UFO hunters plan bizarre event to summon alien spaceships to Scotland

Scottish Sun

5 days ago

OUT OF THIS WORLD
OUT OF THIS WORLD UFO hunters plan bizarre event to summon alien spaceships to Scotland
ALIEN hunters are planning to summon spaceships to Scotland - but not how you might expect.
The bonkers plan will see a team of paranormal investigators descend on the site of Scotland's most famous UFO incident later this month.
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UFO fans are going to use a special meditation technique to summon spaceships
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Paranormal investigator Malcolm Robinson is trialling the method for the first time
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The session will be held at Dechmont Woods where Bob Taylor encountered a "spaceship"
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An artist impression of the spaceship Bob saw
They will try to make 'peaceful contact' with extraterrestrials by using a specialist technique developed by a famed US ufologist.
And the approach involves by meditating in a field and playing sci-fi sound effects.
Malcolm Robinson, of Strange Phenomena Investigations, has high hopes the plan could work after participants saw 'flashing lights' during a trial run.
He said: 'We are trying to bring any off-world craft into our airspace.
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"There is a desire to bring forward these objects which people claim to be UFOs or UAPs. The meditation will send out a desire for open contact.
'In the background we play these special sound effects which help to enhance the mood but also the meditative process.
'It all sounds very airy-fairy, I get that, but this has been tried successfully all over the world.'
The CE5 method - known as the Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind protocol - was developed by Dr Steven Greer, founder of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence.
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The alien enthusiasts will attempt to communicate using telepathy and guided meditations which followers believe will help guide UFOs to the spot at at Dechmont Woods, near Livingston, later this month.
The site is famous for a 1979 incident during which forestry worker Bob Taylor reportedly had an encounter with a spacecraft.
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He reputedly saw mysterious dome-shaped objects land in a clearing.
According to the teetotal churchgoer, metal spikes then dropped down and attached themselves to his trousers.
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He later woke in dishevelled state before going to cops.
Baffled investigators were unable to establish what caused unusual marks seen on the ground.
But detectives bagged up Bob's torn trousers as they probed whether he had been assaulted.
The respected war hero continued to maintain he had been attacked by a 'spaceship thing' until his death aged 88 in 2007.
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Mr Robinson hopes investigators will be able to attract aliens back to the site with their meditation later this month.
A trial run has already taken place on the outskirts of Bonnybridge, near Falkirk, which is considered one of the world's UFO capitals.
Mr Robinson said: 'Some people did see some bright flashes in the sky. They came from various parts of the sky. We don't know what that was. It could have been anything.
'But the only reason I'm not singing and dancing about it is it there may have been a natural explanation.'
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We previously told how investigators have demanded a public inquiry in Scotland into the existence of UFOs.
The alien enthusiasts believe any evidence of sightings should be made public and heard in front of a parliamentary committee.
Bonnybridge, within the Falkirk Triangle, is said to have up to 300 UFO sightings each year.
Police Scotland has also documented hundreds of reports of unidentified flying objects, aliens or extraterrestrial activity across the country.