As humans we tend to think of ourselves as masters of high-tech achievements and masters of our planet, but are we really? Human senses are actually very limited. We see a very small segment of the visible light spectrum, we hear only a limited range of sound frequencies, and we have long forgotten our sixth sense emanating from the dormant penial gland located in the frontal lobe of our brain. We have gotten out of touch with the universe as we immersed ourselves in manmade comfort and pre-occupations. We have unknowingly limited ourselves morally, perceptually, and spiritually.

In John Keel’s novel “The Mothman Prophecies”, John Kline, Keel’s persona, as he pursues the unknown with few conventional references and many unsolved enigmas he must navigate. He quickly finds out that there’s an entity haunting in Gallipolis, Ohio. In the movie, John Kline approaches a professor who has suffered the persecution of investigating in the paranormal that has cost him family and friends. Alan Bates, cautiously allows John Kline into his world warning him that it’s a rabbit hole with no solutions only more riddles. Alan’s character offers an observation. “What if there’s an entity who can see over the horizon to the future better than we with our limited perceptions, and see what the future might hold?” This entity operating at a different frequency than we humans.

John Keel often equated human perception much like plants are to us. Plants actually do have a certain amount of awareness, even feelings, even muscular activity though slower than ours. So, they might be vaguely aware of us just as we can only guess at those entities that operate in a light spectrum and vibrational state different than ours, thus making us the slower moving plants compared to the “Ultra-Terrestrial” intelligence we can only guess at. Have you ever wondered why your pet dog barks at what seems to be an invisible presence? Dogs have much more sensitive capabilities of smell and hearing then we do. Are they sensing apparitions, spirits, or simply entities that exist outside our realm of the senses?

When hooking up a plant to an EKG a technician can actually get a reading. If something traumatic happens near that plant, the readings of the vegetation change and reflect a nerve and tissue reaction to violence or even a loving sensation. Plants are known to prosper when in the presence of symphonic music. According to John Keel the recorded reactions of a plant to the presence of a murderer helped convict the criminal in a court to law. So are we unknowingly in a separate dimension from those who resonate on a different plain rendering us unable to perceive their presence? Many researchers have pondered this question!

The predictions of a coming tragedy by a seemingly demonic figure known as the Mothman leave people and witnesses baffled to this day, and the unanswered questions linger on. Malcom X while in prison due to a protest claimed to have been visited by an “Elemental” who appeared to him as a young black man out of thin air! It has been said that Caesar of Rome was visited by an Elemental during a pivotal point of history for his empire. Angels have been the messengers of God in the Bible delivering crucial words at times of turmoil, just as mysteriously as Ultra-Terrestrials they appear from nowhere and then vanish again. If all this were simply nonsense or fairy tale, why have these phenomena been so persistent? Recently, we have had witnesses claim to be seeing flying angels near Jerusalem during threatening times. Dogmen, Bigfoot, were wolves, ghosts, and UFO’s according to John Keel, all came from the same central source, but what is that point of origin?