Ball-Lighting The Lighthouse Effect Peru

Ball-Lighting The Lighthouse Effect

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The Lighthouse effect is a window into other worlds or dimensions just as real as our own and is represented by a per ponderous mountain of evidence which include eye witness reports, photographs, as well as physical scientific proofs.

Any anomalous activity that deviates from scientific reasoning is considered paranormal phenomena such as Orbs, Spirits, Ghost, Aliens, Greys and UFOs. Anomaly enthusiasts obsess on the mystifying unexpected experience while the scientific community avoids any research outside observable, empirical and measurable evidence. Both views falsely presuppose the existence of two separate worlds, the empirical outer universe and the mind.


The Orb phenomena, spheres of light commonly seen in photographs of another subjects, are the most fascinating paranormal activity in which we have scientific evidence today. Unfortunately, orb photographs are so common, they lack the mystifying criteria for something worth para-normal investigation. The term paranormal has become a strong categorical determinate which falsely dictates two separate types of phenomena, real and unreal.

Orb photographs can be found in most family albums, many of which go unnoticed (Figure 48). Quality orb photographs such as figure 52 are rare. The actual visual experience is unique and uncommon. Reports of a ball-lighting hovering in mid air on passenger planes, match the actual orb visual experience. Atma bodies or soul body is another reported example of orb phenomena; whereas a person claims to leave his/her body and travel the far reaches of the globe or even out to space wearing an orb light-type body.


Full Article: http://beforeitsnews.com/story/1944/068/The_Lighthouse_Effect.html

Explosion in Argentina following a “ball of fire from the sky”
Discover Magizine 2/21/2012
The thing is, while it’s not clear what caused this incident, several people said they saw a ball of fire descend from the sky when it happened.



Neighbors’ accounts describe a ball of fire coming from the sky as the cause of the explosion. The chief of the firefighters, Guillermo Pérez, however, said the "causes remain unknown" and that "gas containers were found intact," ruling out a gas related incident.

Other reports are similar; in that article the ball of fire was described as being blue. I know a lot of folks will think this was caused by a meteor, but it’s a bit early to run with that yet. For one thing, it could’ve been a small plane on fire, for example; this happened very early in the morning (2:00 a.m.), and from the reports I’m seeing it’s not clear if the witnesses were already awake when they saw this or were awakened by it. Eye witness reports are notoriously unreliable, and it can’t help if the witnesses were suddenly woken up.

[Update (17:30 UT): This is looking less like a meteorite to me; this news story has a witness saying he saw the blue fire after hearing the explosion, and after he went outside to see what was what. Thanks to JoseManuelp2 for the link.]


Full Articvle at this link: http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/2011/09/26/explosion-in-argentina-following-a-ball-of-fire-from-the-sky/

Beneath The Mysterious Lines of Nazca Peru

Exploration

Beneath The Mysterious Lines

Of The Peruvian Nazca

Desert Floor

by G N O'Dell 05/05/2012

Documentary of the mysteries beneath the lines of the Peruvian Nasca Valley
by G N O'Dell 1st Publication November 2008 Rv 1 05/05/2012

Lazy Reader? Watch The Video. The Written Version Is Better, So Don't Complain
After all, I am doing your homework for you!





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazca_culture
The Nazca culture (also Nasca) was the archaeological culture that flourished from 100 to 800 CE beside the dry southern coast of Peru in the river valleys of the ...

The Monkey Nazca Peru Line Drawing

The Monkey Nasca Peru Line Drawing With Added Black Ink Dots For Visual Understanding

Nasca Desert Is The Popular Tourist Name For The Rio Grande de Nasca Drainage System

The Rio Grande de Nasca Drainage System Consists of Ten Tributaries of  The Rio Grande
The Largest River System on The South Coast Of  Peru

Trophy Donald A Proulx, PHD

“The Rio Grande de Nasca drainage on the south coast of Peru consists of ten distinct tributaries, all of which eventually merge with the Rio Grande forming the largest and most complex river system in this part of the country. This area of over 10,750 square kilometers was the homeland of a series of ancient cultures which excelled in their ability to adapt to the harsh desert conditions and perennial lack of water confronting them in this desolate region”

The Rio Grande de Nasca Drainage (not rivers) has very little rain fall; yet the land is rich in plant nutrients perfect for agriculture

In October of 1905 Uhle stopped briefly in the Nasca Valley and acquired an additional 660 Nasca ceramic vessels, most likely purchasing them from huaquero's (grave robbers)

The Nasca Culture: An Introduction by Proulx, Donald A. 

“In February of the year 1901, The German-born archaeologist Max Uhle was working at the Museum für Völkerkunde in Berlin in the 1880's when he first saw several examples of this exquisite pottery. These pieces were part of the Macedo Collection which had been acquired by the museum He initially called this pottery the "new-found style of Ica"; in later publications he referred to it as "Proto-Nasca" and then finally as "Nasca." In October of 1905 Uhle stopped briefly in the Nasca Valley and acquired an additional 660 Nasca ceramic vessels, most likely purchasing them from huaquero's (grave robbers), for there is no evidence that he carried out any excavations while he was there.”

Citation: Proulx, Donald A., "The Nasca Culture: An Introduction"  http://www.unix.oit.umass.edu/~proulx/Nasca%20Overview.pdf

Huaquero's  Nasca Tomb Robbers Biometric Profiles

Nasca Tomb Robbers

• Grave Robbers of Nasca are Called Huaquero's 
• Grave robbing has been a part of the Nasca Culture sense 1901
• Partly Because Peruvian Income is about 75.00 per month. Every new grave find is a gold mine to the local peoples
• Partly indirectly encouraged by collectors 
• The deed has become ritualized as a rite of passage and honor to the dead!
• Most male citizens of Nasca participate in grave robbing some time in their lives!

Grave Robbers Leave Evidence of Robbed Graves

Professor Donald Proulx PHD Statistical Data of Ancient Peruvian Graves Dating back over Three-thousand years ago

Citation: Proulx, Donald PHD, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1996-1998

http://www-unix.oit.umass.edu/~proulx/NascaValleySurvey.html 

Ritual of Grave Robbing Explained To Me By A Huaquero In A Local Tavern

The Ritual of Grave Robbing:
A conversation with me by a Huaquero

• Planned will in advance. A justifying period
• It may take weeks or months at hinting at the need of money. 
• A Secret Alliance is formed
• Hours of drinking before digging to soften the taboo of violating the scared dead
• The leader probes the ground with a steel bar six to eight feet long
• When the bar sinks deep – indicates a cavern or tomb
• The grave is usually marked for a planned dig at a latter time. After the drinking of course

Items of Value That Can Be Traded On The Artifact Black Market

Nasca Drum (Actual Drum Beat with Drum Sticks for Sound) Polychromate Painted Ceramics

Polychrome Painted Ceramics

Nasca Polychrome Painted Ceramics“These ceramics were painted in a multitude of colors, sometimes displaying over 12 different tints on a single piece. A wide variety of both naturalistic as well as fantastic motifs were found on them, some clearly recognizable as birds, fish, plants and animals, but others portraying strange creatures exhibiting both human and animal characteristics. These motifs were painted on a variety of different shapes: bowls, jars, cups, and bottles with double spouts connected by a flat handle. There were also modeled or effigy vessels in the form of humans, plants, animals, and the same mysterious creatures seen on the painted versions. The source of this pottery was the South American country of Peru.”

Citation: Proulx, Donald A., "The Nasca Culture: An Introduction" University of Massachusetts 

http://www- unix.oit.umass.edu/~proulx/Nasca%20Overview.pdf 

Polychrome Painted Ceramics

Nasca Replica Grave Doll Found In Tombs

Notes of Interest: Most of these Replica Nasca Grave Dolls, have fabric from actual robbed graves sewn into the doll. I was told that this was a tradition, because the Peruvians hold these dolls in high regard, and it would be an evil [better interpreted as an insult to ancestors] to sell you a fake doll. To get around their native beliefs, they sow small amounts of fabric from robbed graves into most of these dolls [1994]. Unsuspecting buyers, thinking they bought a replica, transport illegal contraband through customs of their home country of origin, unknowingly.

i. In the right top corner of the photograph above, an illustration of what the actual grave dolls look like, found in legally excavated graves by archaeologist.  They are usually found to be plain faced, and holding hands as a set of five. I can only speculate on the symbolical, ritual, or spiritual meaning of the doll sets holding hands of five, and why the replicas, are modified  with a colorful happy face in single units. This is still a question of interest that is unknown today.

The View of The Same Doll Front and Back Note: The distinct mummy linen cloth sown on the doll
back view head dress from possibly from a robbed grave!

*An assumption in this case photograph, because the fabric can not be tested to be conclusive

A legally excavated grave in Nasca by Archaeologist 

Note: The pottery fragments are clearly not polychrome ceramics. Perhaps, they were replaced with contemporary pottery, because just small pieces of Actual Nasca Ceramics is worth its weight in gold. I asked the guide; however, he said it was polychrome, and i did not want to argue, the clearly distinct difference of actual polychrome ceramics, any novice can see, even in this pictograph, without visual or laboratory analysis.

i. At the time of my field study in 1994, their was a shortage of Archaeologist

    and forensic Anthropologist. However, besides the evident pottery displacement, look how pristine this evacuation was done by amateurs! 


Also, observe how well the tombs are constructed, the mummies are placed, as if the person(s) that built these tombs, expected the grave to be robbed by some ancient tradition, and went to any length to make sure it was presentable, countless years in the future for the Huaquero's.

A legally excavated grave in Nasca by Archaeologist
The male on the lift is a high ranking Chieftain or a Shaman
As many of these tombs that  I examined, it is more likely true, that these tomb were
built in advance. It could be true but not likely that the whole family died at the same time.
Note: the two young adults and children to the left.

A legally excavated grave in Nasca by Archaeologist
Contemporary Ceramic Pieces to the Right Not Polychrome Ceramics

A legally excavated grave in Nasca by Archaeologist with well preserved mummy

Amazon Trophy Human Head with Cord found 100 of Miles Over Mountainous Terrain Buried In Nasca Tombs

Nasca Open Tomb with Trophy Head

Trophy Heads or Skulls were used for a Status Symbol and Carrying Basket