The Conewago Phantom Screams

In early autumn 1988 I was at a local exhibition near Baltimore and bumped into Andy, an old friend who was there as part of a group from the Boy Scouts of York-Adams Area Council (Pa.). Both of us had been Boy Scouts together and I was happy to see that he continued as a troop leader. We decided to grab a bite to eat and catch up a bit... it had been 12 years since we had seen each other. After awhile, the subject of my paranormal investigations came into the conversation. He had always been fascinated with ghost sightings at Gettysburg and the surrounding area and had camped near the battlefield on several occasions.
Andy stated that a few of the local troops had recently been camping at the old Camp Conewago and some of the boys had reported hearing "crying" sounds and were spooked bad enough that a few left their campsites early. They had setup their campsites deeper than usual in the woods near the Conewago Creek fork (where the Little Conewago and main Conewago Creek meet). He stated that he and another scout leader were going to check out the area the following weekend and he wanted to know if I'd at least go up for the day and investigate with them. I accepted the invitation.
Camp Conewago is located north of New Oxford, Pa. in Adams County along the main Conewago Creek upstream from Dick's Dam. It was established in 1919 for exclusive use by the local Boy Scouts of America. The area is rich in early colonial history since it was located on a major hunting route used by the Susquehannock Indians. Several attempts to establish settlements in this area failed because of Indian raids. As well, the Susquehannocks constantly warred with neighboring tribes. The Susquehannocks were eventually forced back into northeast Maryland and Delaware and the colonists were able to expand westward into the Allegheny Mountains. The area became an important trading stop for settlers to stock up on supplies and to get updates before heading into the wilderness.
I met with Andy and John the following Friday at the campground. I was shocked at how little the place had changed. A flood of boyhood memories came over me while I walked around the cabins and the administration building. Andy wanted to know how long I planned to stay and that they were going to setup camp in the same area of the reports. I was game... so I told him I'd stay for the weekend, grabbed my gear and followed them into the woods. I suppose we hiked about 500 yards or so before we came to the bank of the creek, then we followed the creek for another 300 yards until we came to the fork. We setup 3 tents and had a nice fire going in short order. It was around 7:00 pm by this time, so we decided stay close to camp for the remainder of the evening.
The first night was fairly uneventful, though I sensed that something was watching us. I didn't say anything but kept my eyes open and head clear. These woods are somewhat thick with ground cover and are inhabited by a fair amount of wildlife, especially white-tailed deer and raccoons. I remember when I was a Boy Scout, the older kids would send out the new members of the scout troop on an initiation "snipe" hunt. They'd give the prospective "hunter" a burlap bag and a flashlight and set them out into the woods at night telling them they could return only after they caught a "snipe". They were usually running back to the campsite within an hour scared to the point of tears. It was a bit cruel, but we all had to go through the indignity... it was a tradition.
The next morning was sunny and cool... a perfect day to explore the woods. We sat down to breakfast when John asked if we heard footsteps and movement during the night. Andy said he slept straight through the night. I said I heard some movement but assumed it was one of my companions. Nothing seemed to be disturbed in the campsite, so we dismissed it... though I still had this lingering sense that we were being watched. We spent the day walking for several miles through the woods and examining points of interest. I wasn't picking up any spirit connections and started to think that this was going to be a quiet weekend. About 6:00 pm we got back to camp and sat down to talk about any little thing that came into our heads.
Later that evening, we were sitting around the fire engaged in a conversation about football when suddenly a scream rang out west and upstream from our location. I thought it sounded like an owl at first, but a few minutes later it happened again and it distinctively sounded like a child. I couldn't tell how far away it was but it lasted for several seconds and seemed to fade in and out. We got up and walked a few yards into the woods expecting to hear the sound again. It was quiet for about an hour and we were discussing what could have naturally caused that sound. I have heard bobcats, owls and rabbits scream and none sounded close to this. We agreed that it was definitely the cries of a child.
We decided to stay up for the entire night. There was a full moon and much of the woods and creek were visible. At approximately 1:00 am, I was walking the perimeter of our camp when I suddenly felt like something was watching me. I stood still and tried to gauge what was going on. I told Andy and John what I felt and we started to walk deeper into the woods towards the fork. We walked about 50 feet when, without warning, we recognized to our right a large dark figure with bright red eyes standing in the creek... and suddenly it shot straight up into the air with an audible "whoosh". A few seconds later, we heard another scream that seemed to fade as if was moving away from us.
We hurried back to the campsite and compared thoughts about this phantom. Andy was shook up and didn't talk for several minutes until I prodded him for his recollection. John was surprising calm and estimated that it was 6 foot or so, dark in color and seemed to have something extending from its back. I also noticed the structures on the back and commented that it reminded me of wings but I was unsure. We all agreed that it had bright red eyes. This creature or phantom jettisoned so fast that we didn't even have time to get a flashlight on it. Andy wanted to spend the night in the administration building and come back and collect our gear in the morning. He and John walked back, but I decided to stay in the campsite for the remainder of the night. Nothing significant occurred though that feeling of being watched remained.
After the investigation and further research, I concluded that this creature or phantom was more than a simple spirit or energy. I was aware of the numerous sightings of a "Mothman" in West Virginia and it seemed that this being was somewhat similar in description... but I have significant doubt that it is a cryptid (NOTE: I have since changed my mind). I and other researchers have investigated this area since our sighting and have come up with minimal evidence, though a report of a dark creature was made by a resident who lived near Dick's Dam a few years later. The investigation remains open... hopefully I or someone else will be able to offer a plausible answer in the future.
NOTE: In 2008, I received an email from a man who lived a mile or so downstream from this incident (near Dick's Dam). He stated that he had heard similar screams for many years and that the frightful sounds continued to this day. A scout leader also emailed me approximately the same time and wanted to tell me that a few of the boys in his troop had witnessed what they described as a 'dragon' that was 6 foot tall with wings and a tail... but looked like it had fur or feathers. He said that the boys seemed serious but thought they were 'showing off' and dismissed their claims until later when he read the account of my experience.
Since that time, I have continued to check up on the area to see if anything strange develops. The Native American folklore and stories from settlers who inhabited the area offer several possibilities as to the identity of this cryptid but to date, I have not been able to make a plausible theory as to what is being heard or seen.

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Were Gods Aliens?

Almost all Gods are believed to come from the skies. From Christianity to Islam, to Hinduism, to Judaism, gods of all religions have some connections with the skies. So, did they really come from a world other than earth? There are speculations that gods came from a different world. Some people believe that they were aliens; at least ancient astronaut theorists strongly believe that gods were aliens and came from another world. Let us come across some facts that force us to believe that our so-called gods were aliens.
Depiction of Gods

• If gods were humans, why civilizations across the world have been depicting them so differently? For example, in ancient Mesopotamian cultures, a group of deities, Anunnaki have been depicted more like gray aliens than humans. They are believed to come from skies and people in Mesopotamia used to worship them like gods. Some Anunnaki gods have been depicted with bird or reptilian heads.


• Two popular paintings of 13th and 17th centuries, one hangs over the alter at the Visoki Decani Monestary in Kosovo, Yugoslavia and another is located in the Svetishoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, Georgia, depict two flying objects on either side of Christ. These objects, more like flying saucers, also have flames and are appearing to blast-off into skies.


• Indra is the god of rain and thunderstorm in Indian mythology. He was believed to live in Svaragloka (haeaven), a place somewhere in space. He had a weapon called Vajra which he used to kill sinners and ignorant persons. In Norse mythology, a similar depiction of the god of thunder, lightning storm, and the protector of mankind is Thor. He wielded hammer as his weapon and lived in heaven-like place called Asgard that was only accessible via Bifrost Bridge.


• A deity of Mayan has been depicted to wear an astronaut-like helmet with tubes. There are many Mesoamerican or Mayan statues that totally resemble pilots in space suits.


• A painting "The Madonna with Saint Giovannino" hangs over Palazzo Vecchio and was most likely painted by Domenico Ghirlandaio in 15th century, depicts an unidentified flying object above Mary's left shoulder. A man and his dog can also clearly be seen looking up at the floating object.

Weapons and vehicles of Gods

• In many Sanskrit epics, Vimanas have been referred as mythical flying machines. Ramayana, one of the great epics of India and Nepal, mentions a Vimana owned by Ravana. It was made by Vishwakarma for Brahma who is the Hindu god of creation. Brahma gifted this flying machine to Kubera, the god of wealth, but was later stolen, along with Lanka, by his half-brother, the demon king Ravana.


• Lord Yhovah is described as flying in all different clouds. In different depictions, he can be seen to fly in bright clouds, dark clouds, white clouds, thick clouds, low clouds and fiery clouds. There are platforms, great fires, storms, sky dwellings that propose some kind of flying vehicle that the god lives in, and travels in.


• Teotihuacan, a pre-Columbian Mesoamerican city in the basin of Mexico has its architectural significant for top-less pyramids. The name Teotihuacan means "the place where men become gods. These pyramids do not have any chambers on top. They have flat tops which appear to be vertical landing platforms for some kind of sky vehicles. Each platform also has a set of staircase.


• Many gods and divine beings mentioned in the Bible traveled in flying machine like object that rapidly flew, spun and projected light beams at night. These objects could have descended to the ground and ascended into the sky. They could have also hovered over ground and generated sounds.


• There are thousands of gods and deities worshipped all over the world, and there are hundreds of mythological objects or weapons dedicated to them. Most common weapons with which most of the gods have been depicted include swords, tridents, bows and staves. All the depictions of gods, regardless of their orientations, show them with one or more divine object or weapon. For example, a weapon creating thunderbolt has been mentioned in most of the mythologies. The Hebrew Bible mentions about an arrow-like weapon generating lightning. Vedic mythology mentions about a thunderbolt weapon called Vajra that was wielded by Lord Indra. In Greek mythology, Zeus had thunderbolt weapon. In Igbo mythology, the thunderbolt is the weapon of Amadiora. There are tens of similar examples for the use of a thunderbolt-types weapon.

Glimpses of modern technology in ancient walls, building, structures and references, etc

• Many researchers have adopted the view that kings of Atlantis, a legendary island first mentioned in Plato's dialogues Timaeus and Critias, written about 360 BC, were the later gods of Egypt, Greece, America and North Europe. Atlantis is believed to have technology of very advanced stages. The book A Dweller On Two Planets describes many references with respect to Atlantis. There is mention of devices like air conditioner, lamps, light-tubes, electric rifles, guns, mono-rail transportation system, water generators, aerial ships, etc.


• Seti I, and his son Ramses II, considered as god kings, built the temple of Abydos. In this temple, there is a heavy stone slab for supporting the ceiling. The stone slab has hieroglyphical writings, which illustrate some futuristic crafts such as a helicopter, a space ship, hovercraft or tank, an airplane, and the last one also looks like some kind of spacecraft.


• Carved lid of the tomb of K'inich Janaab' Pakal in the Temple of the Inscriptions shows the king Pakal sitting in the cockpit of some compact aerial vehicle and operating levers. He also has some kind of oxygen tube connected to his mouth. Researchers have also discovered a huge artifact, identical to the exhaust system of a rocket engine, in the secret chamber below the tomb Pakal.

However, these pointers do not prove that our gods were aliens, but they suggest that maybe the gods were aliens.

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Controlling Your Dreams - Things to Do While Lucid Dreaming

Meditation As A Part Of Lucid Dreaming Guide For Beginners
Up until today, many are still confused about meditation. Some say that it has a great connection with God and others anticipate that its simply concentrating in full silence. The truth is just far from those thoughts. Meditation is basically a practice wherein the person trains his mind and tries to persuade in a mode of heedfulness to discern some benefits. This is used by many individuals in lucid dreaming or the act of controlling the dream. Being an expert in meditation, you will never ask the question how to control your dreams again. Although meditation itself needs excessive practice, many are still being patient in doing it in order to get lucidity.
Meditation and Lucid Dreaming
Many dreamers twin their dreaming techniques with meditation. Some try to master both together and others focus on one aspect. Either way, many experts claimed that meditation plays a great role in their dreaming activity which gives beginners a clearer picture of lucid dreaming techniques. With just a quick search in Wikibooks they will immediately find various advices from experts and meditation is always a part of it.
One handy tip to assure that meditation will be an effective trick to achieve lucidity is to ensure that you do it perfectly. Dream control is not as easy as what many people think. In fact this needs practice and a good dose of concentration. To avoid similar lucid dreaming problem from happening repeatedly try following these handy meditation tips.
Tips To Meditate The Right Way
Practice In The Right Place - find a calm and peaceful place to practice meditation. There should be no disturbance or any form of noise and sit in the most comfortable way you can. It's not necessary to do the lotus position. You can either sit on a chair with your feet flat on the ground or sit on the floor with crossed legs.
Concentrate - softly close your eyes and begin to take few but deep breaths. Inhale with your nose and exhale with your mouth. This way you'll refrain from forcing yourself to breathe. In a couple of minutes you will then notice that this breathing pattern will come naturally. This will also gradually become deeper.
Be aware - in order to see the effects of meditation, be aware it alongside from fully concentrating on the right steps. You will notice that you're starting to be more relaxed and calm. Be aware of your breathing and don't think of any distraction which may come. Lend your full focus on the activity and refrain from thinking of other things. This may not come easy but as you continue this practice you will find it simpler to concentrate.
Positive Effects In Lucid Dreaming
Concentration and focus are vital when trying to dream lucidly. Improving in meditation will also result in improving lucid dreaming. Because beginners like you need to familiarize various lucid dreaming tips, you should also have enough focus to avoid similar lucid problems. How to control your dreams is one easy question, but applying these tips require an adequate amount of motivation.

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How to Improve Your Natural Psychic Ability - 4 Easy Steps

Label it psychic ability, intuition, second sight, or any other expression you care to use, but we are all born with the ability to know things beyond our natural realm of knowledge - an innate psychic ability.
As a psychic reader for over 30 years, I've never met anyone without some level of psychic capability, but it is usually rudimentary, uncontrollable, giving incomplete random bits of information.
Therefore, how can you reign in your psychic ability so that it is a clear helpful stream of specifics? If you'd like to reap the benefits this precious gift, try these exercises.
1. Listen to the psychic voice within.
Just as a muscle becomes stronger with use, so does psychic ability. The more you pay attention to it, the more you respond to the guidance it offers; the stronger it becomes, giving more detailed and comprehensible information. To develop this psychic muscle, start with something small. For example - you're leaving the house for the day and you feel the need to bring an extra pen with you. You already have one in your bag.
So normally, you'd ignore this urge, but to strengthen your psychic ability, listen to that voice within and respond to that urge - simply take an extra pen along. Later in day when you discover that, the pen you thought you could rely on runs out of ink. You'll reach in your bag and produce the spare. Your client signs the contract, the day is saved, and you've just fortified the fact that your psychic message was correct. Because you listened and acted in faith the next time the message will be stronger and you will understand more clearly what you need to do and why.
2. Meditation
Meditation is a powerful way of connecting to the spirit realm and after all that's from where all psychic information originates. Meditate on protection and clarity.
3. Stay away from Negativity
Negative people are an energy drain (physically, mentally and spiritually) if you must be around someone who is negative. Keep your psychic gift to yourself. There's no sense in subjecting yourself to ridicule and cynicism.
4. Give credit where credit is due
Finally yet importantly, do not attribute the accuracy of your psychic information to coincidence. Give credit where credit is due. If your psychic energy has given you, a piece of information that has served you well, be grateful; don't try to explain it away. Rationalizing is denial and that will shut down your psychic ability.
If you apply these techniques, you will begin to function at a higher psychic level, and before long, you will realize the rewards of your natural psychic ability.

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Lucid Dreaming to Overcome Nightmares

Have you ever woken up screaming in terror after a nightmare that was so vivid you literally feared for your life - or perhaps the life of someone you love? We all have this experience from time to time, but if you're unfortunate enough to experience frequent nightmares, this is no laughing matter. What you need is some way to realize that what you fear is not real because you are only dreaming. This awareness is the essence of lucid dreaming - the best way to overcome nightmares.
Why Do We Have Nightmares?
We are more apt to suffer from nightmares during periods of stress, sickness, relationship problems, or traumatic events. Alcohol and certain drugs or medications can exacerbate these tendencies as they tend to suppress R.E.M. sleep - the phase of sleep where dreaming occurs. If you go to sleep under the influence, you may sleep soundly for some time, but the mind will not be able to dream. Once the effect of the substance wears off and R.E.M. sleep can resume, the mind needs to catch up on its dreaming, and this often results in more intense experiences. If those dreams are nightmares - look out!
The key to understanding nightmares, however, is to understand your fears. Shining the light of conscious awareness on these irrational fears can make them melt away. The benefits will be felt not just in the dream state, but also in your waking, everyday life. The Australian Aborigines believe that the dream state connects us to the "Dreamtime" from which all life came, and attach great importance to resolving issues while dreaming. But whatever your worldview, lucid dreaming can reduce your anxiety levels tremendously.
Using Lucid Dreaming to Overcome Nightmares
The following examples are supplied by perhaps the foremost researcher on lucid dreaming, Stephen LaBerge, in his 1990 book with H. Rheingold, Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming. Their research suggests that it is healthier to adopt a conciliatory attitude toward hostile dream figures, rather than a 'confront and conquer' attitude.

• If being pursued, turn to face your pursuer. If it doesn't disappear altogether, start a dialog with it.
• If attacked, show readiness to defend yourself but attempt a dialog. Or, feel love within yourself and attempt to extend this to your attacker.
• If falling, relax and allow yourself to land. You are not going to die: it's a dream! Or, convert falling into flying and then go somewhere interesting. (This idea actually came from the Senoi people of Malaysia.)
• If paralyzed, remember that you are only dreaming and adopt an attitude of curiosity toward the experience. Don't panic!
• If unprepared for a test, you could simply walk out of the exam room and avoid the situation altogether. Or, have fun coming up with creative answers to questions.
• If naked in public, remember that modesty is a social convention. In dreams, anything goes. So allow everyone else to get naked, too! (It's okay if this becomes arousing!) Who cares what happens in the privacy of your own dream?

Of course, all of these possibilities depend on your ability to realize that you are dreaming and to exert a certain amount of control over the process. So how exactly do we do that?

Fortunately, a relatively new and inexpensive audio technology known as brainwave entrainment offers a wonderfully simple way to enhance your ability to lucid dream. If you'd like to tame the fears that ruin your sleep, and convert your nightmares into exciting adventures instead, visit the following site, which offers the best overall review of brainwave products: Meditation MP3.

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Lucid Dream Induction - Remembering Your Dreams

One of the things that help you with lucid dream induction is being able to remember your own dreams. This helps build up recollection which is important for various methods that you can use to induce yourself into one of these dream like states. The problem is when some of us wake up, after a few minutes we can't even remember what was dreamt about which is going to cause problems for recollection but there are ways that you can actually improve this though.

• Get Enough Sleep

The first thing that you're going to want to do is make sure that you get yourself enough sleep. The body goes through an REM process meaning that you want to sleep for 8 hours experience the full process instead of just the 5/6 hours that many people usually get.
The reason 8 hours is a better length is because with the numerous dreams we have during the night, they get longer as time goes on, so the longer they are the easier it is for you to remember bits from them therefore improving your recall ability.

• Using A Dream Journal

The best tool that you can have is a dream journal. This is the basic and most essential thing that you should look into getting if you want to experience lucid dreaming. This isn't anything special, just a notepad that you can leave next to your bed so when you wake up you can note down anything that you experience in your dream.
Some people tend to prefer to wake themselves up during the night (if you are using the back to bed method this is highly useful to increase lucidity and recall) after 4/5 hours to note down what they remember and then go back to sleep for the rest of the night to do the same in the morning. What this does is just makes breaking down the dreams into chunks easier to remember than using recall on a full night's sleep.
Working from the end to the beginning is normally the best way to remember, ask yourself questions like "how did I get here" to help you move backwards in your story.
Anything you remember you should note down; dream signs, objects, animals, signs, anything you remember goes in the book. If you can't even remember anything put down "no recollection" as this will help you build the habit up.

• Dream Supplements

There are many things you can take to help increase how vivid and lucid you can get in your dream like state.
There are many herbs out there that can actually help such as calea zacatechichi which has said to be highly effective. However the last thing you want to do is get addicted to them by using them every night so just use them in small amounts (don't worry they are safe to use).
You can also take on more natural foods such as rice, tomatoes, oats, cheese, almonds and mustard seeds. What these contain is melatonin which increases how vivid your dreams are which in return makes them easier for you to recall.
Dream recall is highly important when it comes down to lucid dream induction so you will need to make sure that you learn how you can improve your recollection so that you are able to increase your lucidity the next time you're sleeping.

There are many other methods that you can use for lucid dream induction and some you might find easier than others too. You can also check out our blog which contains tips, tricks and more methods and information that can help you with your journey to achieve your lucid dream.

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I See Ghosts, I Feel Things, I Know Things - Am I Psychic? What's Wrong With Me?

I know what it's like to see spirit, to hear sounds, to sense energy and to know or dream things that later happen in the same, or similar circumstances. Sometimes it can be really scary. Sometimes it can be really draining on you energetically and emotionally. Especially if you're a big dreamer.
So here is my 5 point plan to help you cope with what you experience on a psychic level.
Number 1 - Don't Panic!
Firstly, I don't think there is anything wrong with you. In fact, given my experiences these things are quite normal! You are more open, intuitive and sensitive than many others and while some of you may not be able to talk openly to others about it, please remember that you are not alone. These things can be controlled and either developed and integrated into your everyday life, or reduced, even stopped altogether.. When it comes to precognition always remember, you are not causing things to happen - you are simply aware of them before they do.
NB: If you're hearing voices that encourage you to do bad things to yourself or others, or to act out of character or inappropriately, or if you are causing harm to yourself, feel suicidal, or feel there is more to your condition then you must seek professional, medical help.
Number 2 - Start A Journal
Keep a diary of your daily activities including regular stuff as well as the spooky things. This will help you to realise how often it doesn't happen (the days when you're 'normal'!) and how often you're right about things. More importantly it will help you to get your thoughts out of your head and on to paper. It will help with the whirl of thoughts going round your head and will be useful for you in the future if you choose to develop your psychic, intuitive or mediumistic side.
Number 3 - Put Psychic Protection In Place
It is essential that you understand how you can learn to shut out the things that interfere with your everyday life, and maybe your sleep patterns (which is quite common). Psychic protection will help to keep you more grounded and able to function at work, at school or college and at home. For some of you, simply asking your spirit guides to stand around you and stop these things happening may be enough.
Number 4 - Meditate On A Daily Basis
Take some time to meditate each day. This will help you to remain calm and centred. Put psychic protection in place before you start. If you're comfortable doing so, you may want to let your spirit guide know (talk to them even if you don't know who they are, they will be around) that if there is anything that they wish to communicate to you, this is the time to tell you. Also let your spirit guide know that the rest of the day and night spirit shouldn't interrupt your life. You may want to include your meditation experiences in your daily journal too.
Number 5 - Make Connections
Connect with people of like mind if you can. Look for meditation groups, spiritualist churches or crystal workshops (just as examples). It's always a relief to talk to others who know what you're on about. If you are unable to do this in your local area, try connecting online. Although please be careful who you connect with, and essentially who you meet up with and put the usual precautions in place if you choose to meet.
Connect with your spirit guide too. You can do this through meditation given enough practice and time. To do this, put psychic protection in place before you meditate and simply ask you spirit guide to step forward during your quiet time and let themselves be known to you. There are also guided visualisations that can help you to meet your spirit guide, but remember they will only make themselves known to you when the time is right. I personally would suggest you find your guide for yourself rather than asking a medium or someone else to just tell you who they are as you need to be able to really connect with them so that you can work with them well in the future.
These steps may be enough for you, certainly for the time being, but the chances are you will need to decide what you want to do next. Do you want to develop these skills or shut them out? Once you've put these measures in place it should give you some breathing space to decide and then to research what to do next.

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Helen draws on her natural and intuitive abilities along with many years of research and personal development to produce books, products and programs to help you, whether you're just a little curious, an absolute beginner or have been involved in spiritual and psychic development for some time. http://www.helenleathers.com

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