Culture of Contact Episode 36: Phil Imbrogno
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Did a druid-like people discover America long, long before Columbus and build structures in the Hudson Valley that harnessed an energy created by its geological makeup for the purposes of opening a gateway to another dimension? Ufologist Phil Imbrogno combines the precision of a scientist with the intuition of a shaman to bring us to the edge of the Great Unknown in this so-down-to-earth-it's-in-earth interview.
The 2nd edition of his classic Night Siege: The Hudson Valley UFO Sightings is now available everywhere.
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How ever am i going to get through my day without culture of contact?
Oh well, there's always tomorrow.
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"precision of a scientist with the intuition of a shaman " ?
Come on Vaeni, knock it off!
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What? So it's a bit...how you saaaaay overstated-by-way-of-nerd but there's some truthiness to it. Who knows, maybe Phil is a super hero.
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I could only judge that "Superhero" classification if each guest was photographed naked. I think it should be a requirement for ultimate candor.
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I resemble that remark.
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awesome interview, guest and host. you were right , he's a shaman.
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Terrific interview Jeremy!
Starts off a little obtuse due to the
subject matter, but gradually reveals
a powerful and yet rational perspective. Quite an achievement since the paranormal
is usually too nebulous in nature to warrant any conclusions that are meaningful. Its easy to
underestimate Phil but it wouldn't hurt to listen two or three times
to properly comprehend this interview
and subject. People like Phil deserve
more appreciation and recognition in this field.
thanks again Jeremy
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Wow, where to start? I guess the best place would be to say thank you for a superb interview! I had heard Phil interviewed on the paracast a few weeks ago, but you were able to bring a new dimension and depth to the discussion. Wasn't Phil on C2C recently too? I didn't bother to listen to that interview because George was the host. There's only so much inanity a person can tolerate.
Which brings me back to your fab interview with Phil. One thing that caught my attention in particular was when he said that some people can sense the change in these magnetic fields when they are at these ancient sites. I also experienced this phenomenon in Carnac, France. There is a megalithic structure there, contemporary with Stonehenge (some say older), that consists of 11 parallel lines of stones that run for miles, terminating in a semi-circle. As I walked amongst the stones, I developed a very acute headache, which did not subside until I left that area. I haven't met anyone else who had been to that particular site, so I didn't realize others experience physical sensations such as headaches in these areas. Whatever energy was there, was very powerful. No doubt about that.
I didn't realize that Hynek was open to the idea of portals to other dimensions. That quote he attributed to Hynek about being disappointed if UFOs turned out to be ETs cruising by from another star system is precisely the same thing Vallee has been quoted saying. I suppose they were both thinking along the same lines.
I am intrigued by the idea of another culture being established in North America that lived alongside the Native American Indians, one that is lost to our memory.
It's really an incredible shame that these Hudson Valley structures have had so little attention paid to them. Why aren't archaeologists interested in these sites? The new age groupies aside, there are at least physical structures to investigate, so why would doing that ruin any professional's reputation? I don't get it. That's like saying Stonehenge isn't worth investigating because modern druids hang out there on the solstice. I think the truth is something else entirely; more along the lines of not wanting to upset orthodox archeology's established ideas about North American cultures. They don't want to accept that the continent has been colonized by other advanced groups - a stance which is so unscientific and so annoying. Kinda like Einstein refusing to accept quantum physics because it would destabilize his core belief system.
I'm definitely going to have to listen to the interview again as you two covered a lot of ground.
By the way, Jeremy, you said you went to the caves with Phil last year? Did I hear that correctly? If so, did you sense anything at all in these areas? Any physical sensations? Just wondering....
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Phil took a group of us out to some of the sites last summer. I might put the video online at some point. It was a crew straight out of a Hanna Barbera cartoon. Anytime you've got Farah Yurdozu, the gadget inventor from Ghost Hunters (now UFO Hunters), artists, experiencers, hippies, the entire band The Violets and my mom, you're bound to have a magical, mystical journey whether anything supernatural occurs or not.
Scary.
I didn't feel any energy but others did, including my mom. Anyone who's seen my flick knows for her to admit that it must be true. This was at Balanced Rock. She felt it coming from the rock.
Other people claimed to feel euphoria and, I think, nausea at various locals. Me? I felt winded.
having seen Balanced Rock I cannot understand how any "expert" could look at that and say "Mmmm...natural formation." It was clearly placed there on a pedestal.
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You SO have to put that video up! Pleez!!!
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Okay. When I'm done with The Silent Truthvolution of Truth I'll see if I can slap together a greatest hits.
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To hell with the video I wanna go there!
Give me the address . Pweeze!
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I just started listening at work, I'm glad Phil can really elaborate on these structures, I'm looking forward to hearing the whole episode.
While he is describing these things I can't help but wonder if there are parallels between some of the stuff Phil describes and the ancient advanced civilizations that Egar Caycie describes like Atlantis. Caycie said that Atlantis citizens migrated throughout history to other lands around the world including north america (specifically the Iroqois), the yucatan (mayans) Egypt and spread their influence and new age technology to these civilizations. I hate to sound all coast to coast, but it's unavoidable when discussing any Cayce parallels. Caycie described the Atlantan people as having 'red faces', I think that is what the old Indian guy told Phil which at the time sounded like Vikings but I'll have to listen to the rest of the episode to hear more.
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How do I put this question delicately?
Okay, I'm wondering if anyone's ever mentioned feeling turned on near a dolman or ley lines. I'm laughing, but I'm not kidding. Phil mentioned nausea and several other symptoms experienced in the area of the ancient sites. Surely, they might also have something to do with fertility rites.
I only ask because when I go to a certain city in the U.S. I feel that particular vibe constantly. It's totally weird if enjoyable. May have to do me some dolman hunting.
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Yes. There was a couple there who felt like they couldn't stop making out at at least two of the sites.
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Interesting. Thanks, Jeremy.
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