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More on the Archway UFO mystery

posted by Lynn Hayes | 6:10am Thursday February 15, 2007

Watch the video here.

There has been virtually no media coverage of this event outside of a few minor journals in the UK. I found an article that reports a wedding having released Chinese-style “glow” lanterns that very day. However, the glow lanterns that I found on the internet don’t look anything like UFOs.

One astute writer found this site with “fire balloons” that look rather like the glowing balls in the video. Still, even if these balloons were six feet tall, when hovering thousands of feet above the spectators I would think they would appear to be very tiny, not huge twinkling glowing orange balls.

There has been no investigation of the O’Hare sighting in Chicago, despite reports by pilots and other credible witnesses and a nearly complete news blackout on both of these events.

I found a report of another sighting in January that had not been reported in the major media: this time retired Air Force colonel Brian Fields, a Christian who did not believe in alien life forms, took pictures of lights that appear similar to the ones reported in the UK. Fields is reported to have said, “Be awake, be mindful you can be deceived,” he said. “There are things that can shake our world.”

Whether these events are indeed UFOs or not, they deserve to be investigated so that the truth can be discovered.



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Dharmaruci

posted February 15, 2007 at 8:14 am


It’s Saturn-Neptune. There seems no doubt these experiences are real, but are they material reality (Saturn) or, as Jung would have it, projections of the Unconscious (Neptune), which can be experienced collectively?

As you said in your last blog, it’s also Jupiter-Uranus



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Lynn

posted February 15, 2007 at 8:26 am


Yes – also repression (Saturn) of the mystery (Neptune) as we have seen right here in the comment threads lately. Neptune can show mass illusion and delusion, but it also connects us with an experience that extends beyond physical reality, or at least the physical reality that we know of.

You’re in the UK Dharma, are people talking about this over there



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Barbara

posted February 15, 2007 at 8:43 am


Lynn thanks for noticing this story, this is a great video!

I haven’t heard anything about it personally in the news over here. But this kind of thing seldom makes news. I remember a few years back some CCTV footage of an alleged ghost made the main tv news on BBC.

It was of this very clear figure in a cloak (no not a sheet ) closing some doors. There had been no one in the building at the time. It was spooky, partly because it actually made the news! I haven’t seen that footage since, but it must be somewhere, maybe on You Tube or something.

I just did a uk search on the lanterns and it seems to be a standard alternative explanation for UFO’s now. I would have to see one for myself in the sky to decide if it looked like a UFO or not.

Fab story whatever the explanation. Definately Saturn/Neptune etc



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Ronda

posted February 15, 2007 at 10:28 am


Keep in mind, too, that UFO just stands for Unidentified Flying Object, which implies nothing about it being extraterrestrial in origin. Who knows that our governments are funding research dollars into in these days of fighting terrorism



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Rain

posted February 15, 2007 at 12:09 pm


We kid ourselves that we actually have a free press and any time something like this happens, it is suppressed or lightly covered, but then dropped. A few months ago I did some research on past sightings, not the lasted flurry of them, and very reputable people have said what they see– which cannot be explained, but the government and those in power do not want the populace scared or they already know what it is. Whatever the case, the public will be the last to know as we don’t really have a free media. It has been interesting to read about i



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Beth

posted February 15, 2007 at 1:37 pm


Phoenix had some recent sightings too. They were similiar to the one that occured in the 90′s. Same “explanation” that is was military balloons. Shades of Roswell I think



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Lynn

posted February 15, 2007 at 7:10 pm


The interesting to me is how little coverage there is even on the internet. Like you say Rain, the press is really not free and I think also people don’t really know what to say about it so they just don’t. But now that everyone in the world has a camera phone, it will be interesting to see what happens



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