God, Aliens, and Other Stuff

A short, true story as told to me by friends in Papua New Guinea In March of 2004, Walt Willet and his wife Kate were recently retired from twenty years of mission work in Papua New Guinea under the auspices of Wycliffe Translators. Walt worked as a financial advisor and Kate served as a nurse practitioner. They visited me after their return and told me a story. And let me assure you, my reader friend, that if Walt and Kate said this happened, it did. There is not a cell in their being that would exaggerate a story or change a fact. About ten years previously, a PNG woman named Daisy was visiting her brother, William Edoni , a national employee who is a devout, spirit-filled Christian at Ukarumpa . Daisy was a confessed Christian, but had not been living a righteous life. Kate was urgently called to the clinic one evening when Daisy suffered a severe asthma attack. When Kate arrived, Daisy was gasping for air. Kate administered medications, but they didn ’t help. She started CPR...

A dove, not a snake, fell on Jesus when He was baptized I have recently begun reading a book called “Return of the Serpents of Wisdom,” [Adventures Unlimited, 1997, by Mark Amaru (it means snake) Pinkham]. According to this strange book, the biblical story of the serpent in the Garden of Eden turned reality upside down because the Hebrew Bible is wrong when it depicts Yahweh as the fount of Life and Wisdom, whereas it is really the Serpent who offers those gifts. The book is slithering with mystical serpents all across the pages, the ages, and the globe. These reptilians came from the Sirius and Pleiades star systems to Atlantis until it sank. They taught humans their magical and psychic arts, causing adepts and priests to become enlightened. They taught us healing, sorcery, alchemy, and soul travel. The Kundalini fire serpent is ubiquitous in anthropological literature. In Pinkham's world it was really the Christian Church that formulated the Serpents of Wisdom as the foe of mank...

Hypnotherapy A friend of mine went on a cruise and had a great time with all aspects of it, including the hypnotist entertainer. He hypnotized several of the passengers, got them dancing on stage and thinking they were naked in their room in front of their mirror, etc. All harmless entertainment. He also induced a group of women to think that the minute a certain employee came down the aisle, they were to run up to him and tell him that they had a ticket to prove that they had just won the lottery. When that employee appeared in the ailse, he was accosted by all of those women. In other words, although the hypnotist used his powers to influence people in amusing, harmless ways, he demonstrated that hypnotism is a power to be reckoned with. He planted a false memory in their minds. Used in wrong ways, such abilities could bring about tremendous deception and harm. In the book Extraordinary Knowing , therapist Elizabeth LLoyd Mayer shared about the psychic bond that can appear out of now...

She led Ferdinand Marcos to Christ on his deathbed. Kaitee Lusk used to live in Citrus Heights, California, my present (now former) city of residence. I found out about her through Rick Defer, a Sacramento man who got my attention with his own miraculous story. You can read about his inspiring NDE here . Kaitee's daughter accepted Christ at the age of 2 1/2. Heather attended the same High School as my two boys, and like my eldest, she was valedictorian of her class. I never met Kaitee in person, but I have spoken to her by phone and corresponded with her. The story below can be found in her book , Eternal Makeovers, (Redemption Press, 2014), Kindle or paperback. Kaitee's adventure began in July, 1989, with a coveted invitation to a Christian conference ( Lausanne II) in Manila. Flight arrangements were made to come and go by way of Korea. Before the trip, her pastor's secretary made a joke about Kaitee stopping in Hawaii on the way home to see the Philippine's Pre...

1. The Reptilian version For years, Laura Knight- Jadczyk met with friends on Friday nights. They were interested in the paranormal and felt that they might be alien abductees . They put their hands lightly on the planchette of the Ouija Board and took notes on what the spirits had to say. Most of it they didn't take seriously, but one day an entity showed up calling itself a Cassiopeaen . This entity had much to say about alien abductions, especially about a group called the Orions , a "Service to Self" group often called Reptilians, or in slang, Lizards or Lizzies . According to the Cassiopaeans , the Lizards plan to supplant humans in time. Here is a sample of information attained in those interviews: Q. Bob Lazar referred to the fact that aliens supposedly refer to humans as containers. What does this mean? A. All are containers; 94 percent will be used. Q. (L) Used for what? A. Consumption. Q. (L) What do you mean by "consumption?" You mean eaten? A. Tot...