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…and why they are extraordinary – In her new diary, Anne Strieber writes: “I had experiences recently with what might be called ‘the extraordinary ordinary,’ a term I coined after reading over half a million Communion letters from common, everyday people who’d had what can only be called transformative experiences with some sort of alternative life form. It all started with a visit from the powerful psychic Glennys Mackay, who stopped off in LA, along with her husband George, after a cruise from Australia.

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Also Phoenix Lights on TV this weekend – Whitley will be on a panel that will discuss “UFOs, Magic and Mysticism in Hollywood” with UFO researchers Jordan Maxwell, Roger Leir and Jay Weidner and Coast to Coast AM host George Noory on Saturday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Beverly Garland Grand Ballroom in Universal City, CA. Tickets are $46 (our readers get $10 off by putting in the code “UNKNOWN” when they check out) and they will be $50 at the door. To purchase tickets, click here or call (800) 984-0897. But the BEST place to see Whitley (and all the Dreamland gang) is at our extraordinary conference in Nashville in June, which is selling out fast!
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We may soon be able to beat the traffic by commuting to work in a NEW kind of hybrid: an electric plane/car. And when it comes to planes, should we design airplanes that flap their wings like birds do? Birds, bats and insects flap their wings, and they outperform man-made aircraft in aerobatics and efficiency. Engineers may be able to design planes with wingspans smaller than a deck of playing cards (handy for parking in tight spots once you get to the office!)
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It works that way in real life too! – Why do so many beautiful women marry unattractive men? Maybe it’s because they’re marrying Dad. Research shows that these couples actually work out better than a marriage between two good-looking people. Psychologists advise women seeking a mate to look for a guy who is a little less attractive than they are because new research shows that couples in which the wife is better looking than her husband are more positive and supportive.
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