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Busqueda Boletin - No 13
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Title: Búsqueda Issue: 13 Volume: 2 Date: August 1989
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Title: Búsqueda
Issue: 13
Volume: 2
Date: August 1989
This issue of *Búsqueda* magazine, a bulletin for UFO and parapsychology research, delves into a variety of intriguing topics, blending biblical narratives with modern UFO sightings and investigations.
Editorial: A Call for Expression
The editorial section encourages readers to share their opinions, theories, and discrepancies regarding the topics discussed in the magazine. It emphasizes the importance of expressing these thoughts openly, believing that this exchange of ideas can lead to surprising discoveries and a greater understanding among people who share an interest in these subjects.
Sodoma y Gomorra: A Biblical and Ufological Interpretation
A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to an interpretation of the biblical story of Sodoma and Gomorra. The narrative, drawn from Genesis, recounts the divine intervention to destroy the cities due to their wickedness. The article analyzes the story, suggesting that it contains elements that can help comprehend the real meaning of these events, hinting at potential connections to phenomena beyond conventional understanding.
UFO Encounters in Australia: The Knowles Family Case
The issue features extensive reporting on a remarkable UFO encounter experienced by the Knowles family in Australia. The family claims their car was lifted off the road by a bright, egg-shaped object. They describe experiencing physical changes, including their voices becoming slow and monotonous, and their car being covered in an ash-like substance. Police investigations confirmed the presence of an unknown substance. The report includes details of the sighting, the family's testimony, and the subsequent scientific examination of the dust found on their vehicle. The incident garnered international attention, with American experts reportedly taking the case seriously.
Other Australian Sightings and Investigations
Beyond the Knowles family case, the magazine highlights other UFO sightings in Australia. One report details an "eggcup" UFO buzzing a tuna fishing boat, corroborating the earlier sighting. Another section discusses the mysterious disappearance of aviation cadet Freddie Valentich in 1978, a case often linked to UFO activity. The article also lists other significant UFO sightings in Australia during the 1980s, including incidents in Brisbane and Melbourne.
The 'Clave 33' and Extraterrestrial Messages
A section titled "LA CLAVE 33" explores the concept of a 'key' or code, '33', which is reportedly being communicated by extraterrestrial entities. The association Adonay's motto, "The angels of yesterday are the extraterrestrials of today," is presented as a starting point. The article connects this 'Clave 33' to biblical prophecies, particularly those concerning the second coming of Christ, suggesting that extraterrestrials might be involved in preparing humanity for this event. It recounts alleged phenomena, including luminous objects and symbolic formations in the sky, such as the 'New Jerusalem' appearing as a spaceship, and a 'double sun' event witnessed in Belpaso, Sicily. The number 33 is also linked to a luminous fireball that traversed Spain on February 2nd, the 33rd day of the year.
UFOs and the Media: Challenges and Perspectives
Antonio Aguilera discusses the role of mass media in reporting on parascientific topics. He notes that while media outlets play a significant role, parascientific subjects often struggle for serious coverage, being relegated to late-night slots or dismissed as sensationalist. Aguilera highlights the challenges faced by researchers and divulgators, including the lack of commercial interest from major media corporations and the mental barriers of the audience and media executives. He emphasizes the need for serious and complete dissemination of information to give parapsychology the recognition it deserves.
The 'Fragmented Human' and the Search for Meaning
An article by Josep Mª Llauger i Dalmau, "EL HOMBRE FRAGMENTADO" (The Fragmented Human), explores the psychological and existential fragmentation of modern humans, particularly in urban societies. It discusses the need for psychological integration and a reconnection with nature. The author critiques the materialistic and consumerist tendencies of contemporary society, which he believes lead to alienation and a loss of connection with the natural world.
UFOlogy: A New Generation of Researchers
B.M. Carballal and Javier Sierra discuss the evolution of UFO research in Spain, identifying a 'third generation' of investigators. They highlight the increased availability of information, specialized media, and collaborative efforts, such as the EXPO-OVNI and the Iberian Catalogue of UFO observations. Despite tensions and differing viewpoints among researchers, they express optimism about the progress being made in understanding the UFO phenomenon.
Other Features
The magazine also includes a section on "AMOR EN ABSTRACTO" (Love in Abstract), questioning the emphasis on love in alleged extraterrestrial messages and advocating for practical action over mere preaching. A 'VISITA' section reports on a visit from UFO researcher Roberto Carlos Mirás Mirás. Additionally, there are reports on a large gathering at Teide to witness a potential UFO sighting and an article questioning whether UFO sightings are genuine phenomena or collective mental manifestations.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue of *Búsqueda* revolve around the intersection of the unexplained, the spiritual, and the scientific. The magazine appears to adopt an open-minded yet critical approach, encouraging rigorous investigation while acknowledging the possibility of phenomena beyond current scientific understanding. There is a clear interest in exploring how ancient narratives, like the story of Sodoma and Gomorra, might be reinterpreted in light of modern UFOlogy. The editorial stance promotes critical thinking, open discussion, and a commitment to serious research, while also acknowledging the widespread public fascination with UFOs and related mysteries.