A Chinese airport was closed after this mysterious object was spotted in the sky.
Arcing over Zhejiang’s provincial capital Hangzhou, the UFO appeared to glow with an eerie white light and left a bright trail in its wake.
Xiaoshan Airport was closed after the UFO was detected at around 9 pm and dozens of flights had to be diverted.
While reading a recent issue of Fortean Times, I came across an article about Orgonite. Orgonite is a simple compound made of resin, metal and crystals which is said to turn negative energy into positive energy. The article described experiments which had taken place about the effect of Orgonite on vegetables and the results were extraordinary! The vegetables grown with the influence of Orgonite were MASSIVE compared to the same vegetables grown without.
So, I decided to do a little experiment of my own! I made up some Orgonite using resin, copper and quartz crystal chips to use with my own vegetable growing attemps. My kindly neighbour gave me two tomato plants and ONE will be grown in close proximity to one of my bits of Orgonite while the other will be close by (so they are sharing the same positioning, sunlight etc.). I suppose I’d expect them both to be positively affected by the Orgonite, but one plant should be considerably bigger and better than the other.
I’ll be posting regular photos of the plants so you can see how they are progressing – can you guess which one is the Orgonite tomato plant???
Here is a photo of them when we were first given the plants (taken 21st May 2010):
And now I’ve moved them inside to live on my bedroom windowsill. This photo was taken 1st June 2010:
8th June 2010:
Now on 16th June. Both have two ‘bunches’ of what will eventually be tomatoes. The one on the left has three flowers whereas the one on the right has none:
And now on 28th they have reached the top of the window! Also have one little green tomato!
You can read more about Orgonite here.
“Motoroway bosses have hired a full-time team of druids to build a series of mini Stonehenge monuments to drain ‘negative energy’ from accident blackspots.
The team – which has secretly been working for Austrian authorities for two years – is said to have reduced fatal accidents at one notorious crash site to zero after restoring its “terrestrial radiation.”
Chief engineer Harald Dirnbacher from Austria’s motorway authority ASFINAG explained: “”We were really sceptical at first and certainly didn’t want people to know what we were doing, so we kept it secret.”
But now the trial results are so impressive officials are spreading the scheme nationwide.
One blackspot’s fatal accident rate fell from an average of six per year to nothing after the druid treatment, where they search for negative radiation with dowsing rods.
But the druids warn that they could be fighting a losing battle as the biggest cause of radiation disruption is mobile phone masts.
Senior druid Ilmar Tessmann explained: “It is a big job. Evert one of these masts spreads negative radiation over an area of 120 to 200 miles. ”
http://www.croatiantimes.com/image/8051/news/Around_the_World/2010-05-19/11093/Rocky_road
Reported in The Sun today and confirmed on Derren Brown’s own website … he’s going to predict the lotto numbers on Wednesday night and his prediction will be broadcast live on Channel 4 at 10.35pm.
I don’t watch the lotto shows, but there’s something at the back of my head that makes me think the Wednesday night show is actually pre-recorded earlier in the evening … Could be wrong though!
I was watching Location Location Location last night on Channel 4 and was intrigued to see that one of the couples used information obtained through pendulums and dowsing rods in order to choose their new home. They’d asked a friend to use a pendulum in order to choose their area then, after Phil and Kirstie had found them a home that ticked all the boxes, they had a friend (the same friend, I think?!) visit the house with dowsing rods to check the energy flow.
I got the impression that Phil – whilst remaining extremely polite throughout – didn’t think much of the extra input into the house search! When asked how much importance was placed on these methods, the woman said that it was definitely a factor …. although her other half didn’t appear to agree.
Any other tales of psychic house hunting to share?? I suppose many house hunters use a kind-of intuition when it comes to choosing their house – even if a house ticks all the boxes in terms of rooms, locations etc., sometimes a house is rejected simply because it doesn’t feel right. Is this really all that different?
More UFO files have been released on the National Archives website and can be downloaded at no cost from http://ufos.nationalarchives.gov.uk/. The files will remain free to download for a limited time, after which they will continue to be available for a small fee.
Residents of Peru have reported seeing two bright lights in the sky. The two lights moved slowly across the sky and have been confirmed by Carlos Ciriani airport in Tacna as NOT being planes!
Two very similar UFO sightings have been reported in the UK. The first, in Colne, was described as an “orange light” with no noise and was witnessed on Saturday 8th August. You can watch a video and read eye witness comments here.
The second sighting was over Ipswitch and was also described as an “orange light”. One witness claims to have seen the UFO initially six weeks ago and has seen it several times since then. More details on the Evening Star website.
I’ve put an online test of PK on the interactive section of the website. Since it’s a PK test (using your mind to influence matter), the actual testing takes place offline but you can record your results on the website. When we have a few users taking part I’ll put up some average scores, best scores etc.
Test your psychic PK ability online now!
By Deborah LeBlanc,
Author of Water Witch
Some time ago, I had the opportunity to visit the Nicholson House, which is located in Washington, Louisiana and was built in the mid-eighteen hundreds.
The first clue that made me suspect the house might be a hot spot (a location with real paranormal activity), came the moment I stepped onto the front porch. A pulling sensation traveled throughout my body, as though a magnet lay hidden beneath the porch and my innards had suddenly turned to metal. Judging from the earnest whispers coming from the rest of the investigation team, I knew they were experiencing the same phenomenon. We snapped a few pictures of the surrounding area, then made our way to the front door on wobbly legs.
(Nicholson House — Front porch on the left.)
The owner was expecting us, so it didn’t surprise me when she answered after only one knock. Mildred, dressed in a cornflower blue housedress and white tennis shoes, greeted us with a warm smile and after a short round of introductions, welcomed us into her home.
The pulling sensation vanished as soon as I crossed the threshold.
The house appeared much smaller on the inside, with its low ceilings and clutter of memorabilia that dated back to the mid ’40s, when Mildred had reigned as the first Miss Louisiana.
As the elderly woman led us through the living room, all the while chattering about the “ghost friends” who lived with her, I noticed a portrait hanging on the wall beside a narrow staircase. It appeared to be a macabre version of the Madonna and Child. When I asked Mildred about it, she explained that back in the ’40s, a family member had set out to paint the portrait of a demon he saw regularly in his dreams. When he finished the portrait, however, it so terrified him, that he quickly painted over it with an image of the Madonna and Child. The holy image was his way of repenting for having painted the demon in the first place. The revised painting didn’t stick, however. Over time, the faces began to change, as though the original painting wanted to regain possession of the canvas.
After telling the story, Mildred urged us to follow her into the kitchen for refreshments. I asked if she’d mind if I went upstairs to check out the room right above us, which had served as a makeshift hospital during the Civil War.
Mildred shook her head. “I wouldn’t go up there right now if I were you. That’s where they live, I think, and they’re not exactly thrilled about all the extra company today. Give ‘em a little time to get used to y’all hanging around.” With that, she flashed me one of her brilliant smiles, then headed for the kitchen.
We followed, each of us throwing furtive glances over a shoulder, itching to know what didn’t want us upstairs. Curiosity finally got the best of me, and I began to lag behind. After all, Mildred didn’t specifically tell me NOT to go upstairs. She’d just sort of suggested it.
When the coast finally cleared, I crept over to that narrow staircase. The moment I touched the first step, the pulling sensation I’d experienced on the porch returned. With every hair on my arms standing on end, I took another step up, then another. By the time I reached the sixth step, the pulling sensation was so powerful, I had difficulty breathing. I stopped, sucked in a deep breath, then lifted my right foot to take the next step. No sooner did my sneaker hit the cypress plank than something unseen shoved hard against my left shoulder. I gasped and reached for the banister, but before I was able to grab hold of it, I was shoved again, harder this time, and I found myself stumbling down to the last step.
Okay, I may be a Doubting Thomas, but I’m not stupid. I took the hint and hurried away to find Mildred and the rest of the crew.
(Note the banister to the right of the picture. This is the staircase that led to the upper room.)
I didn’t tell anyone about the incident, but Mildred must have suspected something because later on, when she gave us the all clear for the second floor, she looked at me with a mischievous twinkle in her eye.
(Three crew members checking out a hideaway beneath the Nicholson House.)
Unfortunately, our equipment didn’t capture any paranormal images that day. But I didn’t need pictures to prove what I already knew. Something lived in the Nicholson’s house, and it didn’t appreciate nosey guests.
©2009 Deborah LeBlanc, author of Water Witch
Author Bio
Deborah LeBlanc, author of Water Witch, is an award-winning author from Lafayette, Louisiana. She is also a business owner, a licensed death scene investigator, and an active member of two national paranormal investigation teams. Deborah’s unique experiences, enthusiasm, and high-energy level make her a much sought-after speaker at writer’s conferences across the nation. She also takes her passion for literacy and a powerful ability to motivate to high schools around the country.
She is the president of the Horror Writers Association, the Writers’ Guild of Acadiana, Mystery Writers of America’s Southwest Chapter, and an active member of Sisters in Crime, the National Association of Women Writers, and International Thriller Writers Inc. In 2004, Deborah created the LeBlanc Literacy Challenge, an annual national campaign designed to encourage more people to read, and soon after founded Literacy Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting illiteracy in America.
For more information please visit http://www.theleblancchallenge.com/
