Meditation and Yowie

[steveg]

Hi all,

Has anyone tried to meditate whilst a Yowie is around and send positive thoughts to the Yowie top attempt to draw it closer or communicate?

I was just curious to see what lengths researchers are trying out in the field as I have heard alot of the about hominids projecting feelings of "dread" towards people.

Cheers!

Steve G.

[Jim Hocking]

I have prayed that if that noise was a yowie to meet another time. And I'm not even religious. I prayed that if God listened I would go to church every Sunday.
Nothing happened so I promised god I'd give him another chance.
Looked in the morning and saw possible foot prints, not large but human like.

[bearindawoods]

I'd be praying to god, please take his off food

[Dion]

Hey Steveg

Welcome to the forum

I believe Sue O’Conner who used to live in the Blue Mountains did a type of meditation in her backyard once to try and attract the nature spirits, having said that it was probably more of a ceremonial act or ritual as I believe she was a wiccan. She got more than what he bargained for as a Yowie ended up turning up on a regular basis in her backyard.

Quotes from an old Ruby Lang post.

Out of the Blue Labyrinth Jerry and Sue O’Connor, the principal witnesses in this case, are happy to have their names used, but asked me not to reveal the exact location of their property. Suffice to say they live in the Blue Mountains to the south of the Great Western Highway, where the land immediately behind their house falls away into a vast maze of twisting, scrub-covered ravines known as the Blue Labyrinth. Since moving into the area in September 1997 the O’Connor’s have been regularly visited by yowies, have seen them on numerous occasions, have fed them and have communicated with them, both telepathically and by more conventional means. Many people will find the O’Connor’s' story difficult to accept, so I would like to emphasis here that everything they have reported - even the apparent telepathic communication - has-been reported elsewhere in Australia or overseas. I find their testimony convincing not only because it has been, in effect, corroborated by similar testimony, but because I know Sue and Jerry and I trust them. For some time after the yowie activity began, Jerry, a down to earth ex-serviceman, could hardly believe it himself. "My whole life was spun on its axis", he says. "It changed my whole belief system.” Sue, however, has always been interested in spiritual matters and it is just possible her open spirituality actually triggered the yowie visitations. Shortly after they moved into their house she conducted a quiet ceremony to invite the local nature spirits into their garden. Soon she and Jerry experienced strong feelings of dread and of being watched. Their screen door rattled, the power box slammed, they heard crashing sounds in the scrub and, in November 1999, heard at seemingly point-blank range, a tremendous, terrifying roar as loud as that of a lion, yet indefinably alien - "other worldly”. They then found about 30 huge bite marks up to 7 feet above the ground on young bloodwood trees,

Deep grooves left by upper canines which were consistently 80 mm apart and by lower canines which were always 55 mm apart seemed to prove the bites were all made by the same individual. It was clearly hunting for grubs. At about 2 o'clock one morning in August 2000 Sue woke from a disturbing dream which was accompanied by a weird "electric" feeling, looked up at the window behind their bed and saw a huge animal staring back at her. The creature had a human-sized head which looked disproportionately small as it was set low into a pair of absolutely huge shoulders. As it was illuminated by a streetlight and a full moon, Sue could see the animal had a slim nose, a very wide mouth and a rounded clump of tan-colored hair on top of its head.
Sue and Jerry have now experienced six similar sightings, always preceded by the strange “electric" dreams, cold chills and fear. To look through the bedroom window the creature must be over eight feet tall. It seems highly significant that the visits always occur just before or during Sue's monthly periods.

Psychic Communication. Not surprisingly, the O’Connor’s eventually decided the hairy giants had more in common with spirits than they did with normal animals, so Sue tried contacting the creatures mentally. Eventually, on 31 October 2000, she established a telepathic link with what purported to be their regular visitor - a female yowie. The creature conveyed that it resided in the "Black Dimension" but was a benign "being of light" which was drawn to her and her garden. It conveyed its disapproval of the word? yowie? And seemed to say it was? Of the bunyip race? Among other things it informed Sue it was immensely old -essentially immortal.

Recently Jerry, whose family nick-name is "Jock", left food outside the bedroom window for the yowie. Shortly thereafter he felt the "electro" sensation followed by a voice in his head which said quite clearly, "thanks, Jock!” By any standards the O’Connor’s' story is petty weird, so it is worth repeating that every strange detail Sue and Jerry mentioned has been reported elsewhere - right up to and including the telepathic communication - which has been mentioned frequently in America and once, memorably, by a Russian cryptozoologist.

[cryptobotanica]

Obviously, a matter of personal belief, but I think I'd be at least a little caution about erecting a metaphysical signpost over my house saying "ALL WELCOME - SNACKS FREE!". Never know what you'll get, or how long it'll decide to hang around for. Some dark, grotty things out there...

Basic meditation (ie, a simply unfocussing and a readjustment to slower, clearer thought) is a powerful tool for being at one with your surroundings - to cease for a moment being a human DOING, and just become a human BEING. Many hunters, photographers, naturalists and just those with a casual interest in their local wildlife follow this theory. Also popular with permaculturalists, for shifting their focus from the soil at hand, to the wider microsystem it is a part of.

Having chilled for long enough, the bush largely forgets you are there and in no time at all bugs, birds and bush creatures start going about their normal business again.

Some whacky stuff in the Blue Mountains and what with it's long history of traditional occultism, and pagan practices (not to mention the original inhabitants) it will probably get stranger as time goes on

Thanks for raising an interesting point, Steve, and welcome aboard.

[steveg]

Thanks Chewy for that story, very interesting. That being said Crypt is right, inviting spirts around is dangerous, I wouldnt dare ask anything more than a yowie to come visit

[Yowie88]

I believe Sue O’Conner who used to live in the Blue Mountains did a type of meditation in her backyard once to try and attract the nature spirits, having said that it was probably more of a ceremonial act or ritual as I believe she was a wiccan. She got more than what he bargained for as a Yowie ended up turning up on a regular basis in her backyard.

Hi Chewy;

May I post you a PM;

I have the distinct feeling (although cannot be sure) that I once new someone either by that name or at the very least; carried out the same wiccan practises. I wait for your answer before saying anything else about this person; but will say that this person I knew had a very high English IQ or abillity; to the point that she would put Shakespeare to shame. I have a few names going around in my head that may be linked to her and the time was around 2002/2003 and recall their location being on the South side of the HW.

[rickrocket2010]

Hi Guys i dont Meditate, BUT i do think Positive as im walking through the Bush...Hey it cant Hurt...lol

[Dion]

Hi Chewy

May I post you a PM;

Thats fine Yowie88, you dont have to ask to do that, I dont bite

[topender]

Really ?....then why is your name CHEWY. ..mmmmm yeahhhhh

[Dion]

Tops I'm just a big puppy dog......honest