UFO Phenomena and Reptilian Alien Encounters

I, Norio Hayakawa, am a public speaker, commentator, musician, composer and activist.

I also like to call myself a self-claimed, unorthodox but “rational” Ufologist trying my best to have an open mind.

I have investigated the UFO phenomenon for close to 60 years but do not necessarily consider this phenomenon to be conclusive evidence of any physical extraterrestrial visitation by physical extraterrestrial biological entities, piloting or maneuvering physical extraterrestrial spacecraft of any kind.

(Like the overwhelming majority of the world’s astronomers and scientists, I do not discount the possibility that we are not alone in the universe, even though we still have no definite evidence for it. At the same time, however, the overwhelming, vast majority in the scientific community have been skeptical when it comes to UFOs as conclusive evidence that we have been – or are being – visited by physical aliens in physical alien spacecraft of any kind. As far as I am concerned, the bottom line is that we have not yet been presented with any single globally accepted physical, tangible, solid, as well as irrefutable documentary evidence of such, so far.)

But I believe that the genuine UFO phenomenon itself, which I believe has existed since time immemorial, is definitely real to a “pre-selected” observer or a “pre-selected” group of observers.

The definition of “reality” has become my main interest. I am open to the speculation that the UFO phenomenon could be a temporarily manifested, “seemingly” materialized intrusion into our physical dimension by what I describe as sentient, paraphysical entities that seem to dwell in a parallel dimension that co-exists with us, similar to the ideas presented by Dr. Jacques Vallee and the late John A. Keel.

Victoria Andersen was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. Growing up in the San Fernando Valley, she experienced personal, social, and environmental transformational events, such as the death of her mother, riots, and natural disasters, including a major California earthquake.

While running a successful antique business with her husband, she was guided to move to a town she’d never even heard of before, just outside of Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Leaving everything behind, she moved to the Southwest and begins a new life.

She currently lives in central New Mexico with her husband, cats, and wildlife that roam through her yard, near the Rio Grande River.

When she isn’t writing, she’s working in her ceramic studio, gardening, or hiking ancient Native American petroglyphs near her home.