UFO Information - 1984 No 02

Magazine Overview

UFO NFORMATION, NR. 2 1984

This issue of UFO NFORMATION, a Swedish magazine focused on UFO events and increasing knowledge about UFO phenomena, presents a striking cover with the headline "Mystiska svarta män UTAN NAGLAR!" (Mysterious black men WITHOUT FINGERNAILS!), accompanied by an image of a hand holding a coin and a caption stating, "The man who received the change had no fingernails...". The issue is dated NR. 2 1984 and costs 90 Swedish kronor for a full year's subscription.

Editorial and Staff

The magazine is edited and published by Carl-Axel Jonzon, with additional collaborators including Olle Öhman, Märta Engzen, Lars Nilsson, Kenneth Eek, and T. Gustavsson. The editorial office is located at Lagmansberga Brunnsgård, 596 00 Skänninge, Sweden. The magazine is seeking skilled illustrators and translators for English, French, and Spanish texts, as well as contacts interested in following up on UFO cases in their local areas.

Featured Articles and Cases

The Sandy Larson Case: A Bizarre Contact

This extensive article, written by Jerome Clark and based on interviews and hypnotic regression sessions conducted by Dr. R. Leo Sprinkle, details the experiences of Sandy Larson, her daughter Jackie, and their friend Larry Mahoney. On August 26, 1975, while driving from Fargo to Bismarck, North Dakota, their car was reportedly enveloped by a bright light and a loud rumbling sound. They claim to have been taken aboard a UFO, where they underwent examination. Sandy reported a "time loss" and described encounters with beings she perceived as "mummies" or "scientists." Dr. Sprinkle conducted four hypnotic sessions with Sandy, revealing fragmented memories of the experience, including a sense of being examined and a peculiar sensation in her nose. Jackie also reported experiencing "ghostly beings" and a feeling of being held by an invisible force. The article explores the psychological aspects and potential implications of such encounters, including the possibility of alien manipulation of memory and the skepticism surrounding UFO phenomena.

Later sessions with Sandy revealed more details about the alleged examination, including a procedure involving her nose and a sensation of her brain being manipulated. She also described being taken to a field and placed in a "cube" by two "soldiers" or "messengers." Sandy recounted an interaction with one of the beings who communicated telepathically, inquiring about human psychology and requesting reports on people she met. The beings reportedly told her that UFOs would reveal themselves in due course and that she would meet a "significant man" connected to them.

Sandy also described a subsequent encounter where she was taken aboard a UFO again, this time with her daughter and Larry Mahoney. She recalled being strapped to a table and examined, with one being shining a light into her eyes. The beings communicated that she should keep her experience secret, as no one would believe her. The article notes that Sandy's account was corroborated by her daughter and friend, and that she had no prior interest in UFOs or a history of vivid imagination.

Mysterious Men in Black Interrogated UFO Observers

This article focuses on two UFO incidents that occurred in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, on October 2, 1981. The primary witness, 16-year-old Grant Breiland, described observing a bright, stationary object with a central red light and four surrounding white lights. His account was corroborated by another witness, identified as N B, who saw a similar object. Grant managed to photograph the object, which he described as dome-shaped with a red light in the center and yellow light beams directed towards the white lights. The object reportedly emitted a red beam directly at Grant for two seconds before disappearing. The observation was followed by a severe thunderstorm, which is unusual for the area.

Later, Grant encountered two peculiar men dressed entirely in black, who approached him outside a supermarket. Their appearance was described as "inhuman," and they seemed to want to speak with him. The article notes the unusual emptiness of the area at that time, contrasting with the usual number of people present. The men's faces were expressionless, their eyes dark and glossy, and they did not blink. Their hair was black and started high on their foreheads. The article suggests these men might be connected to the UFO phenomenon.

UFOs and Healing Power

This section discusses researcher Bill Cox's findings regarding claims by young people that extraterrestrial beings "divide their physical bodies" to facilitate spiritual development. A case from Spain is presented, involving a 14-year-old boy named Francisco Ramon Jiménez, who suffered from a congenital illness. During an operation at age 11, he reportedly had a dream where he contacted extraterrestrial beings who gave him a paper and spoke to him. Francisco claims to have been taught how to heal sick people and now helps numerous individuals, using natural remedies and energy transfer. He believes he will become a doctor when he is older. The being he contacted reportedly comes from Ganymede, one of Jupiter's moons.

Editorial Commentary: Freedom of Thought

The editorial section, titled "In a world where freedom of thought is threatened, development stops," criticizes the tendency for people to rely on existing knowledge and resist new ideas. It argues that the marginalization of topics like UFOs stems from a human tendency to be bound by past learning. The author advocates for encouraging independent thinking and creativity, suggesting that societal progress is hindered by collectivism and a lack of willingness to explore unconventional solutions. Examples given include the continued development of combustion engines despite finite fuel resources and the environmental impact of water pollution, contrasting these with the potential of alternative energy sources like magnetism and electric vehicles.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of UFO NFORMATION strongly emphasizes the importance of open-mindedness, critical inquiry, and the exploration of unconventional phenomena. The editorial section champions freedom of thought and criticizes societal resistance to new ideas. The detailed accounts of UFO encounters, particularly the Sandy Larson case, highlight the potential for extraordinary experiences that challenge conventional understanding. The magazine appears to be a platform for sharing personal testimonies and research into UFOs and related subjects, encouraging readers to consider possibilities beyond mainstream scientific or societal acceptance. The recurring theme is the exploration of the unknown and the potential limitations of current human knowledge and societal structures in understanding these phenomena.

This issue of UFO-INFORMATION, identified as Volume 27, Number 4, and published by UFO-INFORMATION, focuses on the enigmatic connections between UFOs, spiritualism, and human perception. The cover story, "Mount Shasta - rymdbrödernas hemvist" (Mount Shasta - home of the space brothers), suggests a spiritual nexus for extraterrestrial contact. The magazine features several detailed accounts of alleged UFO sightings and encounters, alongside articles exploring psychic abilities and investigative techniques.

Grant's Encounter

The issue begins with a detailed account of an encounter experienced by a young man named Grant. Grant noticed unusual physical characteristics in two men he met, including square earlobes and stiff movements. They spoke in a monotonous, robotic tone and asked him personal questions, which he refused to answer. After their brief interaction, the men walked away and inexplicably vanished into thin air, leaving no footprints in the muddy ground, despite Grant following them. Grant later experienced a vivid dream involving these men and a sterile white room where he was subjected to further questioning. Upon waking, he discovered a red mark on his thigh, which he believed was related to the encounter.

N B's Gas Station Encounter

Another witness, identified as N B, reported a similar encounter at a gas station. Two men, described as thin with white hair, dressed similarly to Grant's visitors, asked for gasoline. N B noted their unusual behavior, including one man's lack of fingernails and his curious examination of the money paid. These men also disappeared abruptly after their transaction.

The Lakenheath UFO Incident

The magazine details an incident near Lakenheath involving a Royal Air Force (RAF) jet pilot who was tasked with investigating an unidentified flying object (UFO). The UFO was tracked by radar and maintained a constant speed of approximately 900 km/h, exhibiting remarkable maneuverability. The pilot attempted to evade the object, but it consistently mirrored his movements, staying at a close distance. The UFO eventually stopped following the jet and remained stationary before disappearing from radar. The incident involved multiple radar operators and communication between different air force commands.

The Stanford, Kentucky UFO Encounter

Three women—Louise Smith (44), Elaine Thomas (48), and Mona Stafford (36)—recounted an experience where they encountered a large, disk-shaped UFO near Stanford, Kentucky. They reported a time loss of approximately one and a half hours and experienced physical symptoms, including burning sensations in their eyes and faces, and unexplained red marks on their necks. The UFO was described as metallic gray with a luminous dome and lights along its equator. The encounter caused their car to swerve uncontrollably, and they felt a strange force affecting them.

Mount Shasta and Spiritualism

A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to Mount Shasta, described as a spiritual center and the home of "space brothers." The article features "Syster Thedra," who claims to receive messages from spiritual entities like Jesus and St. Germain. She discusses her spiritual journey, her near-death experience, and her move to Mount Shasta, which she felt magnetically drawn to. Thedra believes UFOs are connected to spiritual hierarchies and discusses prophecies concerning global upheavals, particularly earthquakes in California and a potential eruption of Mount Shasta. She emphasizes the importance of changing one's life and respecting the Earth.

Developing Psychic Abilities

The issue includes a section titled "Vägen till det okända" (The Path to the Unknown), offering practical exercises for developing psychic abilities. These exercises focus on enhancing observation skills through intense visual focus, mental visualization, and practicing telepathic reception. Techniques include staring at a fixed point, mentally incorporating surrounding objects into a mental image, and practicing eye movements. The article suggests trying to perceive information before it happens, such as reading a letter before opening it or predicting outcomes of lotteries, with a caution against influencing predictions with personal desires.

Other Mentions

The magazine also briefly mentions Paul Horowitz, a physicist from Cambridge, who is leading a project to search for extraterrestrial intelligence by listening for radio signals using a 28-meter radio telescope. The project, part of SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence), aims to detect intelligent radio transmissions from space.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of UFO-INFORMATION strongly emphasizes the intersection of UFO phenomena with spiritual beliefs and psychic development. The editorial stance appears to be open to the possibility of extraterrestrial contact, particularly through spiritual channels, as exemplified by the Mount Shasta feature. The magazine presents detailed witness accounts and investigative reports, suggesting a belief in the reality of these phenomena and their potential significance for humanity. The inclusion of exercises for psychic development further reinforces the theme of expanding human consciousness and perception beyond conventional understanding. The magazine aims to inform and engage readers interested in the mysteries of UFOs, consciousness, and the possibility of life beyond Earth.