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Legends Another Sutherland Production Legends HEW Volume Two Issue 17 April 26, 2020 Warps vs Vortices & Paranormal Hotspots Saga of the Haunted Woods Part Two Awakening to Nature Signs Path of the Skin Walker Butte Des Morts Hill of the Dead Elijah and the Chariot of Fire Emperial Rome in Crawford County My Transmedium Family Eddie Waitkus - The Natural Dunning - Chicago's Neighborhood of Terror One Eyed Scythians with Balls of Brass In Memory of DaEl Walker 2020 Standing in Burial Tree with Crystal Skull Rainbow burlingtonnews.net/Legends.htmlAnother Sutherland Production Legends Magazine. 248 Carver St. Winslow Illinois 61089 Legends Magazine – Another Sutherland Production Sutherland went on the road in www.burlingtonnewsnet/membership.h tml www.burlingtonnews.net/donate.htm l HAVE QUESTIONS ? A STORY TO TELL? NEW INFORMATION TO SHARE? A SUGGESTION? [email protected] www.burlingtonnews.net/bookreviews.ht ml Legends E-Magazine Legends Magazine Salutes their Staff Members part of our project, knowing them to be hard working, intelligent and honest researchers – not to mention The Publishers of Legends Magazine some of the best writers and would at this time like to thank all the photographers out there ! great people that we are proud to We look forward to all the wonderful have working on our staff. information and stories they will be We personally hand picked these sharing with all of you. staff members to be www.burlingtonnews.net/Legends.ht For the staff of this Magazine, Brad ml and I believe we chose quite well for all of you and us. Mary Sutherland Legends Magazine – Another Sutherland Production INTRODUCING STAFF FOR LEGENDS MAGAZINE burlingtonnews.net/Legends.html MARY SUTHERLAND Publisher, Editor, Photographer, Writer, Researcher www.burlingtonnews.net BRAD SUTHERLAND Co-Publisher, Photographer www.burlingtonnews.net/haunt Researcher edtours4.html DOUG CLACK HEIDI HOLLIS Photographer and Researcher Hatman and Shadow People Expert Q&A Columnist – Cartoonist BILL MATTESON Virtual Story Teller, Historical & Paranormal Columnist RICK HALE Virtual Story Teller, Paranormal & Historical Researcher, Columnist JEFF BRIGHAM Paranormal Researcher, Columnist ANDREA DEXTER Photographer, Metaphysics Columnist, Entertainment Reviewer www.TheOutlandeersComic.com URSULA BIELSKI Chicago historian and folklorist ATALA DOROTHY TOY specializing in cemetery history and Metaphysical Educator and the folklore of the preternatural. Researcher, Columnist ...Columnist Legends E-Magazine WARPS VS VORTICES AND PARANORMAL HOT SPOTS The most logical explanation for the Haunted Woods in Burlington, Wisconsin Mary Sutherland www.burlingtonnews.net Mary Sutherland is a renowned author and researcher into lost Attending one of my conferences civilizations, UFOs, ghosts, fairies, in Burlington, our friend Stanton cryptids and, of course, djinn. She Friedman, helped me somewhat identified and documented the - to understand the strange Burlington Vortex: an area of phenomenon we experience in mysterious paranormal energy the woods and activity in her native state. outside of Burlington, Wisconsin. Mary is the author of The Red Haired Giants, Revelations: It seems that our paranormal hot Truths Revealed, Giants Gods, and spot was not ‘just a vortex area’ Lost Races, Lost in Time: In but a ‘WARP’. As Physics friend, Search of Ancient Man, Mysteries Stanton Friedman explained to of Burlington and Southeastern me about our Haunted Woods, “It Wisconsin, Haunted Burlington, was an area that defied the Laws Wisconsin and Living in the Light: of Physics, as we know them today; Believe in the Magic. She is the it is a place where the executive editor and founder of conventIonial laws of physics Legends Magazine and, with her break down; where linear time husband, Brad, conducts tours of does not apply.” the Burlington Vortex and Burlington Forest. [email protected] Legends Magazine – Another Sutherland Production Photo shows two time lines…present time and another time showing seconds into the future, caused from a distortion of space and time within the portal. While Stanton’s explanation Myself, I have determined that as sounds rather simple enough, far as the entities are concerned ‘warps’ are actually one of the we may only have acknowledged most complexed phenomenon and named less than a handful of frustrating scientists today. them. We have only scratched the Joshua Warren agrees with surface of the thousands if not Stanton but elaborates a little millions of life forms that exist more by agreeing with the linear within the warp. time theory, but goes on to claim that living within these warps are It is difficult to define warps, sometimes hundreds or more since the range of their entities . Legends E-Magazine itself, plunges forward or has no sense of direction at all. They can distort all our ideas about how reality functions. Up can become down, and inside can become outside. You can hallucinate, or find that the environment around you has changed for an unmeasurable period. There can be an unbelievable amount of electromagnetic energy, or not surprising …no energy at all. manifestations can be completely These locations are infested with foreign and unpredictable. They entities, imprints, and a barrage are sort of a paranormal catch-all of other paranormal activities. and difficult to study and define. They can twist There have been times when perceptions beyond the visitors have experienced looking understanding of logic, at themselves from another exemplifying the most dimension. complicated issues facing science In the following I will share with today. Most paranormal you the 1980’s story told by researchers also frown upon Joshua Warren about television the physics behind the crew technician, Rick Stratton’s phenomenon due to their experience in Time. Rick, in his unpredictability and complexity. twenties, and a friend rented a cottage deep in the New As Stanton Friedman stated England countryside. The before and I repeat…”Warps defy secluded house was built by the Laws of 3D Physics.” They are Moravian settlers in the 1800’s. places where time stops, reverses Legends Magazine – Another Sutherland Production Vistors watching themselves from a higher dimension He enjoyed living there and for fashion’. If that wasn’t strange several weeks they experienced enough, a man was sitting at the nothing out of the usual. One table eating and a woman stood night, however, he walked into over the sink, washing dishes. the kitchen to get a drink. Upon walking through the kitchen They were both described as doorway, he was shocked to see being dressed in antiquated that it looked garbs. As Rick was looking completely different that before. surprisingly at the old man and woman, they did the same. Rick He described it as before looking explained that their eyes popped modern, but then looking ‘old Legends E-Magazine out in surprise when they saw by an entity, certain earmarks are him… As if “They” were seeing a exhibited. The activity will be ghost! Rick stared at them for a spontaneous, erratic and few seconds, each person interactive. If it’s an imprint, it will speechless. Then the scene be nonconscious, predictable and vanished, and the kitchen went oblivious to the scene going on.” back to normal. However, it sometimes seems like This kind of experience isn’t a the location itself has something simple entity case. That’s because to do with the ghostly activity the entire room was different and Rick experienced…such as the it isn’t an imprint, being that the results of a ‘warp’. man and woman were conscious Warren explains that the earth is of the observer and reacted to his not a perfect sphere as many presence. people think; in fact it’s shaped more like that of a pear. Not being So, what phenomenon was this! perfectly balanced like that of a sphere, it wobbles on Well, from my own personal its path of orbit. The earth’s experience in the woods of magnetic field corresponds with Burlington and research I have the planet’s physical form. Since conducted from others the earth is not balanced, neither researching the phenomenon, it is its field. It therefore seems was a ….”Time Slip” Two logical that some places moments in Time, one in the on the planet are subjected to 1800’s and one in his present unusual geomagnetic activity, time came together, sharing the greater or lesser than the rest of same time. Joshua Warren the earth. explains that the event couldn’t have been a simple haunting This doesn’t even take into because “If a location is haunted consideration the magnetic fields Legends Magazine – Another Sutherland Production Paranormal Investigator Walking through Portal into another Dimension caused by physical stress on fault Some of our stronger sacred lines. I want to add that our locations could be the result of planet is a large capacitor, the warp phenomenon, especially storing, strengthening and those chosen by the ancient Celts manipulating electrical charges. and Egyptians. The ground is one electrode, the upper atmosphere another, and When you find a “Warp’ Be the space between is an insulator. Prepared for Anything! Different parts of the surface are Most traditional ghost also affectedParanormal in unique Investigator way based walks throughinvestigators Portal sintotudy another only entities upon their position in relationDimension to and imprints, which are the basis the sun that hurls massive bursts of 90 percent of location of radiation at the earth, affecting hauntings. However, some places more than others. Legends E-Magazine Warren and his team investigated possible, sometimes occurring by a property where an way of extreme and negative overwhelming number of synchronicity. paranormal occurrences had been reported. Thinking of the Bermuda Triangle usually conjures up images of There were conscious entities sinking ships and falling planes. who would physically assault the Indeed, since 1900 more than owners, leaving distinct bruises a 1000 people have disappeared and cuts. Parts of the house, and over those waters vehicles on the property, would between Bermuda, Florida and suddenly burst into flame Puerto Rico.
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