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On 2002-11-13 23:25, Irishman wrote:
Moon rocks swelling? Someone want to document that claim? And I mean a NASA or science article, not hallucinated stories. And why would scientists go to medicine men? I mean, what possible reason would they have to even ask? Were there Indian stories of swelling rocks they heard of? This is just silly.
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Hallucinated stories, you say---can you document that?
Sure, it defies some peoples'logic, but consider that this book was written to document a then-current slice of time in the life of a contemporary Native American medicine man, warts and all. The rock incident was told as it happened; not to prove or disprove anyone's ideas about space, and is only another piece of the puzzle. I posted the excerpt simply to see if anyone else could corroborate or had heard anything similar. Furthermore, does anyone really believe NASA/the White House tells all? Particularly why we or nobody else (at least publically) has been back to the Moon?
As for the bee incident, anyone who's had a pet knows interspecies communication is possible.
(For any who may be interested, "Rolling Thunder Speaks" was published shortly after his passing.)