifestation of the Maldek beings.

I wonder if this accounts for other 'mythical' creatures? half-animal/half-man hybrids and gnomes/faeries and all that?

Or I guess the more simple explanation would be different types of bigfoots, like the Yeti type found in the himilayas is quite different from the North American version?

http://www.lawofone.info/results.php?q=bigfoot

Questioner: Are these the Bigfoot that you spoke of?

Ra: I am Ra. These are one type of Bigfoot.

Questioner: Then there are two different types of Bigfoot. Correct?

Ra: I am Ra. This will be the final question.

There are three types of Bigfoot, if you will accept that vibratory sound complex used for three such different races of mind/body/spirit complexes. The first two we have described.

The third is a thought-form.

Questioner: Are they Bigfoot-type creatures?

Ra: This is correct although we would not call these Bigfoot, as they are scarce and are very able to escape detection. The first race is less able to be aware of proximity of other mind/body/spirit complexes, but these beings are very able to escape due to their technological understandings before their incarnations here. These entities of the glowing eyes are those most familiar to your peoples.

[Eddie]

Hard to explain the Ra material without telepathy.

I've seen people demonstrating evidence that the Ra material is a CIA psyop.

All I can say is thank you so much nice CIA people for this excellent material.

Andrija Puharich, who was a good friend of Carla, Don, and Jim, was a CIA "asset". In other words he was not actually employed by the CIA, but they certainly took advantage of his experience and contacts.

[βαθμιαίος]

Yeah, and Ra wouldn't give the go ahead for him to take part in a session. "At present, as we have said before, this mind/body/spirit complex is not of proper vibrational distortion."

[zenmaster]

This video is meant to bring people up to speed on what is happening in the Bigfoot world. Musky Allen is a researcher who takes the skeptical point of view. He is flying to Las Vegas to see to be the Body of a 8 1/2 foot tall 600 pound Bigfoot. Facebook.com/findbigfoot also has booked tickets to see Rick Dyer, but that will not happen for a couple of weeks. We hope to interview Musky Allen after he meets with Rick Dyer. FBFB confirms that the video is real and we believe there is additional evidence to prove that Sasquatch definitely exist in North America.

Yes, it's a circus. But there is quite a bit of backstory to it actually. Hoax or real deal?

[yossarian]

has anyone noticed how easy it would be to hoax this stuff?

i could pull off better hoaxes then these in an afternoon. Hoaxing bigfoot videos is shooting fish in a barrel. If you're a good video editor you don't even need to leave your comfortable desk chair.

[Aaron]

Zenmaster, are you asking if the existence of bigfoots as a whole is a hoax? Or just that video/circumstance?

Either way, why all the intensive investigation into it when a clear, sensible, and precise answer is given for the bigfoot phenomena in the Ra material?

[BrownEye]

has anyone noticed how easy it would be to hoax this stuff?

i could pull off better hoaxes then these in an afternoon. Hoaxing bigfoot videos is shooting fish in a barrel. If you're a good video editor you don't even need to leave your comfortable desk chair.

Easy to hoax, but not a hoax for those that experience these things out in the middle of nowhere.

I was with a group of friends in Oregon forest 40 miles from civilization when we were shadowed by something fairly loud. Not a one had any doubts.

While it is easy to discount stories and other's experiences, it many times sucks to have the experience yourself. I and maybe 8 other friends had what appeared to be a bigfoot experience. All we saw was what appeared to be an upright log moving through the trees in the dark. Nothing clear as day, but it was something lacking the appearance of an animal silhouette. Not to mention it was fairly loud and followed us around the forest for some time. There seemed to be something like a telepathy function with it, as we could all sense some sort of emotion from it. Driving a good distance away we could sense that emotion being directed at us as if it was aware of exactly where we stopped, while we were also aware of exactly what distance and direction it was.

I find it interesting that the west coast has the dark hair sightings while the east coast has red haired sightings. Distant cousin?

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Also had a couple tell me that wolves running towards our position were just a bunch of drunk rednecks. "There is no such thing as wolves in Oregon!" Every time I would howl they would answer, and that would tell me where they were. They were moving fast. I got in the truck and went searching for a bit, when getting back to camp the fire was super huge and they were hiding in the tent. The animals came right up to the abandoned corral that fenced us in, snarling pretty good. I think without that fence my friends would have been toast. Maybe 18 years later and a wolf pack was caught on a ranger outpost camera. So now they admit wolves are in Oregon.

It is easy to be a skeptic about the experiences of others. Much easier than creating hoaxes.

[zenmaster]

Zenmaster, are you asking if the existence of bigfoots as a whole is a hoax? Or just that video/circumstance?

In that video.

Either way, why all the intensive investigation into it when a clear, sensible, and precise answer is given for the bigfoot phenomena in the Ra material?

Investigation is the point, not being told something. I'm personally not looking to know if it's a real thing. I'm looking at the discovery process.

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has anyone noticed how easy it would be to hoax this stuff?

People try to do it all the time on youtube.

i could pull off better hoaxes then these in an afternoon. Hoaxing bigfoot videos is shooting fish in a barrel. If you're a good video editor you don't even need to leave your comfortable desk chair.

Why is this a hoax?