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Priroda i Anomalnye Yavleniya - 1993 02

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This issue of "Природа и аномальные явления" (Nature and Anomalous Phenomena), issue No. 2 (35) from 1993, published by СП "РТМ-ДальСО Инжиниринг энд Констракшн Компани", explores a range of topics related to unexplained phenomena, religion, and fringe theories. The cover…

Magazine Overview

This issue of "Природа и аномальные явления" (Nature and Anomalous Phenomena), issue No. 2 (35) from 1993, published by СП "РТМ-ДальСО Инжиниринг энд Констракшн Компани", explores a range of topics related to unexplained phenomena, religion, and fringe theories. The cover prominently features the question of the Church's stance on UFOs, alongside articles on the theological interpretation of UFOs, the potential extraterrestrial origins of ancient myths, and mysterious deaths.

Articles and Content

How the Church Relates to UFOs

This article, drawing heavily on the writings of hieromonk Seraphim (Rose), presents a distinctly religious perspective on UFOs. It argues that UFOs are not evidence of extraterrestrial civilizations but rather manifestations of demonic activity. The author posits that as humanity has moved away from traditional religious beliefs, it has become more susceptible to these 'signs' which are designed to deceive and prepare the world for the Antichrist. The article cites historical accounts of demonic apparitions that bear similarities to modern UFO sightings, including instantaneous materialization and dematerialization, and the appearance of 'beings' and 'objects'. It suggests that the 'guests from space' narrative is a modern myth created by demonic forces to lead people away from Christian truth. The author emphasizes that true understanding of these phenomena can only come from a Christian worldview and the teachings of the Church Fathers. The article also touches upon the idea that 'miracles' attributed to the Antichrist will be prevalent in the end times, potentially including phenomena that appear to be from 'space'.

Gods or Astronauts?

This section delves into the ancient astronaut theory, suggesting that ancient myths and religious texts may be interpreted as accounts of contact with advanced extraterrestrial beings. It discusses how figures like 'gods' in ancient pantheons could be re-imagined as space travelers. The article seems to align with the idea that humanity's fascination with the unknown and its search for 'saviors' from the cosmos is a modern echo of ancient beliefs, potentially fueled by a spiritual void.

The Mechanism of Manna and Beyond...

This extensive article, attributed to Дж. Т. Сассун from Great Britain, explores the concept of the 'manna mechanism' from biblical accounts and links it to ancient astronaut theories and historical secret societies. The author, a linguist and engineer, proposes that the 'manna mechanism' was an advanced technological device, possibly of extraterrestrial origin, that provided sustenance to the Israelites in the desert. He suggests that this concept evolved into the legend of the Holy Grail and was pursued by groups like the Knights Templar, who, according to the author, had a secret religion centered around this mechanism. The article traces the potential lineage of the Templars to Freemasonry, highlighting linguistic and ritualistic connections. It also touches upon the idea that the 'manna mechanism' might have been a sophisticated artificial intelligence or biological machine. The author speculates on the implications of such advanced technology for human history and the potential for its rediscovery.

Mysterious Deaths

This section, titled "Тайные деяния при свете дня. Часть вторая. Таинственные смерти" (Secret Deeds in Broad Daylight. Part Two. Mysterious Deaths), presents a series of anecdotal accounts of unexplained deaths and anomalous experiences. The author, С. Гераськин of the "Sirius" group in Vladivostok, describes his own unsettling experiences, including a premonition of death from an acquaintance and subsequent 'contact' experiences that he believes were orchestrated by an 'operator' robot. He recounts cases where individuals died under mysterious circumstances, often accompanied by strange odors and physical changes in the deceased. One account details a woman's experience of her husband being replaced by a 'doll' or duplicate by translucent figures. The article suggests a connection between these deaths, UFO sightings, and psychic phenomena, hinting at a possible extraterrestrial influence or manipulation of human lives.

Technologies of the Future

This article, by Федор Коновалов from Nalchik, discusses the concept of 'chronal radiation' and 'chronons' as proposed by A. I. Veinik. It suggests that these concepts, related to the flow of time and energy, could be harnessed to create advanced technologies, including propulsion systems for flying objects. The author describes experimental 'chronal field concentrators' (KKhP) that are theorized to manipulate time and generate energy. The article posits that these technologies, if developed, could revolutionize transportation, including space travel, and offers a new perspective on the nature of time and energy.

Anomalies of Human Psyche

This piece, by Олег Мизитов from Vladivostok, explores unusual social phenomena and psychological anomalies. It touches upon various fringe groups and unconventional lifestyles, including a group of individuals in Vladivostok who identify as 'vampires' and engage in the ritualistic consumption of blood. The author expresses concern about the psychological implications of such practices and their potential connection to darker forces.

UFOs Attack a Train

This brief report describes an incident on the Baikal-Amur Mainline where a freight train was halted by two large, luminous spheres that hovered above it. The crew reported feeling a surge of energy during the encounter, and the train experienced multiple stops. The incident is presented as a mysterious encounter with UFOs.

A Biological Observation

This short piece, by Василий Храмцов from Primorsky Krai, describes a personal observation of two small, disc-shaped objects hovering over a stream. The author, a biologist, was intrigued by their synchronized movements and unusual appearance, concluding that they remained a mystery.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently adopts a stance that is critical of purely materialistic explanations for anomalous phenomena. It leans heavily on religious, spiritual, and speculative interpretations, particularly within a Christian framework, to explain UFOs, psychic events, and other mysteries. There is a strong undercurrent of concern about the spiritual implications of these phenomena, often framing them as potentially dangerous deceptions or signs of a spiritual crisis. The editorial stance appears to be one that encourages readers to look beyond conventional science and consider alternative, often religiously-informed, explanations for the unexplained aspects of reality. The publication seems to cater to an audience interested in the intersection of the paranormal, spirituality, and esotericism.