Priroda i Anomalnye Yavleniya - 1991 12

Magazine Overview

This issue of "ПРИРОДА И НОМАЛЬНЫЕ ЯВЛЕНИЯ" (Nature and Anomalous Phenomena), dated 1991, issue number 12 (19), delves into a variety of unexplained phenomena, with a strong focus on UFOs, alien encounters, and government cover-ups. The cover headline, "ВСЕ МЫ ПОД КОЛПАКОМ" (We Are All Under the Dome), sets a tone of pervasive secrecy and hidden truths. The magazine features articles on alleged extraterrestrial crashes, paranormal abilities, and astrological insights into nature.

UFOs and Alien Encounters

The lead article details a series of alleged UFO crashes and alien recoveries in the United States, beginning in 1947 in the New Mexico desert. It claims that between January 1947 and December 1952, at least 16 alien spacecraft crashed or made forced landings, resulting in the recovery of 65 alien bodies and one live alien. The US government, under President Harry Truman, is depicted as having classified these events, with individuals who spoke out allegedly being institutionalized or silenced. The article mentions specific crashes in 1948 where 17 alien bodies were recovered, and notes the discovery of human body parts in these craft, which reportedly shocked researchers.

It is stated that after 1955, information about such incidents became scarce. The magazine also briefly mentions a UFO crash in the USSR in 1979, where alien bodies were allegedly found, and research was conducted in secret centers, with official explanations often downplaying or denying the extraterrestrial origin of UFOs.

A significant portion of the article discusses the 'live alien' recovered near Roswell, who was designated a survivor of the 1947 crash. This being, designated 'ВБС' (Extraterrestrial Biological Entity), reportedly remained largely immobile but began to provide information in its second year of captivity. The entity died in the summer of 1952, shortly before the creation of the National Security Council by a secret presidential directive. This council's primary mission was to decipher alien communications, attempt dialogue, and maintain secrecy about their presence on Earth, while also developing defense plans against potential invasion and researching new weapons.

Experiments with 'invisibility' are also mentioned, leading to phenomena like teleportation and levitation among participants. These individuals reportedly gained extraordinary abilities but struggled to control them, with some disappearing permanently and others desiring to return to normal.

Cosmic Visitors and Theories

The magazine reports that in 1953, astronomers detected large cosmic objects moving towards Earth, which were identified as spacecraft. Their intentions remained unknown. Simultaneously, a group of humanoid aliens reportedly contacted the US government, warning of dangerous newcomers circling the equator. These aliens allegedly proposed helping humanity develop spiritually, demanding the destruction of nuclear weapons and refusing to share advanced technology due to humanity's perceived spiritual unpreparedness. They also urged an end to environmental pollution and resource depletion, advocating for harmonious living.

In 1954, another group of aliens landed at Holloman Air Force Base, claiming to originate from a planet orbiting the red star Betelgeuse in the constellation Orion. The article explores a complex cosmological theory involving three stars: Betelgeuse (associated with 'upper' or light energy), Sirius (with 'lower' or dark energy), and our Sun (the 'heart'). It suggests that Orion civilization is connected to Earth through Shambala and influences human progress, but also presents a darker view, quoting Guru Var Avera who claims aliens created humans as a 'farm' for energy extraction, with our sexual energy being siphoned off towards Betelgeuse. This theory posits that our connection to the Sun has been replaced by a connection to Betelgeuse, leading to a parasitic relationship where Orion beings drain Earth's energy.

Shambala is described not as a physical place but as Earth's intuition, with the 'upper' parts of all its inhabitants oriented towards it. However, this connection is supposedly mediated through the Moon, which is accused of turning humans into 'robots' by amplifying the will to power and control, thus detaching them from Earth. The article speculates that Betelgeuse's energy hunger might be causing it to destroy planets like Phaeton (the 'heart' of the Solar System) and create moons and satellites to block other planets. The ultimate fear is that Betelgeuse, needing the Sun's energy, is being 'vampirized' by another entity, leading to its potential demise and prompting their arrival on Earth to sustain their civilization at humanity's expense.

Paranormal Practices and Astrology

Beyond UFOs, the magazine includes sections on esoteric knowledge. One article, "Заповедные знания предков: ПРИВОРОТНЫЕ ДЕЯНИЯ В ПРАКТИКЕ ЗНАХАРЕЙ" (Forbidden Knowledge of the Ancestors: Love Binding Rituals in the Practice of Healers), discusses techniques for influencing others, focusing on 'setting the mood,' suggestion, and self-suggestion through mantras. It emphasizes the importance of performing these rituals at night, in quiet conditions, and with strong conviction. The article outlines a three-part structure for incantations: an introduction or invocation, the main request or command, and a concluding affirmation of power.

Another section, "Эйдосное воздействие. Единение на субстратном уровне" (Eidetic Influence. Unification on the Substrate Level), explores a more advanced method of influencing others through 'eidetic influence,' which involves programming and visualizing situations to create a strong emotional connection. This technique is described as a powerful form of binding, with significant consequences for both parties involved.

A piece titled "Взгляд астролога: КОЕ-ЧТО из жизни трав" (Astrologer's View: Something from the Life of Herbs) connects the plant world with cosmic rhythms and astrological influences. It explains that each plant is linked to a 'ruling' planet and zodiac sign, possessing its own life rhythm and 'soul.' The article details how plants can be classified by their appearance and structure, with examples of plants associated with Jupiter (large, branched, pleasant scent) and Mars (short, prickly, sharp scent). It provides lists of herbs associated with the Sun and Moon, along with recommended harvesting dates based on astrological calendars. The text emphasizes the importance of a mindful approach when gathering herbs, suggesting a connection with the plant's biofield.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The issue consistently highlights themes of hidden knowledge, government secrecy, and the potential influence of extraterrestrial or cosmic forces on human destiny. There's a recurring skepticism towards official explanations and a promotion of alternative viewpoints, particularly those concerning UFOs and paranormal phenomena. The magazine appears to lean towards a conspiratorial perspective, suggesting that powerful entities, both human and non-human, are manipulating events and controlling information. The inclusion of astrological and esoteric practices alongside UFO reports indicates a broad interest in unexplained and unconventional subjects. The editorial stance seems to be one of revealing suppressed truths and encouraging readers to question established narratives.