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Tuesday, November 18- 7:30 pm EST
Denise Stoner - author, researcher, and hypnotist
“The Men in Black and More”
Learn about the alien abduction phenomenon up close.
"I have a photo of an orb that followed us down through the mountains when we were in Nevada near Area 51. It was a very interesting night. That is where I caught the orb and will speak about that."
Denise Stoner is proud to have been a part of MUFON for 21 years, holding several titles while there.
She co-authored and published her first book, “The Alien Abduction Files,” released in May 2013 with Kathleen Marden.
She holds educational forums, both public and private gatherings, for abduction experiencers. Her involvement in the UFO field spans more than 40 years.
Denise has an educational background in business and psychology, and is a certified hypnotist specializing in regressive hypnosis.
She began her research in hypnosis under Dr. Bob Romack (Denver, CO). collaborating for five years on pain control, smoking cessation, and past life regression research.
She worked for eight or more years in Denver, CO at the Department of the Interior, National Park Service, for the award-winning Saudi Arabia Team. Their task was to do the planning, design, and construction of the first National Park in that country, called the Asir. Denise was in charge of the $3 million contract, working with the embassies involved with visas and foreign travel, liaising between the four team members and Saudi requests, protocol, and more.
Her “retirement” from the Federal Government - after spending 12 years with the US Navy doing background investigations for recruits wanting to enter the Nuclear Power School - has allowed her to expand her work with UFO research and investigation. Denise has appeared on TV to include the Travel Channel, PBS Weird Florida with Charlie Carlson, and has been a guest on many radio shows. She is currently involved with new projects in the field of past lives involving possible abductions, along with paranormal experiences and their past-present connection.
Denise facilitates private workshops for experiencers in the Orlando Florida area and on Zoom.
Her hypnosis certification was earned through hypnosis & regression training at the Hypnotic Research Society by Dr. Ronald P. De Vasto, and the Advanced Forensic Regression study through the National Guild of Hypnotists, Inc. by Donald J. Mottin.
Denise can be contacted through her email address at dmstoner1@gmail.com.
Tuesday, December 16 at 7:30 p.m. EST via Zoom
Wayne May - publisher - Ancient American Magazine
“Ancient History of the U.S.: Pre-Columbian Ancient
Mystic Symbols Unearthed ”
A peculiar glyph graces a vast collection of strange artifacts known as "the Michigan Relics." They are predominantly stone tablets originally dug out of so-called "Indian mounds" from the mid- to late 19th century to the early 20th century, and covered with an almost inscrutable script. Its key is a Hebrew tetragrammaton---the Judaic name for "God" translated into Hebrew letters as YHWH or JHVH, and articulated as "Yahweh," more commonly referred to in the English-speaking world as "Jehovah."
This is the so-called “Mystic Symbol”, comprising five, T-shaped figures, with three of them forming an “H” at its center. It appears on many of the 30,000 or so slate, clay and copper objects first discovered in 1821 at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, with many more excavated mainly throughout the Wolverine State. These and a growing number of subsequent finds prompted orthodox scholars in 1890 to launch a concerted campaign of defamation and disinformation against the discoveries and supporters of their authenticity. Conventional academics falsely claimed no such items were known until 1890, when they were allegedly faked by the Scotford brothers, two “jacks of all trades” perpetrating their lucrative hoax on a naive public.
Not until thirty-nine years ago were the disputed articles professionally re-examined in the light of modern, scientific methods to establish their actual provenance. The objects’ pre-Columbian identification was then convincingly demonstrated by a Second World War veteran code-breaker in the U.S. government’s cryptography department, Chicago attorney, Henriette Mertz. Her The Mystic Symbol, Mark of the Michigan Mound Builders affirms the relics’ archaeological genuineness. Since the republication of Mertz’s paradigm-shattering book by Wisconsin’s Hay River Press, in 2004, the reinvestigation she inaugurated is currently championed by Ancient American magazine, which continues to report new discoveries illuminating a vast body of physical evidence from an Old World colony that flourished in the Great Lakes Region some 1,500 years ago.