| Under World Wild
man, Giants (the so-called "giants" (nephilim) of the Bible(?), Monsters, Bad
Luck, Disaster, Wood Men, Big God, Trickster, Cannibal, and other names are depicted by
Native American tribes from all over. Are these creatures really evil? Are our
feelings about them based on evidence, or on our own fears of the unknown? Something
to think about... |
Middle Urth Taking
into account the many names given to Bigfoot over the years by many tribes of Native
American Indians, it is hard to not see some similarities and perhaps equate a
"common denominator" that's at the very least, EVIDENCE that these creatures
exist, and to what their very nature is like. Perhaps they are as afraid of us as we
are of them... |
Upper
World Perhaps it is like the
trickster theory, and that these beings cross boundaries between worlds, not only as
beings which are not ape, nor mankind, but kind of both, but also because they are seen
around areas of UFO activity, or other paranormal activities. Perhaps they are a
signal to us that there is more to our world(s) than what we previously thought or
considered. |