Mythical Creatures

Some mythical creatures are native to Earth but the evidence that they exist is sketchy or absent. For instance Bigfoot, the early version of man whose large feet leave impressions and who is captured on film now and then, and Nessie in Loch Ness, who is a leftover Plesiosaur dinosaur and captured on images now and then. Then it gets weird.

ZetaTalk: Bigfoot 7/15/1995: Bigfoot has fascinated mankind for as long as the two races have been in contact with each other, as infrequent and fleeting as that may be. The reason for this has less to do with Bigfoot's size and man-ape like appearance, which would be understandable on this Earth, as with Bigfoot's elusiveness. Gorillas, for instance, are as large. Chimpanzees seem as intelligent. Why is Bigfoot a fascination? The answer lies in his seemingly uncanny ability to elude detection. The reason for this is that Bigfoot was to house a group of entities who are in quarantine. They remain elusive because they are not to intermingle with mankind. In this effort, they do not go unassisted.

Just as we have described how after the cataclysms the Service-to-Self groups will simply not be able to find communities of Service-to-Others, just so humans are not able to find Bigfoot. Bigfoot is there, right under your nose. Why are they in quarantine? These entities have been placed into a primitive condition at their request, so that they can return to a basic understanding of how to get along with each other, with nature, and ponder the wondrous workings of nature. Their quarantine is not an exile. It is a search for peace. Has Bigfoot something to do with early mankind, perhaps an early model of man? The answer is, not surprisingly, yes! Bigfoot is indeed an interim model of one of the six races of man.

ZetaTalk: Nessie 8/15/1995: Nessie is no monster at all, but a gentle giant no more aggressive than Sea Cows. This species lives in numerous places around the globe, but has only come to attention in small inland lakes. Is this a fresh water creature? Yes, but one that can adapt to brackish waters. It became trapped in Loch Ness during a pole shift, where land routinely heaves up out of the sea and drops in other places below the waves. Thus trapped, the creature proceeded with its normal life, munching vegetation and fish and occasionally popping its head above the surface to sense if it's missing any munchies. Nessie is nearly blind, and relies on a sense of smell, which underwater is sensitive to chemicals in the water, but in the air catches small particles carried in the breeze. Could Nessie come out of the lake and lumber about? Hardly. This creature requires water to breathe, having gills along its sides, and thus cannot bring more than its head out of the water.

The dragon myth is more than a story as they appear in folklore worldwide and on pottery and drawings. They likewise look like a leftover from the dinosaur age, but they are not from Earth. They were brought to Earth to terrify humans, a maneuver by the Service-to-Self entities hoping to gain many souls as allies due to the fear induced. Did it work? We no longer have dragons roaming about so perhaps the maneuver failed.

ZetaTalk: Dragons 6/16/1995: Mankind has many myths about dragons throughout the world. In the Orient the dragon is featured on pottery and in parades, and European myths are replete with Knights in armor going into battle against firebreathing dragons. The dragons invariable have wings and are shaped suspiciously like dinosaurs. Is there some basis in fact for this common human memory? Indeed there is. Where the dinosaurs died out long before mankind was engineered into being from ape stock, the Earth was not the only planet to give birth to such creatures. Evolution follows similar patterns, and where your Earth brought forth dinosaurs with wings, just so did other planets compatible with the Earth. Your dragons were transplants brought to the Earth by early ambassadors from the Service-to-Self, who anticipated an increased harvest of lackeys from the Earth due to the fear and despair their dragons wrought.

Were the dragons intelligent and incarnated with souls? No. On a scale of 1 to 10, where the average dog is a 10, a dragon was barely a 3. This is why, in spite of the massive size and capacity to fly as well as lumber over hill and dale, they were so easily slain. Dumb brutes. Hundreds were brought to Earth, and released on terrified villages. The dragons ate humans, which were neither swift runners or able to barricade themselves in their mud huts, and were a tastier morsel than the deer, which ran fast and had taut, lean muscles. The legends speak of sacrifices, where humans would periodically offer one of their own to placate the dragon. Well, of course this reduced the rampages, as dinner had been brought to the door.

Where some dragons mated, they were scattered to begin with and, dying without progeny, eventually disappeared from the Earth. There were perhaps a few hundred delivered, and their reign, ending only in the last Millennia, lasted for thousands of years. The stories of dragons, all the more impressive as they were true, spread more widely than the dragons themselves. Did they breath fire? No. But when roaring, open mouthed, it felt like that to those within range. Hot breath and a big wind pipe.

The Earth also has bats large and small. Fruit bats are as big as a pet dog, though most bats are a winged version of a mouse. But the man-sized vampire bats that have appeared to frighten mankind is another scare tactic by the Service-to-Self, who hope to frighten souls into the ranks they control. Fear induces self-focus and cooperative converts.

ZetaTalk: Vampire Bats  9/15/1995:Vampires exist, but they are not in human form as legend has it. The Earth has evolved creatures, mammals, that bite and drink blood - the vampire bats that plague certain tropical countries and debilitate range cattle with blood loss. Are Vampire bats the basis of the Vampire legends? In a manner of speaking, the legend is based on a similar creature that evolved on another world. Just as Dragons were brought to the Earth by aliens in the Service-to-Self orientation, to terrify humans they hoped to later recruit into their ranks, just so were large Vampire bats brought to Earth. Then why the legend of the bat becoming human? The visitations occurred at night, as these bats evolved in a similar manner to the Earth's bats, using squeaking sounds in a type of radar, and using the safety of darkness to escape predatory birds which consider rodents a full course meal.

The imported bats were large though slender. When flying they looked like bats, but after they landed their folding wings looked like outstretched arms - the vampire in his black cape. Red eyes? Yes, indeed in any light nearby the eyes, which lacked the protective pigment necessary in harsh daylight, showed only the blood just under the surface of the eye. And just as some hairy monkeys on Earth have hairless, pale faces, just so did these large Vampire bats have hairless faces. They were chosen by the Service-to-Self aliens because they resembled humans, in the dusk. The terrified victims, frozen in fear, gave birth to the Vampire myth of supernatural powers. Were they found and killed with stakes? They were killed with whatever was at hand, when discovered in their dark lairs, and what was mostly at hand were wooden sticks. Farmers staking fence posts would use the pointed ends to fend off attacks from wild animals, and in most cases this was the only weapon available when fending off an attack from Vampires.

The Chupacabra is similar to most canines on Earth, such as wolves of dogs. But these goat suckers are specifically hungry for blood, which seems to be their primary food. Once again, brought to Earth to terrify mankind. Not from Earth, per DNA checks.

ZetaTalk: Chupacabra 12/15/2004: We have stated when the Chupacabra reports first emerged that these creatures were Akin to the dragons or vampire bats of old, brought to Earth to terrify humans by those in the Service-to-Self, looking to increase their harvest of recruits. Fear, terror, increase a self focus, and thus is a tool used by those in the Service-to-Self to drive young souls in this direction. In the past dumb creatures used to this end, brought to Earth and unleashed on villages, eventually died out, as they are not native to the Earth and suffer from infections and inadequate nutrition. What does the recent discovery of dead Chupacabra, young and starving, in Maryland and Texas, mean? It means their handlers have fled and are no longer attempting to capture the continent of S. America, as was the case when the Chupacabra episode began.

The Council of Worlds required that the handlers, the Service-to-Self aliens unleashing them, ensure that humans not be harmed by the Chupacabra unless in essence giving permission, the human always in control of the situation. Thus, these aliens attended their dogs of war faithfully, as failure to do so would send them packing, forced to leave the Earth for failure to abide by the rules. But if leaving anyway, the Service-to-Self, not known for their concern for the environment or having any sense of responsibility, would scarcely scout about to collect all the young their charges might have spawned. Thus they show up, infected and suffering from malnutrition, unidentifiable as a known species on Earth, puzzling those who come upon their remains.

Not all creatures from other worlds are scary. Take Yoda for instance, beloved and wise Jedi Master from the Star Wars series. He is not a mystery, as he can be found drawn into manuscripts from the Middle Ages, a century ago.

Was Yoda a Medieval Monk?
April 16, 2015
https://www.theguardian.com/careers/careers-blog/2015/apr/16/was-yoda-medieval-monk-museum-curator

The force is strong with this one: this pre-1600 Yoda lookalike was found on a Medieval manuscript. Photograph: British Library - a doodled figure, which looks curiously like Yoda from Star Wars.

ZetaTalk: Yoda 5/2/2015: Is the Star Wars creature known as Yoda a real creature? Yes, with a home planet that is close enough to Earth’s environment that visitations to Earth are possible. We have mentioned that many authors and producers are contactees, introduced to many of the life forms that humans might encounter during contact so that these might be included in stories or movies. The Yoda hominoid is still in service during the Earth’s Transformation. They are solidly Service-to-Other and prefer a quiet behind-the-scenes role, thus the role as a monk in human society was quite fitting – a counselor, rather than a politicians. But as depicted in Star Wars, the Yoda group is hardly timid or acquiescing. They draw the line firmly when encountering Service-to-Self motives and will go into battle if need be.  Thus they limit their activity during contact to working with those humans who are engaged in battles, helping them discern when a passive or active role would be most effective.

If Yoda had a Service-to-Other agenda, most other-worldly creatures do not. Mothman, who swept the skies of Appalachia, was strictly a Service-to-Self tool.

ZetaTalk Mothman 6/29/2002: This true story has fascinated those who have learned of it, and thus it has made its way to Hollywood. What was this large birdman, seen swooping over the mountain country, and what its purpose? We have stated that Vampires, Dragons, and the recent Chupas are not intelligent aliens, but more akin to dog packs controlled by Service-to-Self aliens. They are brought to Earth to terrify humans, as fear pushes those inclined toward the Service-to-Self orientation more in that direction. Fearful humans tend to think more for themselves, ignoring empathy for others, and thus are pushed into training for entry into the Service-to-Self ranks, or so these Service-to-Self aliens hope! As dog packs, they are allowed to encounter, terrify, and even kill humans should the humans basically give up and submit. Thus, there are stories of dragons consuming virgins, and vampires biting to death victims virtually drained of blood.

So, were the Mothmen not men at all, but bird creatures? Indeed, they were, and short lived, as they did not acclimate well to the Appalachian Mountains where they were installed. Dead, they were retrieved by their masters, as leaving bones about would lessen their impact when the brain cavity was discovered to be infinitesimal. And why the sense of doom, of a warning given, by those who sighted these large bird creatures floating overhead? This was the general vibes in the area, a sense that something unexplained was upon them, something even the church had no explanation for, and this in the Bible Belt. Thus, this true story has many interpretations, and more yet to come, as the movie is about to emerge in the theaters!

If Mothman terrified Mount Point, West Virginia, the New Jersey Devil terrified the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. The Devil had wings and a horse face.

ZetaTalk New Jersey Devil 8/8/2009: Within the recent memory of man, Mothman flew over the mountains of West Virginia, and the winged New Jersey Devil terrorized those it caught in the woods. This is another instance of Service-to-Self aliens trying to terrorize humans into their spiritual orientation, as a terrified human is less likely to be empathetic. The drug wars in Mexico have given them hope, and they are trying to be opportunists.

Part of the fear campaign is having the creature brought to Earth to frighten man stand on its rear feet, upright. This implies intelligence, like man. Where Dogman is termed a mythical creature per the Zetas it is just a shy bear walking on its rear feet! The Michigan Dogman is described as a bipedal, canine-like beast with glowing blue or amber eyes and a human-like torso, standing roughly 7 feet tall.

ZetaTalk Dogman 6/18/2011: It should be no surprise to mankind that there are new species discovered living in its oceans and swamps and forests. This is a regular situation, where a new species is discovered, a creature lying on a shoreline or discovered deep within a tropical forest. Big Foot has been sighted and its foot prints documented but is still within the category of being a myth. We are not talking here about those creatures brought to Earth by ambassadors in the Service-to-Self to frighten man - Dragons or Vampire bats or Mothman or the Brujas of Monterrey or the New Jersey Devil or the Chupacabra. We are speaking of Earth creatures, evolved on Earth and native to the Earth, who are simply shy. Big Foot is a version of Early Man, and protected by a quarantine from interaction with mankind, but he is alone in this regard. There are hundreds of species coexisting with mankind that man either considers a myth or has no knowledge of. This includes Nessie, who is a leftover from the dinosaur days, as is a large raptor lizard that roams the outback in Australia. The Dogman is one such shy creature, a type of bear in fact. Bears stand upright on their rear legs, and avoid contact with man.

But if Dogman is a bear, the Goatman is a real hybrid of man and beast, brought to Earth to terrify mankind.

The Maryland Goatman: The Real 1970s Story Behind the Legend
November 23, 2023
https://ghostsofdc.org/2023/11/03/maryland-goatman-legend-bowie/

Typically, the Goatman is portrayed as a towering bipedal creature, blending human and goat features. His upper body mirrors a muscular man, but goat horns protrude from his head. Below, he boasts the furry hind legs and hooves of a goat. Eyewitnesses from the 1970s claimed they confronted a “massive hairy entity” standing around six feet, walking upright. Intriguingly, this creature also demonstrated the agility to swiftly dart on all fours, as mentioned by The Washington Post in 1971.

ZetaTalk Goatman 9/15/2026:Mythical creatures such as the Dogman and Dragons are most often creatures brought in from other worlds to terrify humans into the Service-to-Self spiritual orientation. Fear induces a self-focus.  Bigfoot is not mythical, only elusive, leaving big footprints as evidence that he exists. Nessie likewise is a leftover dinosaur and can be found in lakes around the world. The Chupacabra has left a corpse behind, though was not native to Earth. Most mythical creatures like the New Jersey Devil, Mothman,and Vampire Bats disappear after being sighted, leaving no evidence, as they are just tools brought in to frighten man.  The Goatman of Maryland is yet another visitor who is sighted but leaves no evidence beyond a photo that he exists. He was selected by his handlers to stand as tall as a human man and have facial features that are similar to man. Thus the theories about genetic engineering. The Council of Worlds allows psychological influence when The Call reaches out to the Service-to-Self aliens visiting the Earth, but beyond terror these fear inducing visitors cannot leave their mark behind. Thus, they are attended by their handlers while on Earth.