1 #ufo - HFTS: "There are, in fact, some profound shamanic overtones to what the [Shermans] experienced. The parallels to a story told by a Siberian-born medical doctor named Olga Kharitidi are quite obvious. Kharitidi spent many years practicing psychiatry in Novosibirsk, then a
2 HFTS: "technological center in Siberia. While accompanying a friend of hers who was seeking a healer, Kharitidi found herself in the company of a shaman from the Siberian mountains of Altai. During her friend’s encounter w/the shaman, Kharitidi witnessed events that defied her
3 HFTS: "understanding of physical reality. As a trained
psychiatrist in the Western medical model, her first impression was that she might be experiencing a
psychotic episode as she watched the shaman perform 'impossible' feats. She says that it was not
uncommon to see #UFOs
psychiatrist in the Western medical model, her first impression was that she might be experiencing a
psychotic episode as she watched the shaman perform 'impossible' feats. She says that it was not
uncommon to see #UFOs
4 HFTS: "or other unusual aerial phenomena appear in the sky just as the shaman was beginning to 'access other worlds.' The shamans in Kazakhstan supposedly pay little attention to these #UFO-like manifestations. They seem to regard them as distractions from their mission of
5 "journeying to & contacting 'other worlds.' In fact, the shaman explained to Kharitidi that the UFOs were the equivalent of wallpaper or window dressing around the entrances to these other worlds & should not be the focus of the effort."
From, "Hunt for the Skinwalker"
From, "Hunt for the Skinwalker"
7 And here's the book @g_knapp and Colm Kelleher were referencing, by Olga Kharitidi.
amazon.com/dp/0062514172/…
amazon.com/dp/0062514172/…
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