Extraordinary Encounters: An Encyclopedia of ...

1 Extraordinary ENCOUNTERSEXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERSAn Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrials and Otherworldly BeingsJerome ClarkBSanta Barbara, CaliforniaDenver, ColoradoOxford, EnglandCopyright 2000 by Jerome ClarkAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, inany form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, except for the inclusion ofbrief quotations in a review, without prior permission in writing from the of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataClark, encounters : an Encyclopedia of extraterrestrials andotherworldly beings / Jerome bibliographical references and 1-57607-249-5 (hardcover : alk.)

2 Paper) ISBN 1-57607-379-3 (e-book)1. Human-alien encounters '03 dc2100-011350 CIP06050403020100 10987654321 ABC-CLIO, Cremona Drive, Box 1911 Santa Barbara, California 93116-1911 This book is printed on acid-free paper in the United States of Dakota Dave Hull and John Sherman,for the many years of friendship, laughs, and always good musicIntroduction, xiEXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS: AN Encyclopedia OF EXTRATERRESTRIALS AND OTHERWORLDLY BEINGSC ontentsviiA, 1 Abductions by UFOs, 1 Abraham, 7 Abram, 7 Adama, 7 Adamski, George (1891 1965), 8 Aenstrians, 10 Aetherius, 11 Affa, 12 Agents, 13 Agharti, 13 Ahab, 15 Akon, 15 Alien diners, 16 Alien DNA, 17 Aliens and the dead, 18 Allingham s Martian, 19 Alpha Zoo Loo, 19 Alyn, 20 Ameboids, 21 Andolo, 21 Andra-o-leeka and Mondra-o-leeka, 21 Angel of the Dark, 22 Angelucci, Orfeo (1912 1993), 22 Anoah, 23 Anthon, 24 Antron, 24 Anunnaki, 24 Apol, Mr.

3 , 25 Arna and Parz, 26 Artemis, 26 Ascended Masters, 27 Ashtar, 27 Asmitor, 29 Athena, 30 Atlantis, 31 Aura Rhanes, 34 Aurora Martian, 34 Ausso, 35 Avinash, 36 Ayala, 36 Azelia, 37 Back, 39 Bartholomew, 39 Bashar, 39 Being of Light, 40 Bermuda Triangle, 41 Bethurum, Truman (1898 1969), 43 Bird aliens, 44 Birmingham s ark, 44 Blowing Cave, 45 Bonnie, 47 Boys from Topside, 47 Brodie s deros, 48 Brown s Martians, 50 Bucky, 51 Buff Ledge abduction, 52 Bunians, 53 Calf-rustling aliens, 55 Captive extraterrestrials, 57 Cetaceans, 58 Chaneques, 58 Channeling, 59 Chief Joseph, 61 Christopher, 61 Chung Fu, 61 Close encounters of the third kind, 62 Cocoon people, 67 Contactees, 68 Cosmic Awareness, 72 Cottingley fairies, 73 The Council, 75 Curry, 75 Cyclopeans, 76 Cymatrili, 76 David of Landa, 79 Dead extraterrestrials, 81 Dentons s Martians and Venusians, 87 Diane, 87 Divine Fire, 88 Dual reference, 88 Dugja, 90 Earth Coincidence Control Office.

4 91 Elder Race, 92 Elvis as Jesus, 92 Emmanuel, 93 Eunethia, 94 Extraterrestrial biological entities, 94 Extraterrestrials among us, 95 Fairies encountered, 99 Fairy captures, 103 Fossilized aliens, 104 Fourth dimension, 104 Frank and Frances, 105 Fry, Daniel William (1908 1922), 105 Gabriel, 107 Gef, 107 Germane, 111 Goblin Universe, 111 Gordon, 111 Gray Face, 112 Great Mother, 113 Great White Brotherhood, 114 Greater Nibiruan Council, 115 Grim Reaper, 115 Gyeorgos Ceres Hatonn, 117 Hierarchal Board, 119 Holloman aliens, 119 Hollow earth, 121 Honor, 123 Hopkins, Budd (1931 ), 124 Hopkins s Martians, 125 Hweig, 125 Hybrid beings, 126 Imaginal beings, 129 Insectoids, 130 Intelligences from Beyond (Intelligences duDehors), 130 Ishkomar, 130J.

5 W., 133 Jahrmin and Jana, 133 Janus, 134 Jerhoam, 135 Jessup s little people, 135 Jinns, 135 Joseph, 136 Kantarians, 139 Kappa, 139 Karen, 140 Karmic Board, 140 Kazik, 141 Keel, John Alva (1930 ), 142 Khauga, 143 Kihief, 143 King Leo, 144 Korton, 145 Kronin, 145 Kuran, 145 Kurmos, 146 Kwan Ti Laslo, 146viii ContentsLaan-Deeka and Sharanna, 149 Lady of Pluto, 150 Land beyond the Pole, 151 Lanello, 153 Laskon, 154 Lazaris, 154 Lemuria, 155 Lethbridge s aeronauts, 157Li Sung, 158 Linn-Erri, 158 Luno, 159 Lyrans, 160 Mafu, 161 Magonia, 161 Marian apparitions, 162 Mark, 165 Martian bees, 166 Mary, 166 Meier, Eduard Billy (1937 ), 167Me-leelah, 169 Melora, 170 Men in black, 170 Menger, Howard (1922 ), 172 Merk, 173 Mersch, 173 Metatron, 173 Michael, 174 Michigan giant, 175 Migrants, 175 Mince-Pie Martians, 175 Miniature pilots, 177 Monka, 177 Mothman, 178 Mount Lassen, 179 Mount Shasta, 181Mr.

6 X, 184MU the Mantis Being, 184 Muller s Martians, 185 Noma, 187 Nordics, 187 Nostradamus, 188 Octopus aliens, 191 Ogatta, 191 OINTS, 192 Old Hag, 192 Oleson s giants, 194 Olliana Olliana Alliano, 195 Orthon, 195 Oxalc, 196Oz Factor, 197 Paul 2, 199 Philip, 200 Planetary Council, 200 Portla, 201 Power of Light (POL), 201 Prince Neosom, 202 Psychoterrestrials, 203 Puddy s abduction, 204R. D., 207Ra, 207 Rainbow City, 207 Ramtha, 209 Ramu, 210 Raphael, 211 Raydia, 211 Renata, 211 Reptoid child, 212 Reptoids, 212 Root Races, 216 Saint Michael, 217 Sananda, 217 Sasquatch, 217 Satonians, 220 Secret Chiefs, 220 Semjase, 220 Seth, 221 Shaari, 222 Shan, 222 Shaver mystery, 223 Shaw s Martians, 226 Sheep-killing alien, 227 Shiva, 227 Shovar, 228 Sinat Schirah (Stan), 228 Sister Thedra, 229 Sky people, 232 Smead s Martians, 233 Smith, 233 Source, 234 SPECTRA, 234 Springheel Jack, 235 Sprinkle, Ronald Leo (1930 ), 236 Star People, 237 Stellar Community of EnlightenedEcosystems, 238 Strieber, Whitley (1945 )

7 , 238 Contents ixSunar and Treena, 239 Tabar, 241 Tawa, 241 Tecu, 241 Thee Elohim, 242 Thompson s Venusians, 242 Tibus, 244 Time travelers, 244 Tin-can aliens, 245 Tree-stump aliens, 245 Tulpa, 245 The Two, 246 Ulkt, 249 Ultraterrestrials, 249 Ummo, 249 Unholy Six, 252 Vadig, 253 Val Thor, 254 Valdar, 255 Van Tassel, George W. (1910 1978), 255 Vegetable Man, 256 Venudo, 257 Villanueva s visitors, 257 VIVenus, 258 Volmo, 259 Walk-ins, 261 Walton s abduction, 261 Wanderers, 266 White Eagle, 266 White s little people, 266 Wilcox s Martians, 267 Williamson, George Hunt (1926 1986), 268 Wilson, 270 Xeno, 273 Yada di Shi ite, 275 Yamski, 275Y hova, 276 Zagga, 277 Zandark, 277 Zolton, 277x ContentsIndex, 279 Extraordinary encounters have been reportedfor as long as human beings have beenaround, and they are richly documented inthe world s folklore and mythology.

8 A full ac-counting of traditions of otherworldly beliefwould easily fill many fat volumes. This book,however, is not about traditions but about ex-periences, or perceived experiences, of other-worldly forces as claimed by a wide range ofindividuals over the past two centuries (withthe rare look farther back if the occasion callsfor it). In other words, it is about things thatpeople, many of them living, say happened tothem, things far outside mainstream notionsabout what it is possible to experience, but, atthe same time, things that seem deeply real toat least the sincere experients (that is, thosepersons who have had the experiences).

9 Noteveryone, of course, is telling the truth, andwhen there is reason to be suspicious of thetestimony, that consideration is , though, I let the stories tell them-selves; I have left my own observations andconclusions in this introduction. Thoughmuch of the material is outlandish by any def-inition, I have made a conscious effort to re-late it straightforwardly, and I hope readerswill take it in the same spirit. No single per-son on this earth is guiltless of believing some-thing that isn t so. As I wrote this book, I triedto keep in mind these wise words from scien-tist and author Henry H. Bauer: Foolishideas do not make a fool if they did, wecould all rightly be called fools.

10 Most of us believe in at least the hypotheti-cal existence of other-than-human beings,whether we think of them as manifestations ofthe divine or as advanced extraterrestrials. Atthe same time most of us do not think ofthese beings as intelligences we are likely toencounter in quotidian reality. God and theangels are in heaven, spiritual entities whoexist as objects of faith. Extraterrestrials,though not gods, exist in much the sameway, as beings who science fiction writers andscientists such as the late Carl Sagan theorizemay be out there somewhere in deep space,though so far away that no direct evidencesupports the proposition.