http://kirstincronn-mills.com/?page_id=1148 John included in the file several pictures that he didn’t refer to in the text: a photo of some alien writing credited to George Adamski, another page of Bliss symbols, comparisons of “ancient pictorial signs,” and another page of symbols with an interpretation of the Socorro insignia. Next, we’ll have John’s attempts to analyze and decipher the second Reeves sheet.
Thanks, Doug. Very interesting.
Comment by Marsh — April 29, 2019 @ 4:12 pm
Squaresoft electronic action role-playing US release entitled Secret of Mana from the pinnacle of the Grunge years. The Witch Elinee who enslaves citizens beneath a kingdom’s watch, responsible for abduction of kingdom’s loyal Dyluck among innocents under the king’s watch paying tribute to a Thanatos- merely a coughed name of an old death god.
To track the sorcerer, ancient black shaman, the heroic party demands that the kingdom be brought to normal.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/historyofhyrule/9315637485
“What do you see?”
“Looking-glass on the wall, who is fairest of them all.”
For a sorcerer, a black magician to contact spirits of the dead. Consider Mothman Prophecies chapter on phantom photographers. “A sinister looking facial expression!”. The small, set apart beady eyes of the grinning eyes.
“A demon,” or a familiar used to thwart the heroes cast on the wall structure beneath the set trap under the plot. Beneath the electronic entertainment production, the eyes may in fact look sharp, penetrating to humor a third eye to tie trending metaphysics. The Bible merely states that the dead perceive and know nothing.
Illusion, the trap of the magician.
To say they would have been at least aroused beneath an inquisitive state.
The Tibet tulpa is explored, the Yiddish golem may convey an idea to further the plot of the title.
We have the witch of Endor beneath the good book.
Steven E. de Souza Street Fighter live acting film to explicitly depict the warping of Blanka’s body, attempted poisoning of his mind beneath a terrorist.
Comment by Raphael — April 29, 2019 @ 10:23 pm
The’s are very interesting indeed.Can’t wait what conclusion John came up with.
Comment by Joseph — April 30, 2019 @ 9:25 am
I’m afraid there aren’t any more conclusions! The rest of the file contains John’s attempts to see if the second sheet has a code like the first (it doesn’t seem to), earlier drafts of the article, and a letter from Timothy Green Beckley about Reeves. But no further conclusions.
Comment by Doug — May 1, 2019 @ 8:06 am
That’s fine with me actually.It’s nice to see that John didn’t immediately jump to conclusions like others have in the field.
Comment by Joseph — May 1, 2019 @ 1:44 pm
The alien symbol for “woman” is a stick figure wearing a dress. Okay.
Comment by EighthStreet — May 3, 2019 @ 5:23 am
The Bliss symbols aren’t alien; they were designed by an Australian scientist, C. K. Bliss, in the ’50s. Blame him!
Comment by Doug — May 3, 2019 @ 10:16 am