Shortstack
Silver Member
- Jan 22, 2007
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- Detector(s) used
- Tesoro Bandido II and DeLeon. also a Detector Pro Headhunter Diver, and a Garrett BFO called The Hunter & a Garrett Ace 250.
- Primary Interest:
- All Treasure Hunting
Sitchin's 30 years of research is just the time he put in hard searching and it would have been more if he hadn't died. As for writing books, a person can write one whenever he or she chooses if they feel they have enough info to fill one.
The Spanish subject is interesting, but my interests lie in the subjects of the Ancients and extraterrestrial / multidimensional / spirits that interact with us. As I've written, I've met 3 spirits in the flesh that I didn't KNOW were such until after they left were we were at the time. Some folks confuse spirits and ghosts.
The stories from around the world concerning "little people" tend to prove their reality. Since my ancestry lines go back to Ireland and Scotland, the Little People (leprechauns) in those areas and the fairy people of the British Ises are just some of the examples. The aborigines of Australia are supposedly the most "pure" peoples, genetically speaking. I've read that years ago, the aborigines forbid their people from marrying outside of their race, under penalty of death, because their beliefs (religion) dictated that they keep their race PURE. Plus, their close relationship with the spirit world was accepted by everyone as a natural part of life.
In North America, the Apache Indians were of slight builds, too. NOT like represented by Hollyweird. Other tribes were described as tall or "handsome" presence, but the Apache was commonly quite small when compared to others. They were also natural "gorilla" fighters and could "disappear" quickly in the mountains and irritate the hell out of the Calvary.
The Spanish subject is interesting, but my interests lie in the subjects of the Ancients and extraterrestrial / multidimensional / spirits that interact with us. As I've written, I've met 3 spirits in the flesh that I didn't KNOW were such until after they left were we were at the time. Some folks confuse spirits and ghosts.
The stories from around the world concerning "little people" tend to prove their reality. Since my ancestry lines go back to Ireland and Scotland, the Little People (leprechauns) in those areas and the fairy people of the British Ises are just some of the examples. The aborigines of Australia are supposedly the most "pure" peoples, genetically speaking. I've read that years ago, the aborigines forbid their people from marrying outside of their race, under penalty of death, because their beliefs (religion) dictated that they keep their race PURE. Plus, their close relationship with the spirit world was accepted by everyone as a natural part of life.
In North America, the Apache Indians were of slight builds, too. NOT like represented by Hollyweird. Other tribes were described as tall or "handsome" presence, but the Apache was commonly quite small when compared to others. They were also natural "gorilla" fighters and could "disappear" quickly in the mountains and irritate the hell out of the Calvary.
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