(Queen City News) Reptilianhumanoids [called Nāgas in Buddhism and the Dharmic religions, alongside the beautiful devas and fallen asuras], also known as reptoids, are anthropomorphic reptile‑like beings [lizard people] that appear in mythology, folklore, science fiction, and modern conspiracy theories revelations. Expert investigates 82 E.T. species on Earth: We are not alone.
Aug. 18, 2025: Chief Transportation Correspondent MayCay Beeler [stretched by plastic surgery] talks with best-selling author Craig Campobasso about his new book, The Extraterrestrial Species Almanac and his encounters with space aliens.
This is the ultimate field guide to the 82 extraterrestrial species that populate [this part of] the universe.
Author and ET enthusiast Craig Campobasso explores the origins, physical characteristics, technological and consciousness abilities, dimensional capacities, belief systems, and cosmic agendas of each of the species. The species fall into two categories.
What are the Nordic roots of Sydney Sweeney?
There are (1) the benevolent races, which function as the guardians of humanity, whose goals include helping people overcome duality, healing, and protecting. And there are (2) malevolent races, which are responsible for abductions, cloning, and ultimately domination.
This intergalactic exposé entertains all who are interested in UFOs (vimanas), space aliens, inter-dimensionals (spirits, celestials, angels), and ETs. Who else may like it?
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We capture, kidnap, take captive visiting ETs with help from other ETs as part of our SSPs.
Captive ETs at Sandia Labs in New Mexico
(Gaia) April 9, 2025: The Secret Space Programs (SSP) are willing to extract information by any means necessary, but is there a limit?
Sébastien Martin, a perception-based intelligence specialist (remote viewer), exposes the secretive depths of Sandia Labs, revealing the dire conditions of humanoid beings incarcerated within glass cells.
Surrounded by gas chambers and deprived of their telepathic abilities, these captive space beings endure a distressing environment, manipulated and observed as mere subjects for human analysis (overseen by more powerful ETs).
As Martin unveils the harsh realities faced by humanoid ETs, one must question: In the SSP’s relentless pursuit of technological advancement, has all morality been sacrificed?
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Ex-Pentagon official: US isn't telling the truth! Top secret UFO encounters uncovered!
There's a Galactic Federation and SS Programs
(The Diary of a CEO) Halloween 2024: Are we Earthling alone in the universe? If we aren't, are we among friends or enemies? A former top U.S. official from the Pentagon is revealing (with permission) the classified UAP/UFO (vimana) secrets the Pentagon has been hiding for years.
Pentagon veteran Luis Elizondo is the former head of AATIP (the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program) that operated inside the Pentagon. He is also the bestselling author of the book, Imminent: Inside the Pentagon’s Hunt for UFOs.
(HECHO Online) Some experiences and places can be transformative and change our perspective. Oak Flat, or Chi'chil Biłdagoteel, is a sacred land in southeastern Arizona.
It is the kind of place that stays with one way after a visit, just like the people of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, who have lived in and cared for this beautiful high desert since time immemorial.
That was the experience that members of the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) and HECHO teams had during a recent visit to Oak Flat, 60 miles east of Phoenix.
Articulate it to a judge; make them understand
They saw firsthand the extraordinary beauty of this area now at risk and listened to the eye-opening testimonies of members of the Apache Stronghold.
Listen to Naelyn Pike, member of the Apache Stronghold.
#SaveOakFlat
Fairies (mystic devas, "shining ones") are ETs or extradimensionals of Celtic and Irish lore.
Irish "Divine Tribe of Danu" with Reptilian Naga
What is the mystic technology strange heavenly, hellish, extraterrestrial, and extradimensional deva ("shining one") beings seem to have left behind or gotten giants to erect? They are strange kurgans, tumuli, barrows, what in Buddhism are stupas, pagodas, cetiyas, and chortans (stone structures built atop anomalous energy vortices or lines). The US is full of them in the Northeast, where America's Stonehenge sits in Salem, New Hampshire.
The deva or "shining one" Lord Shiva said he
came from a rocky planet and brought some of it.
Ancient Aliens: Galactic visitors leave mystic technology | full episode
(HISTORY) Sept. 18, 2024: Did ancient Druids travel to New England and New York's Hudson Valley centuries ago, bringing with them the beliefs and technologies of their alien mentors, the "Shining Ones" [devas involved in the Buddhist Scythian/Shakyian tradition of tumuliand kurgan-pagodas, cetiyas, and chortans, Irish Aos sidhe, fay, Tuatha de Danann] of Irish mythology? See more in Season 14, Episode 7, "The Druid Connection." #ancientaliens
One of the most striking features of Buddhism, which began in Central Asia and proto-India, are the architectural features known as stupas -- which bear a striking similarity to the much older tradition the Buddha was following from Central and North Asia: tumuli, kurgans, barrows, burial mounds. Where they are place, what is put in them, and what they were used for is mysterious.
Long ago, our UCLA Professor of Buddhism Dr. Robert E. Buswell, Jr. told the class an amazing story. He had been a Zen monk in Korea (at Songgwang-sa, Cholla Namdo), living an austere life, and a Theravada Thai Buddhist monk in Thailand then disrobed and went on to become a doctoral student and professor. He detailed the long hours of meditation sesshins, how little they ate, how they slept on straw mats in the hall, which were then rolled up for a day of sitting zazen. It was the real thing, not our silly notions of Zen as wandering about navel gazing and pondering koans. One day he was surprised that to break the monotony of this season of intensive practice, when half of the monks went on extra duty cooking, warming, cleaning, and providing support, and the other half did nothing but meditate. Perhaps not understanding Korean as fluidly as he would go on to do, the monks were laughing -- if memory serves, and memory of old college lectures is not the most reliable source of information -- as they attempted to stick a straw from the broom in his scalp. Why? There was nowhere for it to go. He tried many times. They all smiled or laughed.
Zen austerities during sesshin included these things that left us rapt in class, particularly one aspiring Angeleno wanting nothing more than to move to India and become an extreme ascetic to gain the path and win enlightenment right away:
They would wake up at 3:00 or 4:00 in morning
Go to a water pump, dip two fingers in salt to brush their teeth
Go sit on reed mats and stiff cushions for the morning sit
Eat a meal of boiled rice, daikon radish they grew, a slice of ginger, and if they were lucky a sprinkle of sesame seed
Then go to meditate more, for 18 hours a day
If someone started to nod off, the Zen master might bring out swords for meditators to lean their chins on (and no one would ever fall asleep)
It was cold outside, and the zendo was warmed from the wooden floor by some creative technology from the kitchen or furnace room circulating heat under the boards.
Sesshin is, of course, an intensive, so it wasn't always like this. During the rest of the year they might chop wood, carry water, grow vegetables (mainly daikon), go on alms, rake leaves, and be mindful all day long.
(Prof. Buswell's great insight was that the Zen monastic experience is not a bunch of iconoclastic Beat poets sitting around, drinking tea, puffing pipes, writing haiku, pondering koans, and playing the flute under cherry blossom trees. They were all very learned in the texts and other studies and were in this monastery to practice beyond words. As Americans we think Zen is the easiest of all the Buddhisms because it's just "whatever," anything we want it to be. But that is not how it is in serious Asia, where this tradition is the way of "meditation" (which is what jhana, dhyana, Chan, and Zen, or Seon in Korean, mean). So with all this meditating, it's no wonder one would be more sensitive to subtle energies and architectural emanations:
When they went on their walking tour, they were headed for a stupa (솔도파, soldopha, a stone burial mound housing the Buddha's and other enlightened individuals' sacred relics or sharira). When they arrived, he reported that meditation went much better, more plunging into "Zen," which literally means jhana or "meditative absorption." His meditation was disturbed when the monks gathered around him, handed him the straw, and now it went into a pore in his scalp. The pore opened large enough to stand the straw on end. He was surprised as there had been no way to do it, to stand it, previously. The class asked, "Why, what changed, what does it mean?"
Discussing this story just now, it occurs that the "pore opening" was an assumption. The straw may have stood on end all by itself without sitting into an enlarged pore. It was just necessary, hearing the story, to imagine that it went into a little hole that opened like a third eye. But imagine an electrified field buzzing with static cling raising the straw. That makes more sense for such a strange tale. Who knows? Someone, ask Prof. Buswell: buswell@humnet.ucla.edu
"Casual Conversation with a Zen Master" (Sept. 20-21, 2024, 7:00 pm) will feature a talk by Ven. Pomnyun, a Zen Buddhist monk, peace activist, humanitarian assistance expert, and environmentalist: international.ucla.edu
He didn't seem to know other than it was just a tiny paranormal proof that meditation near these ancient Buddhist stone structures is different. Being near sharira (remains, ashes, colorful silica, glassy beads, gems from the sacred pyre) is different, and that's why they are honored. Maybe stupas (circumambulation mounds) are built on ley lines, over vortices, near portals? Maybe building them creates a portal or energy anomaly?
Sure, it could have been psychosomatic, but that seems unlikely since he didn't know what the straw was meant to do or represent in the first place. Imagine, as a hypothetical example, that it is impossible for you to get into full lotus. You just can't, never have been to from too much sitting in chairs and not doing yoga. Then you go to a stupa and suddenly slip into the posture without much effort. What changed? You weren't trying to get into it. It just came naturally. These are trivial things, but they're concrete.
UCLA with Prof. Buswell's office on upper left
Those Korean Zen Buddhist monks knew meditation would be different around the kurgan/stupa. Surely anyone who hangs around these ancient structures will eventually experience something odd. We dash in during the day, laughing and horsing around with friends, body hair rise and tingle, we giggle, run out, take a picture, and wonder why and how they were built. And we think we know the first thing about them? It's like going to Lake Titicaca to the portal rock with a doorframe carved in it for no apparent reason. Slapping the rock, taking a picture, and going away we think we know anything about what that place can do and why it was built.
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