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EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS An Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrials and Otherworldly Beings Jerome Clark B Santa Barbara, California Denver, Colorado Oxford, England Copyright © 2000 by Jerome Clark All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review, without prior permission in writing from the publishers. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Clark, Jerome. Extraordinary encounters : an encyclopedia of extraterrestrials and otherworldly beings / Jerome Clark. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 1-57607-249-5 (hardcover : alk. paper)—ISBN 1-57607-379-3 (e-book) 1. Human-alien encounters—Encyclopedias. I. Title. BF2050.C57 2000 001.942'03—dc21 00-011350 CIP 0605040302010010987654321 ABC-CLIO, Inc. 130 Cremona Drive, P.O. Box 1911 Santa Barbara, California 93116-1911 This book is printed on acid-free paper I. Manufactured in the United States of America. To Dakota Dave Hull and John Sherman, for the many years of friendship, laughs, and—always—good music Contents Introduction, xi EXTRAORDINARY ENCOUNTERS: AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF EXTRATERRESTRIALS AND OTHERWORLDLY BEINGS A, 1 Angel of the Dark, 22 Abductions by UFOs, 1 Angelucci, Orfeo (1912–1993), 22 Abraham, 7 Anoah, 23 Abram, 7 Anthon, 24 Adama, 7 Antron, 24 Adamski, George (1891–1965), 8 Anunnaki, 24 Aenstrians, 10 Apol, Mr., 25 Aetherius, 11 Arna and Parz, 26 Affa, 12 Artemis, 26 Agents, 13 Ascended Masters, 27 Agharti, 13 Ashtar, 27 Ahab, 15 Asmitor, 29 Akon, 15 Athena, 30 Alien diners, 16 Atlantis, 31 Alien DNA, 17 Aura Rhanes, 34 Aliens and the dead, 18 Aurora Martian, 34 Allingham’s Martian, 19 Ausso, 35 Alpha Zoo Loo, 19 Avinash, 36 Alyn, 20 Ayala, 36 Ameboids, 21 Azelia, 37 Andolo, 21 Back, 39 Andra-o-leeka and Mondra-o-leeka, 21 Bartholomew, 39 vii viii Contents Bashar, 39 Fourth dimension, 104 Being of Light, 40 Frank and Frances, 105 Bermuda Triangle, 41 Fry, Daniel William (1908–1922), 105 Bethurum, Truman (1898–1969), 43 Gabriel, 107 Bird aliens, 44 Gef, 107 Birmingham’s ark, 44 Germane, 111 Blowing Cave, 45 Goblin Universe, 111 Bonnie, 47 Gordon, 111 Boys from Topside, 47 Gray Face, 112 Brodie’s deros, 48 Great Mother, 113 Brown’s Martians, 50 Great White Brotherhood, 114 Bucky, 51 Greater Nibiruan Council, 115 Buff Ledge abduction, 52 Grim Reaper, 115 Bunians, 53 Gyeorgos Ceres Hatonn, 117 Calf-rustling aliens, 55 Hierarchal Board, 119 Captive extraterrestrials, 57 Holloman aliens, 119 Cetaceans, 58 Hollow earth, 121 Chaneques, 58 Honor, 123 Channeling, 59 Hopkins, Budd (1931– ), 124 Chief Joseph, 61 Hopkins’s Martians, 125 Christopher, 61 Hweig, 125 Chung Fu, 61 Hybrid beings, 126 Close encounters of the third kind, 62 Imaginal beings, 129 Cocoon people, 67 Insectoids, 130 Contactees, 68 Intelligences from Beyond (Intelligences du Cosmic Awareness, 72 Dehors), 130 Cottingley fairies, 73 Ishkomar, 130 The Council, 75 J. W., 133 Curry, 75 Jahrmin and Jana, 133 Cyclopeans, 76 Janus, 134 Cymatrili, 76 Jerhoam, 135 David of Landa, 79 Jessup’s “little people,” 135 Dead extraterrestrials, 81 Jinns, 135 Dentons’s Martians and Venusians, 87 Joseph, 136 Diane, 87 Kantarians, 139 Divine Fire, 88 Kappa, 139 Dual reference, 88 Karen, 140 Dugja, 90 Karmic Board, 140 Earth Coincidence Control Office, 91 Kazik, 141 Elder Race, 92 Keel, John Alva (1930– ), 142 Elvis as Jesus, 92 Khauga, 143 Emmanuel, 93 Kihief, 143 Eunethia, 94 King Leo, 144 Extraterrestrial biological entities, 94 Korton, 145 Extraterrestrials among us, 95 Kronin, 145 Fairies encountered, 99 Kuran, 145 Fairy captures, 103 Kurmos, 146 Fossilized aliens, 104 Kwan Ti Laslo, 146 Contents ix Laan-Deeka and Sharanna, 149 Oxalc, 196 Lady of Pluto, 150 Oz Factor, 197 Land beyond the Pole, 151 Paul 2, 199 Lanello, 153 Philip, 200 Laskon, 154 Planetary Council, 200 Lazaris, 154 Portla, 201 Lemuria, 155 Power of Light (POL), 201 Lethbridge’s aeronauts, 157 Prince Neosom, 202 Li Sung, 158 Psychoterrestrials, 203 Linn-Erri, 158 Puddy’s abduction, 204 Luno, 159 R. D., 207 Lyrans, 160 Ra, 207 Mafu, 161 Rainbow City, 207 Magonia, 161 Ramtha, 209 Marian apparitions, 162 Ramu, 210 Mark, 165 Raphael, 211 Martian bees, 166 Raydia, 211 Mary, 166 Renata, 211 Meier, Eduard “Billy” (1937– ), 167 Reptoid child, 212 Me-leelah, 169 Reptoids, 212 Melora, 170 Root Races, 216 Men in black, 170 Saint Michael, 217 Menger, Howard (1922– ), 172 Sananda, 217 Merk, 173 Sasquatch, 217 Mersch, 173 Satonians, 220 Metatron, 173 Secret Chiefs, 220 Michael, 174 Semjase, 220 Michigan giant, 175 Seth, 221 Migrants, 175 Shaari, 222 Mince-Pie Martians, 175 Shan, 222 Miniature pilots, 177 Shaver mystery, 223 Monka, 177 Shaw’s Martians, 226 Mothman, 178 Sheep-killing alien, 227 Mount Lassen, 179 Shiva, 227 Mount Shasta, 181 Shovar, 228 Mr. X, 184 Sinat Schirah (Stan), 228 MU the Mantis Being, 184 Sister Thedra, 229 Muller’s Martians, 185 Sky people, 232 Noma, 187 Smead’s Martians, 233 Nordics, 187 Smith, 233 Nostradamus, 188 Source, 234 Octopus aliens, 191 SPECTRA, 234 Ogatta, 191 Springheel Jack, 235 OINTS, 192 Sprinkle, Ronald Leo (1930– ), 236 Old Hag, 192 Star People, 237 Oleson’s giants, 194 Stellar Community of Enlightened Olliana Olliana Alliano, 195 Ecosystems, 238 Orthon, 195 Strieber, Whitley (1945– ), 238 x Contents Sunar and Treena, 239 Vegetable Man, 256 Tabar, 241 Venudo, 257 Tawa, 241 Villanueva’s visitors, 257 Tecu, 241 VIVenus, 258 Thee Elohim, 242 Volmo, 259 Thompson’s Venusians, 242 Walk-ins, 261 Tibus, 244 Walton’s abduction, 261 Time travelers, 244 Wanderers, 266 Tin-can aliens, 245 White Eagle, 266 Tree-stump aliens, 245 White’s little people, 266 Tulpa, 245 Wilcox’s Martians, 267 The Two, 246 Williamson, George Hunt (1926–1986), 268 Ulkt, 249 Wilson, 270 Ultraterrestrials, 249 Xeno, 273 Ummo, 249 Yada di Shi’ite, 275 Unholy Six, 252 Yamski, 275 Vadig, 253 Y’hova, 276 Val Thor, 254 Zagga, 277 Valdar, 255 Zandark, 277 Van Tassel, George W. (1910–1978), 255 Zolton, 277 Index, 279 Introduction Extraordinary encounters have been reported to keep in mind these wise words from scien- for as long as human beings have been tist and author Henry H. Bauer: “Foolish around, and they are richly documented in ideas do not make a fool—if they did, we the world’s folklore and mythology. A full ac- could all rightly be called fools.” counting of traditions of otherworldly belief Most of us believe in at least the hypotheti- would easily fill many fat volumes. This book, cal existence of other-than-human beings, however, is not about traditions but about ex- whether we think of them as manifestations of periences, or perceived experiences, of other- the divine or as advanced extraterrestrials. At worldly forces as claimed by a wide range of the same time most of us do not think of individuals over the past two centuries (with these beings as intelligences we are likely to the rare look farther back if the occasion calls encounter in quotidian reality. God and the for it). In other words, it is about things that angels are in heaven, spiritual entities who people, many of them living, say happened to exist as objects of faith. Extraterrestrials, them, things far outside mainstream notions though not gods, “exist” in much the same about what it is possible to experience, but, at way, as beings who science fiction writers and the same time, things that seem deeply real to scientists such as the late Carl Sagan theorize at least the sincere experients (that is, those may be out there somewhere in deep space, persons who have had the experiences). Not though so far away that no direct evidence everyone, of course, is telling the truth, and supports the proposition. When devout indi- when there is reason to be suspicious of the viduals report feeling the “presence of God,” testimony, that consideration is noted. they usually describe a subjective state that the Mostly, though, I let the stories tell them- nonbeliever does not feel compelled to take selves; I have left my own observations and literally. conclusions in this introduction. Though Of course we know there was a time when much of the material is outlandish by any def- our ancestors were certain that otherworldly inition, I have made a conscious effort to re- beings of all sorts walked the world. Gods late it straightforwardly, and I hope readers communicated openly with humans. One will take it in the same spirit. No single per- could summon up their presence or encounter son on this earth is guiltless of believing some- them spontaneously. Fairies and other super- thing that isn’t so. As I wrote this book, I tried natural entities haunted the landscape as xi xii Introduction things that existed not just in supernatural be- today would be called a nationwide wave of lief but in actual experience. We also know unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings, that our poor, benighted ancestors knew no American newspapers printed accounts of better. Superstitious, fearful, deeply credu- landings of strange craft occupied by nonhu- lous, they mistook shadows and dreams for man crews of giants, dwarfs, or monsters pre- denizens of realms that had no reality beyond sumed to be visiting extraterrestrials. the one ignorance and foolishness assigned it. But in the UFO age—that is, the period Finally, most of us are aware, even if only from 1947 to the present, when reports of dimly so, that a handful of people in our own anomalous aerial phenomena became widely enlightened time make more or less public known and their implications much dis- claims that they have personally interacted cussed—a small army of “contactees,” re- with supernormal beings.