A recent discussion featured Adam GoRightly and Greg Bishop discussing their book "A is for Adamski," which explores lesser-known contactees. One surprising revelation concerns Charles Hixson, who experienced ongoing contacts after his famous 1973 Pascagoula incident. The conversation also delved into Marjorie Cameron's connections to Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard, as well as her artistic expressions of inter-dimensional beings following unusual experiences in the Mojave Desert.

Key Takeaways

Charles Hixson, beyond his famous Pascagoula incident, had multiple UFO encounters where he received "space brothery" messages.
Artists and individuals like Marjorie Cameron documented their otherworldly experiences through various creative and personal expressions.

Discussion with Adam GoRightly and Greg Bishop

Adamski Book Exploration

Adam GoRightly and Greg Bishop discussed their collaborative work focusing on contactee experiences. Their book examines various individuals who claimed extraterrestrial encounters, some well-known in UFO circles and others whose stories contain surprising elements not widely publicized. The authors delve into detailed accounts that span decades of reported contact experiences, providing historical context for each case.

The book includes numerous figures from contactee history, offering fresh perspectives on their experiences and the cultural impact they had. Many of these individuals claimed to receive messages of peace and harmony from their alleged extraterrestrial contacts, a common theme throughout contactee narratives.

Charles Hixson: Abduction and Ongoing Encounters

Greg Bishop revealed lesser-known details about Charles Hixson, who was involved in the famous 1973 Pascagoula incident alongside Calvin Parker. While Parker's experience has been well-documented, Hixson's subsequent encounters remained relatively obscure.

According to Bishop, Hixson documented additional experiences in a book co-authored with Menendez. In early 1974, Hixson reported a significant encounter while squirrel hunting in Mississippi or Louisiana:

He experienced the "Oz effect" (sudden silence) before noticing a craft several hundred feet away
Received telepathic messages stating they meant no harm
Was told he had been chosen to deliver an important message

Hixson reported another incident behind his apartment, receiving what Bishop described as a "space brothery message." A third encounter occurred during a family trip following a Mother's Day gathering, where multiple family members witnessed a UFO on the road in Northern Louisiana.

Bishop emphasized that Hixson maintained his story throughout his life, believing he had been selected to deliver a message of peace and harmony to Earth, similar to other contactee narratives.

Omnek Onek's Venusian Origin

The authors discussed Omnek Onek, who claimed to originate from Venus. She reportedly spoke at the International UFO Congress in Laughlin in 1991 and later at a Las Vegas event in 1992 or 1993, where she wore a distinctive silver suit.

According to her account, Omnek Onek was a "walk-in" who entered the body of a seven-year-old girl who died in a bus accident in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1955. She claimed that after entering the child's body, she was raised as that child until reaching adulthood, when she began to realize her true Venusian origins.

This case represents one of the more unusual contactee narratives, combining elements of walk-in phenomena with extraterrestrial origin claims specifically tied to Venus, a common planetary source in early contactee reports.

Historical UFO Connections and Notable Figures

Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard's Mystical Partnership

Jack Parsons, the renowned rocket scientist, and L. Ron Hubbard, who later founded Scientology, formed an extraordinary partnership in the realm of ritual magic. Their collaboration centered around a series of magical rituals known as the "Babylon Working," conducted in the Mojave Desert. These ceremonies were designed to manifest otherworldly entities, specifically those they believed originated from Venus.

The rituals were elaborate and purposeful, aimed at bringing forth what Parsons described as a "magical child" through mystical means. Their work represented an unusual intersection between occult practices and what would later be associated with extraterrestrial contact. Reports suggest that during one of their desert rituals, they claimed to have encountered an entity of non-terrestrial origin.

Marjorie Cameron: From Ritual Participant to UFO Enthusiast

Marjorie Cameron entered Parsons' life at a pivotal moment, reportedly witnessing a cigar-shaped UFO the very first night she arrived at his residence. This sighting convinced Parsons that she was destined to participate in the Babylon Working rituals. Cameron eventually became Parsons' romantic partner and later his wife, fully embracing her role in their mystical operations.

Following Parsons' death in 1952—which coincidentally occurred during the famous Washington D.C. UFO flap when multiple objects were spotted over the Pentagon for two consecutive weekends—Cameron interpreted these events as confirmation of their connection to otherworldly forces. She spent several years in a Mexican artist colony before relocating to Pioneer Town, near Giant Rock.

In this new location, Cameron formed a friendship with George Van Tassel, another significant figure in UFO contact circles. Her artistic talents flourished as she created numerous paintings depicting inter-dimensional beings. Throughout her life, Cameron maintained that her experiences with Parsons had opened a permanent channel to non-human intelligences, which she expressed through her artwork and spiritual practices.

Personal Encounters with Otherworldly Beings

Marjorie Cameron's Mystical Journey and Artistic Vision

Marjorie Cameron's life took an extraordinary turn when she married rocket scientist Jack Parsons in the early 1950s. Their relationship began during the infamous Babylon Working rituals, which Parsons conducted alongside L. Ron Hubbard. On her first night at Parsons' residence, Cameron reported seeing a cigar-shaped UFO, which Parsons interpreted as confirmation she was meant to participate in their mystical operations.

The timing of significant events in Cameron's life often coincided with UFO phenomena. When Parsons died in 1952, multiple UFO sightings were reported over the Pentagon during two consecutive weekends in July. Cameron viewed this synchronicity as deeply meaningful, reinforcing her belief in cosmic connections.

Following Parsons' death, Cameron spent several years in a Mexican artist colony before relocating to Pioneer Town near Giant Rock, California. There she developed a friendship with contactee George Van Tassel. Throughout her life, Cameron channeled her extraterrestrial and interdimensional experiences into remarkable artwork, creating vivid portraits of beings from other realms.

The Venusian Walk-In Experience of Omnec Onec

Omnec Onec shared a fascinating narrative about her origins, claiming she wasn't born on Earth but on Venus. According to her account, she entered Earth life as what's known in spiritual circles as a "walk-in" – a soul that takes over a physical body after the original soul departs.

She explained that in 1955, a seven-year-old girl died in a bus accident in Chattanooga, Tennessee. At this moment, Omnec's consciousness transferred into the child's body. She lived as this human child through adolescence, only fully recognizing her Venusian identity upon reaching adulthood.

Omnec became known for her public appearances at UFO conferences, including the International UFO Congress in Laughlin in 1991 and Las Vegas in 1992 or 1993. During these events, she was often seen wearing a distinctive silver suit, which became part of her recognizable presence as she shared her extraterrestrial perspective with earthly audiences.

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