Whales In Space

I have always been interesting in the weird and strange phenomena.
UFOs, aliens, Mothman, Loch Ness, ghosts, Bigfoot, and the like have captured my attention and imagination since I was little.

I was brought up in a house hold that was very accepting of these things and I was encouraged to read and research these topics.

I grew up reading Charles Fort, Linda Moulton Howe, John Keel and Loren Coleman. I created my own theories and understanding of the connection between these often unexplainable things and the people who witness, believe, study, worship, and doubt them. I have had experiences with phenomena that would be classified as ghosts. I have seen, felt, and experienced things that make me believe there is more to our world that modern science will acknowledge.

I have also been a cynic, a skeptic and felt other people were allowing these wonderfully weird things to define them and that they become an excuse for insecurity, instability, and other human issues that they have nothing to do with. Except they do, because we witness these things, doubt them, report them, form religions around them and let them into our lives.

The term “Whales in Space” means overly fluffly, fanciful, new-age, and fragile
Airy Fairy from the From Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s 1830 poem Lilian whose opening lines are:
Airy, Fairy Lilian,
Flitting, fairy Lilian,
When I ask her if she love me,
Claps her tiny hands above me,
Laughing all she can.

I was visiting a friend who was house sitting someone house while they we out of town. On their coffee table they had a new-age magazine that had an article on Dolphin Channeling and how our space brother Whales were coming back in their space to save earth or something. While I would sit here and ask you to open your mind to the concept of multiple time lines and temporal riffs,