http://www.anomalymagazine.com/2008/04/23/ufos-the-black-lodge-blue-rose-report-part-2-cryptoufology/ News for Extraordinary Times Sat, 17 Jul 2010 14:58:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.anomalymagazine.com/2008/04/23/ufos-the-black-lodge-blue-rose-report-part-2-cryptoufology/comment-page-1/#comment-21329 Anomaly Magazine » Article » UFOs & The Black Lodge – A Blue Rose Report Primer Thu, 22 Oct 2009 20:33:41 +0000 http://www.anomalymagazine.com/2008/04/23/ufos-the-black-lodge-blue-rose-report-part-2-cryptoufology/#comment-21329 [...] UFOs & The Black Lodge: Blue Rose Report Part 2.1 – CryptoUFOlogy Share and Enjoy: [...] [...] UFOs & The Black Lodge: Blue Rose Report Part 2.1 – CryptoUFOlogy Share and Enjoy: [...]

]]> http://www.anomalymagazine.com/2008/04/23/ufos-the-black-lodge-blue-rose-report-part-2-cryptoufology/comment-page-1/#comment-2774 Electric Children » Blog Archive » Twin Peaks and UFOs Wed, 11 Feb 2009 01:45:03 +0000 http://www.anomalymagazine.com/2008/04/23/ufos-the-black-lodge-blue-rose-report-part-2-cryptoufology/#comment-2774 [...] UFOs and The Black Lodge - A Blue Rose Report part 2.1: CryptoUFOlogy Many people who are casually interested in the subject of UFOs have no idea that there are in fact a handful of competing schools of thought on the subject and that these off-shoot areas of research often do not revolve around the existence of identified extra-terrestrial craft. After the foundational phase of the “Modern UFO Era” inculcated the populace with myths of Close Encounters and Contacts with Flying Saucers, a new breed of researcher began expanding their perspectives by widening their knowledge base to encompass a variety of other seemingly related areas of inquiry. These arenas for research included parapsychology, shamanism, folklore, and other experimental and experiential modes of investigation. These new modes of looking at the broad spectrum of anomalous, Fortean (after researcher Charles Fort) mysteries often incorporated an understanding of deep-politics, and how parapolitical covert-operations and the ridicule factor are often used as a discrediting tool for social control and the mitigating of publicly perceived paradigms. In certain circles these alternative approaches have been branded as paranormal scientism, or as paranoid conspiracy theory, and are thus treated as being unscientific. And so we have a sort of CryptoUfology or ParaUfology; an unofficial ufological counter-culture of researchers looking into the deeper, hidden sides of UFOs and related paranormal phenomena. [...] [...] UFOs and The Black Lodge – A Blue Rose Report part 2.1: CryptoUFOlogy Many people who are casually interested in the subject of UFOs have no idea that there are in fact a handful of competing schools of thought on the subject and that these off-shoot areas of research often do not revolve around the existence of identified extra-terrestrial craft. After the foundational phase of the “Modern UFO Era” inculcated the populace with myths of Close Encounters and Contacts with Flying Saucers, a new breed of researcher began expanding their perspectives by widening their knowledge base to encompass a variety of other seemingly related areas of inquiry. These arenas for research included parapsychology, shamanism, folklore, and other experimental and experiential modes of investigation. These new modes of looking at the broad spectrum of anomalous, Fortean (after researcher Charles Fort) mysteries often incorporated an understanding of deep-politics, and how parapolitical covert-operations and the ridicule factor are often used as a discrediting tool for social control and the mitigating of publicly perceived paradigms. In certain circles these alternative approaches have been branded as paranormal scientism, or as paranoid conspiracy theory, and are thus treated as being unscientific. And so we have a sort of CryptoUfology or ParaUfology; an unofficial ufological counter-culture of researchers looking into the deeper, hidden sides of UFOs and related paranormal phenomena. [...]

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