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 Issue No. 5 August, 1973

CONTENTS
HARRY BELIL
associate publisher
& editorial director

FEATURES
GARY PARSONS
editor
10 Avoid D isaster With Parasensory Warnings Irene F. Hewes
SAUL GOLDSTEIN
14 Two Spirit Lectures On Education Charles H. Hapgood
managing editor 19 Nostradamus : The Enigma Of A Prophet Stewart Robb
21 Uranius : Science Of Life . Dorothy Ellerman
BRYCE BOND 23 Unearthly Visitors Hayden C. Hewes
research editor
26 Developing Psychic Energy Bryce Bond
LYDIA BELIL
29 Strange Fire Spirits . . Jane And Kurt Singer
assistant research editor 32 Frozen M am moths Ivan Sanderson
34 Stock M arket Reports Based On Numerology
AARON BEN SAMUEL And Astrology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zalar
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art director

ZACHARY JAY
assistant art director
DEPARTMENTS
SAMUEL JOSEPH
graphic design
4 Editorial Harry Belil
5 Letters To The Editor · Readers
HAYDEN C. HEWES 8 Books For Review Lydia Belil
mid-west editor 13 Strange And Unknown Harry Belil
36 UFO Report Hayden C. Hewes
ARTHUR SHUTTLEWOOD
European correspondent
52 True Experiences Readers
62 Occult H appenings Dick Schwartzberg
MARY BEE
production manager

KATHY GINGER
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PHOTO CREDITS
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I have heard from many readers concerning the loss of

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large titles. At this time, I would like to inform my readers
that we are putting out a magazine, an elaborate maga-
� zine for persons probing the world BEYOND REALITY,
n\l who feel they are in need of a good consumer-type publica­
�, tion, and not a news letter nor digest, and most certainly
:1 not just another pulp.

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First, the illustrations add a little feeling to the other­
wise very drab-looking magazine that it would be without
the extra effort in thought and artistic ability which adds
to the interest of the articles and stories.
Secondly, I would never sacrifice written material
for art. This I can assure you. I would not stretch the
stories just for the sake of more written matter which
would not add any more to your knowledge or pleasure.
If more and better material were available to me, I
would add several more pages to the magazine, despite the
cost, but, I will like it to look like a magazine. Many readers
have written to me asking for more "way-out" material.
This again I will do only when I can locate true way-out
material, not fiction which many other publications dealing
with the occult are passing off as true accounts.
Our staff is a well-qualified group of people knowledge­
able in matters of the Occult. Equally qualified are our
many contributors. We are constantly in communication,
and we are constantly on the alert for material which con­
tains foundation, for we know that our readers are not
looking for fiction, but instead are seeking the truth. Your
letters are most welcome, keep writing.

Sincerely,
Harry Belil
Editorial Director f Associate Publisher

4 Beyond Reality
 me the address of The School of found was an Indian Mound, and this
Wicca? Mound had equivalent perimeter di­
I have always been interested in mensions, and the question was raised,
Wicca, and would like very much to .,could this have been a perimeter at
know more about it. Unfortunately, one time instead of just an Indian bu­
until I read your magazine, BEYOND rial Mound?"
REALITY, my study of this field has Mr. Toth recommends that you go
been limited. to your library and find the issue of
Zita M. Casey, the newspaper in question carrying
St.. Louis. Missouri the story he refers to.

EDITOR'S NOTE:
As to your first question, BEYOND Dear Editor:
REALITY will carry a column In preparing for my work here at
(beginning with this issue) about para­ Tarrant County Junior College, I ran
psychology courses given at various across your periodical. BEYOND
institutions, organizational news, in­ REALITY.
structional courses, etc. I wonder if I might be placed on
Secondly, you can write to the your complementary mailing list for
School of Wicca, which is located at future issues?
P.O. Box 6930, St. Charles, Mo. I will be using the periodical, and
63301. then passing it on to our teaching staff
as source material for our classes.
Dear Editor: M. Dan McLallen
"The Mysterious Pyramids," by Dean of Instruction
Max Toth (Volume I. Issue II) has South Campus
me quite puzzled, as this is the first Forth Worth, ·Texas

I had read about pyramids ("Rubble"

or otherwise) any closer to Missouri EDITOR'S NOTE:
• A complementary mailing is now
than Mexico.
being prepared for you and you
Don't misunderstand. I do not doubt
should begin receiving copies of
Mr. Toth's word. I only wish to in­
BEYOND REALITY with the next
quire as to where he obtained this in­
issue.
formation and if I might be able to
acquire the same.
You list credits for your photo­
graphs, but no references. I would Dear Editor:
imagine however that such things are I am a s tudent gathering informa­
left to the writers themselves. tion on the occult. I am greatly in­
Mr. Toth lists none (save on energy terested in the field. and I am pres- ·

Dear Editor: and structure). I sincerely would like ently doing a study on Witchcraft. 1
Having just finished reading your to know more about the existence of am in the process of looking for books
latest issue of BEYOND REALITY, this pyramid near St. Louis and am on the subject.
I would like to send you my sincerest in hopes you can assist me as my local If possible, do you know where I
congratulations. Your magazine seems county library can't seem to do so. might be able to find a book, written
to state facts in plain layman's terms, Ella Van Dyke in English. on the subject. and pub­
which allow many people, unaware St. Louis, Missouri lished in the 15th or 16th or Century?
but interested in parapsychological Ron York
events, to get acquainted with them, EDITOR''S NOTE: South River, New Jersey
and its varied and allied fields. According to Mr. Toth, in the late
Can you let me know something Spring or early Summer in 1972, the EDITOR'S NOTE:
about various universities, colleges and St. Louis Post Dispatch carried an ar­ You might try Samuel Weiser
organizations which have classes in ticle regarding an archaeological find Books, a shop located at 734 Broad­
parapsychology? Also, can you give in which it was claimed that what was way. New York City.

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 Life presented many unusual experiences when I was fifteen
years old. I moved away from Memphis, Tennessee to Loui·
siana, and went to school and worked in New Orleans. I re·
turned home on vacations to Memphis. It was during one of
my vacation times in August that I decided to return to the
old church that I attended regularly when I lived in Memphis .
The church was a good three miles away from my home a n d
I had t o walk down the main road t o the church. I went alone,
not realizing that I would have to return home after 9:00
p.m., alone, and that the street was as black as midnight! It
was just outside of the city limits on the eastern part of
Memphis. Streetcar tracks ran along beside the main road,
but there was little traffic on this particular Sunday night.
As I was walking along the road, suddenly it was as though
10 Beyond Reality
a voice screamed at me to get onto the streetcar tracks! I
took another step and then found that I couldn't take any
more steps and froze in my tracks. I stood there trembling
for a moment, trying to determine what it was that I should
do-should I really walk over to the streetcar tracks, or should
I go forward and forget the terrifying voice that was urging
me to get out of the road? Just then, the faint headlights
of a car com ing far away down the road ap p eared, and I felt
a little relieved, thinking that it was good that some other
human being was close by.
As the car approached me, I began to be horrified, be·
cause right in front of me there was a huge snake, coiled
and ready to strike! I didn't know whether it had escaped
from Overton Park Zoo or . whether it had just come from
somewhere out of the woods. Indeed, it was very huge, al·
most like a python, but not quite that large. As the car
approached, I turned and ran, and jumped onto the ..streetcar
tracks; the car saw the snake and ran over it and more than
that, stopped and ran back and forth across it until it killed
the snake, and then went on. I was too frightened to do
anything but walk very hurriedly the rest of the way.
As if that wasn't enough, there was not a single light on
in any of the houses on the street where I lived and there
were no street lights. As I started down the street, I felt
someone close beside me in the pitch darkness. I ran to the
edge of the road and tried to stay very close to it, running
as fast as I could, with this thing running right on my heels.
I knew that it was another human being and that whoever
it was did not think good thoughts. I almost lost the direc­
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I swerved onto the driveway of the house next door and started
screaming.
At that point, my mother turned on the lights and came
out onto the porch and there we saw the shadow of a man
continuing running down the street. Indeed, he was so close
to me at all times, that I felt that he was going to grab me
at any moment.
The only warning that I had of the person was that I
felt someone breathing on my neck, before I actuallly heard
the footsteps behind me. They started far away from· me and
then gained in distance between us. So, actually, the breathing
on my neck was a psychic warning. Con tinued on next page
Beyond Reality 11
AVOID DISASTER WITH PARASENSORY WARNINGS/ Continued
. As far as the snake was con­
cerned, I certainly had been warned
in plenty of time to be protected.
For a while, I lived with my sister
in New Orleans and h ad quite a
w ay to walk to school each day
and then to work after school. The
weather was so beautiful most of
the year, that it was a pleasure to
walk to school because I enjoyed
watching the lovely flowers and
shrubs bloom and then fade away
and other new ones come in their
stead. However, many little i ncidents
happened where ESP worked in
warning me to protect myself. For
example, one afternoon, I was a
little late in le aving school. Sud­
denly, a sound of warning h appened
around me, like a shrill vibration
and I knew that something was
wrong. I stopped suddenly and then
was urged by a mighty power
around me to take the street car
home and not to walk. As I
waited for, the streetcar, a car came
by very fast and almost hit me.
There were two men in it and I
tried to get the license number. I
was terrified because I was the
only one waiting for the street car
and felt that it had been a deliberate
attempt on their part to run me
down. When I got on the streetcar,
as we traveled a few blocks, I looked
out the window and there was the
same car with the same two men
in it and one of them was shaking
his fist at me. Of course, I did not
know what this was all c:tbout be­
cause I did not know either of them.
I realized in a few more blocks I
would have to get off, but fortuna­
tely, I got off right in front of my
home and so I dashed across the
street and down the sidewalk to
the back door into the house. How­
ever, I was terrified more because
no one was home and the men were
sitting out front in the automobile.
I went to the front door and looked
out and they were on their way to
the door. I pulled the shade down
on the back door and locked it
and then cal led the police. As the
police car drove up, the men drove
away and l had to tell the police
that they h ad been bothering me,
but then of course, nothing cou ld
be done because they actually did
not harm me.
12 Beyond Reality
I want to bring out here and
now that it was not because of any
prediction that I had made to them
or about them, because I did not
know them, but I do feel that they
may have mistaken me for someone
else. However, once more I was
grateful for the warning that came
in time.
It has always been that whenever
anything is wrong-whenever any­
one is following me or whenever
anyone has it in their mind to do
me h arm, there is a tremendous
electrical humming around me that
warns me and if I am still for a
few moments, then I know exactly
what is going to happen. I h ave
plenty of time, then, to m ake my
move to protect myself.
During the time that I was fifteen,
I also wrote down hundreds and
hundreds of predictions that go far
into the future to the· year 2046.
Many of these predictions are being
used today in my columns and
wherever I lecture. It was a most
·
unusual time in my l ife because it
seemed that some of the most im­
portant things h appened and some
of the most frightening things hap­
pened . It was also the year that I
wrote many poems, and beginning
at fifteen, I also started an unusual
stamp collection. As far as the
poetry is concerned, there h ave been
six poems that h ave been published
in different books and there are
four hundred others or more that
h ave never been publ ished. When
I was fifteen, I also wrote a song
and it was pub lished and I did get
publicity in the local newspaper in
New Orleans about it.
My part-time job at the hospital
in New Orleans brought me many
unusual experiences with many
unusual people . For example, one
of the doctors on the hosp ital staff
asked me if I woul d like to m ake
the rounds with him, to cheer up
his patients. He felt that I could do
them a lot of good. I don't know
why he chose me other than that
I certainly was a happy type of
person and undoubtedly struck him
as su ch.
I enjoyed reading their mail to
them and talking with them and i t
was o n one o f these tours that I
told the doctor that one of his
particu l ar patients, a lady, would
not l ive through the following day.
He checked her thorough ly and
then told me that he didn't under­
stand what I was trying to say
because she did not seem to be that
near death .
However, that very afternoon she
was put into an oxygen tent and
the next day before noon, had died.
It was also at this same hospital
that many people from a grain
elevator explosion were brough t.
They were burned terribly and I
shall never forget watch ing them
being brought in with the skin
hanging from their bodies. Only
·
a few of them su rvived . However,
there was one man whose eyes
seemed to be terribly burned when
they brought him in and yet I fel t
that h e would be one that woul d
live. H e did, a n d stayed in t h e hos­
pi t al a very long t i me and m ade
many friends with many people
while he was there.
A,t another time, I was n1shing
with one of the doctors to the
emergency room, telling him about
a case that had just come in. I told
him that I felt that the man had
been poisoned. I was not a nurse
and had no medical training,
whatsoever. After I told him that i t
was a strange feeling that I had, h e
said, "Gee, perhaps I should keep
you around all of the time to help
me diagnose the patients ." Of
course, he was only kidding, but
then he did come back to me again
and again to ask me what I thought
about quite a number of the p atients.
At one point I told him that
there was another intern in . the
hospital that really was not doing
a good job on the blood counts and
that I felt that he was really mak­
ing many errors. This of course,
was a very difficult thing for me to
tell h im because I couldn't prove
it since I didn't know anything
about blood counts. However, when
he checked into it, he found that
it was true and after much thorough
checking, that you ng man was dis­
charged from the hospital .
I used to spend many evenings
in the Public Library with a very
dear friend. We would walk down
the long avenue smell ing the azaleas
and other lovely flowers that grow
(Continued vn page 46)
 Harry Beli/ Reports on the

Herewith are several true experiences, which

I feel would b� of interest to the readers of Beyond
Reality; not only in the realm of the strange and
unknown, but also in the area of new scientific discoveries.

The field deatmg with the occult has long been
held in fear and awe. That mysterious and tabooed
parcel of knowledge once whispered of in dark·
�ness, and then only among close friends, has for
too long been a Pandora's Box, and those who see
it are truly afraid of opening it.
Only recently have we as a society graduated,
so to speak, to a higher step, in that the occult
has become a household word and no longer
is it feared to the extent it was at one time.
Only now are people beginning to approach
the sixth sense with a more open mind, deeming
it one of the most prominent and interesting fields
of investigation still open for
mankind to probe and ponder.
Without investigation there
is no knowledge, and knowl­
edge can never be achieved
while human beings live in
the shadowy world of fear and
superstition.
Unlocking Lost Secrets
Can the Egyptian long-dead
yield lost worlds? According
to three French specialists, the
answer is yes. Seeking to un­
lock secrets from a mummy,
secrets it might have inadv':'r·
tently bore to its grave some
2,200 years ago, these Sor­
bonne Institute (Paris, France)
scholars are using a method Professor Bataille and one of
they have devised for separ­ his associates busily at work
ating and salvaging the stuck­ seeking to unlock old secrels.
together fragments of papy-
rus from which the mum m y's shroud was original­
ly made.
The work is a direct consequence of the fru­
gality of undertakers of Ghoran, a village in the
upper Nile where the mummy (the one they're
working on at present) was laid to rest two cen­
turies before the birth of Christ.
Working under a cloud of steam, Professor
Bataille and his associates busily "cook" these
shrouds, studiously seeking to unlock old secrets.
Papyrus, a pa!)erlike substance made from the
pulp of the plant was the writing material of the
ancient Egyptians. For years, archaeologists have
known that mummies, covered with papyrus, are
in effect, well-preserved filing cabinets of gov­
ernment documents, business accounts, school
texts and literature.
Studying papyrus fragments from mummy cases,
the Egyptologists (after they steam the shroud
much the same way a French housewife steams
mussels) fit the pieces together.
In this manner, they recently discovered a
clue to a romantic mystery
dating back to about 270 B.C.
From several shrouds, the
professor and his group as­
sembled scraps of what they
thought might be a copy of a
play written around 300 B.C.
by the Geek poet Menander.
What do we see at death?
As early as 1848, antholo­
gies of the dying visions of fa­
mous persons were published
and many accounts have been
included in 17th and 18th
century literature.
The moment of death seems
to be highly correlated with
the appearance of apparitions.
At this moment, apparitions
were noted to be of two types:
the apparitions seen by the
person who was at death's
door; and, the apparitions of persons who are
dying seen by the living miles away from the dy­
ing body.
Apparitions were seen in Biblical times, as well,
and even today there are cases of many indi­
viduals who claim to have seen spirit entities.
According to G.N.M. Tyrell (who has described
in composite form abstracted numerousu ac-
counts) (Continued on page 50)

Beyond Reality 13
T-WO "You are constantly being reincarnated, to learn, as in school • • • "
These were the words of Mark Twain, as spoken through trans-medium
SPIRIT Elwood Babbitt, at an assembly at Smith College, on October 28, 1971.
LECTURES
ON
EDUCATION
One of the most remarkable trance mediums in the country
is Elwood Babb itt. In six years of study with him I have talked
with 60 or more spirits who have taken over his b ody in
trance. Medical observations of his blood pressure changes
and of electroencephalograph recordings of his brain waves
support the conclusion that these spirits are in fact different
personalities and not splinters of his own unconscious mind.
The enormous number of these personalities and their great
range of thought, experience, and personal interests support
the same conclusion. Two of these spirits are Dr. Frederick
Fisher one of the medium's controls, and Samuel L. Clemens
(Mark Twain).
On October 28, 1971, these two disemb odied spirits ad·
dressed a meeting of Smith College students on the subject of
_ within yourself. But is your direct connection with the vital
Education. The medium, Elwood Babbitt, was in deep trance.
He has never had any interest in educational philosophy h im·
self. He had no memory afterwards of what had been said
by the spirits. The talks were tape recorded and are reproduced
verbatim in this article. They are reproduced, however, n ot
merely because they are spirit messages received through a
medium, not just because one of them was a famous author,
but because of the value of the talks themselves.
DR. FISHER
This is Dr. Fisher assuming control of the. human body.
And as I vibrate here from spirit I look upon your auras,
your rainbow of colors that constantly vibrate from your ma­
terial selves as well as from your mind energy, or from that
force that compels you to animate in your material vibration.
You see in yourselves a direct reflection of the spiritual energy
of love. Yet this is not deeply understood in your condition
of life. For you are limited by the constant fears that surround
you, and of course by the material d iscip lines placed upon you
by your parents and by your physical senses that are directly
influenced by your environment.
However, you fi nd yourselves most uncomfortable in the sur-
Former Professor,
By CHARLES H. HAPGOOD
University of New Hampshire
roundings of your material l ife. And you seek a deeper meaning
to your individuality. And so you seek it from your educational
facilities of earth. Some may seek it in the chemical com·
p ounds [drugs] that force you into a safe little world within
yourself, where you can hide yourself away from all material
pressures. Yet you m ust realize that in all that is artificial
there is karma involved. And here, of course, I speak of that
Law of Cause and Effect. That is, the artificial life of drugs may
have reverse or negative repercussions because the drug taker
has n ot earned the experience).
So it is your First Law of All Living, whether it be human,
animal, or p lant, that there still flows within you free will ex­
pression. And in that Law we see that each of you is a God
force of all life, both materially and sp iritually, that connects
you with the outer d imensions of your being . • .
I speak to your tender ears, and tender knowledge, -of what
fully is infin ite, in repeating a poem that may enhance your
spiritual growth. I ask you as spirit to listen most carefully,
for it will answer most of t�e questions that vibrate in your
atmosphere at this moment.
When in the dim beginning of the years
God mixed in man the rapture and the tears
And scattered through his brain the starry stuff,
He said, .. Bebold, yet this is not enough,
For I must test his spirit to make sure
That he can dare the vision and end!.lre,
Leaving behind only a broken clue,
A crevice where the Glory glimmers through,
Leaving him in tragic loneliness to choose,
With all in life to win, or all in life to lose.
So we speak of the d im beginning of the years, when out
of the cosmosphere came Energy, producing, as your science
tells you, a molecular structure, an adhesion of energy that
gave life to all things, (Continued on next page)
Beyond Reality 15
no t on ly by your rule of friction,
but by the tremendous role of
atoms that through chain [chemi­
call reactions b ro u g h t a p h y s i c al
body into existence .
So when we sp ea k of t h e 1 n f i n ite
l nteJl igence, when you speak of
God, you are on l y s p e a k i n g of your
Self Within . A n d tru l y , when y o u
grow to yo u r fu l l a w a n.: n ess and
percept i o n , w h en y o u g i ve total a p­
p r ec i at i on to a l l t h at is wit h i n this
un iverse, then t h a t to tal a p prec i a­
tion opens y o u r w ay to t h a t God
Within. So p a use in your ro ad of
l i fe, a n d ask to see t h e fu l l g r a n deu r
of t h a t I nt e l l i g e n ce , t he d i v i n i ty of
that Ene rgy .
D o n o t become s t al e m ated by
what oth ers t h i n k , say, o r do. Do
not be fearful to undertake any­
t h i ng y o u r s p i r it m ay w a n t to do.
Instead, it is to l i ve in a tot a l spon­
t a n e it y of l i fe t h at w i l l a l l ow you
t h i s fu l l ' free connect ion w i t h all
the u n i ve rse . And i t is as you open
your m i n d e n e rgy t h a t you w i l l see
the fu l l force of the A i l - i n-AIL a nd
understand the immutable laws th �t
govern a l i fe of s i m p l i c i ty .
For you were bo rn i n s i m p l i c i t y .
You were born in pain. yet a

joyous pain. For it is yoC1 r right

a g a i n and a ga i n to i ncarn ate that
e n e rgy for t h e pu rpose of bec o m i ng
not in at-o n e - m e n t with yourself,
but at-one- m e n t w i t h a l l t h e be a u t y and true spiritu al love . W hatever of sirens, a knock on the door,
that life offers . B reak down your your world offers, re member you and be whisked away i nto the
W(:Jl ls of complexity. Open your cannot buy the most precious gift cells that are now occup ied by
sp i ri t . Open yo u r sou l, and open that all men wish to attain. And the less fortunate.
your brain a n d mind to t h i s free that is the gift o f true u nderstand­
fl o w. A n d a s you gaze u pon t h ose ing. HAPGOOD : No . We don't h ave
outer dimen sions the n you w i l l sec Dr. Fisher, in this talk, touched to do that to you, Sam.
the fu l l n es� of a l l l i t e , its p u rpose on the inner spri ngs of life, he talked CLEMENS : We l l, I suppose I h ave
a n d y o u r a t t a i n me n t . And t h e n you of the in ner s pirit, but he gave a to announce my identity. God
will k n ow t h e m ean i ng of th ose guideline to the right attitude of knows why. Nobody will bel ieve
words : Peace on E a rt h G ood W i l l , the in dividual to his education. it, anyway. But I'm M ark Twain,
toward M a n . After he stopped speaking the Sam Clemens, old fool, if you
I l e a ve you w i t h this rem inder. mediu m remained in deep sleep for prefer. But I 've been asked to
Th i n k of it. For you shall find that a few mi nutes. Then the expression come throu ._gh this narrow canal
as yo u h a ve e x p o s e d your own ener­ on his face changed and with a d if­ once agai n into the earth. And
gy t o m i n e , t h ou g h you may find re ­ ferent voice and a mid-western of cou rse I made the trip once
j ec t i o n on y o u r analytical le vel , that drawl , another spirit spoke in a dif­ before between all the b u mps
I h ave t h e w i t to w i n . F o r I h ave ferent vei n. and belches, and squelches from
p l aced seeds wi t h i n your s p i r i t t h at C L EM ENS : I su ppose I 've got to the gastronom ical odors that
w i l l g ro w a n d fl ou rish . A n d in m y make my g ra n d entrance i nto the p r e v a i 1 i n the birth cycle.
e n e rgy I k n o w t h a t I h ave b u i l ded world, amid ovations and the [ La u gh te r] .
you to yo u r own k i ngdom of peace cl a n g i n g o f be l l s, a n d the roar Now [ am not wishing to assume

16 Beyond Reality

control . I . . . I ' m . . . I really don't
want to be here. But I met with
this old reprobate Hapgood [l aught­
er] and I got involved in his intellec­
tual process, and his knowing all
things, opening wide his gre at and
fabu lous knowledge. And so here
I find mysel f i nvolved once again i n
com ing in to your manure heap o f
living-which I detest .
I though t, you know, when I lost
my cadaver, t h at I cou ld h ave the
streets of gold, many beautiful girl s
at my disposal, spirits in the bottle
to nip at occ asionally . Yet I was
terribly disillusioned to say the
least. That is, I fo und girls as well
as boys lost the ability to procreate.
And, of course, this tem pted me
sorely to find another birth channel.
But I decided , as I looked at your
economy and your establ ishment,
that I would refrain from cluttering
the globe any more than was needed.
And I am su re my candid opin ions
would not be blessed by your higher
forces that now lead you to rack
and ruin.
I di d want to speak to you l ittle
chi ldren abou t what you are i n­
volved in. And if this vibration
serves me correctly you are all study ­
i ng to be educated fools. [ L aughter] .
Now it is all right to get an educa­
tion . But also it's wise to bring along
with you a spiritual education, so
that you can open the stall and be
able to unlock a door without con­
sulting some damnable book that
h as all the i nstructions 1 through 5 ,
a n d i f you miss 3 you 'll b e o u t of
luck and will never make the out­
house 5 0 yards away. [ Lau ghter] .
Now in your educational process
all of you bill and coo and stew,
rant and rave about what an educa­
tional faci l ity shou ld be. But li sten
to the wise words of ''Un cle'' Sam.
Quote, unquote. It is that your
world, as I float around in this
pecu li ar energy, is a school withi n
itself. A n d it h as a l l t h e things you
need to become well-bal anced in­
dividuals. Now where your weak­
ness lies is not in racial imbal ance,
or who is goi ng to wheel somebody
from one structure to an other, or
whether you r ski n is colored red ,
�·
wh ite, or blue. The paramount is­
sue is that you express a free total
underst anding of yourself. Somethin'
like that guy Fisher was spouting
about. [ Laughter ] .
Now for a true education-and
some day the intellectual nu mbsk ulls
will have a rebirth of pri nciples and
wi l l see that to h ave fu ll free ex­
pression is to have your education­
do learn what you want to learn.
That is where you are student­
teacher and not teacher-student.
That is where the professor trails the
student arou nd and gu ides him to
the thi ngs that that student wants.
It is highly amus ing to me to see
how every one of you has an ex­
amination coming. And this taking
of liqu ids and pil ls and this jouncing
to your ''joh n" every five mi nutes
to relieve the bl adder is a weak­
ness in it self. For you r educational
facil ities only bring uncomfortable
pressures . And this causes that u n­
canny fee li ng of being only an ex­
pulsion of fl atus in the world sewer.
Now in this all chi ldren, includ­
ing myself, you k now, from the
tender age of diapers and social
errors and some graces-all are
curious from birth . It is so in all
of life 's dimensions, ·or wh atever
label or term you put onto them.
And if you bother to stop a minute
and to li sten wi thin yourself, you
know wh ere you're going to fit in
this crazy hectic ball of dirt that
spins i n an infinity that I know and
can see now. Yo u k now what you
want to do, and should express
yourself most stro ngly . You want
education, which I honor as long as
you don't become a damn fool. Get
all the education you can, but get
it in a free way, where you come
together as true persons wanting to
understand and know what you
want to know.
I feel - and I 've le arned this
since I 've become a dewdrop on
the Face of Infin ity - that it is
important that as you learn you do
it in a n easy way. And grad ually
you will see that e ach subject you
learn will become of value in what
you will do later.
Now don't think for a moment
that you're an accident of your
parents' indiscretion . For I now see
l ife more deeply expressed than
what I k new when I was on the
earth and I can tell you, you are
constantly being regenerated into
life ( reincarn ated ) to l earn . but not
so much from vour books, which
are only the opi�ions of others, but
from you r n ature and from all the
th itigs given within the m ateri al
world. And again, I fully agree with
the Fisher pri nciple that apprecia­
tion h as been lost in you r uncre ative
way of study, and in your way of
gaining technology by destroying
one thing to construct the other. The
construction is your defeat, for the
more comfortable you make the
body, the more uncomfortable you
make th e spiri t .
So sometime - I can't place it in
your clock - but sometime educa­
tion wil l be free, where you go to
you r teachers, or some who think
they're a l ittle sm arter than you ,
and learn what they h ave to say,
al tho ugh you h avn't got to bel ieve
it. But do it without a structured
system . Learn what you can . And
go on to something else. But what
you l earn is all that you're goi ng ·
to take with you.
Nobody.; can fail to obse n e the
sh arp contrast of the two minds that
are expressed here . Whether the
second talk was really from M ark
Twain is for . the reader to decide.
I t certainly is i n the style of M ark
Twain, and this h as been true of
other com rutmications from h i m . So
far as I myself can judge from my
knowledge of M ark Twain's mind
and ch aracter this is a u t h e n t i c . But
perh aps this question is not all-im­
portant. I n either case-whether
the spirit who spoke through B ab­
bitt was or was not M ar k Twain,
whether the expression came in
some mysterious way from the un­
conscious m i nd of t h e medi u m - it
still re m a ins an i n teresting psychic
phenomenon . For the t h ought ex­
pr e s sed is cre a t i ve educat i o n a l p h i lo­
sophy. It i s good adv ice to t e achers
and students a l i k e and it s h o u l d he
the basis of educa t io n a l p h i iLlsn p h y
in the United States. 0
I
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vlted tllem Into Ills pocerr sllop and tll e n caRed Ill a tmetled Tile orllllla l FreDell of tile last two Illes reads:
fellow-townsman wllo identified tile King. Tlaat was tile end. Par cln11 cnts, • tralllr sera t11tn
Oil cans 111111 from tile rafters of tile shop, and Stefan Zwell, llarb• It Saalce par coatau IYOIS d'llalle. (1.34)
il Ills lliopapiiJ of Marie Antoinette, remarb tllat tile sll., Tllere an tile two names In tile orlllal Frencll text. Alii
reeked of rancid oil. Dote tllat npt after UIDiftl tile IIIIJOf-troctr, llostradiDIIS
After tile dlscoverr came tile return to tile sallen capitoL writes: "We llaYe oi�" tllat is, "We sel oi�" wlllcll Slalce
Tile ropl family were n ..IJ mobbed more t1111 once on tile certalniJ did. And tile YIYid tlrrlfrllll scae prnlewed 11J
war, and indeed one of Louis' borpards was lyncll e d. Nostradamus was "wltll knives."
At tills time Louis' Minister of War was a •• named liar· Tile IYIDts related In tills remarkalale propiiiCJ are al
bon. He was con$1dered traitor bJ tile kina. tile court a1 lllglllipts of lllstoi'J, tiler are all related .- liter-related,
tile Catllollcs generaiiJ. He favored a moderate revolatloa and tiiiJ all take place wltllln a period of 1 4 montlls of one
and a constitutional monarcllr. He was wtaat we miPt call an anotller. Tile naming of tile protatonlsts-er sllould we S8J
appeaser of tile left antagonists-Is of coarse tile most relllllblal e feature of al.
Shortly after tile trap: return to Paris tile rOJII palace of One betraJer was of tile bourpolsle, tile other titled. Tile
tile Tullerles was attacked bJ a mob. Wltll Imperturbable name Sluice d• not occur aplll Ill all tlte •nals of tile
coar��e tile king appeared alone before tllem. without his lllstory of Fraace. fContinwd on next paRe)

Beyond Reality 1 9
NOSTRADAMUS: ENIGMA OF A PROPHET / Continued
How was Nostradamus able to do
this? How could he make predic­
tions so specific about events that
were to take place hundreds of
years after his death Was it be­
cause he was an astrologer? No. It
is true, that Nostradamus, like other
physicians of his day, knew astro­
logy, thc;:n a respectable science, and
used it in the accepted way, to
cast horoscopes of patients as a
diagnostic aid. But astrology at best
could carry the predicter only so
far. The astrologer does not so
much as claim to be able to predict
names of people not yet born, · nor
describe their history, for before he
can prognosticate he requires the
horoscope of the person about
whom he is predicting. And the
horoscope follows, not precedes
birth! No, Nostradamus obviously
went far beyond what a pure as­
trologer can do.
Prophecy was a gift Nostradamus
possessed. , He states that he was
born with it and that he cultivated
it by prayer, much as one fans a
flicker till it becomes a flame. He
was born a Christian, but was of
1 ewish descent. It is said he claimed
to be of the tribe of Issachar, one
of the Lost Tribes of Israel, and
of this tribe the Bible says, ."They
were men that had understanding
of the times, to know what Israel
ought to do. "
H i s gift, the seer said, was cul­
tivated by prayer. Let us note his
own words on the subject - and
who should know better than the
prophet himself?
I have attributed the entire ac­
complishment to divine power and
inspiration . . . By the grace of God
and the good angels, the prophets
have had committed to them the
spirit of vaticination, by ¥Jhich they
see things at a distance, and are
enabled to forecast future events.
For there is nothing that can be
accomplished without Him, whose
power and goodness are so great
to all His creatures as long as they
put their trust in Him . . . A s for
ourselves personally, who are but
human, we can attain to nothing
by our own unaided natural know­
ledge . .
There m us t be a recognition,
20 Beyond R eality
s ays Nostradamus :
that all things whatsoever proceed
from the divine power of the great
eternal Deity from whom all good­
ness emanates . . . The perfect
knowledge of causes cannot be ac­
quired without divine inspiration;
since all prophetic inspiration
derives its first motive principle
from God the Creator, next from
good fortune, and' then from na­
ture . . . The judgment perfects itself .
by means of the celestial judgment
. . . In the presence of the faculty
divine the three aspects of time are
clasped in one by eternity.
Who was this who spoke so con­
fidently of his divine inspiration and
then proceeded to prove that he had
it?
Pierre Michel de Nostredame
was born December 1 4, 1 5 03 in St.
Remy, Provence, France. His
grandparents were converted 1 ews
and apparently took the name of
Nostredame, an earlier French form
of Notredame - our Lady - from
the church near where they lived.
His father, who was of gentle birth,
was a successful notary public. The
lad was put to school at Avignon
"to learn the humanities," and
thence to the University of Mont�
pellier, which then as now was a
celebrated school of medicine. Here
he took his doctorate with dazzling
speed and success. He soon won
fame as a physician, curing thou­
sands during the plague years. Alas,
though, he was not able to heal
his · wife and two children, he lost
them to the pestilence. He wandered
the land in sorrow, travelling as far
as Italy, and possibly even visiting
the Holy Land - though this is
not certain. He settled finally in
Salon, in the South of France, mar­
rying again, and here his fame grew.
In 1 5 5 5 he published a slim volume
of prophetic quatrains of four-line
verse stanzas which immediately
made him a celebrity. He was in­
vited to the Paris Court by Henry
the Second and his wife Catharine
de Medici and there was lion ized.,
asked to prognosticate, to find lost
articies and missing persons. A
typical story concerns the prophet's
Paris days . One night when he had
already retired a page of the
Ben uveau family banged on his
door. Before the lad had time to
announce his errand Nostradamus
called out : "You are making a lot
of noise for a lost dog. Go away
and look on the road to Orleans.
You will find your dog being led on
a leash." Which proved true. This
easy ability made the prophet the
sensation of Paris.
A number of his predictions
"clicked" during his lifetime. The
most famous of these was the one
which foretold the death of King
Henry II in a tournament.
The year was 1 5 5 9 . Henry was
celebrating a double wedding, that
of his daughter Elizabeth to Philip
II of Spain and that of his daughter
to the Duke of Savoy.
The king, in a pleasant mood,
entered the lists, his escutcheon on
occasion being a lion . During the
first two days he distinguished h im­
self. The third day he challenged the
reluctant young Comte de Mont­
gomery, captain of his Scottish
guard, who also had a lion in his
escutcheon. In the contest a splinter
from Montgomery's lance pierced
the king's gilt visor and entered a ·
point right above his right eye,
while another splinter injured his
throat. He died in agony ten days
later.
The prophecy of Nostradamus
concerning this event was immedia­
tely recognized and stunned every­
body :
The young lion will overcome
the old
In single duel on the warlike field
He will burst his eyes in a cage
of gold,
One of two wounds, then to die
a cruel death.
The Parisian populace, conclud­
ing the prophet was a witch, burned
him in effigy. Fortunately he was
safe at home in Salon at this time
or he might not have escaped mis­
chief, though it is important to
remember that he had the favor and
protection of the Queen Mother,
Catharine de Medici all his latter
life.
As time went on he published
more verse prophecies an d his fam e
grew. H is student and biographer
Chavigny writes, "Those who came
( Continued on page 38 )
 The fol l owi ng are names of former earth­
eans who have, si nce thei r deaths, travel ed
to the H i g he r Spheres and d i mensions and
a re also j o i n i ng forces in an effort to hel p
the st rugg l i ng eart h m an.
Each one has, t h ro u g h ESP o r mental
t ransmission, d i ctated at least one chapte r
i n t hese g reat boo ks.

N i ko l a Tesl a .At hena

Leo nardo d a V i nci Wi l l i a m C rookes
E l i ason Volta
Farad ay H i ppoc rates
S hakespeare Pythago ras
Krishna Swede n borg
E l iz. & R. Brow n i ng Lou i s Pasteu r
Robert L. Steve nson · Was h i ngto n I rv i n g
Gamaliel P h ito
Fred rich N i etzsc he Benj am i n Fran kl i n
Helena P . B l avatsky Abe Li nco l n
Lao-tze Mozart
Copernicus Omar Khayya m
Gal i leo Zoroaster
Wi l l i am J ames Rene Desca rtes
C harles Pearce Carrie J acobs Bond
Darw i n St. P atrick
I saac Newton M a h at m a G a nd h i
Luther B u rbank Moses
P l utarc h Moham med
Ch rist i aan H uygens St. Francis of Assi s i
Buddha J esus o f N azareth
By DOROTHY ELLERMAN

What the Academy of Parapsychology, Healing And
Psychic Sciences have to relate ( to the public ) is so
vast and so far-reaching, so varied and infinite in nature
that there are 1 ,000 directions BEYOND REA LIT Y
could go t o bring you their story. Here i n their own
words is their story :
. . . However, of greatest interest are the healings
-the miracles taking place through this Channelship
( Mrs. Ruth Norman ) .
We will begin first by telling you that the Mission
all started with the meeting of Dr. Ernest L. and Ruth
E. Norman, when they met in 1 9 54. This great Seer
and Prophet, E.L.N., the greatest Intelligence ever to
come to earth, left his outer spheres of space to come
to deliver this great science to the earth world, which
he did. His physical body when born was more or
less of a materialization ; not in the sense of the word,
a materialization such as the spiritualists create, yet
his physical body was not like an earthman's. He was
far more delicate in all respects-sensitive and super­
sensitive. Even when a very small child of seven or
eight in the early grades of school, this great Intellect
showed the teachers through demonstrations with a
candle and oranges how their rextbooks on astronomy
were incorrect, and they changed their books when
he proved his point to them regarding the phases of the
moon. He is, of course, a Super Genius.
· Dr. Norman has foreseen people's future many years
in advance, and during the war years, he worked in
the dance halls with the wives, telling them of their
husband's activities, positions, locations, and of their
safety, etc . , many of which afterwards, when the men
came home, related the authenticity of his relating to
them. In certain instances, he related the wounds of
the overseas soldiers--one in particular who received
a 1 5-inch gash in the right leg crawling under a barbed
wire fence. 'When he returned home the first thing the
wife did was to run his pant-leg up to search for the
scar, and which was very plain. She measured it to
find . the wound was exactly 1 5 inches. Quite flabber­
gasted she · was. This, the kind of seeing Ernest was
capable of expressing.
For over . 1 5 years he searched for Ruth. He told
many persons, "There is one woman on earth who
will understand me and my science and will help me
bring my books to the people. " Thus when they met,

Beyond Reality 21
 UNARIUS: THE SCIENCE OF LIFE / Continued
they both knew each other· on the first physical meeting.
During Dr . Norman's life, many other seers and
psychics · saw around this m�m three spiritual beings,
significant of very ancient . and wise ones . They were
wearing long white robes, long flowing white hair and
beards and carrying huge books . These were seen on
several occasions with him . Then when he met Ruth
( the woman he married a very short time after they
were brought together ) , these three spiritual beings
were seen, psychically, with her by another psychic.
Ernest happe ned to be nearby when one certain
medium was relating to her about these three spiritual
be ings carryi ng these enormous books-t he si ze of
course representing the importance of the work which
h as been brought to earth. One seer told him, "When­
ever you are ready, the books can be brought." He
said, "I am re ady." That very night he met Ruth, who
has since worked . with him and helped to bring in
t hese works, i n the way of being a pol arity. As Ernest
would dictate the words, she printed, published and
distributed via the mail the entire library of these 20
books when completed which are, in themselves, the
future science of this Space Age.
Countless persons' l ives have been ch anged due to
their study . Thousands of persons have been reached
t hrough the mails. This work h as been done under­
ground, so to speak, for this Spaceman's safety, for
Ernest and Ruth were wel l aware of the dangers of
those who would waylay and · destroy their work and
mission were the masses aware of what was being done
during these 1 8 years of this bringing in and of the
contact with t hese higher worlds, which he had and
maintained all during this time . He maintained through
his own Superconscious, the contact with h is Brothers
in outer space, living in these vast spiritual worlds and
dimensions .
This science is being proven by the many students.
Many are the files of letters of testimony that h ave
been collected from the readers-the students who
h ave obtained, from time to time through these many
years, the books and lessons and tape-recorded teach­
- contact in this work, working with and through his
i ngs . From these letters have been taken excerpts of
their testimonial which n umber in the many thousands,
relating healings from a mere headache to cancer, or
anything one wishes to be conscious of : Serious mental
problems, schizophrenia, dementia praecox, and every
kind of a mental, p hysical and psychic condition pos­
sible h as been helped, corrected, improved and healed .
Most convincing are the Ray beams we students
sense, which enter into our consciousness and tran­
scend us. As we listen to the taped lectures by Dr.
Norman or the verses recited by Mrs . Ruth Norman,
we become so transcended ; it's difficult to stay awake
-and often we don't! ·we see and sense the H igher
Beings who come to us as l ights. Most all students see
the tiny dots of gold flash into their minds. Then with
further study and understanding, the lights seem larger
and bright�r. ·we see them, then sense the fragrance
they emit, often as a delicate, delightful effulgence. Very
22 Beyond Reality
often the healing rays we sense projected to us cause
us to become rubbery legged, so uplifted and tran­
scended do we become, as the great I nfinite Powers
projected by t hese great Spacem an come unto us to
heal, help, l ift and enlighten us.
Throughout the writings of Dr. Norman, he relates
how these people l ive on higher worlds. F ive entire
books contain descriptions of how these countless
t housands of interplanetary dwellers-greatly advanced
Beings-work with us that we m ay learn to become
likewise i nfinitely wise ; that we may become one nf
these Spiritual Beings after leaving the body in so- ·
called death.
Throughout the texts it is described how man l ives l ife
after l ife in reincarnating and gaining, with each l ife,
certain knowledge that progresses him. Principles of
this metam orphosis is related in detail to a far greater
degree than any earthean has previously known, teach­
ing man the progressive, rege nerative evolution.
At the very beginning of the mission, Dr. Norman
gave a series. of lectures in one of the Los Angeles
auditoriums, which were put in printed form for the
countless students i n their study-which is, i n essence,
a l ife-long study. This is not some pseudo science but
a very factual, scientific way of l ife . Dr. Norman de­
scribes the true formation of the atom, of the inner
worlds, and of the very cosmos itself, relating how
man is an electronic i nstrument, very similar in prin­
ciple to our modern television and radio. He teaches
how man's problems, physical, mental and otherwise
are but a reliving of some former life ; how, when these
situations and experiences are brought into focus with
conscious m ind and with the help of these great I ntel­
lects in the spiritual worlds, the individual realizes help
and healing of h is problems and cancellation occurs,
using the phase reversal principle-exactly as used
i n the modern television circuitry.
But space would not permit at present entering into
this vast teach ing. Suffice to say that it is available for
any individual. Now this great Intellect has returned
to his Flame People, the Spacemen, and he maintains
wife , Ruth . At the present, she conducts a healing
class, and indeed, m iracles are being performed, wh ich
proves the continuity of life as well as the great inner
help these Space people project to those in touch
with them.
At the end of this letter are attached two or t hree
letters written by students, one who spent a few hours
on October 8, _ 1 9 7 2 , with M rs. Norman . Her writing
_
and relating tells the story of h ow this woman of 27
years has, throughout her l ife, been reacting and l iving
as an i nfant ! Now-and using t he science-and with
the Power and Ray beams from Mrs. Norman's Higher
Self and the help of Dr. Norman and other Spacemen
on the Inner, could this. past tie and block be cancelled
out i nstantly. The woman is now an entirely d ifferent
person, as she has "suddenly grown up."
The second healing and (Continued on Page 24)
 Unea rthly Visitors
Elizabeth Montgomery, and famed poet-songwriter, Rod
;ucKu�n, have had experiences with the supernaturai.
Demons and spirits, unearthly
visitors and witches, have i nspired
and terrified man since the dawn
of history. Some supernatural
phenomen a h ave been explained
away by science, others exposed as
fakery or hysteria. What remains,
however, is staggering evidence that
an unearthly visitor exists beyond
the reach of reality as we know it.
While the fin dings of modern day
scientific i nvestigators are meti­
culously examined, man waits in
ignorance, wondering whether the
truth will h ave any significance for
him, or is this all noth ing more than
an impossible dream, never to be
reached? Man can and will follow
that star of unknown knowledge, no
matter how hopeless or how far.
The supernatural , Is a thought­
provoking subject that covers a wide
area. Books and magazin e articles
h ave discussed the subject of the
unexpl ained from the abomin able
snowm an , to the zombi, a dreadful
phenomenon produced by black
magic . . . a corpse that is a mind­
less, walking slave.
Several years ago the author
boasted a weekly radio series entitled
SOUND STRANGE de aling with
the world's strangest mysteries.
E ach week the unusual, the un­
known , the u ncanny, and the un­
believable were expl ained and ex­
p lored. One subject that generated
a great amount of interest was that
of ghosts . J ust what a ghost is h as
never been determined . There are
many theories open for discussion,
but the fact remains that something
does exist.
It is ironic that Elizabeth Mont­
gomery, star of the very popular
ABC-TV series "Bewitched," i n
which she portrays a modern day
'witch ,' believes in ghosts. Not only
does she bel ieve in them, but ad­
mitted, "I've seen one."
The unforgettable experience ocur­
red when M iss Montgomery was a
young girl . "As a young girl I visited
England with my family and spent
some time in an old m anor house
belo ngi ng to friends. " Miss Mont-
. g<?mery, known as 'Samantha' con-
Elizabeth Montgomery
tinued to relate her experience. " M y
room was on a corridor near the
main stair. One afternoon, shortly
after we arrived, I was about to
open my door when I became con­
scious of someone h u rrying down
the hal l . It h appened several times.
Once I defi n itely saw a foot and
the hem of a skirt as it disappeared
around the corner. I rushed back,
but there was no one there. I was
certai n that whoever or whatever I
had seen was not dressed in the
fashion of the day. L ater the house­
keeper expl ained that this appari­
tion had been see n ever si nce that
house was new. She passed off the
i nciden t very casually. She obvious­
ly accepted the ghost, whoever i t
was, a s ju st another member o f the
household."
A nother famous and i nternation­
ally known celebrity to have an ex­
perience with a ghost is Mr. Rod
McKuen, the famed poet-song­
writer.
McKuen's experience with the su­
pernatural is a recent one. Known
to millions the world over, Rod
By H AY D EN C. H EWES
has been a drifter, seeing the beauty
in the simple things of l ife which
he expresses in his works.
Recently McKue n bought a big
house in Beverly Hills, California.
Although it isn't what one would
call a mansion, it's no hovel , either.
For the first time McKuen h as
fou nd a home that he loves. "This
is where I want to li ve the rest of
my days ," he continued, stating, "I
walked i n and said, this is it, I'm
home."
The big house, some say has as
man y as 30 rooms ; also are the liv­
i ng quarters for his staff . . . the
people that help him with the many
different e nterprises that h e is in­
volved in.
The wood-paneled l ibrary Mc­
K u e n calls the Diana Ross room
because . . . "I h eard t h at she was
shown the house before I was, and
when she reached this room and
saw the wood paneli ng, she said,
"Wel l , we could paper-cover the
·
wood . "
Of all the rooms in the hou se
the most i ntriguing is the small
bedroom almost hidden away on an
u pper fl oor. Adding to the mystery
of the room is the fact that Rod's
four E nglish sheepdogs refu se to go
i nto the room and McKuen ex­
plained why. "The original owner
of the house was an opera singer,
n amed Gertrude, an d it was reported
the1t she died there . "
Not only do t h e fou r dogs know
her ghost is still there, M c K � e n do��s
to. " I 've seen her," McKuen said
describing the ghost of the house,
"she wears a n ightgown , either wl-.it�
or very pale b l ue.'' In closing Mc­
Kucn described the ex perience with
the u nk nown as simply , "She isn't
frighten ing."
-W ho can say what rel ationsh ip
might develop or what influe nce th�
ghost may have upon M c Kucon .
She might even be the inspiration
of another masterpiece of the famed
poet-songwriter. 0
Beyond Reality 23
U NARIUS: THE SCIENCE OF LIFE / Continued

Dr. and Mrs. Norman have devoted

all their energies to The Academy of
Parapsychology which now claims
over 70,000 members around the globe.

corn.:ct ive meas u re t h a t w i l l fo l low she d i e d . So when s h e w e n t over

S h i rley's is from a woman l i v i n g in i n to t he astral worl ds, t h rough her
Escondido , who attended t he fi rst attac h m e n t and love for the little
gro u p sess ion . M a ry came all girl, attached he rself to the child
b u n dled up, her h e ad and t h roat and there h as l ived t h rough M a ry's
all bound up w i th th ick scarfs, e nt i re l ife , i nflicting her con d i­
c l u t c h i n g her bag with bot h arms tion onto M a ry-u n k nowingly, of
as if she were al most grasping for cou rse ; but t h is is t he way it is
her last brea t h . A t a certai n pe riod when people are un fa m i liar w i t h the
students were asked to sh are or after- l i fe-w i t h l i fe after physical
voice their problems. M ary gave death. There is absol u tely no si gn
out with a loud rasping rattle of of M ary's cond ition now, and as
ht:r l u ngs. When M rs . N orman she says, " I can breathe so m uc h
asked how long s h e h ad t h a t terrible deeper and feel so much freer," a n d
con d ition, M ary said, "All my l i fe . · · to say the l east, she l oo k s so m u c h
M rs. N orman repl ied, " We'll h ave better and younge r , a s a l l the s t u ­
some power on t h is cond i t ion . " d e n t s prese nt will agre e . As a m at­
M ary d i d n o t sh ow u p the n e x t week ter of fact, some annou n ced , ' ' I s
as t hey h ad arri ved too late, but that t h e same wom a n ! ' ' They d i d
t he fol low ing S u n d ay s h e at tended, not know her, so great was her
w i t h no wrappings a bo u t her head chan ge ! S h e had even carr ied the
or neck and look i n g at least I5 appearance of the old l ady w ho had
years younge r-an d h a ppier. W he n d ied and left her cond ition with her
a s k e d a b o u t h e r con d i t ion, s h e said, as a c h i l d . So you· sec, the m i racle�
" I t i s a l l gon e ! I h ave i t no more! of t he time of J esus arc aga i n be i ng
I can breathe so m u c h eas i e r . " repea ted . He is aga i n working with
And so t h e average person w i l l u s i n t h i s bea u t iful h e a l i n g process
s a y , " H ow c o u l d t h i s be-a cond i­ and proce d u re and , as he has re l a ted
tion she h as carried all her l ife , a n d so m any t i m es , "There arc no l i m i­
Dr. Norman has left the .physical
such a s e r i o u s one, with a cough tations, only in man's m i n d . "
and iB working with and N on e t he less re m a r k able and
t h a t comes from t h e very depths of
through Mrs. Norman from the her l u ngs, almost a rattling noise, e x t re m e , cond i t ion o f another
the
higher inner aide of life. some would say, the death rattle?'' younger l ad y took place j u s t rece nt­
T h i s cou l d come abou t d u e to the l y too, and s h e will ve rify ( as a
fact, as M rs. Norman re l a ted later, m at te r of fact, all t h ree of t hese
that before M a ry's grandmother people will verify to a n yone w i s h i n g
d ied, she had bee n attached to t h e to write to t h e m , for they w i s h t o
ch ild and h ad t h i s cond it ion w he n procl aim from t he housetops the

24 Beyond Real ity

 wonder of this Science and the
blessed ness of their freedom ) . This
woman has bee n a mental case
throughout her life . ShL' constant ly
contemplated suicide. The poor soul
has been afraid of everything in this
world . As she w rites, there is nothing
she can think of that she wasn't
fearful of. She lived a life of torme n t
i n hell. S o seve re was h e r men tal
problem that her eyes would not
always focus � they would roll to the
ce iling. Her head would drop ove r
and she would sit or stand with her
mouth · dropped open-sometimes
the tongue pa rtially ext ruded. That
was the picture Rachel presented
when she was first seen at the
Center on October I , 1 9 7 2 . The
fol lowi ng Sunday fou nd her so
greatly im proved that it was, frank­
ly, almost unbeli evable, and the
second and th i rd Su nd ays find her
very rational and normal. Not only
that but she is now an extremely
in telligent woman! I t is now pre­
dicted by M rs . Norman that this
wom an wi ll become a ve ry prol ific
and successf ul �riter. At the present
she cou ld write an ent ire book about
what h as happened to her during
t hese past three weeks, so many
lifetimes h as she relived ! Namely,
one of Madame H. P. B lavatskv.
Each student present at these
meetings has experienced healing in
some measure, whet her it is physi­
cal, psychic, psychological, mental
or pure spiritual progress. In one
way or another, each individual has
experienced great and vast healings.
Now the very wonderful part about
all this is that one need not actually
be present to so experience. He can,
through h is own home study, if he
enters into it sincerely, likewise
realize this help, as M rs. Norman .
will be helping psychically and spi­
ritually from this side, and her be­
loved one, Dr. Norman, the great
Avatar from the I n ner, along with
all of his associate spacemen, the
great Brotherhood , will be helping
from the in'n er. These healings and
all i ncumbent personal help shall
be carried on with all who enter into
this study of this life-changing
science .
One other very interesti ng case,
Louis Spiegel ( who will also reply
to any individu al so de.siring verifi­
cation ) has been in this study for
some eight years, yet just rece ntly
he made the great change-over,
for he had severe blocks which
prevented him from accepting his
negative past � yet n ow in the pres­
ent, his life is changing very rapidly.
Louis was the ind ividu al, Pont ius
Pilate, so you can well guess that
he had much guilt to overcome, as
we ll as the drastic suicide ex perience
which he com mi tted afte rward. All
of these things had to be rel ived
by him-and re live them, he has!
Righ t to the very exacting point of
even feeli ng this desire again in the
physical to kill hi mself-so m uch
so that he incarcerated h imself dur­
ing that time the inclination was
present. It was, d u ri ng this incar­
ceration, that he experienced mental
or psychic contact from M rs.
Norman ( called l oshanna ) , sensing
the words, "F ight for your life,
Louis. Get out of that pl ace ! " This
contact gave him the courage and
abil ity to move out of that place
in to which he had incarce rated hi m­
self-this mental i nstitu tio n . Louis
is writing his own book wh ich will
be ti tled "The Resu rrection of
Pontius Pilate" and it will indeed
be a most reve aling, fascinating and
exciting book, telling of his many
experiences, his com frontations with
h is past and his overcomings. And,
of course, he relates how it has
been due to Unarius and the inner
help that has saved · h is sanity and
his l ife on more than a few oc­
casions.
These are but a few of the per­
sons who are at present in the im­
med iate area. As was said in the
begin ning. Dr. and Mrs. N orman
went about their mission, he bring­
ing in the teach ings from the I nner
Worlds-all secretly, underground
-"for h is safety." Now that he has
returned to his Space people, now
is the time to come out of hiding
and give to the public this great,
vast, l ife-changi ng Science .
As was mentioned, there have
been lite rally many thousand of
testimon ials written which have bee n
stored and filed and counter-filed,
each condition alphabetically filed
-whether it be psych ic, physical,
men tal , fina ncial, psychological, re­
gard less, and each category filed so
that one can thumb through the
files qui ckly and find any specific
condition he w ishes to locate, and
then refer to the stude nt's letter for
corroboration . This has been done
for the benefit of the doctors in the
futu re , as they learn about this
great work .
The doors to this healing process
and Academy arc open to anyone
needing healing and help, and one
need not necessarily be in this area.
Of cou rse , it is better were one able
to do so ; yet, those needing help
and healing at a d istance, here is
the req u isite : Obtain from your
fam ily doctor or any physician a
certificate or record of you r prob­
lem , stati ng exactly what it is, its
severity, your doctor's name, the
date and your n ame, and send this
along with your req uest for healin g,
relating what the problem is, how
long it has ex isted , and of cou rse,
your request for at least one book
to start your study. These books
have been pu blished and offered at ·
a very nominal fcc so that no indi­
vidual need be without this teaching.
Howeve r, if any pe rson so needfu l
lack s the mere few dol lars for the
first book, this too, will be sent
gratis and with the com pl iments of
the Academy.
We are, at the prese nt, endeavor­
ing to collect a large group of new
or recent healing testimonials ( for
the medical professional use ) and
t h is is the need : the doctor's certifi­
cate of the existing condition, what­
ever i t may be, and after the heal­
ing has been effected, then the indi­
vidual must supply us w ith a cer­
tificate of a final exami nation by
the doctor and his relating of the
existing condition, after healing.
Surely, we feel this is little enough
to ask _for the ht?lP on re�eiyes. _
I t should be said, too, that there
is a vibronics healing w h ich M rs.
Norman expresses. She has recited
many of the verse and poetry w h ich
the Spaceman, Dr. Norman, h as
written from h is H igher Self, His
Creative Mind, and they do carry
( Continued on page 28 )
Beyond Reality 25
DEVELOPING
PSYCHIC
E ERGY
BY B RYC E BON D
Bre�thing i s the most i mportant
thing that you can do for develop­
ing Psychic Energy and expanding
your Psychic talents. Most of the
good breathing tecnniques we bor­
row from the Yogis. These practices
h ave been used through the cen­
turies and with rem arkable results.
The spleen, the appendix, and the
heart are the three physical organs
which transform the food energy
taken into the system, into Psychic
energy. These organs act as "trans­
formers" of energy. These days,
everyone can help h imself to a
richer, fuller life, to more energy,
success in his endeavors, and all of
his dreams can come true.
Psychic energy is in the air we
breathe, called ''Prana" or life force.
The longer we breathe, the longer
we l ive. Breath controls the body
and its functions. It controls our
emotions and our way of thinking.
Deep breathing and meditation
are two of the best things any
man, woman or child can do. It
brings self-realization, a better un­
derstanding of the oneness ( your­
self) to the oneness of the Infinite
( Creation ) .
B reath ing can retard ·age, or slow
the aging process. The more you
practice, the more you will notice
that your nega tive thoughts will be
fading. And the more you will be-
26 Beyond Reality
come positive in almost everything
you do. Breath ing is free� you can
have all you want . . . j ust learn
to use it properly, and you 19ill
see outstanding resu lts. It will g!ve
you a health ier, more creative mind.
· .
When you deplete the psychic
e nergy in the bod y , you deplete the
psychic energy. Th at's why you see
people growing old before their
time. Negative thoughts deplete the
psychic energy.
Through deep breatbjng, t:fle
oxygenation of the blood stream. is
improved, and every vital organ,
endocrinal gland, nervou s center,
and body tissue receives beu.er
nourishment. To breathe correctly is
to stay young longer. All you ha�e
to do is to look around you. LO'tlk
at the people you .know, and · yon
wi ll see amazing things . The way
they walk, look, and talk. Their per­
sonality, the way they dress. You
can tell if they are breathing proper­
ly or not . . . most of the time they
are not. Never bring your troubles
home or to the table.
Rule No. 1 : AVOI D N EG A TIVE
TH I N K ING � One of the best books
on Psychic Energy is by Joseph
1. Weed. We are now going to
ch ange our breathing habits to
a more controlled breath ing. We
will use techniques wh ich employ
breath controlled by the mind. Eirs �
of all select a quiet place to practice
in� at a thne"' of day in .w hich you
will not . tubed. In. Yoga
bre athing; tb Ms are complet(}�
filled and ommetely emptiJ�d�
When you inhate, let your stomacn
come out, inflating it . like a balloon.
J ust feel your lungs getting full.
B reathe very , slowly with a regular
rhythm or count. Sit i n the crossed­
leg position, or in _a straight back
chait, with th�-�tt11ck straight; .he�d·
erect, eyes· . efos.ed� Your Hanas
·
should rest on, �our knees with the
thumb and 1ndex finger locked
together to keep in the Psychic ener­
gy, and palms . f acing upwardS.
B re athe through your nostrils o nly�
mouth closed. :And as you breathe
concentrate hat spot bet}N.e,
you r eyebrow ttet k nown as
Third Bye. 'f> lo , time and space
we will condense . . these exercises •.
Lets start now with the RELAX­
ING B REATH :
No. 1 . Take . a deep full oreath
through both ,ilos trils1 inhal ing to
the · count ol HOl d your breatk.
.
for tlie coun _ ;\ lind then ex ,
for the count eight, . with slow,
deliberate counts ... Follow the above
directions, and you will feel yourself
getting very, Very relaxed. Enjoy
it! Feel how calm it m akes you,
Never force or speed through these ­
exercises.
 Next we will do the SOUND
BREATHINGS, which to me as a
teacher and investigator are some
of the best. The vibrations these
sounds set up within the body affect
certain psychic centers or glands,
referred to in Yoga as the
Chakras. The first sound will be
AHHhhhh. This sound affects the
solar plexus, about two inches
below your rib cage. When you do
these sounds, extend the sound as
long as you can. Find your own
level, and sense and feel the vibra­
tions in your solar plexus area.
2. Take a deep, full breath . . .
( SOUND ) AHHHHHhhhhh . . . .
until your lungs are completely
empty. Take another deep full
breath and repeat the exercise.
3. The next sound will be ( YO U )
Youuuuuuuuuuu ! Again you repeat
the same as above, extending the
sound until your lungs are com­
pletely empty. Feel the vibration in
your spiritual heart, which is the
right side of your physical heart.
Not only is this good for you men­
tally and physically but very good
for the voice. Now take a deep, full
breath . . . Youuuuuuuuuuu . . .
and repeat again.
4. The next sound will be ( SOL )
or ( SO ) , whichever is the easiest
for you. SOOOOOooooooooo. This
sound is directed to your thyroid
and thymus glands. Feel the subtle
vibrations warming this area. Now
take a full, deep breath . . . SOOoo,
till the lungs are completely empty�
Then repeat again.
No. 5. T-he next sound will be
( Eeeeeeeeee ) . These vibrations will
affect your senses, your hearing,
sight, smelling, tasting. Feel tbe
slight, tingling effect it has upon
these areas. Now take a deep full
breath . . . . EEEEEEEeeeeeee . . ,,
till your lungs are completely emptyi
Then repeat again.
No. 6. The next sound we will do
is ( SUN ) , with the tongue hitting
the roof of the mouth. These vibra­
tions are directed to your Third
Eye, that space between your eye-­
brows, home of the Pineal · gland.
Concentrate all your attention to
that space between your eyes. Now·
take a deep, full breath . . . . . �
SUNNNNNNnnnnnnn . . . . till your
lungs are empty. And repeat again.
These Chakras1 or your spiritual
centers, need exercise also, like your
body. They all go hand in hand.
No. 7. The last sound will be
S.O.M. ( SOME ) . This is done with
the lips and mouth closed, so a
humming effect is set up. This
time you should feel the vibration
in your brain, as if your brain was
boiling. Keep your eyes close4
throughout these exercises . . . anp
try to focus your attention to the
area between you:r . eyebrows. In
other words lool( �ITHIN! Now let
;'
us take a dee;p ,flll breath .. . .
. ·�
�
, SOMMMmmmrninmmm . Until the
lungs are completely empty, and
then repeat agaiti.
Next lie flat on your back, com­
pletely relaxed� .. breathing deeply
and tully through the nostr:ils only J
enjoying this w3lnl. state of bliss�
Set aside · .a e in time eacli da�
to do these exe s. And with eacn
day try to extend the sound a little
more. You win. find yourself be­
coming more relaxed, increasing
your vital energy, looking younger
and more healthy. The more you
do, the better. t results.
But give � · enough time,
As the weeks
· months go by,,.
you will see de tntte results. Nevek
overtire yourself., Breathing, like
Meditation, is a lifelong study, for
it is life itself. Again, the longer
you breathe, the · · longer you live�
If you are int:et�sted in bettering
yourself� wbi , sure you are,
check into ' a. center. in your
. · ,
area. There are plenty of books on
Breathing, so investigate. You will
be greatly rewarded.. Breathing is a
science . . . one to be practiced
every day. The above techniques
should start you on the way to Psy­
chic developrnen . 0
Beyond Reality 27
UNARIUS: THE SCI ENCE OF LIFE /
a great healing power . Also, he has
men tally projected other verse to
her si nce his. return to the I n ner
Worlds: which she has written .
M any students have expe rie nced
healing by the mere listening to
these verse . This is all part of the
great healing. No "laying on" of
hands is necessary � no e xercises, no
repetitions or mahtrums or word s ;
n o prayers, n o breat hing exercises
or gi mmicks, or symbologies, but
rather, that which is used and
serves as the corrective measu re are
the great Ray Beams, the proyec tcd
Light Beams that arc directed from
these great I ntelligences. on the
H igher Worlds. These rays and
beams are proyccted through Mrs .
Norman who, in h e r Higher Self,
demodulates these high freq uencies
down into the earth's atmosphere or
radiating fields. Due to the great
difference in the earth fields and
the higher · d im ensions, there is a
demodulation that is necessary ; and
due to her contact with this Space­
man during their past lifetimes, she
is thus capable of serving in this
channeling capacity. The ir motto is
"no limitations" ; they set no lines
of demarcation, for in the minds
of these Higher I ntellects, no limi­
tations exist.
It should be said, too, that this
Spaceman , called in the phys ical
earthworld, Dr. Ernest L. Norman,
was, in a distant past lifetime 3 , 500
years ago, the Pharaoh Akhenaton ,
or Amen hotep l V , and if you re­
member, according to history, the
priests in the temple cornered him
in his palace, tied him and forced
him to drink the poison cup of prus­
sic acid which termin ated his life
and expression, h is end eavor to
bring to the people of Egypt, great
scientific, spiritual teach ings of the
atom ( which is, in essence, as rep­
resented to the present atom ) . Then
again, he returned to earth to live
the life of J esus of N azareth, and
you know how his life was termi­
nated at that time . :
So thus, with these vivid memo­
ries of these past premature termi­
nations, was s ufficie nt reason why
these two great souls would neces­
sarily work " underground"-secret-
28 Beyond Reality
Continued from page 25
ly, anonymously and quietly, as they
pre pared so ass idiously and diligent­
ly their message . They prepared the
entire library ( 20 books, lesson
courses and recorded lectu res ) for
the future-which is now at hand­
to deliver to the earth people. Of
these two lives ( Akhenaton and
J esus ) further relating will be given
in detail at another time . They have
been told throughou t some of the
books, anti especially in the . book
called "The True Life of J esus" and
its seq uel, "The Story of the Little
Red Box . "
S o i t i s indeed t h e most wonder­
fu l thing that has happened to the
earth world . When man even slight­
ly begins to conceive of this inter­
dimen sional science, the world shall
begin to be a far bette r place upon
which to live. As any individual
realizes, the earth has been, for
some years now, headed toward
obl ivion. h has long since reached
and passed the poi nt of equ ilibrium,
where spiritual awareness should
eq ual or balance that of the physical
or mech anical. Thus it is of vital
importance that man begins to learn
of his true spiritual nature. Thus it
is now possi ble, th rough these va­
rious texts and the Channelship of
these two individuals, any person
can learn to change his life for the
better and on all levels of life .
l t can b e said, and most truth­
fully so, the miracles have been
stepped up and arc even more pro­
fou nd and plentifu l since Dr. N or­
man has left the physical and is
working with and through M rs.
Norman from the higher, inner side
of life . The prophecy J esus made in
J erusalem when He said He would
return has been fu lfilled. He has
returned-and left again-to return
no more. He came especially to
help free all those who had to do
with the crucifixion, and this He
did. Before returning to earth, He
set it u p on the inner with all these
persons that they would be put in
contact with Him on earth and
taught how to free themselves of
the great guilts i ncurred in that
long-ago J e rus alem Time .
Thus it has been ; those who built
the crosses, those who fought over
H is robe, His betrothed Mary-yes,
the one who pressed the crown of
thorns-all have made appearance
and have relived or reviewed their
part in that horrendous episode­
and in the viewing or reliving, have
found their peace . For instance,
the man who pressed on the thorns
( now a woman ) has had, through­
out the entire present life time, se­
vere headaches . Then with the view­
ing of her action, the entire seeing
of the crown pressing, a sudden
relief of the pain was ex perienced-
a permanent healing resulted, thus
proving the truth of the e xperience
long ago-as well as the principle
of rei ncarnation .
Thus, the files of U narius arc
filled with such cases , and they
could keep your entire magazi ne
filled for years to com e . So vast is
this work and so nu merous the
miracles, many of wh ich dwarf by
far those contained in the Bible .
My own life-acting as secretary
for the past eight years to Mrs.
N orman-has been changed so
greatly for the be tter and on all
levels that words cou ld never de­
scribe the improvement. I have seen
and read from students' letters,
mi racles of all natures, forms and
de:;: criptions. We have come to know
the inner worlds of reality, the
causal wo rlds and di mens ions.
The Science of U n arius is so
complete, it fi lls the gap e x isting in
materia med ica, in all scien tific
aspects, including space, spacecraft,
yes, even how the planets arc held
in pos ition, etc. , but most important,
what is man and what makes him
tick. This, the doctors cannot te ll.
They know not, yet the earthman
is frightened of the Spacem an who
can gi ve him all the answers !
Mrs. Norman stands ready to
demonstrate her wonderfu l healing
powers-powers and rays projected
by the Highe r I ntellects from outer
space, using the same principles as
do our televisions and radios, fu nc­
tioning via energy oscillation or
frequency relationship. These heal­
ing Ray beams oscillate in millions
of megacycles per second, or instan­
taneously, and results, too, often as
rapid . 0
 HE life stOI'J of Mrs. Reeser Is not spectacular. Slle lived a
l'llfiCtlll l e life, 1111rrled a Pennsylvania SUIJeon and settled
II Lancaster to rear her family. After tile deatll of Dr.
er, M1rJ •oved from Lancaster lato an apartmelt II Sl
. Petersll 11. Florida, to escape the harsh winter of ller lioN
st1t1 1111 te lie near ber son.
at •IPt of July 1, 1 •1 , Mr. Reeser called on bls slxtJ-eiPt·
.......... IIII e r. Slle was clad In a niptaown and a bousecat
cenred ber ample tlpre of oae·bundred·seventy poullds. Sill
1 lid llappJ In a comfortable chair, cbattin1 abOit everr·
n1t11 1111. SllortiJ after nine o'clock, Mr. Reeser kissed 1r
IIIIIIIDt left.
IIPt tile ed mornin1, the landladJ, Mrs. Hensenl, Wilt
• lellll"s doer witll a telegram wllicb bad just arrived
• t1111'1 was no answer, tile landladJ tried tile doorboll.
er ....,, It was intensely bot She raced down tile corridor and
o broke Into tile apartment
• all•t tH chair wbicll bad been ptted and destroJed witll
kled, flsed steel sprinp. On a more careful scrutiiJ, tile stunned
e ceilill and tile hillier parts of the walls were covered
....., Hat. Otller than tile charred bits of bones, the burned cllalr
at walls aid ceiUng, aothinl else in the room see11ed tl llave

._... called e poiJce IMmmedlateiJ. The officers wllo arrived on tile scene
liiiiiHil-rtli iCI Relcllart. Tills was no ordinafJ case In wbicb, for instance, a
w1t11 a lilllted cigarette in her hand and is burned to deatll.
l'ltcllld Ills head. Mrs. Reeser's bodJ was almost completeiJ cremated.
a If a portion of her backbone, a left foot, some internal Oflans aad
, explicably been shrunkened to less than normal size.
IIIYesti!Jitl o n disclosed that the slipper on the left foot was not burned,
flnitllre In the room showed no sign of exposure to heat witll
••• If tile sllllrtlf scorched ru1 directiJ under the death chair.
If - er nldence, the ponce set the time of the coatlalf'ltioa at 4:28 p.m.
clock llad stopped at that time. Tllere was, however, no Indication
11J place II tile room. (Continued on nut page)

Beyond Reality 29
 When the police turned to fire au­
thorities, the crematorium experts
agreed that a heat of 3 000 degrees
F$enheit, sustained over a period
of hours, is necessary to consume a
body to the extent of Mrs. Reeser's.
Yet, none of the other residents
in the apartment house h ad heard
the crackle of flames, smelled
smoke or been conscious of the
stench that comes with the burning
of human flesh.
The intense heat had caused
some secondary damage and was
retained in the air of the room, par­
ticularly in the metal fixtures for
some time, but this h ad come from
heat rather than flames. Mrs. Reeser
was the target, and the victim.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga..
tion moved in to help. After weeks
of investigation, both the local and
national authorities threw up their
hands. The F.B.I. called it "im­
probable," and Chief Reichart said,
"The case is not closed and it may
never be closed ·to the satisfaction
of all concerned."
The work of the supernatural
forces whi ch destroy their victims
with fire, yet leave all else around
untouched, is not unique to recent
decades.
Several years ago, the Madras
Mail of India reported that an almost
completely consumed corpse of a
woman had been found in an Indian
village. Although very little of the
woman's body remained, her sari
and blouse were not even scorched
and nothing else in the house
showed any effects of heat.
The French Societe Medico
Chirugicale reported a similar "su­
pernatural burning" which was
turned over to Dr. Bertholle for
investigation. Again blast furnace
heat had almost completely de­
stroyed the internal organs and the
left arm of a woman. And again,
there was no evidence of fire ex­
cept on the body. The filmy
draperies, inflammable blankets and
sheets were not even singed.
In the village of Whi tley B ay,
Wisconsin, a retired school teacher,
Margaret Dewar, found · her " elder
sister lying on an untouched bed.
Wilh elmina was horribly burned and
quite dead.
After an extensive investigation,
the police were forced to call the
30 Beyond Reality
case "open" and to surmise that
it was another example of an in­
explicable conflagration.
Another such case occurred in
Dover, New Jersey. The m alevoleni
fire directed its wrath on Miss
Green, a housekeeper employed at
a local hotel. She was found still
alive, unique in these incidences,
but unfortunately for the sake of
science, although Miss Green was
still conscious, she could give no
explanation for the fearsome flames
that h ad suddenly, from nowhere,
attacked her. Her clothing was in
perfect condition; her flesh, how­
ever, was so severely burned that
she lived only a few hours after
reaching the hospital.
Mrs. Stanley Lake, at Kingston,
New York, met a similar fate 43
years ago. Her death followed the
same pattern. Her clothing was not
charred although little remained of
her corpse.
As one reviews the numerous
cases of the strange fires ( there were
over fifty reported in the United
States alone in the last fifty years ) ,
the fact becomes obvious that wo­
men are more often victims than
men.
!�r. J. Temple Thurston of
Deptford, London, however, was an
unfortunate male victim. He was
found dead of severe bums although
his clothing was intact.
In the annals of supernatural fires
there are many reports of those
which did not attack human beings
but were content with inanimate
objects. Mr. C.H. Williamson of
Blandenboro, North Carolina, had
the misfortune to live in a house
plagued by fire "spirits. " As if by
spontaneous combustion, his daugh­
ter's dress would suddenly burst into
flames. Each time they were able
to save her from being burned, but
after several such occurrences, the
family moved. There was no further
trouble.
The world's most famous ex­
ample of a building haunted by su­
pernatural fires was the Bodey
Rectory in Essex, England. For two
centuries the rectory housed a wide
variety of diabolic influences, in­
cluding fire. Finally, the authorities
of the Church of England abandoned
the old building and sold it to a
retired sea-captain, W .H. Gregson.
One night, however, as Gregson
was sorting a box of books, a wall
of flames shot up, engulfed the
·
house, burning it to the ground.
It is likely that there are more
cases of these conflagrations than
have been reported and subjected
to investigation. Many people seem
hesitant to expose themselves to the
ridicule of non-believers. They
merely attribute the flames to
spontaneous combustion and let it
go at that. This tendency became
clear during the series of weird
happenings in the home of the
James Herrmanns on Long Island.
While there were no fires, small and
large objects whizzed about their
house, breaking and le aving wide
dents on walls and furniture. Since
the case received world-wide atten­
tion and a crew of scientists as­
sembled to investigate the pheno­
mena, the Herrmanns were very
much in the public eye. During
the period, many people wrote or
called with both advice and ques­
tions. A number of queries came
from people who had experienced
the fire phenomenon but h ad not
reported it to the police or to in­
vestigators in the field of the super­
natural.
From the various accounts, it
appears that some people attract
these spontaneous flames. There
seems to be a tendency, too, for
these individuals to be subnormal
mentally or subject to abnormali­
ties such as epilepsy or catalyptic
seizures.
According to Dr. Woodman,
writing for the Michigan Medical
News, he had met a young man
who could take a handkerchief, rub
it while breathing on it, and it
would burst into flames.
The late Vice-President of the
United States, Charles Dawes, in­
vestigated a young mechanic in
Memphis, Tennessee who, accord­
ing to the New Yark Sun, "took a
handkerchief, breathed on it and it
caught fire."
There has been no answer to the
eerie fire phenomenon. The serious
scientists and para-psychologists have
been led up blind alleys with each
probe they h ave made. Perhaps we
will know the cause tomorrow, but
today we only know these mys­
terious fire have happened. 0
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one-seventh of the entire land
surface of our earth, stretch ing in a
great swath round the Arctic Ocean,
1s permanently frozen. The surface of some
of this territory is bare rock, but the greater
part of it is covered with a layer, varying in
thickness from a few feet to more than 1 000
f&et, of stuff we call .. m uck." This is composed of
an assortment of different substances, all bound
together with frozen water, which becomes and acts
like rock. While its actual comp osition varies con­
sid erab ly from place to p lace, it is usually com­
p osed of fine sand or coarse silt, b ut it also includes
a high proportion of earth or loam, and often masses
of bones or even whole animals in various stages of
preservation or decomposition. There is so much of
the latter on occasion that even strong men find it
almost i mpossible to stand th e stench when it is
melting. This muck is spread all across northern Asia
and is exceptionally widespread in Northern Siberia . It
appears aga in in Alaska, and lies across the top of Canada
almost to H udson Bay.
The list of an imals that have been thawed out of this mess
would cover several pages. It includes the famous woolly
mammoths and woolly rhinoceroses, horses like those still
existing wild in Asia, giant oxen and huge kinds of cats and
dogs. In Alaska it also includes giant bison, wolves, and b ea­
vers, and an' apparently quite ordinary lion as well as many
other ani mals now extinct and some which are sti ll in exist·
ence, like the musk-ox and the ground squirrel. The presence
of the extinct species provides us with a fine set of ridd les,
and of those that are not extinct, with an othe r set; and the
absence of still others (like man) provide us with a third set.
The greatest ridd le, h ow�ver, is when, why, and h ow did all
these ass orted creatures, and in such abso lutely countless
numbers, get killed, mashed up, and frozen into this horrific
indecency?
There. is one corpse in particular that is exceptionally irk·
some. This is the famous Beresovka mammoth that was
thawed out of the frozen earth or .. muck" of northern Siberia
just after the turn of this century.
There was a time when there hard ly seemed to be any
real mystery- here, apart from the preservation of a nimals
long since extinct-in what was sometimes a perfect state.
When western science first became aware of the matter,
they summarily d ismissed it with the classic statement that
..the animals fe ll into the ice . " And, for quite a time, this
suggestion seems to have proved quite satisfactory to most
people; those who murm ured that one cannot fall into ice
were hushed by d ismal accounts of Swiss mounta ineers falling
into crevasses in glaciers.
It came to light, h owever, that there are n ot-and never
were-any glaciers in Siberia except on the upper slopes of
a few mountains, and that the animals are n ever found on
mounta ins, b ut always on the level plains only a little above
sea level. Further, it was po inted out that no b it of one has
ever been found in ice. They are all in the m uck.
These facts ind icated water as the agency which engulfed
the creatures. It was explained that they fell into rivers and

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 BY HAYD EN C. H EWES, D I R ECTOR, I U FO B
This report was investigated b y Daniel Garcia and Vic-
tor Johnston on December 9th, 1 972. Photographs are
documented by The I nternationa l U FO Burea u .
A single witness, one of outsta nding rel iability, Albert
Young, a former a i rcraft ins pector, reported examining at
close range, a winged a i rcraft of nea rly conventiona l
a ppearance which crashed into a fence i n Oklahoma
du ring a heavy U FO period.
The U FO in question has no visible power source. I n
addition , two neighbors were interviewed, who stated
that the subject is honest. The two witnesses of the U FO
were located at a pproximately the sa me time (each with i n
one hour) , a lmost due north of the Oklahoma site, in
Ka nsas (The Hays sightings).
Accord ing to witness You ng: "The skids o n the un der-
carriage hooked the two top barbwires, broke off a
post, and a lmost fli pped over on its back. If it hadn't
h it the fence, it would have hit me about chest high.
The era � was a bout 20-feet at wing-spa n . No occupa nt
was observed i n the domed area . Whoever built the craft
was a master a t camouflage • . ."
The case in que·stion was re·
ported to the International U FO
Burea u i n a letter written by a
friend of the witness. This case
has not been published i n a ny
newspapers, as the subject wanted
no publ icity.
However, the su bject gave ex-
elusive perm ission to the I U FOB
t o use h i s n a m e a nd photographs
i n BEYO N D REALITY.
"UFO CRASHES IN
OKLAHOMA"
M r. A l bert You n g l i ves on
a s ma l l fa rm not too fa r f rom
Enid, O k l a homa , wh i ch is
l ocated i' n the Nort hwestern
pa rt of the State . On t h e n i.ght
Of August 1 5 , 1 9 7 2 M r Yo u n g
·
Tracks left by UFO
let h i s dogs out p rior to goi n g
to bed . Wh i le wa l k i n g out i nto
as seen in this photo. art of
h i s cow l ot with h i s dogs , M r. fence wa• up -rooted from Impact
You n g obse rved a brightly colored obj ect a p-
proach i n g h i m f ro m the West . The object a ppea red
s i m i l a r to objects observed before.
M r. You n g tol d I nternat ion a l U FO B u rea u i n -
vest igato r s , Da n i el Ga rcia a n d Vic Joh n ston , " It
wa s mov i n g a bout as fa st a s a ma n at a fa st wa l k.
It slowed down a bout 50 feet West of me . " Ac·
t u a l l y the object wa s a l ot c l oser tha n est i mated .
36 Beyond Reality
The o bj ect "then ra i sed up to come over a fence
t hat wa s covered with ta l l weed s , " You ng con -
t i n ued .
The craft wh i c h a p pea red to be fol l owing a
fence l i ne had two " s k i d s " ' o n the u ndern eath
s i d e . You ng went on, � �the s k id s on the u nderca r-
rige h oo ked the two top ba rbwi res, b roke off a
post , a nd a l most f l i p ped over o n i t s b a c k . When
the U FO stopped , its nose wa s a bo ut 1 1/2 feet
away fro m where I stood .
As You n g l oo ked at the stra nge craft the nose
wa s on the g ro u nd w h i l e t h e ta i l was · in t h e a i r
at a steep a n gle. "Th e re wa s a f l a sh i n g red l i ght
i n the center of t h e Vf i n g wh i ch wa s est i mated to
be a bout 14 i nches in d ia m ete r. " Yo u n g told
Ga rcia and J o h n ston t hat the f l a s h i n g l i ght had
a p u l sa t i n g effect l i ke l i ghts seen on pol i ce patrol
ca rs s peed i n g craz i ly t h ro u g h c ity traff i c .
As You ng a pp roached t h e
u n u s ua l c raft he noti ced t hat
the w i n g spread wa s a bout
·
20 f eet wh t l e the l e n gt h was
a bout 1 8 feet. An est i mate
d ue to t h e fa ct t hat beyond
t h e f l a s h i n g l i ght a nyt h i ng
seen wa s most l y sha dow. ' 'The
f l a s h i n g l i ght wa s rotat i n g
cloc kw i se a n d conta i n ed four
red pa n e l s with sma l l holes i n
each of the pa n e l s l ett i ng out
wh ite l i ght, " h e brought out.
Desc r i b i n g the c raft You n g
sa i d it wa s a d u l l , dark col or,
possi b l y b l a c k or red or even
da rk gree n , a nd t hat the red
l ight on top made it a l most
i nv i s i b l e . "Whoeve r b u i lt t h e
� craft wa s a master a t ca mo-
fl age , you see o n l y what t h ey
.
wa nt yo u to see. "
I n a l l t h e u n u sua l a i rcraft wa s on t h e g ro u n d
maybe f i ve m i n utes. Du ri n g that t i m e , You ng , who
at one t i m e in h i s ca ree r wa s an a i rcraft i n -
spector for M c Don n e l not i ced t h at t he re were
no rivets i n t h e w i n g � " It was a l l one p iece. T h e
c raft , w h i c h l oo ked l i ke a n a i rp l a n e , d i d n 't have
d e - i ce rs o n its w i n gs . I l oo ked for a con vent iona l
prope l l e r. ( Continued on page 48 )
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NOSTRADAMUS: ENIGMA OF A PROPHET/ Continued from pa.ge 20

to France sought Nostradamu s as
the only th ing to be seen there."
His neighbors held him in awe and
respect ; kings, princes and prelates
beat a· path to his door; he was
never in want.He was made phy­
sician in ordinary to King Charle·s
the Ninth, and when he died in
1 5 66, he was a prophet with honor
in his own country.
From that day to the present the
fame of Nostradamus has been a
steady crescendo, one culmination
being a monument honoring him,
said honor being conveyed by the
Government of France i n the pre­
sent century.
The qu atrains of Nostradamus
cover the entire course of history
from his own times to the p resent
and beyond, and, over and over
again, history has caught up with
his predictions and fulfilled them
· i n the most startling man ner.
- ' Most of them concern the fate
of France, and particul arly by its
sceptic. He tends to say, "These
prophecies are so elastic; they are
vague and general and fit whatever
events you want them to fit." But
nobody who has devoted serious at­
tention to the prophecies believes
this. Sometimes I enjoy quoting
passages from the prophet to just
such a scoffer, then asking him to
firid another i nterpretation for the
prophecy than the one I apply to
it. Here are a few such passages :
"The queen will be sent to death
by jurors chosen by lot." This can
only refer to Marie Antoinette who
was condemned to death by twelve
jurors who were chosen by lot . Such
an event h ad n ever h appened in
history before and has never hap­
pened since.
One remarkable quatrain of Nos­
tradamus - the final one - reads :
The great Empire will be by
England
The all-powerful for more than
300 years
ledged supenonty over almost all
,
the rest. . And e xtremely disad­
vantageous for the Persians : P. M .
Sykes writes, "The provinces held
by Turkey were ceded to the Sultan.
In other words, Persia w as dis­
membered. "
T h e " 1 7 2 7, October" prophecy
was in print in the year 1 5 5 8 .
Another equally remarkably
dated prophecy on the French Revo­
lution is fou nd in the 1 6th century
Frenchman's prose writings . Nos­
tradamus has been describing a ter­
rible period in history in which the
clergy were persecuted, then adds :
There will be the greatest per­
secution of the Christian Church,
worse than that which took place
in A frica, and this endure to the
year 1 792 which people will think
to be a renovation of the age.
The Reds of the French Revolu­
tion hated Christianity to such a
degree that not only did they
murder multitudes of the clergy __.._

rulers . Not that Nostradamus Great forces will pass by land who has not heard of the September
ignores the rest of the world. But and sea,· massacres of 1 7 92-bu t they even
like other prophets, he is a patriot, The Portuguese will not be abolished the Christian Calendar,
concerned first and foremost with content with it. calling 1 792 Year One of the
the destiny of his own people, and England had not begun to be an Republic. Napoleon restored the
where he predicts events in the h is­ Empire when Nostradamus glanced calendar i n i 8 06, so Nostradamus
tories of other n ations, it is general­ over the Channel. B ut the 300 years was also precise i n his statement
ly where that h istory bears relevance h ave come and gone and the truth that they would think it to be a
to that of his own n ation. of the prophecy is plain. renovation of the age.
He devotes the greatest proper- Certainly the sceptic cannot find A prophecy involving the earlier
t ion of his prophetic attention to the various interpretations for the fol­ English Revolution contains a line
-
most momentous periods in his­ lowing dated prophecy : that has stunned sceptics - by their
tory. Hence the many quatrains on The year 1 727 in October own admission :
the French Revolution and the The King of Persia taken . by
. Parliament of London will put
Napoleonic era. those of Egypt . . . their king to death. ( Senat de
A word of warning to the reader "Those of Egypt" refers- to those Londres mettront a mort leur roy ) .
who would "crack" the prophecies · who ruled the land, who were the As every schoolboy knows, Oliver
on his own. He must remember at Turks. The King of Persia was not Cromwell had King Ch arles I sent
all times that Nostradamus is a literally kidnapped from the field to execution, and h e was legally
Frenchman. If he writes "the gov­ of battle but he was conquered in condemned by Parliament. H. G.
ernment," u nless he specifies other­ the year and month predicted. Wells, in his Outline of History
wise, he means his own government. Dreyss' Univers al Chronology states : states : "Such a thing h ad never
If he writes "the king," he means Year 1 72 7. Persia and Turkey. been he ard of in the world before ."
his own king, and so .on. When he Treaty of peace ( Oct. ) ; the Turks It was an u nthinkable thing that
is referring to other n ations he is keep all the country from Erivan, Nostradamus had predicted - for
quite capable of saying so. When in Georgia, to Tauris and Hamadon; his own time, that is. When he
his prophecy concerns, let us say the Sultan of Constantinople is penned the line, monarchs ruled by
England, he will say England, or recognized as the legitimate suc­ divine right. E lizabeth Tudor was
Britain, or the I sles. When the cessor of the caliphs. an almost absolute monarch and
prediction concerns Germany or Historian A. L. Castellan states : Parli ament w as an insignificant
Italy he wil n ame these n ations or "Th e Peace was very advantageous body.
mention some place-name in either for the Turks, since they conserved Let us now take a quatrain whose
country. proprietorsh ip over a great part of prophetic fulfillment took place i n
Oh, a little more concerning the this vast kingdom, and acknow- the l ifetime of m any of us. This

38 Beyond Reality
verse actually names a personage
not born when the prophecy was
penned. "The True Centuries" con­
tains several such quatrains.
The assembly will go out from
the castle of Franco,
The ambassador not satisfied will
make a schism :
Those of the Riviera will be
involved,
And they will deny the entry to
the great gulf. ( 9. 1 6)
My study of Nostradamus began
in 1 940. The quatrains I decided to
work on I typed on three-by-five­
inch cards, in both English and
French, and on the reverse side of
each card scribbled the fulfilling
historical {acts. These showed
around to various people for critical
comment. One of the prophecies
scrutinized was the "Franco" qua­
train. A friend studying · it com­
mented, "That last line, 'They will
deny the entry to the ·great gulf.'
must refer to Gibraltar." He opened
a book to a page showing a map
of the continent of Europe. It was
obvious. The great gulf was plainly
the gulf of the Mediterranean and
the entry was Gibraltar.
There were now two clues:
1 . Gibraltar.
2. The name Franco.
The interpretation of the pro­
phecy now became easy, something
that rarely happens in trying to
decipher Nostradamus before the
event. This emerged : There would
be a meeting on the Riviera between
the representatives of Franco and
of the Axis powers, but the out­
come would deny Hitler Gibraltar.
At this time no such meeting had
taken place on the Riviera.
For several months I carefully
scanned the front pages of the
newspapers, assured there would be
such a meeting. There was. On
February 1 3, 1 94 1 the New York
Times, headlining Riviera an­
nounced a conference between the
Axis emissaries and Fascist Spain
had begun. And Hitler wanted the
use of Gibniltar.
The situation looked black for
the Allies, and most of our news­
paper and radio commentators
gloomily felt that if Hitler asserted
himself the Axis would get Gibral­
tar.
Believing I had the key to the
prophecy, however, I confidently
awaited a contrary outcome, and
was not let down. The war h ad four
more years to go, yet in my Scribner
Nostradamus on Napoleon, Hitler
and the Present Crisis, published in
September of that same year,
ventured out on a limb :
After the war, history books
summarizing the part played by
Spain in the present conflict will
mention that Franco met Mussolini
on the Riviera, and refused to Co­
operate with the A xis to let troops
pass through Spain to Gibraltar.
If Nostradamus can write thus
forecastingly about· Spain and
Franco, can he do likewise with
America? Does he? Well, despite
some Nostradamians to the contra­
ry, he has little to say about our­
land. This is not surprising.
Nostradamus was French of the
French and was interested first and
foremost in his own nation. Prophets
put their own people first.
Nevertheless, he was the first per­
son in the . history of the world to
put into cold print the words :
government of A merica
The original French reads :
Chef de Londres par regne
L'Amerique
that is,
There will be a head of London
from the government of America.
The entire prophecy reads :
Head of London from the
government of America,
The Island of Scotland, he will
pave you by freezing;
They will have Reb for king, a
very false A ntichrist,
Who will put them all in an
uproar. ( 1 0.66 ) .
The Bible foretells the coming
of false Christs, but what is a false
Antichrist? Certainly not Christ, but
apparently one considered falsely to
be an Antichrist. However, "Time
testeth troth. "
When Nostradamus penned these
lines there was no government of
America and no connection between
England and America, for the first
colonists had not yet been sent over.
The quatrains seems to prefigure
a possibility of the near future :
something like Union Now With
Britain.
As to the future fate of the seer's
own nation, some things seem clear,
though all cannot be till history
catches up with prophecy. In most
cases, in interpreting Nostradamus
absolute sense cannot be made of
I predictions still to be fulfilled, but
notable exceptions exist. Now, for
instance, there are quatrains that
concern a future king of France, a
Bourbon, a Henry, fifth of his name,
who is to have a long and glorious
rule. Unlikely as this may seem for
this century, the lines are so limned
that Nostradamians who do not
agree with one another on other
quatrains of the things to come,
agree here. Apparently this future
ruler will be a king-emperor, whose
sceptre will extend over a Latin
bloc which includes France., Spain,
Portugal and Italy.
And Russia? Well, there be nu
war with the land of the Soviets,
despite dark clouds. For years I
have affirmed this in my public
lectures and on the Long John all­
night radio show - even during the
midst of the Cuban Crisis, and still
see no reason to change my mind.
Were there to be war between these
two giants - who at times seem to
express as much intelligence as
Fafner and Fasolt - Nostradamus
would have penned something about
it. But he has absolutely nothing.
Indeed, he has a very few qua­
trains on Russia. One of them con­
cerns the Russian Revolution :
Songs, chants and slogans of the
Slavic people
While princes and Lord are
captive in the prisons,
In the future, by idiots without
heads
Will be received as divine oracles.
The paramount trouble-center is
the Near East. An Arab Antichrist
is to arise with the military genius
of Napoleon and the cruelty of
Hitler. His war is known to students
of Bible prophecy as Armageddon.
Armageddon is Megiddo, a plain in
Palestine. This is not to say the
entire war will be fought there but
that Megiddo will be the pivotal
( Continued on page 46 )
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NUMEROLOGY / Continued from page 35

we find th at, water compan ies, Worthington Corp. People Drug Stores
soft drink companies, etc, etc., Gardner-Denver Rexall Drug
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tem . For exa mple, should the final as Restau rants, M a nufacturers of Carter Products
total come to 2 8 , you would then B re akfast Cere als, Suppliers of Tea, Dow Chemical
add 2 plus 8 equ als ten and this Coffee, Cocoa, Catering and Food Norwich Ph armacal
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AVOID DISASTER WITH PARASENSORY WARNI NGS / Continued from page
almost wild i n N e w Orleans. We
would sit i n the Library with a
book, reading and discussing m any
things. Those were joyous times
for me. However, it was during one
of these times that I told my dear
friend that her daughter was going
to marry a minister. She l aughed
and s aid that indeed, would be very
u nusual, but then, of course, she
would accept it if it happened. Her
d aughter was my very dearest friend,
and she is m arried to a B aptist
minister.
Now, I would like to go b ack
to a time when I was ten years old.
We had just moved into a different
neighborhood in Memphis, Ten­
n essee. About three blocks from u s
was a very huge a n d beautiful
house. However, it never was lived
in by any family for any length
of time. So, when the present fami­
ly moved out, my brothers and I
and some neighborho od kids went
to look over the house. It had abqut
fifteen room s and believe-you -me,
they were very beautiful rooms.
It was truly a Southern m ansion.
In one of the rooms that was
built onto the b ack porch, we
foun d huge chains fixed to the floor
NOSTRADAMUS: ENIGMA OF A PROPH ET /
point of strife between Arabs and
Jews.
The war seems to be about over
by the end of the century. The
French prophet has a remarkable
prediction which a n ewspaper
journalist some years ago misinter­
preted to mean the end of the world.
He frightened some people. B u t the
prophetic lines say nothing about
world's end :
The year 1 999 seventh month,
A great king of terror will
descend from the skies
To resuscitate the great king of
A ngolmois
A round this time Mars will reign
for the good cause.
For the good cause? Perhaps by
Be y ond Rea lity
46 Beyond R eality
and assumed that here slaves were
kept at one time. However, the most
u nusual incident happened when we
went into the b a sement. Of course,
there were no lights there because
no . one lived in the house . My
brother was � very brave person and
so he went first and started walking
around in the darkness of the base­
ment trying to find a window that
he cou l d open. He couldn't open
the window from the inside and
yelled at us to come on in, that it
was extremely dark there and we
might be able to adjust our eyes to
the darkness and see what was
there.
As I walked into the basement,
I found that the floor was dirt, no
concrete at all, just dirt, and this
frightened me somewhat. As a m at­
ter of fact the feelings were so
powerful, that the spirits of some of
the people who h ad died in that
house were there, that I felt that I
would suffocate if I didn't get out
of the basement. As I started back
toward the door, which my brother
had secured open with a huge stick,
the stick ju mped out and the door
slammed and there we were in ex­
treme darkness. We all scrambled to
Continued from page 39
the end of the century some war will
be t apering off, wth victory in sight
on the side of right. Who is this
king of terror? Only time will tell.
But the seer of Renaissance France
certainly selected an appropriate
century for his outer-space event.
H ad he predicted 1 899, 1 799, 1 699,
or even 1 5 99 - all fu ture dates for
him - the prophecy woul d h ave
made no sense . Now it is beginning
to. Angolmois is an old name for
a province of France. Some inter­
preters think the word is an
anagram of Mongol, making the
King of Terror a comi ng J enghis
Khan .
After the war to end war, Nostra­
damus has a beautiful l ine, " the
end of evils begu n . " There will be
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the door and out of there. It was
a very erie feeling because at . the
same time, we heard m any voices
upstairs and yet we knew that no
one was up there.
One of our favorite things in sum­
mer, the year that I was ten, was
to sit on the edge of the sidewalk
with many other kids in the neigh­
borhood and tell "ghost stories." I
still remember the n ames of some
of the kids from those days and
how frightened we all were about
1 1 : 00 p.m. when we knew th at we
had to go inside. Often, we did not
sleep.
The incidents that I have recalled
here actu ally happened and in each
instance, other than the last little
item about the "ghost stories," I
want to point out the effectiveness
of listening to the natural warning
that comes. This can happen to any
person who develops their sensitivi­
ty to any degree at all . If you listen
to the "within person " and if you are
extremely aware of the situ ations
in your life and of everything going
on aroun d you, then indeed, you
will hear warning sounds and
symbols and in time to protect your­
self. 0
world peace and it seems a world
government, with headqu arters at
J erusalem, chief city of the three
monotheistic religions, Jewish, Mos­
lem and Christi an.
In this dawn of mankind's dream
of a righteous New Ord::r, there is
to be what Nostradamus deems a
spiritual re naissance, when the
knowledge of Good sh all cover the
earth as the w aters cover the sea.
Sickness, age and de ath will diminish
and finally be overcome and man
will in time find himself and recog­
nize himself as a purely spiritual
being, incapable of destruction, but
capable of functioning on both this
plane and the so-called after-death
planes. Peace will be perpetual and
they shall learn war no more. 0
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 .
UFO REPORT / Confinued from page 36

There .wasn't one. There were no
jets, and the craft m ade no noise,"
he said.
"I felt the wing which was thicker
than an ordinary wing on a small
plane. The m etal was smooth with
the feeling of rough paint."
Thinking somehow it might pos­
sibly be a conventional craft, You ng
started to go under the wing to see
if there was a door, or an insignia
near the wing. As he did, he
brought out, "it started to raise u p
and slid back off the fence. I kept
ses h ave been located that also
reported UFOs not far from the
Oklahoma site .
Incident 1 . M rs. Colette Neely ,
hou sewife at H ays, Kansas, reported
that she with three others ( husband
James and friends Edward and Cecil
Ruder ) watched an object approach
H ays at approximately 1 0 p.m.
from the South on the night of
August 1 5 , 1 97 2 . The UFO was
movirig slowly and was reported as
"bright red with a size as large as
a pie plate . "
him and that he "seemed sincere . "
R o n added that he has known
Young for abou t 1 2 years and that
he "does not tell stories." The
Classens' were on vacation in
Colorado and were not at home
on the 1 5 th .
Another neighbor that has known
Young for the past 20 years told
the B u reau, "As far I know Albert
Young is an honest, reliable per­
son." M rs. Leona Dickinson added
that she had not talked with You ng
since the incident and did not know
·

my h ands on the wing and felt no Incident 2 . M r . Glenn Stricker, of it.

vibration from a motor. The craft
raised up a few feet, tilted some
and took off to the West and flew
out of sight. "
Young added, "Whoever built the
thing knew what they were doing.
It was better built than a German
aircraft." Young stated that he had
worked on over 8,000 aircraft dur­
ing World War II.
Thinking back just prior to the
craft crash ing into the fence, Young
said there was "no down-thrust
of air" because there was no dust
from the fields as the craft crossed
it and the fields were power dry .
While no beings were observed
inside the small dome on top, Young
believes that the craft was not from
this planet. "They must be from
outer space," he asserted.
It appears that additional witnes-
retired, reported that he and his
wife observed an object on the
evening of August 1 5 approxi m ately
1 0 : 1 5 p.m. travel ing North at a
slow rate of speed. "When I first
saw the obj ect it was about c;; t raight
East of me. Bec ause it was night,
it was di fficult to determine its size,
height, speed etc. It did seem, and
if that was true, it was probably
1 00-2 00 yards above the ground
traveling about 1 5-30 MPH. "The
craft was comparitable to that of
a large head)jght and appeared as
a "round red light."
Going back to the Okl ahom a
case, the Bureau checked on the
cred ibility of Young in that it was
a single witness case. His closest
neighbor is Ron and Linda Cl assen.
Ron told Bureau officials that
Young h ad reported the incident to
This Oklahoma Crash incident
is unusu ally strange i n that it gives
an account of a vehicle which can­
not be accounted for in terms of
any machine of known manufac­
ture. An obj ect which might easily
pass unnoticed due to its fairly con­
ventional configu ration
The witness in this incident once
again is of sufficient reJiability and
· has an aircraft background to relate
the U FO in terms of present air­
craft .
Although the description of the
UFO is unusual, similar descri p­
tions are on file at Bu reau head­
qu arters in Okl ahoma City. In­
vestigator Johnston who has been
research ing U FOs since the late
1 940s stated, "this case was one
of the most interesting that he has
invest igated in several years. " 0

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·:suppose that an apparition appears
before you next to a normal human
being. Both figures would appear
equally real and solid, and the ap­
parition would have color as wel l
as detail. The solidarity woul d ap­
pear the same from any angle.
"Light would operate on both
alike. One could hear the appari­
tion breathing and even the rustle of
its clothing if it were approached.
The apparition would be reflected
in any available mirror and also
cast shadows."
Tyrell, according to the Rev. J.
Gordon Melton, brought out that
the apparition would most likely
seem to be aware of our presence
and manifest that awareness by
facial expressions and movements
of the hand. I f it would touch us,
the touch would be as a normal
person touching us.
"There would, however, be sig­
n ificant differences between the ap­
parition and a normal person," the
Rev. Melton brought out. For
instance, a touch, while feeling
norm al, wou ld possibly be accom­
panied by a sensation of cold. The
solidarity of the apparition woul d
be questionable, as our hand would
be able to move through it."
The spirit would not photograph
nor would there be any conversa­
tion ( if taped on a tape recorder ) .
The apparition, after a while would
disappear, either suddenly or slow­
ly, by fadi ng or just walking out of
the door. Other paranormal activi­
ty might accompany the appari­
tion.
Anglican Clergyman J. Stafford
Wright recounts one encounter with
an apparition in his book, "Mind,
Man And Spi rits."
The encounter was a� a New
Year's Day service of Holy Com­
munion .
W ri g h t was re a d i n g the Ten Com­
m a n d m e n ts t o his congregation in
a n early part of the service. Sud­
denly, h e n o te d a latecomer enter
i n to the church. He was an elderly
m a n who was we a ring a brown
overcoat .
The "individual" caught the Cler­
gy m a n 's eye a n d too k a scat n c a r
t h e n: a r o f t h e C h u rc h . D u r i n g t h e
Com m u n io n , t h e m e m bers o f ' t h e
50 Beyond Reality
Continued from page J3
sm all congregation came forward to
be Served. All were women except
the Verger in his black gown .
Said Wright l ater : "There were
no signs of the man who arrived
late. So, afterward, I asked the
Verger what happened to him. He
seemed surprised, and told me no­
body had come in late. I persisted
that he had come in by the door
on my right, and had passed right
in front of the Verger. His reply
gave me the traditional creepy feel­
ing down the back; for he said, 'He
couldn't have come i n by that door,
sir. We always keep that door
locked, except for funerals."
Coincidence or Reincarnation?
On a Monday morning l ate i n
J uly of 1 93 5 , Joan B igby, ( Beyond
Real ity secured her n ame via old
court records ) a tall, raven h aired
and striking , be autiful girl of 24,
had stepped out of the Felony Court
Building and into the sunbaked
streets of downtown M anhattan,
New York.
Arrested by police the day be­
fore on a prostitution charge, she
had been held without bail over­
night, . and had a hearing in court
that morning.
Although she'd been a prostitute
all of her adult life, in and out of
reform school as a child and back
and forth from the Women's H ouse
of Detention as an adult, she had
somehow gotten off this time with
only a severe · tongue-lash ing, a
small fine and a suspended sentence.
·As soon as she'd stepp ed off the
curb to cross over to C ity Hall, an
onrushing truck had smacked i nto
her, crushing her skull on impact,
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 THE KISS OF LIFE
Some years ago I had to enter
a Genilan hospital. I was down with
a deadly combination of flu and
pneumonia. The doctors did their
best but, finally, had to give it up.
I was transferred to a "dying cham­
ber" - a room customarily used
in that country for patients with
no hope for further living.
Two more hopeless men lay in
that room ; one - beside me - an
Estonian seaman. He had no friends
nor relatives seeing after him. A
young Estonian nurse was said to
be working with the hospital ; but .
she never came to look up her
countryman.
The final night for the poor
seaman arrived. At midnight I heard
him murmuring, "Dying . . . dy­
ing . . . " Was it an expression of
fear, or of relief - I didn't know. I
felt semiconscious myself all the
evening. Then right at the same
time, I suddenly fell asleep. And
started dreaming immediately. I saw
the young Estonian girl entering the
room, bending over my pillow. She
placed a long, sweet, and refreshing
kiss on my chopped lips. A wonder­
fun feeling appeared, and a deep,
deep reviving sleep came over
me . . . When I awoke in the morn­
ing - my fever was gone! The
crisis was over - I was well. To
the great surprise of all the attend­
ing hospital personnel.
But the seaman had died at that
midnight . . . H ad some sparks of
life sprung over to me at that mo­
ment? Or was it j ust a time coin­
cidenc;e of both the events?
Still it would be hard to explain,
in a ratim i alistic manner, - the ap­
pearance and the pattern of my
strange dream, the vision of the
girl had not projected her in my
thoughts ; did not expect any favor
from her or the deceased. 0 that we always knew what the other
Alfred Kranz
I was thinking.
2 7 1 6 Oakgrove
Toledo, Ohio 436 1 3
WAS IT PSYCHIC
COMMUN ICATION?
About all I can offer for. docu­
mentation is My word. I have lost
contact with the friend I herewith
speak of, and the incident was never
mentioned to our parents for fear
of retaliation ( why were you sleep­
ing on the job,etc? ) .
Perhaps my words will become
a little more palatable if you know
something about me. I am a public
school administrator in Southwest­
ern Michigan and a Notary Public
for the County of Berrien.
Here is my experience :
The summer of 1 9 60 promised
to be free from many of the normal
responsibilities one would expect
after graduating from high school.
A friend and I had a job p ainting
a house. The owners were gone all
day · and we had until school started
in the fall to finish. We took fre­
quent breaks and generally got
along well. Perhaps one thing led
to another - we'll probably never
know - but many small inconse­
quential events took place that sum­
mer that at the time we didn't as­
sociate with any psychic ability.
We hadn't really gotten into ESP
although it was mentioned on
occasion. Some of the things that
happened that summer could have
been due to coincidence or merely
the close and continual association
of two friends. It seemed, however,
Many times -during our breaks
we would amuse ourselves with
archery practice. On one particular­
! y hot and humid day when every
move was an effort, my friend
decided to take a short nap in the
shade on one side of the house. We
had our . . target set up against one
of the many giant pine trees on
. the grounds which was to the right
and in front of my sleeping friend.
I felt his nap would provide me
with opportunity for some extra
practice.
After a few rounds, one of my
shots went wild above the target.
But instead of settling safely in the
ground at some distance, it glanced
off one of the pine boughs and to
my horror headed directly toward
my friend. Everything happened so
fast that I didn't h ave time to cry
out a warning at least not verbally.
At the last instant my friend sud.:.
denly moved to the side and the
arrow imbedded in the house in
the same spot he had been. If h e
didn't move when he did, h e would
have been ki.lled. In talking about
if afterwards, all he could remem- .
ber was a feeling of danger and that
something was rushing at him. 0
E. Thomas Norbey
5960 Willow Creek Path
Stevensville, Mi. 49 1 27

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FROZEN MAMMOTHS / Continued from p_age 33
were then deposited miles away i n
deltas and estu aries u nder l ayers of
silt. This sou nded splendid at first,
but then the next group of riddles
appeared. These animal remains
were not i n deltas, swamps, or es­
tuaries, but were scattered all over
the country. Almost without ex­
ception, they were stuck in the
highest levels of the curious, flat,
low plateaus that occur all over the
tundra between the river valleys. I t
was also pointed out that the whole
of Northern Asia, Alaska, and
Western Canada could never have
been one v ast delta, nor could their
rivers have wandered about all over
this higher land, depositing muck
uphill. But last, and worst of all, a
number of these animal s were per­
fectly fresh, whole and undamaged,
and sti l l either standing or at least
kneeli ng upright.
A mammoth fal1 ing into a river
filled with melt-water is not going
to be carried along in an upright
position and deposited thus miles
away. Also, elephants are very good
swimmers i n any case, and, owing
to the huge amounts of vegetable
matter they must keep in their
stomachs at all times and which
develop much gas, it is well-nigh
impossible to sink them . Before this
c an be accomplished they have to
be in an adva nced state of decom­
position or even to have burst. Then
their remains would be shoved,
bumped and probably rolled over
and over along the bottom of the
river before coming to rest in their
final silty graves. But these stand­
ing animals were perfect, not burst,
and with their fur coats in good
order; they were not decomposed.
On the contrary; their flesh was
perfectly preserved. So the water
theory had to be abandoned .
Next, mud became popular.
There are certain kinds of clays
found on the tundra only a few
inches of which are sticky enough
to hold a m an by his feet ; and so
some intrepid Russian scientists sug­
gested that, given a few feet of this
substance, it cou ld hold a mam moth
till he froze to death . Despite the
fact that no such substance has ever
54 Beyond Real ity
been found either holding or lying
u nder any frozen animal, this idea
at first came almost as a rel ief and
was heartily adopted by almost
everybody. But there are always, it
seems, some spoil-sports in mam­
moth hunting; they pointed out not
only the above fact but also that
this hypothetical "goo" would have
had to be unfrozen at the time, and
that this could only mean that the
temperature of the air was well
above freezing. The ani m als must
therefore have been frozen after
death-probably by starvation-in
which case they would h ave fallen
over and starte d to decompose . Two
emendations were therefore pro­
posed.
The first was the idea that the
animals fell into gulches, breaking
down the banks as they fell and
being engulfed in mud, and then
that a sudden drop in temperature
took place and they were frozen,
upright. The other was that, after
they got stuck, a gigantic blizzard
blew up and froze both them and
the goo forever. Both theories sound­
ed possible, but both were imme­
diately shown to be impossible. It
was particularly this B eresovka
specimtal that proved this.
The B eresovka mam moth w as
discovered by a Siberian tribesman
aroun d the turn of the century. It
was sticking head first out of a
bank of the B eresovka R iver, a
tributary of the mighty Kolym a
which empties into the Arctic Ocean .
This man axed off the tusks and
took them to sell at the nearest
trading post, at Yakutsk, and there
he told the Cossack who bought
them about the rest of the animal.
Now there was an ukase promul­
gated by the Czar in force at that
time, stating that all mammoth or
other frozen-an imal discoveries were
to be reported to the govern ment.
Th is the Cossack did, and a scien­
tific exped ition was sent by the
National Academy of Sciences from
St. Petersburg. The members of this
company built a shack over the
corpse and lighted fires within to
thaw it out. They then dismember­
ed it carefully, packed up the parts,
refroze them in the air outside and
sledded them to the Trans-Siberia n
Railroad .
This corpse was sort of squatting
at the back-end, but was raised on
one foreleg in front, with the other
held forward as i f about to salute.
M uch of the head, wh ich was stick­
ing out of the bank, had been eaten
down to the bone by local wolves
and other anim als, but of the rest
most was perfect. M ost im portant,
however, was that the lips, the
lin ing of the mouth , and the tongue
were preserved . Upon the last, as
well as between the teeth, were por­
tions of the animal's l ast meal,
which for some almost incom­
preh ensible reason it h ad not had
time to swallow.
This meal proved to have been
composed of de licate sedges and
grasses and-most amazing of all­
fresh buttercup flowers. The stom ach
contained many more qu arts of
similar m ateri al. This discovery, in
one fell swoop, just about demol­
ished all the previous theories about
the origin of these frozen anim als
and negated almost everyth ing that
was subsequently put forward. In
fact, it presented a royal ijush of
new riddles .
Fi rst, the mammoth was upright,
but it had a broken hip. Second,
its exterior was whole and perfect,
with none of its two-foot-long sh ag­
gy fu r rubbed or torn off. Third,
it was fresh ; its parts, although
they started to rot when the heat
of the fire got at them, were just
as they h ad been in life ; the stom ach
contents. had not begun to decom­
pose. Finally, there were these but­
tercups on its tongue.
Perhaps none of these things
sound very startling at first, but if
you will examine them, one at a
time, employing simple logic and
good, com mon horse-sense, you will
immediately fi nd that they add up to
an incred ible picture . Let us take
the points in succession.
That the animal had a broken hip
shows that some very strong force
must have bee n exerted upon it
either before or after death . By the
position of the corpse it would at
first seem that this was caused be­ minus- 1 00° Fahrenheit have recent­
fore death by the animal's falling ly been recorded in Antarctica, and
into one of the famous gulches and the air customarily registers much
then having struggled to get out less than zero over wide areas of
with its forefeet. However, there is the earth, yet very large numbers
no reason why the fracture could of animals live happily at such tem­
not have taken place after the animal peratures. Sled-dogs burrow
was dead and be due to some great the snow to sleep in Antarctica and
weight placed upon it while loose thereby obtain some protection, but
material remained beneath it. The they also stand about in the open
animal may, indeed, have slipped for hours, even when a near hur­
and injured itself, though from what ricane is blowing-and moving air
or into what there is absolutely no has a much greater chilling effect
evidence. It had obviously not been than still air. Men, though admit­
either inundated or washed away by tedly well clothed, have been out
a flood, and it had not been in temperatures of minus- 1 00 ° for
drowned. Third, and very impor­ up to half an hour-and in a roaring
tantly, it was not only frozen but blizzard to boot-without
perfectly so. lungs freezing; but much
The flesh of many of the animals amazing were the little
found in the muck must have been ponies that Scott took on his ill­
very rapidly and deeply frozen, for fated dash to the South Pole in 1 9 1 1 .
its cells were not burst and, although He got these to the dome of the
one mammoth has been found by Antarctic icecap, and they had to
the radiocarbon dating method to stand out in the open all the time,
be just over 1 0,000 years old, the yet they survived as long as their
flesh of these animals was remark­ food supply lasted. In fact, it takes
ably fresh and some was devoured a very great deal of cold to kill a
by the explorers' sledge dogs. warm-blooded animal, and especial­
At minus 40° Fahrenheit, it takes ly one that is already
twenty minutes to quick-freeze a inured to it.
dead turkey and thirty to preserve It now transpires, from
a whole side of beef. But these studies, that mammoths,
are mere bit� of meat. not live covered in a thick underwool and a
animals clothed in fur and contain­ long overcoat-and in some c ases
ing blood, internal organs and food, having quite a layer of fat-were
at a living temperature of about not specially designed
98 ° . conditions ; a little further considera­
The problem i s to extract all the tion will make it plain that they did
heat from the whole beast, but this not live in such conditions.
can only be done from the outside­ That they did not live perpetual­
and by working inward. Unless we ly or even all year round on the
have tremendous cold outside, the arctic tundra is really very obvious.
center of the animal-and notably First, the average Indian elephant,
its stomach-will remain compara­ which is a close relative
tively warm for some time, probably mammoth and just about the same
long enough for decomposition to size, has to have several hundred
start in its contents, while the actual pounds of food daily just to survive.
chilling of the flesh will be slow For more than six months of the
enough for large crystals to form year, there is nothing for any such
within its cells. Neither event oc­ creature to eat on the tundra, and
curred with the mammoths. yet there were tens of thousands of
Here we must digress for a mo­ mammoths. Further, not one trace
ment to consider a related riddle­ of pine needles or of the
namely, how these animals were all of any other trees were
killed so suddenly. ( And please stomach of the Beresovka
note, I do not mean at the same moth ; little flowering buttercups,
time ) . Temperatures of lower than tender sedges and grasses
found exclusively. Buttercups will
not grow even at forty degrees, and
they cannot flower in the absence
of sunlight. A detailed analysis of
the contents of the Beresovka mam­
moth's stomach brought to light a
into long list of plants, some of which
still grow in the arctic, but are ac­
tually much more typical of south­
ern Siberia today. Therefore, the
mammoths either made annual mi�
grations north for the short sum�
mer, or the part of the earth where
their corpses are found today was
somewhere else in warmer latitudes
at the time of their death, or both.
Here is a really shocking ( to our
their previous way of thinking ) picture :
more Vast herds of enormous, well-fed
Shetland beasts not specifically designed for
extreme cold, placidly feeding in
sunny pastures, delicately plucking
flowering buttercups, at a tempera­
ture in which we would probably
not even have needed an overcoat.
Suddenly they were killed and some­
times without any visible sign of
violence and before they could so
much as swallow a last mouthful of
somewhat food, and then were quick-frozen
so rapidly that every cell of their
several bodies is perfectly preserved, d�spite
though their great bulk and their high tem­
perature. What, we m ay well ask,
could possibly do this?
Fossils of plants requiring sun­
for arctic light every day of the year-which
is far from the condition pertaining
about the poles-have been found
in Greenland and on Antarctica.
This alone proves that at some time
in the past either the poles have
not been where they are now, or
those portions of the earth's sur­
of the face that lie about the poles today
were once elsewhere. Astronomers
and engineers concur in stating that
the rotational axis of the earth can­
not ever have shifted because the
earth is a vast flywheel, and even
if any force great enough could be
found to so shift it, it would fly
apart.
leaves Ergo, the crust of the earth must
in the have shifted. Whether it did so in
mam­ bits and the bits then shifted around
reciprocally as suggested by Wegen­
were er, or whether it moved as a whole
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FROZEN MAMMOTHS/ Contin ued
as propou nded by Hapgood can­
not be debated here. The latter
seems the more probable at present,
but in either case, if the crust does
from time to time come unstruck
from the central body of the spin­
ning earth, it will start to move and
new parts of it will drift in u nder
the poles. However, the circumfer­
ence at the equ ator bulges by twen­
ty-six miles com pared with the
mean average circumference of the
earth as measured north and south
through the poles. This means that
any portion of the crust heading
for the equ ator is going to h ave to
stretch by th irteen m iles, while any
moving toward a pole will h ave to
contract by the same amount. And
what must then happen?
The crust of the earth is esti­
mated to be variously between twen­
ty and sixty miles thick. This is
re ally very l ittl e com pared to the
whole eatth, being only about as
thick as the outer skin of an onion .
I ts rocks are to some extent plastic,
but are like taffy in that they can
be stretched slowly, but will break
if pulled too fast. Therefore, if a
part of the crust goes up over the
rise of the equator too fast, it will
crack open and form vast rock­
bergs, while the material from the
layer beneath it will come welling
up to fi ll th ese cracks and some­
times even to flow out in great
sheets such as are found all over
the earth. Also, both about the
equ ator and toward the poles, where
the crust is being squeezed, every
avail able volcano will be set off.
Now, volcanoes, when in· erup­
tion, not only spew out lava and
hurl out rocks but also eject masses
of dust particles, steam and other
gases. Some of the dust m ay be shot
into the upper atmosphere and then
drift all around the earth . After
the Indonf!sian island of Krakatoa
blew up in 1 8 8 3 , there were m ag­
nificent sunsets all over the earth
for several years because of this
dust. Other great volcanic eru ptions
h ave actu ally affected rainfall be­
cause moistu re gathers around small
particles, and the gases-notably
carbon dioxide, if present-have a
marked effect upon the content of
the atmosph ere. It h as been esti-
56 Beyond Reality
m ated that if only twenty m ajor
volc anoes went off at the same time,
all m anner of positively terrifying
things could happen to our old earth
and thus. also to both us and m am­
moths. In fact, this m ay be the
answer to most of our riddles. This
theory is buttressed by the fact that
gre at l ayers of volcanic dust have
been found interlarded with the
muck in Alaska.
A sudden mass extrusion of dust
and gases would cause the forma­
tion of monstrous amounts of rain
and snow, and it m ight even be so
heavy as to cut out sunlight al­
together for days, weeks, or months
if the crustal m ovements continued.
Winds beyond a nything known to­
day would be whipped up, and cold
fronts of vast l engths would build
up, with violent extremes of tem­
perature on either side. There woul d
be forty days and n ights of snow i n
one place, continent-wide floods i n
another, and roaring hurricanes,
seaquakes, and earthquakes bring­
ing on landslides and tsunamis ( so­
called tidal waves ) i n others, and
many other disturbances. But per­
haps most important may have been
the gases which would probably
h ave been shot up highest of all.
What woul d happen to them?
And this is where we get· back
to quick-freezing mammoths, for
frozen-food experts have pointed
out that to do this, starting with a
healthy, live specimen, you woul d
have t o drop t h e temperature o f the
air surrounding it down to a point
well below minus- 1 50 ° Fahrenheit.
There are two ways of freezing
rapidly-one is by the blast method,
the other by the mist process ; these
terms expl ain themselves . Moreover,
the colder air or any other gas be­
comes, the heavier it gets. If these
volcanic gases went up far enough
they would be violently chilled and
then, as they spiralled toward the
poles, as all the atmosphere i n time
does, they would begi n to descend.
When they came upon a warm layer
of air, they wou l d weigh down u pon
it and pull all the heat out of it and
then would eventually fall through
it, probably with increasing momen­
tum and perhaps in great blobs,
pouring down through the weakest
spot. And if they did this, the blob
would displace the air already there,
outward i n all directions and with
the u tmost violence. Such descend­
ing gases might well be cold enough
to kill and then instantly freeze a
mammoth .
Consider now our poor mammoth
placidly munching away in his
m eadow, perhaps even under a
warm sun. The sky need not even
cloud over, and there need not even
be a dust haze where he is living,
which would appear to h ave then
been about where Central Asia is
today. . All of a sudden, i n a mat­
ter of minutes, the air begins to
move in that peculiar way one m ay
experience at the end of the arctic
summer when the first cold front
descends and the temperature m ay
drop 60 o in an hour.
All the mammoth feels is a sudden
violent tingling all over his skin and
a se.aring pain i n his lungs ; the air
seems suddenly to have turned to
fire . He takes a few breaths and
expires, his lungs, throat, eyeballs,
ears and outer skin already crystal­
l ized . If he is near the center of the
blob, the terrible cold envelops him,
and i n a few hours h e is a standi ng
monument of what is v irtually
"rock". Nor need there be any
violence until the snow comes softly
to pile up on him and bury him.
And here we leave him for a mo­
ment and turn to his distant cousin
chewing away in Alaska, just out­
s ide the area where the blob
descends. What h ap pens to him?
The s ky here probably does cloud
over, and it may even start to snow.
something he has not before en­
countered in September, when he is
in the north on h is summer migra­
tion. He starts to pad off for cover.
But then comes a wind that rapidly
grows and grows in fury and ex­
plodes i nto something unimaginable .
He is l ifted off h is feet and, along
with bison, lion, beaver from ponds,
and fish from rivers, is hurled
against trees and rocks, tom literal­
ly to bits and then bowled along to
be finally flung into a seething
caldron of water, mud, shattered
trees, boulders, mangled grass and
sh rubbery and bits of his fel lows
and other animals. Then comes the
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cold that freezes the whole lot, and
fin ally when the holocaust is over,
the snow to cover it all.
This is ex actly the state of affairs
that we find in Alaska, where the
mammoths and other animals, with
one or two significant exceptions,
were all literally torn to pieces while
still fresh. Young and old alike were
cast about, m angled and then frozen .
There are also, however, other
areas where the animals are
mangled, but had time to decompose
before being frozen ; and still others
where they decomposed down to
bones and were then either frozen
or not. Beyond these again, there
are similar vast m asses of animals,
including whole herds or families,
all piled together into gulleys and
riverbeds and other holes, where
only bones remain.
H ere may be the answer to our
riddle of why we find mammoths
with buttercups i n their teeth in one
place, shredded but still-edible
m ammoths in another, rotting mam­
moths i n a th ird, and mammoth
boneyards somewhere else. The
animals were frozen whole where
the blobs of cold air descended be­
fore the winds began, shredded and
frozen where the winds came before
the cold had spread out, and reduced
to bones where the animals h ad time
to decompose before the cold
reached them or where it failed to
reach.
The remains, if still sticking out
of the ground where the m iddle of
the blob occurred, would have been
safely sealed in if snow came, as
the Beresovka m am moth probably
was. A true icecap n ever formed
in Siberia, but there is evidence
that one once started to grow there ;
it soon d�ed away, and as it did so,
vast floods of melt-water brought
great qu antities of silt down from
the south- which is the direction
the rivers flow in Siberia-and
deposited it upon the compacted
snow. This froze in the fall, but
melted in the spring, and since a
dark material absorbs more heat,
it gradually, year by year, dissolved
the snow below and descended u pon
and eventually enveloped the qu ick-
58 Beyond Reality
frozen mam moth by the slow substi­
tution of chilled silt for compacted
snow.
T-his does not of course purport
to be the expl anation of this singular
phenomenon, nor is it put forward
as more than j ust one possible way
in which what is observed could
have come abou t. There are aspects
of it that don't quite jell-and per­
haps this is for once an excusable
pun. Principal among these is the
extremely k notty question ( an in­
excusable one ) of just how a frozen
mammoth or anyth ing else above
ground actually got into a stratum
of frozen muck which is rock-hard.
This is the conundrum that annoys
everybody and the one over which
the "experts" invariably stumble.
And stumble they have, ending
with a veri table outbu rst by a lead­
ing buffoon in a frightfully august
scientific publ ication a few ye ars
ago ( whose name shall remain off
the record as I do not wish to
subj ect anybody to outrigh t ridi­
cule ) . Trouble is, nobody has yet
thought up even a possible explana­
tion for this bus iness apart from
the one quoted above, and this, as
I say, is more than just dubious.
Let us examine the m atter, di sregard­
ing the causes of whatever did
happen .
In order to freeze , or rather deep­
freeze, a large elephantine you have
not only to freeze it ( externally )
but literally deep-freeze it right to
its m iddle, and bloody fast to boot;
otherwise, first the contents of its
alimentary tract, and then all its in­
ternal organs, will start l iterall y to
"cook" due to the release of heat
from bacterial action as in a vege­
table compost heap. Now, there are
those who state that this is just the
way in �. h ich the i nsides of these
ma mmoths did get themselves
p reserved, and I will second the
motion in that I once spent th ree
wee ks on a tropical beach cutting
up a fi fty-foot sperm whale that had
manifestly been dead for months,
and found that the muscu lar t issue
deep inside was pe rfectly "fresh"
and neither "blue" ( as we say of
com pletely raw steaks ) nor over-
don e. So far so good, at least for the
inside; but what of the outside?
If th ere was a drop of some 1 5 0°
to 2 00 ° i n the air temperature, the
int egu ment and any bits and pieces
sticking out, l i k e eyeballs and gen i­
talia, would in deed be almost in­
stan tly deep-frozen . However, the
( non-deep-freeze ) expert should be
informed that such an outer coating
of deep-freeze is the best way to
insu late the next l ayers within a
solid, sealed body. Don't forget that
··cold" is not the opposite of "heat ; "
it is t h e natural state, while heat is
but a molecular agitation. Thus! } OU
cannot draw cold out of any thi ng,
bu t you can dissi pate heat . By this
score, · 'cold" cannot diffuse i nto a
body ; rather, said body has to dis­
semi nate or diffuse i ts heat, the reby
becoming what we call "colder ;'' and
in the case of a thing l i ke a mam­
moth this will take quite some time
when it is enshrined in an insulating
capsule of deep-freeze. So there are
problems in the m iddle la) ers too.
But next, the re ally vital question.
Whether you ge t the damned thing
deep- frozen all through or not, how
do you get it into a solid mass of
something else deep-frozen, without
destroying or damaging its outside
and/or without said outside rotting
due to warmi ng-up, and refreezing?
Th is is where the theory that the
Beresovska mammoth got hit and
instantly killed and frozen on the
surface-i .e., in air-and was sub­
sequently "buried" breaks down.
That it was so, however, is obvious
and, what is more, it is almost as
sure that it was frozen first and
then buried later, rather than the
other way around-vide the perfect
condition of its exterior and ( don't
forget ) the little buttercups. The
idea that it was first covered with
snow and that this then compacted
to fim, and thence to ice ( glacial
type ) , and finally to pal aeocrystic
or "fossil" ice is perfectly splendid;
but how then did the muck get in
the act? There are only two alter­
n atives : either there never was any
snow or ice in the fi rst and second
places but an ove rwhelming tide
of muck came along immediately
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FROZEN MAMMOTH S I Continued from page 58
after the elephantine deep-freezing
event ; or said snow and ice was
gradually replaced by muck. But
neither of these ideas work either.
First, the thing could not h ave
been overwhelmed by muck because
said muck would have also been
deep-frozen and therefore of the
· I su ppose you will say at this
consistency of a rock. ( Th at it would
have h ad to flow uphi11 is something
else, and a point the advocators of
this theory will have to explain ) .
Second, aga in how did successive
floods of muck, warm enough to be
plastic, flow uphill and, more so
how could the outside of the frozen
beast-standing presumably now i n
pristine isol ation like a statue due
to the warmed tem perature which
presumably melted all snow and
ice- fail to melt and so rot ; and
when a hai ry beast rots from the
outside in a moist atmosphere, the
first th ing that happens is that the
STRANGE AND UNKNOWN I
breaking the once-beautiful body
which men had craved, which she
h ad so often misused.
Joan Bigby had died violently that
morning 38 years ago.
Or had she . . .
In the early Fall of 1 970, Carol
Ann McCartney ( BE YOND RE­
ALITY has substituted a fictitious
nam e for her real identity for
obvious reasons ) , an Education
Major at Columbia University, was
taken by ambulance to a private
sanitorium on Long Island, where
she was treated for a severe mental
collapse .
Early in her 38 ye ars, Carol h ad
searched her soul for the key to her
own future h appiness. She was very
unattractive, physically, and so she
ascertained, romance was out of the
question .
Yet, being only human, a deep
depression would overtake her when­
ever she though t of the thrill of love
which she knew would be denied
her.
She realized that she had to
devote her life to something where
she wouldn't think of her short­
coming. Or would do so as little as
possible.
That something was the pursuit
60 Beyond R e a l ity
outer layer of the skin sloughs off.
No, dear experts, these ideas just
won't work . You can't h ave i t both
ways and you seem ingly can't h ave
it either way this time; yet there are
the bloody anim als to prove that you
must have it.
point : "OK, you t h ink you're so
damned sm art, you tell us what
happened. " Well, I can't, and after
some thirty years on this bit I don't
think I am going to try any m ore .
There are those that seem to feel
I am advocating some kind of ca­
taclysm to account for all these
m ass deaths, and cataclysms un­
ne rve everybody, let alone scientists.
I am not advocating such, t hough
) do think that the suddenly descend­
ing globs of super-cold air would
seem to go further than any other
theory to explain the results ob­
.
servable. As to the procedure and
Continued from page so
of knowledge . . .
For the past several years she
had been a student, getting degree
after degree. In another year she
had planned to teach at a M anhattan,
· New York Un iversity.
However, the summer before her
mental health had failed, she had
met a young m an, and had fallen
deeply, passionately i n love .
However, her love for t h is m an
was rewarded with indifference. This
had driven her to despair and final­
ly into a state of complete nervous
disorder.
The drug that her psychi atrist
h ad injected into her, had calmed
her into such a state that she could
relate exactly what h ad been bother­
ing her, with a clear mind and i n
mature, detached terms .
Farther a n d farth er back into h er
childhood the doctor probed, until,
under total hypnosis, she was a
child again, speaking as a child,
behaving as a child, telling of
chil dhood things .
Suddenly, under the full i mpact
of the drug, which we believe in­
duced some type of self-hypnotism,
she stood squ arely in the center of
the room, hands seductively m oving
down her breasts, her body, swaying
process for freezing the stuff I can
but rely on the real experts in the
meat industry. When it comes to
floods of non-froze n m uck running
uphill I tend to give up, since I
know, as a trained geologist, that the
very idea is totally il1ogical though I
suppose nothing is impossible. But
getting a solid, deep-frozen eleph an­
tine into a solid m ass of rock com­
pletely buffaloes ( or should I say
''elephants" ) me. If only somebody
who knows wh at he or she is talk­
ing about would come u p with a
suggestion that might at least work
on logical grounds or in accord
with our present knowledge of phy­
sics, I would not only be happy but
I could start m aking preparations
for m y wake So, I am the execu­
tive secretary of a society stated to
be founded for "The Investigation
of the Unexplained." Splendid; but
so help m e ! 0
rhythmically to a tune she began to
hum .
When the doctor told her t o sit
down, she became angered.
"Nobody orders me around," she
insisted. "Not Joan Bigby . . . "
The startled, yet patient physician
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her face and screamed, then she
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l n the weeks that followed the
young mental patient h ad told the
psych iatrist m any th ings about J oan
B igby, things too personal to print
here and th ings that only Joan
B igby herself wou ld h ave known .
Curiosity h ad gotten the better of
the doctor and he decided to i nves­
tigate the facts he had been told
about Joan B igby.
Digging into court records, news­
paper clippings and other files, he
had come to realize that Joan Bigby
h ad indeed existed, was a prostitute
and h ad died in the m anner related.
But more important, he uncover­
ed something else : Joan Bigby was
killed within hours before his patient
was born. 0
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Gordon T u rner, one of E n g l a n d ' s
foremost s p i ritua l hea l e rs wi l l be
a feat u red spea ker at t h e S E F
A n n ua l Confe rence, t o b e held
May 1 7t h - M ay 1 9t h , 1 973 at the
Bisma rck Hotel , C h i cago. Author
of , .An O ut l i ne of S p i rit u a l Hea l ·
i n g , " M r. T u rner h a s worked with
Ha rry Edwa rds to help o rga n ize
the Assoc iation of S pirit u a l H ea lers
of G reat B rita i n .
T h e "Stra nge Fate " rad i o p ro ­
gra m hosted b y Robert Cu m m i ngs
i s com i n g to America after a suc­
cessfu l t h ree-yea r t ri a l ru n o n
Ca nad i a n rad i o , Cu m m i ngs wa s a
profession a l broadcast jou rn a l i st
before he t u rned to a ca reer a s
a syn d i cated radio pe rson a l ity.
B rad Steige r's ST RA N G E
WOR L D comes to J a p a n a nd M a ­
l a s i a a nd now a p pea rs i n Jo­
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with more than a m i l l ion reade rs
weekly. It a lso a p pea rs i n t h e
Penang Sta r, Ma l a s i a .
Pu b l i c a ppea ra n ces o f AI M a n ­
n i ng, Presi d ent o f t h e Los Angeles,
Ca l iforn i a - ba sed E S P La b a re con ­
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TRUTH S h ow.
A recent sem i na r con d u cted by
D r. Sta n l ey M . Dea n of the U n i ­
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a nd Psi : Tra nscu l t u ra l Trend s , "
was held a t t h e An n u a l Meet i n g
o f the America n Psyc h i atrists As­
sociat ion in Da l las, Texa s. It wa s
62 Beyond Reality
By D I C K SCHWARTZ B E RG
the f i rst t i m e t hat s u c h a gath e r­
i n g of psyc h iatrists took p l ace to
ta l k a bout psyc h i c rea l ity.
The Portl a n d , O regon Ast ro l ogi ·
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Robertson who l ectu red on , . Fi n d ·
i n g You r Fu n ction I n The U n ive�·
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