Missing Link - 1992 05 - no 116

Magazine Overview

Title: THE MISSING LINK
Issue: Number 116
Volume: 12
Date: May 1992
Publisher: UFOCCI (UFO Contact Center International)
Price: $2.95

This issue of The Missing Link, a publication of UFOCCI, explores various facets of the UFO and paranormal phenomenon, with a strong focus on crop circles, alien encounters, and livestock mutilations. The cover art juxtaposes Mount Rushmore with an alien head, hinting at the themes within.

The Crop Circle Mysteries Continue

This extensive article by Ross Dedrickson delves into the phenomenon of crop circles, which have appeared in at least 26 countries. Dedrickson notes the increasing complexity of these formations, now termed 'pictograms,' and highlights the growing consensus among researchers that an intelligence is behind their creation, dismissing theories of natural causes like whirlwinds or plasma vortices. The article details numerous physical characteristics of crop circles, including how the stems are bent at ground level with swollen cells, the presence of electromagnetic signals (like a 5.2 KH signal), and the precise, layered compression of the crop. Anomalous characteristics include strong energy fields within the pictograms, correlation with earth energy lines, and extremely complex mathematical and fractal configurations. The article also mentions 'signatures' left by the creators and the powerful energies that can affect observers, causing disorientation or elation. Anecdotal accounts, such as a group hearing a trilling sound that stopped when asked, and a man finding a rock with a replica of Stonehenge on it, are presented as evidence of a responsive intelligence.

The article posits that extra-terrestrials or inter-dimensional entities are creating these phenomena to gain recognition from humanity. The gradual appearance of these complex symbols, often based on ancient earth cultures, is intended to draw attention and encourage governments to acknowledge their existence. The entities are described as highly intelligent, wishing to avoid shocking the public with sudden appearances.

'Black' Aircraft Sighted in California

A brief report mentions sightings of a classified 'black' aircraft, described as diamond-shaped with a low rumble, flying alongside F-117 stealth fighters and Boeing KC-135Q tankers near Beale Air Force Base, California.

Hunter's Hairy Encounter

This piece recounts Alan Evans's alleged face-to-face encounter with Bigfoot during an elk-hunting trip in Montana's Helena National Forest. Evans describes the creature as 7-foot-plus, covered in dark brown hair, with a human-like face. He reports the creature made a surprised sound ('Wooh!') before scampering away.

Visitor in the Night (Kiskunfelegyhaza, Hungary)

This report, sent by Ed Komarek and documented by Laslo Kiss of the Hungarian UFO Research Network, details an observation in Kiskunfelegyhaza, Hungary, in June 1990. A teenage boy awoke to a blue-white, snake-like light, about 1 meter high, moving with sparkles and emitting a humming sound. He took a photo with his camera (BEIRETTE VSM) before the light disappeared. Nine months later, analysis of the diapositive revealed a symmetrical head behind the light, with features like slanted eyes and nostrils. Experts examined the photo and precluded deception or accident. The report notes that the boy's mother and sister had also experienced unusual phenomena, suggesting women and children might be more sensitive. The editor notes that the photo copy was forwarded to Bruce Maccabee for examination.

Cattle Mutilations: A Closer Look

Authored by Harv Howard, this article re-examines the phenomenon of cattle mutilations, drawing a parallel between them and human abduction cases. Howard questions the notion that mutilations are merely random acts, proposing that aliens might be implanting livestock during earlier visits for later 'harvesting' of biological products, similar to how human abductees are allegedly implanted. He argues that from an alien perspective, killing livestock for sustenance or by-products is a logical, civilized human act, making the 'stealing' aspect the primary 'crime.' The article critiques the term 'mutilation' as emotionally charged and suggests dropping it in favor of 'mute(s)' or 'ALE' (Alien-Livestock Events). Howard explores possible alien motivations, including the need for biological material to sustain hybrids or 'pure' humans working with them, and suggests that the aliens might possess advanced methods for subduing animals without causing fear or pain.

The article also touches upon the ethical implications, questioning whether humans have the moral standing to condemn alien actions when they themselves engage in systematic butchery of animals. It encourages a shift in perspective from horror to a more objective analysis of the evidence, suggesting that the aliens might be operating on a different moral plane.

Aliens Snatch Singer

This piece, originally from the Australasian Post, details the claim of Peter Pasini, a young opera singer from Queensland, Australia, who alleges he was abducted in July 1988. Pasini describes being taken by white, glowing aliens with huge heads, teardrop eyes, and slit mouths. He experienced a peaceful, relaxing feeling during the encounter and later found a red, circular mark on his forehead and tender lumps behind his ears, suggesting an implanted tracking device. Under hypnosis, he recalled lying on a metal bed under a bright light, with a white figure pointing a dark grey cylinder at him, which was then inserted into his ear. He also reported seeing a black sky full of stars through a porthole. His mother reported seeing tall, grey beings behind a fence. The article notes that Peter's family has been repeatedly harassed and moved houses due to these encounters.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue consistently explores the intersection of the unexplained with scientific and anecdotal evidence. The magazine appears to adopt a stance that acknowledges the reality of UFO phenomena, alien encounters, and related mysteries, encouraging open-minded investigation and a critical examination of evidence. The articles suggest a growing awareness and potential communication from non-human intelligences, whether through crop circles or direct encounters. The editorial stance leans towards presenting these phenomena as significant events that warrant serious study and public acknowledgment, challenging governmental silence and scientific skepticism. The recurring theme is the search for answers to profound questions about humanity's place in the universe and the nature of intelligence beyond our own.

Title: The Missing Link
Issue: 116
Date: May 1992

This issue of The Missing Link magazine delves into various accounts of alleged extraterrestrial encounters, mysterious physical phenomena, and spiritual experiences.

Visit by Spacemen to Outback in Star Trek

This article, by John Dux, details an extraordinary account from Albert Smith, a gold prospector in far southwest Queensland, Australia. On June 22, 1977, Smith reported seeing three lights descend and land near his camp. He described figures emerging from a craft, initiating a two-day encounter with 35 beings from a place they called BEGUA. Smith described the visitors as human-like with blue-grey skin, wearing grey suits, and their craft as approximately 50 meters high with five supporting legs. The leader, named Behnar, was described as feeling like soft rubber. Smith claimed the visitors could speak English in whispered tones and communicate with their hands, and that they had control of his mind during the encounter. One woman claimed to be 490 years old. The visitors reportedly played games with balls that threw lightning and could leap 60 meters. Upon their departure, the only trace left was a strong smell of kerosene, with no physical marks or objects remaining.

The article also recounts Smith's previous experiences, including seeing a fleet of 16 spacecraft in 1973 and approaching a cigar-shaped craft in 1974. He expressed his intention to gather proof for his claims, planning to return to the area with a camera.

Body Pictograms

By Lorne Goldfader, this section details two separate incidents. The first, on February 24, 1992, involved a vivid dream where Goldfader felt alien-related marks and skin intrusions. Upon waking, he found separated hair and visible finger impressions on his leg, which he marked with a fluorescent marker. He woke again to find sketches of humanoid figures and numerical notations on his leg. Goldfader speculates that these visitors might have individualistic personalities and could be performing check-ups or analysis, possibly relating to crop circle formations.

The second incident, on March 4, 1992, describes Goldfader waking to find a perfectly formed split triangle symbol on his right hand. He was surprised to see the same symbol reproduced on his shirt, along with the word "NIKE". He notes that the fluorescent ink was difficult to remove and speculates that the visitors had accessed his apartment and reviewed his notes and sketches.

The Mother Ship and the 11:11

Authored by Sheri Gould, Associate Director, this piece recounts an experience on January 10, 1992. While working at her store, Gould and her friend John experienced a massive power surge at exactly 11:11 a.m. Later that afternoon, Gould felt an energy surge and saw a huge mother ship, approximately 30 miles long, disguised in cloud cover. In the evening, Gould and her friend Monna meditated and experienced bi-location, finding themselves in a circular amphitheater aboard the mother ship. They observed thousands of beings, including "light workers" wearing capes with a universal language decoder, and various off-planet beings. A speaker welcomed everyone, and the experience culminated with the arrival of "Sananda" at 7:11 p.m.

Gould shares a spiritual message from Sananda about a "brand new birth" and a "spiral link to the new dimensional vortex," urging everyone to link together and send light to Earth. She emphasizes the importance of this event for bringing about a new reality.

Letters and Reports

This section includes several letters and reports:

• Aileen (from Cary D. Dickey): Cary D. Dickey, Associate Director of the Delmarva UFO Contact Center International, sends a synopsis of marks that appeared on Carolyn Valentine's skin between August 1984 and 1985. These marks were red and disappeared within a day. In October 1984, the marks took on a design form, described as Indian-type designs, appearing on her body. Valentine, a former Navy petty officer, was hospitalized and discharged as a schizophrenic, questioning if hypnosis could have helped understand the entities contacting her.
• Aileen (from Jean Sider): Jean Sider, a researcher from Clichy, France, expresses surprise at the publication of letters concerning "Tro" in the magazine. He asserts that messages written on paper by alleged ET beings are hoaxes, and that true contact is telepathic. He cites the example of the "UMMO" letters, which were typed and later found to contain scientific data available in Earth books. Sider suggests that the original hoaxers might have been American Security agents conducting a sociological experiment, and that the myth was later perpetuated by individuals within the "Ummomaniacs" group in Barcelona for profit or personal reasons.
• Update on Tro: The magazine notes that "Tro" was "ticked off" by the responses printed and is reconsidering his association with the UFOCCI.
• Melanie Baker (Vancouver, B.C., Canada): Baker shares a "vision" of Vancouver, B.C., as a city with fewer islands, a humid, tropical climate, and many clear domes, mostly underground, connected by tunnels. She describes it as a healing, learning, and spiritual growth center where interdimensional, extra-terrestrial, and inner-earth visitations are welcome and violence is non-existent.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around UFO sightings, alien encounters, and unexplained physical phenomena. The magazine presents a platform for individuals to share their extraordinary experiences, ranging from direct encounters with extraterrestrial beings to mysterious marks on the body and spiritual journeys involving alleged mother ships. There is also an element of skepticism and analysis, as seen in Jean Sider's debunking of ET communications and the magazine's own update on the "Tro" letters. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, presenting diverse accounts while also acknowledging the possibility of hoaxes and the need for critical evaluation.

This issue of The Missing Link, Number 116, dated May 1992, features a prominent cover story with a "SIGHTINGS - ENCOUNTER MAP" of Gulf Breeze, Florida. The magazine delves into UFO phenomena, personal experiences, and related esoteric concepts.

Gulf Breeze Encounter Map

The central piece is a map of Gulf Breeze, Florida, identifying "Flap Times" which include specific dates in August 1989, February, March, and April 1990. It notes that Gulf Breeze and the surrounding areas are among the "Top Three" sighting areas in the U.S.A., with sightings beginning in 1987. The area has the largest MUFON chapter in the world and has been featured in National A.P. Newspaper articles and numerous UFO magazines. National television coverage, including "Unsolved Mysteries," "Hard Copy," and "Inside Edition," has also featured the region. The map details locations like Saufley Field, Corry Field, and Warrington, indicating sighting and encounter points.

Personal Encounters and Reflections

"REMEMBERING MYSELF" by Alwyn

This section presents several anecdotal accounts of unusual experiences. The first describes a couple witnessing strange, bobbing lights in the sky, interpreted by the woman as a UFO. The second recounts a couple on a mountain road who encounter two bright, humanoid beings that pass through their car's headlights and disappear into the brush. The third story involves two women walking on mountain trails who see a hovering light and a rapidly moving 'star' that sets behind a mountain peak, followed by agitated dogs. Alwyn concludes that ordinary people are experiencing things they cannot understand and that fear is a natural response but not an answer. He urges society to open up to these experiences and discover their implications, suggesting it's time to reframe strangeness under "Experience" and "Memory." He also recounts a personal experience of receiving verses from an entity named "Tha'r," titled "The Book of Advaita," which he struggled to translate.

UFO Conference in Moscow

"FROM YURI STROGNOV, YEISK, RUSSIA"

This report details the Second UFO Conference held in Moscow from October 18-20, 1991. The conference featured 168 organizations from 120 cities, with an American delegation and addresses from figures like Rima Laibow. Vladimir Azhazha, vice-president of the Association, proposed a structure for the Association and advocated against the extraterrestrial hypothesis, citing materials from "The Skeptical Inquirer" and dismissing events like Roswell and the South African catastrophe. The author notes Azhazha's potential ignorance or deliberate omission of works by Friedmann and Moore, and MUFON materials, suggesting "foul play." The conference itself is described as lacking in detailed research, with business meetings held unofficially. Meetings with Marina Popvich and Vladimir Koucherenko, a specialist in bilocation, were considered useful. The author concludes that the conference leaned more towards bioenergy and extrasensories than UFology, with many groups lacking the methodology to process data, leading to a tendency to shift towards parapsychology and occultism.

Chernobyl Nuclear Power Station Incident

"WHAT DO EXTRATERRESTRIALS DO AT THE CHERNOBYL NUCLEAR POWER STATION?"

Sent in by Ed Komarek, Jr., this article presents a photograph taken by Vladimir Savran, a press photographer for the "Echo of Chernobyl" newspaper. The picture, taken during the recent fire at the Chernobyl nuclear power station, shows a strange object hovering above the station. Eyewitnesses reported seeing an obscure luminescence above the station minutes before the fire. Savran himself arrived the next morning and saw nothing unusual. However, when he developed the film, the photograph revealed the object. Analysis by experienced criminologists from the Kiev Internal Affairs Department ruled out film defects, development errors, or photo montage. The article questions why extraterrestrials would appear at a nuclear power station, suggesting they might have been warning of accidents, observing, or even provoking the accident. The accident itself is attributed to an arbitrary switching on of a high-voltage switch, though specialists consider this unlikely to happen on its own. The article concludes that answers remain elusive, with specialists still examining the film.

Highest Intelligence Report

"HIGHEST INTELLIGENCE REPORT" by Valery Uvarov

This article explores the concept of the human energetic body, describing it as consisting of an "Impulse Ring," mind, consciousness, bio-ring (body), general energy field, and energy structure/frame. In yogic terms, humans have physical, astral, and fire (mind) planes. Yoga is presented as a means of connecting the physical and energy planes. The body is seen as informative, with energy channels and power centers (chakras) located at points like the outer ear, iris of the eye, and the sole of the foot. The article details the function of vector switches and channels for positive and negative energy flow, with the plus (+) on the crown of the head and the minus (-) on the sole of the foot. Walking barefoot is said to stimulate the (-) and aid metabolism. The astral part of the human being is compared to a blood system with energetic channels. The seven chakras are described as vortex centers balancing energetic processes. Two additional powerful vortices are mentioned: one under the soles of the feet and another at the third eye, which can dissolve shackles from consciousness and memory. The article posits that by aligning these vortices, the physical body can transform into energy and travel through space. Eyes are described as information codes and tunnels to a subtle world, with the "power of a glance" equal to the power of thinking. The bio-field is an information exchange within environmental surroundings, controlled by chakras. The article also touches on the effects of cosmic energy, meditation, alcohol (as an energy dissipator), eating meat (clogging energy channels), and bathing (washing legs first to remove negative energy). Dreaming is explained as a synthetic function of consciousness and memory, with prophetic dreams possible. The subconscious is presented as an information field, and intuition as information scanned from it.

UFO Abduction Hotline

An advertisement promotes a "UFO ABDUCTION HOTLINE!" open 24 hours a day, offering "RELIABLE INFORMATION" and "CASES FROM REAL PEOPLE!" It states that 1 out of every 4 Americans has had a UFO encounter and that abductees tell stories of contact with aliens. The hotline number is 1-900-420-3717, costing $2.00 per minute.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores the unexplained, with a strong focus on UFO sightings, encounters, and related phenomena. The articles present personal testimonies, investigative reports, and theoretical discussions on consciousness and energy. There's an underlying theme of challenging conventional explanations and encouraging an open mind towards experiences that defy ordinary understanding. The editorial stance appears to be one of investigation and exploration of the paranormal and extraterrestrial, providing a platform for diverse accounts and perspectives, while also promoting resources like the UFO Abduction Hotline. The inclusion of scientific-sounding explanations for energetic phenomena suggests an attempt to bridge the gap between the esoteric and the empirical.