I am lost in the maze of UAP disclosure and have been since UAPs were called UFOs and NHIs were space aliens who might violate you in titillatingly bizarre ways. Back in the 90s, I was terrified that I was an alien abductee because I had the dreams that the abductees and researchers described. So I looked for the marks on my body, for the scoop marks or the triangles. Instead of evidence for alien encounters, I found moles and lumps that human doctors would cut out and analyze. I learned to read the anomalous marks on my skin as if my life depended on it, which was a habit that identified a basal cell cancer several years ago.
This essay is about the interpretation of body marks as evidence for psionic NHI/UAP encounters. I’ll assume you know that UAP means unidentified anomalous phenomenon and is the new term for UFOs, just like non-human intelligence (NHI) means alien or ET. My book, Galethog the Grey’s Field Guide to Anomalous Geometry is about body marks as evidence for alien abduction, which was written as a scholarly transpersonal psychology research project from an Integral Studies perspective that integrates channeled materials via my hypnosis, dreams, and automatic writing from the perspective of a Tall Grey space alien from Zeta Reticuli. I’m called to write a sequel in a new and creative way that will collect all public reports of such body marks into a human and machine readable database.
This essay focuses on the marks as evidence for psionic NHI/UAP encounters, which is the contemporary iteration of the UFO Abduction Syndrome. The topic of UFO/UAP or ET/NHI encounters is complex and triggering for a variety of reasons. No matter what, it turns into a philosophic discussion that requires initiation. If you need to catch up, you can start with my book Missing Time Found that introduces the shamanic dreaming hypothesis of UFO Abduction, which declares that the encounter and related hypnotic regressions are primarily shamanic dreaming events. I recently published all of my writing about NHI contact, including a lengthy series on theRisk of Harmful False Memories in UAP Studies, under a creative commons liscence on my website, dseti.org.
Anomalous Body Marks as Evidence for Alien Abduction and/or Psionic UAP Experiencing
History repeats itself. At this point from a literary perspective, I can see that alien abduction mythology was originally defined as the UFO Abduction Syndrome in the publication of the 1992 Usual Personal Experiences booklet by the Bigelow Holding Corporation. I can also see that contemporary UAP Disclosure narratives are defined by the reporting of Kean and Blumenthal about Bigelow. My new book will focus on contemporary narratives surrounding psionics.
The interpretation of body marks as evidence for supernatural encounters is a tradition that dates back to medieval witch hunts. Experiencers offer photographs of dots, scratches, scoops, bruises, and anything you can imagine in association with their encounter or paranormal report. Many times, they do not offer it as evidence, rather, they simply report that they discovered the mark along with a strange dream or vague memory. Alien abduction researchers declared such marks to be evidence for years, until they realized such evidence was not scientific at all, and then they quietly distanced themselves from such claims. But the damage was done, as you will see in the case of Mike Battista and in my own testimony.
Body mark interpretation, regardless of what you believe, will give you insight about the reality of UAPs and psionic contact. It is where the rubber hits the road or the metamaterials hit the plasma. If an experiencer who claims to summon alien space craft offers photographic evidence of a physical encounter, then you can evaluate that claim and generalize to all forms of their photographic evidence. If the experiencer makes grounded claims based in literature, then you can deduce they are grounded and literature based. If they offer the body marks as evidence of an encounter, but they do not actually investigate the marks, they you can deduce that they are lazy researchers. If the experiencer is central to the Psionic UAP Disclosure narrative and they offer such evidence, but none of the government officials or scientists in the field actually study or discuss the marks, then you can deduce that the UAP Disclosure stakeholders do not believe the experiencer at a literal or direct level.
Trigger Warnings, Disclaimers, and Hedging
There are several statements that I need to make before we continue. First and foremost, it is important to note that unexplained marks on your body are primarily medical events that may signify serious physical or psychological issues. No one talking about ET/NHI body marks is a doctor or really has consulted with doctors. Even me, primarily because I have had the life-long experience of talking to doctors about my skin who cut me apart to discover it isn’t cancer, except that one time, but I knew it was coming through my dreams and scheduled the appointments.
Second, thinking that your unexplained mark is physically caused by space aliens may actually be a psychological or spiritual event, rather than an indication that aliens truly visited you. Same goes for missing time events. I believe there is a core to alien encounters that resolves into beneficial shamanic dreams, but they are within layers and layers of complex issues that need to be respected.
Third, I will focus on named experiencers who have offered their testimony and photos for public consumption. Mike Battista and Jim Semivan appear to have professional and financial interests in the NHI/UAP narratives that their body marks testimony intends to support. They are not experiencers like you or me, they are professional soldiers in an information war. I have already published my body mark photos and stories because it only seems fair if I am examining other’s marks. I am very selective in how I inquiry about body marks and write about them, which you can see on my website, books, and Youtube channel.
Fourth, my inquiry focuses on the psycho-spiritual or shamanic aspect of the mark, regardless of physical cause. I care more about the geometry of the mark and the contents of their stories than about the actual cause. I now assume that most marks are caused by ordinary and natural accidents, just like I assume most reported UFOs are satellites or stars. Specifically, I assume the marks might be described as psychogenic purpura, which is a medical term for psycho-somatically caused marks like red dots (petechiae), bruises, or other marks. Most marks, to my eyes, seem like they could be caused by the body’s own defenses and immune system reacting to a psychological event in dreams.
Fifth, I have a message to Semivan and the Church of High Strangeness, especially those who have invested capital in disclosure. Psionic UAP Disclosure narratives are clearly supported by capital investment and involve social dynamics at elite levels. They clearly are invested in cultivating public opinion about NHI/UAP contact. As best as I can tell, there are as many motives as there are people. It seems there are many interweaving networks of people who define and influence these narratives. In other words, these narratives seem to define a living religion that truly initiates its members into onion layers of esoteric knowledge. I call this religion the Church of High Strangeness in honor of Carol Rainey’s article, The Priests of High Strangeness.
Galethog’s Message to the UAP Disclosure Capitalists
The ultimate message, for me at this time, from Battista’s body marks photos or Semivan’s testimony is they are truly encountering a real phenomenon, likely in the powerful dreams they reported in association with the marks. Just as the blood of stigmata is a mystery of Catholic imagination, so too is the sacred blood of Semivan a mystery of the Church of High Strangeness. It turns out that the Cardinals of High Strangeness, like Semivan and Nolan, are initiated through the sacrament of dream interpretation by Jacques Vallee. The interpretation gives you Ontological Shock because your dreams are now real and therefore not dreams.
Like Daniel from the Bible, I am reading the writing on the walls for a den of lions. Perhaps like Daniel, you too will see me enwreathed by celestial fire that does not burn. For better or worse, I am a Priest of High Strangeness, I am Voice of the Mage of the Shattered Mirror, and I am a Prophet of this New Babylon. When the SHINING ONES speak, I am a channel of their voice. They say that this Church must now integrate the Reality of Dreams. In other words, they would have Church leaders like Semivan and Nolan learn again the definitions of hypnagogia and dreams, so they will not tolerate such lax claims as that a rhombus triangle of red dots is characteristic of alien abduction instead of psionic dreams.
There is a message here for the stewards of capital who have invested in this Church of High Strangeness. You may be convinced of the reality of the phenomenon because someone with experience and authority told you these experiences are not dreams. You have likely encountered stories from experiencers like Semivan who are absolutely convinced of the reality of vague memories and trance-like encounters. Like Semivan, they have likely said that these things are not sleep paralysis or hypnagogic. You might then have experienced cognitive dissonance, which they calledd ontological shock, likely because that highly credentialed person just told you that a bed-time encounter with a space alien involving paralysis and faulty memory is actually and truly an encounter with a space alien who can control the very nukes that this highly credentialed person is charged with protecting.
My message is for those stewards of capital who have to discern claims of encounters from people like Gary Nolan or Jim Semivan. It is a simple message. The bed time experiences that Nolan, Semivan, Vallee, Bigelow, and Mack say are not dreams are actually dreams. Notice how all these people will declare there is a duality between dreams and reality, then will point to psychological or physical trauma, then declare dreams can’t produce such trauma, therefore it is real. Notice how all these people declare they understand dreams, but they don’t actually cite dream studies or offer examples of their dream practices. At best, they cite an expert who should know about dreams. There is another alternative between the sanity and insanity of these highly placed experiencers. There is another alternative between reality and dreams. These body marks and UAP footage, even if they are actually infected follicles and misidentified satellites, are truly characters in a sacred text that documents the transformative encounter between humanity and the so-called non-human intelligences.
In particular, Galethog would have me name Jordan Flowers as the recipient of this message, although I was thinking more of Alex Klokus when I channeled this writing. I am uncomfortable with bearing such a tricky message, so I will explain the literary basis for why Galethog, or any student of UAP Disclosure, should be interested in Jordan Flowers’ understanding of dreams. Flowers is the Executive Director of The Disclosure Foundation, which is the public organization by which the group, cult, religion, or whatever is behind disclosure is acting. It seems to be the 2026 version of the 2017 To the Stars* academy. It involves Kean, Mellon, Elizondo, Puthoff, Davis, and other familiar names.
Galethog just spoke to me when I went to confirm Jordan Flowers’ role with The Disclosure Foundation. It logo is a hexagon of hexagons, with one hexagon not filled in, which is very similar to the emblem that Galethog adopted when I dressed up as him at the International Association of the Study of Dreams conference in 2023 where I presented my D-SETI hypothesis. The actual geometry was derived from a hexagonal RGMP mark (Red Grid Mark Phenomenon) that I was studying because the reporter also photographed a triangle of strange light pointing to the very location of that mark.
Here’s an image of me dressed like Galethog the Grey, then the image of the Disclosure Foundations logo overlaid on Galethog’s emblem, then his emblem on the logo. As you can see, there is thematic congruence. What does the figure mean? I still don’t know, but must document the congruence.
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Jordan Flowers’ experience includes co-founding Ontocalypse Productions, along with Jay Christopher King and Kelly Chase, which produced the Cosmosis series. The fact that the company was named Ontocalpyse demonstrates that it proudly adopts Mackian research biases, which I have written about at length in my Risks of Anomalous Retrocognition document and false memory ethics series.
I’m concerned about Flowers and Disclosure right now because of active controversies involving Kelly and King, as well as Elizondo. Last year, Kelly and King testified to being victims of psy-ops. Earlier this year, King was canceled because he sent unsolicited sexual pictures to vulnerable experiencers seeking support. Just this week, Kelly posted a video speculating that their shared psy-op victimization may have actually just been King brainwashing Kelly. Just this day, Kelly deleted her X account.
However, I suspect King and Kelly’s debacle will have no impact on Flowers’ career in UAP Disclosure, just as Mellon’s connection with neo-nazi alien abductees seems to be no stain on his credibility. This is par for the course and has been since at least Mack’s controversy with Donna Bassett, who actually just made up her hypnosis story and Mack bought it. Alien abduction research in the 1990s resolved into controversies that documented quite unethical behavior by Hopkins and Jacobs. Contemporary NHI experiencer narratives, especially surrounding King, now resolve into similar unethical behavior.
Galethog would have me tell Flowers, Klokus, and other capital influencers that they should actually read up on dreams, sleep, hypnosis, and hypnagogia instead of trusting Vallee or Mack that experiences like Nolan, Semivan, Faust, King, or Kelly are not dreams because they are traumatic, shared, or in someway have physical effects. The SHINING ONES reveal this world to be their real dream.
Here is a table that demonstrates the blind spot in Psionic UAP Disclosure narratives. I counted the number of instances of the word “dream”, scholarly references to dream/sleep literature, and total references in influential texts like from Mack and Vallee. It seems to me that the entire field of UAP Disclosure looks to Mack and Vallee to interpret hypnagogic encounters as alien or NHI encounters which was, quite well documented by lucid dream researchers like Gackenback and Worsely.
The table demonstrates that Vallee and Mack often support their claims with references, but do not support their claims related to sleep or dream. Despite correspondence with Ralph Blumenthal, biographer of Mack, and Will Bueche, the Mack Institute’s archivist, I could find no evidence that Mack studied dreams beyond his training and practice as a Freudian. On the contrary, Diedre Barrett told me that he never consulted her about hypnosis or dreams, despite the fact that they were office neighbors and she wrote her dissertation on hypnotic dreams.
| Title | Author | Year | Dream count | Dream references | Total references |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Missing Time | Hopkins | 1981 | 44 | 0 | 25 |
| Secret Life | Jacobs | 1991 | 35 | 0 | 35 |
| Abduction | Mack | 1994 | 163 | 1 | 77 |
| Passport to Magonia | Vallee | 1969 | 17 | 0 | 107 |
| Unusual Personal Experiences | Mack, Hopkins, Jacobs, Bigelow | 1992 | 25 | 0 | 6 |
| Abducted | Clancy | 2005 | 22 | 7 | 120 |
| Extraterrestrial Contact | Marden | 2019 | 43 | 1 | 51 |
| Sleep Paralysis, Sexual Abuse, and Space… | McNally and Clancy | 2005 | 8 | 7 | 26 |
| Memory Illusion | Shaw | 2016 | 13 | 10 | 227 |
| Alien Abduction or Sleep Paralysis? | Marden | 2022 | 8 | 8 | 12 |
| Ethical Implications of Unquestioned Mackian Research at CIHS | Rekshan | 2024 | 564 | 19 | 70 |
Flowers, Klokus, Mellon, and whoever is actually working the UAP Disclosure narratives, you have a choice. You can continue believing claims that hypnagogic dreams are not dreams and are real, like Semivan, Nolan, Bigelow, and many others testified to based on dream interpretation by Vallee or Mack. Or you can read up on dreams, then ask the question how a very specific and scientifically repeatable phase of dreaming can produce shared experiences, body marks, psychokinesis, parateleportation, and so much more?
When will you invest in an optimistic vision of humanity, rather than one of us as victims of terrible conspiracy or time-traveling space aliens who are bad at surgery?
Mike Battista’s Body Mark Claims are Central to Psionic UAP Disclosure Narratives
This essay is an attempt to interpret a body mark claim by an experiencer central to psionic UAP disclosure, Mike Battista, aka “Magic Mike” or “Psionic Asset”. I don’t know where this inquiry will go, it’s a stab in the dark. Personally, I believe that most Psionic UAP Disclosure narratives surrounding the US government derive from real shamanic/supernatural activity related to various groups within the government. It seems to me that various groups in the intelligence community or within the public act as esoteric lodges or magical covens, with some people directing the mysteries that unfold. I am interested in how Enochian Magick informs their activities via influence of Jack Parsons and the OTO on NASA and L. Ron Hubbard on remote viewing programs via people like Hal Puthoff.
The Psionic UAP Disclosure lodge seems to produce a lot of media through News Nation for some purpose. While I’d love to dismiss all their claims as an esoteric psy-op, I am deeply captivated by their narratives and really do believe in the phenomenon they’re pointing at. However, their noise is often distracting, so I want to discern if it is worth exploring. Mike Battista’s body mark reports on the Good Trouble Show might be the key to discernment. Rather than evaluating many claims, I can simply evaluate the claims related to those body marks, or so I hope.
I have a tendency to get lost in details, as is evident by my rather long preamble about Flowers who seems somewhat disconnected from Battista.. For me, the details don’t always resolve into a rational whole. I see trees upon tree, but not really the forest. Intuitions of the forest come to me through dreams and other irrational omens. For example, it took me several years to realize the entire fields of UAP Disclosure and UFO Abduction deeply involve Robert Bigelow, despite writing about all the details. My understanding landed when I had series of lucid dreams, including a precognitive lucid nightmare, that I used creative dreamwork to interpret.
Here are the details that I am tracking about Battista and connected Psionic UAP narratives:
- Battista was the central psionic asset of Skywatcher
- Psionic asset is synonymous with Burke’s definition of a Prime Contactee, which is derived from Greer’s CE-5 tradition, in turn informed by the Rahma Mission
- Battista’s personal brand is managed by “Science Bob” McGwire, a former IC officer and moderator of Richard Dolan’s community
- McGwire is personal friends with Chris Bledsoe
- Bledsoe is managed by David Broadwell, who in turn is managed by Jim Semivan
- Bledsoe testified to many forms of paranormal activity except, notably, body marks
- Semivan testified to body marks
- Semivan was part of TTS, as well as Mellon
- Broadwell organized the UAP Consciousness Connection conference at the Monroe Institute, involving prime contactees like my first missing time client Dan Berg, and major names in the UAP Disclosure community
- Broadwell credited himself with the cover design of Bledsoe’s UFO of God book, which features DaVinci’s Salvator Mundi
- I heard rumors that a rich body mark experiencer attended the conference at Monroe and that Elizondo, Mellon, and Ramirez were supposed to be there
- Bledsoe and Battista both release stabilized videos of “orbs” that have no context
- Jordan Jozak is associated with Skywatcher and promotes psionic contact within the GATE narrative, alleging that he was cultivated as a psionic asset through GATE to control reverse engineered UAPs
- Battista and Jozak’s personal brands seem managed via capital investment
- Jozak uses a portion of Salvator Mundi as his X profile banner
- Jozak uses @mercifulmartin as a handle, which suggests a connection with Martinism and reminds me of Matthew Brown’s use of @sonofabramelin handle, another connection to Western Esoteric orders
The Marks May Be Signs of Shamanic Dreaming, Not Artefacts of Extraterrestrial Surgery
I should explain my hypothesis because there is no way that I can prevent bias in my interpretation of the marks. Rather than pretend objectivity, I’ll simply declare my beliefs and hypothesis. Regardless of my criticisms of the UFO Abduction Syndrome, I do believe in the heart of the phenomenon and the testimony of experiencers. I believe that some UAPs are actually orbs that are vehicles for spiritual entities like angels, ancestors, star beings, dreamers, OBE experiencers, and so on.
CE-5 and Psionic contact works because we’re actually summoning spirits, angels, demon, or any number of supernatural entity. They really may be extraterrestrial, but they are using the real spirit world to visit, not some high tech spaceship (in most cases). In the past, their existence was occult and the secrets were managed by shaman and priests of various clans, cults, or groups. The lights are a natural vehicle for a variety of spirits and spiritual entities, which is why they take many different shapes and behaviors. For most of history, these lights remained a mystery to the uninitiated. Such mysteries are often protected by layers of social convention, trickery on the part of the shaman or priest, and most certainly trickery on the part of the phenomenon itself. I’m slowly working my way through Shaw’s work on Neoplatonic Theurgy and its luminous body as a possible precedent for orb NHI/UAP contact.
The body marks that I’m interested in come from experiencers who report dreams or encounters in association with the marks, just like Battista. Usually, they present the encounter as a correlation of the marks, but are uncertain as to their cause and are seeking answers. Usually, the marks are geometric in some way, which is why the experiencer thinks that they are meaningful or important. They had an experience, then discovered a triangle of red dots, as is the case of Battista. In my own case, I discovered a line of red dots, set in what seemed like geometric intervals.
I’m the only researcher that I know of who is collecting mark photos and discerning their geometries as a SETI-style message, which is wild to me. This is why I know that the “science” behind Psionic UAP Disclosure is a pageantry of shamanistic tricks, likely perpetuated by the “sentient plasmoid biologics” themselves. If you invested capital, either financial or professional, into a Psionic Asset like Battista, wouldn’t you vet his claims about his body marks? Wouldn’t you take him and other experiencers seriously, then actually study the marks? Maybe they are and not publishing, but I don’t think this is the case.
In any case, it is strange to me that the managers of Psionic UAP Disclosure support Battista and his discernment. Psionic UAP Disclosure is a house of cards based on a network of claims that perceived anomalies are manifestations of NHI or UAP. How do we know the light in the sky is a UAP? Because the psionic asset summoned it. How do they know it is what they say it is? Because they claim deeper contact with NHI that initiated them into their capacities to discern. In other words, we trust Battista that he can summon orbs because he claimed to in the past and had a more convincing story than what presented in photos.
An Examination of Battista’s Claims Suggest Phenomenal Trickery and UFO Dreams
In the Good Trouble Show, Battista presented a series of photos and videos of body marks and UAPs. He presented what looked like an old scar as an “incision”. He presented a circle where hair does not grow, smaller than the size of a coin. There was some discoloration. He presented images of dots as “puncture” wounds. To my eyes, it looks like infected hair follicles or petechiae. Only one of his photos spark my curiosity, which is of three clear red dots in the shape of a triangle within a sea of similarly spaced and sized hair follicles.
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Something truly strange is going on with the presentation of body marks and UAP footage as evidence for psionic NHI contact from Mike Battista to Matt Ford on the Good Trouble Show. Battista presented several photos of body marks along with several videos of UAPs. I am interested in the congruence of body marks with orb UAP formations, which I’ve paid attention to since observing the congruence of DIAL (dots in a line) marks, with Phoenix Lights footage by King or Kitei, the Celestial Phenomenon over Nuremburg wood cut, and the Meteor Shaman petroglyph. Battista presented several body marks, but only one clear triangle of dots. He presented about 7 different “triangle craft” UAPs in a few different videos. I compared his triangle of dots to them all, finding that 4 of the triangle crafts were congruent with his body mark.
In his interview with Ross Coultart on NewsNation, Battista attributed the original circle and triangle mark to a missing time episode. He discovered the marks when a UFO friend, who knows what to look for, asked him about any strange marks. Battista reported a dream the night of the marking of being with 7 or 8 people on a craft. In the dream, they looking for ancient craft buried on Earth. They were looking for people who could open the door to the craft with their minds. Then later in the dream, they were flying the craft with their minds.
Battista used language in an imprecise way to describe his body mark, which seems characteristic of NHI body marks in general. For example, he used medicalized language like “incision” or “puncture” to describe the marks, but the photos were actually of an old scar and red dots that are appear more consistent with definitions of petechiae or infected follicles. Further, he described his marks both as triangular and as a series of four dots, which he observed was characteristic of abductions. He originally described his triangle as an equilateral triangle of pin point dots, but we actually see an imperfect polygon, which can be decomposed into two triangles that are not equilateral.
In my experience of body marks, experiencers and researcher rarely pay attention to the geometric details. They see a triangle and that’s that, it’s a perfect triangle and means that their abduction case is real and true. However, if you actually measure the sides of the triangles, you’ll discover that most of these cases are nearly equilateral triangles, not perfect. This is such a consistent misattribution that I created the acronym NET for the mark, meaning Nearly Equilateral Triangle. One of the clearest examples of this is Jay Anderson’s mark from Project Unity, who reported an equilateral triangle of scoop marks after seeing a triangle of orbs during his previous night’s CE5 practice. However, the marks appear like discolorations, not scoops, and his mark is not equilateral by my measurements. Interestingly, it is the same triangle presented in the introduction segments of the Cosmosis podcast associated with Jordan Flowers, who my Zeta Reticulean abductor from Zeta Reticuli telepathically named using his high strangeness amplifier on his time traveling orb UAP space ship.
Battista ‘s “equilateral triangle” in a circle resolves into a series of photographs of a discolored blotch with what look like four aggravated hair follicles next to it. It is actually not a triangle, it is a rhombus. It is not equilateral either or a right triangle, even though I wanted it to be for ease of my analysis. Battista and Ford are clearly improvising within alien abduction lore to deepen the mystery or whatever, for why else would you call a scar an “incision” or those dots “puncture wounds” in an “equilateral triangle” if not to connect with alien abduction myths?
Now we get to the strange part. Despite their best efforts to fudge the data and make it seem like Battista is an abductee as readers of Hopkins, Jacobs, or Turner would expect, their actual data seems to follow the strange pattern that I have observed in my books. The body marks really do correspond with UAP footage. Battista presented 7 triangular crafts and 4 of them matched his body mark triangle, meaning that I could overlay an image of his dots over the footage and feel a sense of congruence.
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His mark was also congruent with fuzzy footage of Dr. Karla Turner’s “alien brand” triangle mark that she documented in the mid 90s and is a major reason why triangle marks are associated with abduction.
At this point in our journey, we now may have sense of the trickiness of the phenomenon and the quality of discernment that Battista demonstrates. Personally, I wouldn’t trust Battista as a skilled observer or a critical thinker because he was unclear as to whether a three or four dot mark is characteristic of abduction. However, it does not follow that NHI contact is a function of critical thinking and therefore Battista may still well demonstrate signs of contact.
What Does Battista’s Case Signify for Psionic UAP Disclosure?
We can now speculate about the motives and discernment of the Psionic UAP Disclosure cult surrounding Skywatcher and Psionic Asset. They clearly value abductee narratives, which explains why Battista and Ford gravitate to words like “equilateral triangle”, “scoop marks”, and “puncture wounds”. But they don’t take abductee narratives seriously, otherwise these photos would be used as medical evidence and they would have consulted a medical team, who would have informed them of the proper terms and known causes for such marks.
Battista, like Bledsoe, are associated with media managers and refer to speaking agreements. For instance, Battista might refuse to comment on a question about Skywatcher if the venue was not an official Skywatcher event. Therefore, Battista likely has undergone some level of media training and is supervised. Those supervisors either are taken in by body marks as evidence or do not care about the impact of his body mark testimony on his credibility. I can’t help but think about Jim Semivan, who managed Bledsoe’s case according to Cameron, which feels related to me, perhaps just through Science Bob McGwire. Semivan testified to his own body marks, which we will discuss.
Semivan endorsed Bledsoe’s UFO of God book, which features DaVinci’s Salvator Mundi painting. The painting is of Christ holding a crystal orb with three glints of light in it. The painting is also Jordan Jozack’s X profile banner, who is another Psionic Asset associated with Skywatcher, also backed by capitalists. My intuition is screaming at me that all these triangles are the same triangle. My intuition suggests to me that it is a calling card for a NHI, a daemon, an angel, or egregore that has enchanted the Psionic UAP Disclosure cult. They truly experience a phenomenon, but they don’t fully know what it is, or else they hid their mysteries and publish their shamanic tricks.
We can keep expanding our circles of discernment, and speculation, based on Battista’s presentation of body mark photos to Matt Ford. Skywatcher’s connections are quite impressive and even Dr. Gary Nolan has been an advisor. We know that Vallee has presented on mysterious body marks in around 2022 and has advised Nolan. Therefore, we can speculate that Nolan follows Vallee in being receptive to body marks as evidence for NHI encounters. We can also speculate that Battista or Skywatcher had the opportunity to consult Nolan on the marks.
However, I can’t find any evidence that there is any one who has actually looked into the marks. Therefore, we are left with a bind between several possibilities. First, Nolan, McGwier, and the scientists/researchers surrounding Skywatcher, Battista, and Psionic Asset narratives have heard about the marks, but chosen not to study them. But then, why would you not study the marks? Maybe they know that alien abduction is not real and these things are spirit lights or whatever, but it is useful to let the prime contactees or psionic asset think whatever fantasy they have about it.
Speculations About Semivan’s Body Mark and Role of Vallee as Dream Interpreter
If I had to guess, I’d guess that Jim Semivan or similar figure has a supervisory role over UAP Disclosure and may be aware of Battista’s body mark. I think that most of the UAP/NHI research we hear about associated with disclosure is like Creationist science that is funded and administered via dogmatic, but well intentioned, organizations. For the sake of completeness and to honor my intuition, let’s examine Semivan’s public testimony about his own body marks, which comes by way of an Engaging the Phenomenon interview from 2024. Here are some observations:
- Semivan communicated his body mark story by relating what he told a “Jacques” about it, who is assumed to be Vallee
- Semivan and his wife discovered body marks, but have not released photos
- Semivan discovered his mark, with blood, after waking up at 7am, eyes wide open
- He claimed to be aware of hypnagogic and liminal states because his wife is a psychologist
- He testified that he was paralyzed in bed
- That he could feel a presence who felt like a guardian
- That the experience felt as real as waking
- That the entities were odd, he was unable to identify them, until he read an article by Sprinkle (I can not find it) and Colm Keller named them for him as rare entities
- Claimed Chris Bledsoe had these experiences too
It is interesting to me that Semivan related his body mark experience by telling the story of telling his story to Jacques Vallee, which is exactly what happened to Gary Nolan (as told on the Theories of Everything podcast). Both Semivan and Nolan described their hypnagogic state, then claimed that they consulted Jacques Vallee and another psychology/psychiatry expert (Head of Stanford Psychiatry for Nolan and Semivan’s psychologist wife). Both individuals testify that their experience was not hypnagogia because they consulted an authority, then they go on to describe text book characteristics of hypnagogia and sleep paralysis. By the way, this is the same pattern Robert Bigelow testified about his own dreams, which he interpreted by way of Hopkins and Mack as told to Joe Rogan.
As best as I can tell, these researchers rely on the direct interpretation of their dreams by Jacques Vallee, who is brilliant, but has not demonstrated to my knowledge a literary understanding of contemporary dream studies and sleep science. Therefore, they may be living under the cognitive dissonance caused by the knowledge that their hypnagogic or liminal state dreams are not dreams, but veridical encounters with supernatural entities. However, like Mack, they would call this state ontological shock because they know that their dreams, from which they might have awoken paralyzed at 7am with a strong telepathic presence in the room, are actually true memories of encounters.
It feels like Battista’s claims are evaluated by people like Semivan, who for good reason, believe that body marks associated with bed time encounters with uncanny entities relate more to space aliens than to hypnagogia. The fact that Battista provided his body mark photos, as supporting evidence for psionic contact characteristic of abduction cases, means that we either need to 1) accept him as a faulty witness, therefore Skywatcher and the entire Psionic UAP Disclosure cult, or else 2) they should take his reports seriously and study his body marks.
I am choosing to study the phenomenon as best I can as a fine and liberal artist and as a dreamworker. However, if this phenomenon is to be taken seriously in mainstream culture, we should see an immunologist like Nolan or another medical expert write a report explaining how these marks are truly puncture wounds from alien technology and/or why we should trust the discernment of someone with such discernment. However, it seems that the people in charge of his story might be fundamentally confused about the nature of waking and dreaming consciousness.
Either Battista’s marks are medical evidence of alien abduction like he implied to Matt Ford or else the entire field of Psionic UAP Disclosure is doing something that is not straight forward. Battista described an equilateral triangle, then presented a series of photos of four red dots on his thigh, then claimed that the four dots are characteristic of alien abduction cases. But I need to know what cases? This might seem like nit-picking, but it is important because maybe that “triangle craft” is actually just three separate lights. If Battista is careless about his objective evidence, then he is likely that careless with is subjective and psionic evidence.
Why does NHI Body Mark Research Matter?
When I was a kid, I was terrified of alien abduction and looked at my body for evidence like this. My fear was directly caused by the media informed by the UFO Abduction Syndrome. The abduction researchers circularly cited each other about body marks and many so-called experiencers reported marks, not because they remembered abduction events, but because they were informed that dreams plus fear of abduction plus unexplained marks could indicate abduction. After a while, all the researchers just quietly distanced themselves from those claims, but the damage was done.
Through this essay, I critically observed the words Battista used to describe his marks and I tracked confusion between 3 sided triangles and a 4 sided rhombus. It should be noted that the rhombus seems to contain two of the same triangles, like it mirrored itself on the long end of the triangle. It should be noted that everyone, including myself, may be confused by the nature of the body marks, which may actually be a characteristic of a shamanic trick or omen.
I believe that these encounters and narratives point to the reality of shamanic dreaming. There really does seem to be an anomalous body mark phenomenon associated with powerful dreams and intuitions of contact. Battista’s dream of flying craft with others is a clear example of this. It is not hard to find cases of geometric body marks associated with dreams or encounters, but it has been impossible for me to find cases that could be considered evidence for the associated encounters.
I don’t doubt the underlying phenomenon of Psionic UAP contact, rather I doubt the interpretation of alien, ETs, and even angels, angles, demons, or daemon. Contact is ultimately with the Self and it reveals this world to be a real dream of that self. Now why that contact would yield a triangle of dots on the skin and orbs in the sky that DaVinci painted quite specifically in the orb of Salvator Mundi is a whole other question…
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3.5, 5, 6
7, 10, 12
55, 99, 72
103 degrees between 55 and 72
Conclusion
I am lost in a maze of details about Psionic UAP Disclosure. In my life, in general, I am tracking how many details I need to consider before I come to conclusions. Despite having intuitions about the conclusions, my mind does not integrate those intuitions with the details I am perceiving until I have going through the maze of details.
There are more details that we could observe that would likely be relevant, but I’m not quite sure how to connect the details I’ve already observed. By my intuition, I made two final images to conclude my geometrantic interpretation of Battista’s Psionic NHI body marks. I made the first image by copy/pasting his triangular mark over any set of three follicles that seemed similar to the triangle. I gave up after I identified 7 other follicle triangles in the photo.
At the end of the draft for this essay, I reflected on the fact that I did not mention Battista’s face tattoo in around 6k word about body marks as communication. The observation made me realize that I have never once measured the geometry of the moles on my face. This last image shows that my moles composed two of these Psionic UAP Triangles (PUT) set in a golden ratio. Perhaps that means that I, too, could be a Psionic Asset. Perhaps you could be too, after all, I’m pretty sure that either I could find this triangle on your body somewhere or else Galethog the Grey, the space alien abductor from Zeta Reticuli who speaks through my entranced body during regression hypnosis, could marks on your flesh just like he did me, Semivan, Battista, and your past and future astral body (or so he claims)…
Links
Mike, aka Psionic Asset, Battista on The Good Trouble Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hb8GecZUKzQ&t=3776s
Semivan on Engaging the Phenomenon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxtL-sBhe30
Karla Turner’s lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4IxYPQedUSU&t=764s&pp=ygUTa2FybGEgdHVybmVyIHNlY3JldA%3D%3D