Monte Musinè is a part of the Susa Valley in Piedmont, and has a long history of mystery and folklore. After reviewing a few parts of the 'Alien Mountain' episode of Ancient Aliens, I saw that the spiral symbol featured in part one was actually in the Susa Valley; although the same symbol is present in Val Camonica as well. In fact, the Susa Valley also has ancient motifs and figures similar to the Camonica Valley.
Although the program mentioned quite a few different stories of mythology and elements of mystery, I thought that the most telling was the "Sword of St. Michael," which is seven sanctuaries---all dedicated to the Archangel Michael---stretching in a perfectly straight line from Ireland to Israel. One of the sanctuaries is the millennium-old Sacra Di San Michele in the Susa Valley. I don't think that was any coincidence, although the first several probably weren't intended for that purpose. However, it seems obvious to me that later constructions were intended to "fill in the line." It probably should be noted that the Archangels predate Christianity itself. 'Mysterious Line Discovered That Connects St. Michael Sanctuaries'
Just twenty kilometers from Turin lies the most mysterious mountain in Italy, known for its legendary stories. This is Mount Mosiné, an inactive volcano for thousands of years, about 1,150 meters high, located near the Val di Susa, in the Graian Alps. Today the mountain looks like an arid and hostile territory, poor in fauna and vegetation, but suitable for lovers of hiking and suggestive panoramas. In light of the extraordinary archaeological findings made, it appears that the Musiné was populated by ancient Celtic tribes dating back to the Neolithic. The evidence of prehistoric ceramic finds, the remains of a late Bronze Age hut dating back to 1700 BCE witness it. and the imposing White Cross located on its summit. The cross shows the Latin wording "in hoc signo vinces" (in this sign you will win) and the legend tells that it was precisely that cross to appear in a dream to Constantine I, the day before the great battle of Turin and its immediate conversion to Catholicism .
Despite the archaeological importance, Mount Mosiné is famous for its innumerable legends that have helped to grow its name, so as to be at the center of scientific and paranormal studies moved by superstitions, beliefs and various sightings of UFOs.
High atop Mount Musinè, an area where colored lights are rumored to be seen periodically by the citizens of the surrounding villages, an enormous stone slab sits embedded into the mountain’s peak, displaying an esoteric and opaque message for all to see.
The stele is of unknown origin, but whoever carved and placed it upon the mountain was no doubt inspired by the allegedly mystical properties of the mountain, long considered a gathering point for UFOs, strange energies and mystifying effects, including rocks displaying prehistoric carvings seemingly representing flying objects. con't....
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Ancient Piedmontese standing stone with inscription Although not from the Susa Valley, this image is from Piedmont. The image is from the website TheModernAntiquarian.com, and the page is located at the top link. .
The Alien Mountain On the October 4, 2019 episode of Ancient Aliens entitled 'The Alien Mountain', author and investigative mythologist William Henry traveled to Val Camonica to meet with Luca Giarelli of the Val Camonica Historical and Anthropologial Society, and see the ancient Camunian motifs. Val Camonica had been featured on an early episode of Ancient Aliens; the program is already ten years old. A particular Rosa Camuna symbol, with straight edges and in the shape of a cross or x---as opposed to the traditional round and curved petals---was liked to the possible shape of a UFO, and there have been some sightings in that shape apparently. Then of course was the Camunian motifs of figures which appears to be wearing an apparatus in the form of what we think of as being the space suites of Earth astronauts, with the bubble shaped head gear.
Then they showed a certain Celtic-like circular, spiral, or vortex design, and likened it to photographs of galaxies spinning. This one was distinctly not a Camunian labyrinth, but the unbroken spiral; often meaning the cycle of life and nature. The program also featured some motifs of Cernunnos, with the antlers; the ancient horned god. However, while archeologists and historians have likened it to Cernunnos, it may well have just been the Proto-European horned god and not specifically the Celto-Gaulish Cernunnos. The ancient Camunni, although a part of Gallia Cisalpina, were distinctly a Proto-European or Alpine tribe.
Then, much to my surprise, ancient motifs of pentagrams! I knew that there were ancient European Vehmic symbols, but I had never seen any evidence of the actual pentagram in ancient Europe.... not ancient ones. This is a bit of a game changer for me. I have various symbols tied up on the fencing out back, which I change every three months. Currently I have a pentagram which I constructed out've popsicle sticks, painted dark blue. Now when I see it out there, I can see it as authentically a Camunian symbol; of course in this instance, shared by various ancient cultures. It ties together both the horned god and the pentagram. Of course, a zealous Christian would say that's "Satanic." Actually they were Solar and Lunar oriented, not necessarily Saturnian; although I'm sure there were elements of Saturnian spirituality. The Italian peninsula was indeed once called "Saturnia." Cernunnos, the horned god, the Alfather, was usually a Solar deity; while Mona, the Almother, was usually a Lunar deity.
The following is the actual episode from DailyMotion.com, although it may not be up there for long....
Based on the books series written by David Paulides Missing 411 chronicles the unsolved yet eerily similar disappearances of five children in the wilds of North America accross multiple decades. A real-life horror story for those involved, the film examines each case from multiple perspectives in an attempt to shed light on the unsettling topic. Les Stroud of Survivorman and Obama-appointed, former Secretary of the Interior, Ken Salazar are both interviewed for their insight into the topic, as are the families who have fallen victim to tragedy.
Provider: 1091 Rating: TV-14 Release date: 2017 Running time: 1:37:49 Language: English Actors: George Knapp, Les Stroud, & David Paulides Directors: Benjamin Paulides & Michael DeGrazier Producer: Benjamin Paulides Genres: Documentary
. The Night of the Ancestors The evening of October 31 is when the veil between our world and the world of the great Ur is at it's thinnest. The time when we can best connect with our ancestors. Not just to connect--we may be able to do that at other various points during the year--but to truly share feelings and love. Time and space may become one. Think of them, imagine the different time and place when they lived, especially at night. Concentrate on the landscape, the mountains, hills, trees, the moon, the water, whatever natural feature which is around you.
Think of one favorite ancestor, even one whom you have heard about but have never met. Don't be afraid to say their name out loud. Look upwards into the clear dark sky, into the stars, dance or just spin in the circle amid the beautiful darkness. Venerate them. There is no disconnect between folk deities such as Wotan, Hekate, Cernunnos, Freya, or Aradia, and your own favorite ancestors. Because you, your family, your clan, and your ancestors are all part of the same cycle of life... the same bloodline.... the same history.... separated only be time and space....
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"Comedy Horror" Generally I have never been drawn much to the genre of comedy-horror, and then I thought about two films which have been aired this month, and I thought twice about it. One was the original 'Fright Night' from 1985, which appears to me to be the apex of comedy-horror; because it was definitely "comedy," and it was definitely "horror." Starring Roddy McDowell and Chris Sarandon. There was one sequel. The other was 'Creepshow' from 1982, an anthology of creepy stories staring numerous well-known actors and directed by George A. Romero. The film gave the impression of being inspired by a comic book series. Actually it wasn't, but there was a special comic book later issued based on the film. During the 70s there was a large number of "mystery comics," which were deep and eerie.... often based on folklore or purportedly real experiences. Back then they were all in color, and cheap. There were two sequels, as well as the HBO series of the same name. I get 'Creepshow' mixed up with 1983's 'Twilight Zone: The Movie', a very similar horror anthology film... almost comedy-horror. *************************
The gorgeous Anna Jimskaia Little known actress who has appeared in a few racy Italian films, originally from Ukbekistan, but of Russian or Ukrainian descent. Under the Soviet Union, ethnic Russians and Ukrainians used to colonize all of these territories by design. Anyway, incredible beauty!
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Friday the 13th - Part III - Trailer 279,995 views - Jul 3, 2012 YouTube Movies 98.2M subscribers It's spine-tingling horror in a whole new dimension as Friday the 13th Part 3-3D: Deluxe Edition comes to DVD! A carefree summer becomes a deadly nightmare for another group of naïve counselors who choose to ignore Camp Crystal Lake's gruesome legacy. They find themselves in a bloody game of cat-and-mouse with the maniacal Jason who stalks their every move...and ruthlessly kills them off one-by-one.
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Dana Kimmell - Friday the 13th: Part III
For some reason, "Part III" from 1982 stands out in the long Friday the 13th series. There was just something catchy about the characters. All of the guys were quite annoying, which was probably by design! One could be amused by all of the gruesome and humiliating manners in which they were knocked off... if you're into that kind've thing. The gals were all attractive, so you have all that along with a cabin in the remote woods, Jason in the shadows... you know the story. 23 year old Dana Kimmell seemed to be the featured actress. She did a lot of work throughout the 80s, and disappeared after that, probably by choice. Interestingly there's a YouTube video of her from 2012 at some horror film symposium, and she seems to have hardly aged after thirty years. Dana Kimmell - Career
MAYHEM - Of Worms and Ruins (Lyric Video). Taken from the album "Daemon", out October 25th, 2019. Order now: https://MayhemBand.lnk.to/DaemonID
Video produced by: Costin Chiroeanu Produced by: Tore Stjerna & Teloch Mixed by: Tore Stjerna Mastered By: Thomas Johansson Music: Ghul Lyrics: Ghul, arr. by Attila
Of Worms And Ruins
Deified decay Prostrate and receive Purified through waste Baptised in disease
Horns of stench and tail of slime Claws of fate and fang of time Damp earth turns hope to death Pulsating corpse feeds and shelters
Elementals of mirror spheres Rise and unite Make complete dissolution Into nihil eternal naught
Of worms
Black soul Arms to reach but not to feel Black hole Rot divine disused and spoiled Black dope Riddle of chrystal mind methods Black sun Paranormal triumph of thought
Skin outgrown Promises to loss Chimes begin the feast Worms and ruin of the beast .
Mysteries of John Keel Tomorrow, Saturday evening/Sunday morning, the first guest on Coast to Coast AM will be Brent Raynes who will be discussing the late John Keel. Keel was one of the great explorers and minds in the history of paranormal research.
Mysteries of John Keel / Quantum Remote Viewing Date: Saturday - October 26, 2019 Host: Richard Syrett Guests: Brent Raynes, Douglas James Cottrell The Mothman Prophecies movie was loosely based on John Keel’s book of the same title. Brent Raynes established a personal relationship with Keel in 1969. He joins Richard Syrett (Twitter) to discuss how shortly after the movie’s release, both men discussed its portrayal of Keel’s book, along with new mysterious occurrences surrounding the legend of the Mothman, and the true and incredible events Keel investigated. Followed by Douglas James Cottrell, best known as a trance clairvoyant, a spiritual healer, and teacher who demonstrates many abilities studied by Noetic Sciences (the study of consciousness), including telepathy, energy healing, and remote viewing. He'll participate with Richard Syrett in a second live on-air exercise he is calling a Quantum Remote Viewing Experiment which will show that anyone can learn to remote view.
'Wolf rips open tent and tries to drag US camper Matthew Rispoli away in rare attack at Canada’s Banff National Park' Associated Press - South China Morning Post - October 16, 2019 * Parks Canada says animal repeatedly bit victim before neighbouring camper kicked it and drove it away * Rispoli was hospitalised with arm and hand injuries A wolf attacked campers at Banff National Park and tried to drag an American tourist away before being driven off, the agency overseeing Canada’s national parks says. Parks Canada said this week that the very rare attack by an older wolf in poor health occurred August 9 at the Ramparts Creek campground north of Lake Louise in Alberta. Jon Stuart-Smith, a wildlife specialist for the agency, said the New Jersey man was camping with his wife and two children and heard noises around midnight. Thinking it could be a bear, the man tried to scare the wolf off by making noise, but the animal bit him through the tent. con't....
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'45 Years Since Ted Bundy Abductions At Lake Sammamish State Park' 45 years ago, Ted Bundy was in the midst of a killing spree in Washington that culminated in broad-daylight abductions in Issaquah. Neal McNamara - Patch.com - July 13, 2019 ISSAQUAH, WA — If you pass by Lake Sammamish State Park on Sunday, take a moment to remember Janice Ott and Denise Naslund. Sunday will mark 45 years since they were abducted in broad daylight at the park on a busy Sunday afternoon by one of America's most notorious serial killers. Ted Bundy, his arm in a sling, approached Ott, 23, around noon as she was sitting on a blanket near the beach. After a brief chat, he convinced Ott to come help him move a sailboat. People nearby remember hearing him say his name, "Ted." Naslund, 19, met Bundy when she left her group of friends to use the restroom. He lured her away with the same story about needing help with a sailboat.
The documentaries about Ted Bundy continue to be produced, the latest recently featured on Investigation Discovery and Reelz, and I have always noticed the reference and footage of beautiful Lake Sammamish which is eight miles east of Seattle.
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The Beautiful Charisma Carpenter
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Beast of Bray Road The Beast of Bray Road (or the Bray Road Beast) is a creature reported in 1936 on a rural road outside of Elkhorn, Wisconsin. The same label has been applied to other sightings from southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Bray Road is a quiet rural road near the community of Elkhorn. The rash of claimed sightings in the late 1980s and early 1990s prompted a local newspaper, the Walworth County Week, to assign reporter Linda Godfrey to cover the story. Godfrey was initially skeptical, but later became convinced of the sincerity of the witnesses. Her series of articles later became a book titled The Beast of Bray Road: Tailing Wisconsin's Werewolf. con't....
BEAST OF BRAY ROAD (TV REPORT 1990) Barry Conrad TV segment about the Beast of Bray Road in Wisconsin. This segment aired soon after the initial sightings of what was described to be a werewolf in that area. ************ “beware the beast of bray road” The Beast of Bray Road is a cryptozoological, creature first reported in the 1949 on a rural road outside of Elkhorn, Wisconsin. The same label has been applied well beyond the initial location, to any unknown creature from southern Wisconsin or northern Illinois and all the way to Vancouver Island, Canada, that is described as having similar characteristics to those reported in the initial set of sightings. Bray Road itself is a quiet country road near the community of Elkhorn. The rash of claimed sightings in the late 1980s and early 1990s prompted a local newspaper, the Walworth County Week, to assign reporter Linda Godfrey to cover the story. Godfrey initially was skeptical, but later became convinced of the sincerity of the witnesses. Her series of articles later became a book titled The Beast of Bray Road: Trailing Wisconsin's Werewolf. The Beast of Bray Road is described by purported witnesses in several ways: as a bear-like creature, as a hairy biped resembling Bigfoot, and as an unusually large (2–4 feet tall on all fours, 7 feet tall standing up) intelligent wolf-like creature apt to walk on its hind legs and weighing 400-700 pounds. It also said that its fur is a brown gray color resembling a dog or bear. Although the Beast of Bray Road has not been seen to transform from a human into a wolf in any of the sightings, it has been labeled a werewolf in newspaper articles.. ************
'The Beast of Bray Road: Tailing Wisconsin’s Werewolf' Paperback (October 2, 2015) The original account of the 1992 bombshell news story that revealed reports of werewolf-like creatures in southeast Wisconsin. The small town of Elkhorn, Wisconsin made national headlines in the early 1990s with reports of a strange, hairy, wolf-headed creature that walked upright and seemed unafraid of man as it stalked the cornfields just outside of town. Journalist Linda Godfrey dubbed the canid sensation “The Beast of Bray Road” after the location of the first reported sightings. Two decades and hundreds of nationwide sightings of similar creatures later, no one has ever proven whether the beast is a flesh-and-blood canine or will-o-the-wisp, demon dog, or a magical werewolf. But the author provides plenty to chew on, with sightings of related creatures, Native American connections, historic lore and a keen-eyed look at possible explanations. Once fully digested, this book just may induce readers everywhere to keep a more careful eye out as they travel lonely country roads after dark.
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"The Backwater Gospel" film re-edited for Ghoultown's song "Bury Them Deep".
Original full "The Backwater Gospel" film by The Animation Workshop here: http://youtu.be/vVkDrIacHJM
Song: Bury Them Deep Artist: Ghoultown Album: Bury Them Deep (Extended Version) Licensed to YouTube by: CD Baby (on behalf of Zoviet Records); UMPI, CD Baby Pro (Publishing), ASCAP, CD Baby Sync Publishing, and 6 Music Rights Societies .
Another year of Evangelical Christian attacks on Halloween Sometimes I tune into various TV channels such as SonLife Broadcasting, the 700 Club, or Link TV to see their take on issues. This morning on SonLife Broadcasting, ironically a veiled reference to Christianity's "pagan" origin of Sun worship, they were discussing the evils of Halloween, Witches, Druids, Satanism, demons, etc. They went so far as railing on Native American traditions, calling them "Satanic," and actually criticizing those among them to hold onto their ancestral folkways as "refusing to accept Jesus into their lives." That would be like informing those in the discussion as those who are refusing to accept the Prophet Muhammad into their own lives! Maybe they should discuss the evil and sleazy lifestyle that their founder Jimmy Swaggart lived thoughout the 70s and 80s; how he chased around prostitutes before he was finally caught. The prostitute whose testimony finally brought him down, Debra Murphree, said that Swaggart asked her about the "availability" of her 9-year old daughter. Here his little girl was in a life challenging situation at the time, only to be lusted upon by multi-millionaire Jimmy Swaggart. I strongly believe in redemption, but c'mon... for pedophilia? Why should he make hundreds of millions of dollars as a "holy man" after that? A different prostitute, whom Swaggart had been visiting, committed suicide around that time... or was she "suicided?" Again, in general, I strongly believe in the concept of redemption. Also, people can get away from the things they love and believe in---far, far away in some instances---and they should be able to gather themselves and get back to those things. Lastly, this is just one possible interpretation of how some Evangelicals conduct themselves; there are even a few Christians, Pagans, or even Satanists who essentially have the same view of life! Deep rooted, non-literal-absolutist beliefs, and mindful of the idea that we should all "be good."
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Unidentified creatures in the darkness With such pleasant weather lately where I live, I have sat out late on a deck which I have access to. As mentioned on a recent post, this deck is about the size of a small bedroom... and it symbolizes for me a bedroom of nature. It's actually located outside of a tall-fenced yard, and is on the edge of a remote area on the slope of a mountain. During this October Indian Summer, it has been particularly dark out there. If there are clouds, then the surrounding urban lights will light up those clouds, which then lights up the ground. However, when the sky is clear, and especially when there is no visible moon, then it's very dark. I have been going out there with a lounge chair to listen to the Coast To Coast AM radio program in the warm darkness. The program airs at it's normal time (10 PM to 2 AM) on Saturdays and Sundays; but it's broadcast late from Monday to Friday (1 AM to 5 AM). Being out there in that warm darkness, amid nature, is special. There is what I call an "island of stars" visible amid the surrounding lights of the urban landscape. Occasionally a raccoon will pass by under the deck, and I might shine my flashlight on it. A few coyote howls can be heard occasionally from a nearby canyon. Every now and then a large shadowed silhouette of an owl can be spotted on a nearby tree limb; visible because it's in line with the distant city lights. I treasure these small blessings. However, on that evening two weeks ago, I heard a sudden snarl in a nearby grove of trees, followed by a guttural growl! It was as though some animal had been startled. After a few minutes, I just assumed that it might have been a coyote interaction, and forgot about it. Then it occurred again! I noticed that it didn't sound like a coyote. It was surprisingly deep and guttural. I had actually heard that same vocalization from some trees and heavy brush when I was hiking in the hills several months ago at twilight. It really didn't seem to fit the sounds made by any of the animals around here. I tried to use my flashlight to spot whatever it might have been in the blackness of that tree grove. Nothing, but stone silence. Soon I forgot about it and continued to listen to the program. I reasoned that this is part of what made this spot special. The deck allows me to be close to nature, but still with the accommodations of "civilization" so to speak. Truly the best of both worlds. Similar to what it's like to really live in a rural area or in a cabin in the woods.
. The next morning I went out there and discovered a pile of bloody guts just below the deck. These were not the guts and entrails of a rodent, but of a larger animal! There were no bones or fur, so it was not possible to identify it. It was eerie to think of that creature's snarl and growl in light of this finding! Mainly not even knowing what it is! It was simply "a beast." Maybe it was a coyote. Anyone who has done any significant amount of hiking, or even anyone who has spent any time in a cabin has heard some unidentified creatures from time to time. Years ago it happened to me on two occasions. Once it was a type of howl-cry, which I heard numerous times during a twilight hike. It sounded like some sort've hoofed animal in pain. The other time it was a deep low groan emanating from some thick brush in broad daylight while I was hiking along a trail. Both of those experiences were strange, but not as eerie as the one two weeks ago. I told a couple of people here about what happened, and it almost feels like a mild form of folklore. I suspect that it probably was a coyote, and maybe it killed a small animal like an opossum out there. Also somewhat eerie was that the guts were devoured the next night, as I discovered the following day when I went out there to clean it up. The killing was a reminder of the harsh and beautiful W-I-L-D that is present, so close... just outside of a fence! During this past summer, I've heard what had to be some type of birds at night out there on the deck. Apparently some birds do sound off at night however. Sometimes owls make screeching sounds in the dark, different than the common hooting. This sounded different. I remember years ago of a story of a "monster" somewhere in North Carolina which was killing and eating neighborhood dogs and cats. Finally a motion camera snapped a picture of it. It turned out to be a Florida panther which had migrated north.
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'Video: Bigfoot Howl Recorded in Canada?' By Tim Binnall - CoastToCoastAM.com - October 23, 2019 A chilling piece of footage from Canada features what appears to be a series of haunting howls coming from a forest and some suspect that the eerie screams could have come from a Bigfoot. The strange scene reportedly occurred earlier this month as Stargell Blackstar was grouse hunting with his wife and grandson at a rather remote wooded location around 30 miles Sioux Lookout, Ontario. con't....
strange unknown noise caught on video Stargell Blackstar 45,695 views - October 3, 2019 me, my wife and grandson went grouse hunting about 45km from Sioux Lookout Ontario, Canada when we heard these screams, it lasted for around 5 minutes but we only got 3:05 minutes of video and we have 2:15 minutes of it here. happened on October 3, 2019 at 6:50pm CST.
Eeire Bigfoot vocalizations recorded deep within Canadian woods, Audio enhanced (Disclose Screen) Disclose Screen 'The Grimreefar' 12,663 - October 22, 2019 Credit- Stargell Blackstar Published October 3rd 2019 Location- Sioux Lookout Ontario, Canada con't....
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