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Speaker 2: Dan, Welcome back to Coast to Coast George Nori with you.
Speaker 2: Our first guest is Dan Baldwin is a professional writer,
Speaker 2: often seen as a ghostwriter for other professionals. He has
Speaker 2: written or co written or ghosted more than fifty books,
Speaker 2: has won numerous local, regional, and national awards. He's a
Speaker 2: certified clinical hypnotherapist. Plays the Native American flute, is an
Speaker 2: extra pendulum dowser, having used the pendulum to assist in
Speaker 2: finding missing people for more than fifteen years. Dan, welcome
Speaker 2: to the program.
Speaker 3: Oh, it's delightful, we'll be back. I'm delighted to be here.
Speaker 2: It's good to have you with us.
Speaker 3: Have you been been busy, been real busy.
Speaker 2: What have you been up to.
Speaker 3: I've been swinging that pendulum an awful lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah. How did you get involved in that?
Speaker 3: It's a real strange story. Uh. I was about twenty
Speaker 3: years ago. I heard a voice, and I'm not a
Speaker 3: clear audience. I don't hear voices. You know, the pendulum
Speaker 3: is my thing. I heard a voice, clear as a
Speaker 3: bell that said, you know, go find missing children. It
Speaker 3: was like a commandment, and it was one of those
Speaker 3: things that stuck in the back of my head and
Speaker 3: just would not let me go. And after about three
Speaker 3: months of dealing with it, I finally said, you know,
Speaker 3: looked at the sky and said, yeah, show me the door.
Speaker 3: I'll walk through it. And it hit me that my
Speaker 3: mom had told me that we have a little psyching trend,
Speaker 3: you know, in the family. And I said, well, I'll
Speaker 3: give that a shot. You know, I'm not I'm not
Speaker 3: a copper, a private eye, but you know, maybe I
Speaker 3: can use the psychic psychic ability if I have any,
Speaker 3: to find these missing kids. And I just started hanging
Speaker 3: around with different psychics and one day I saw someone
Speaker 3: doing doing a pendulum. I said, that's it. I can
Speaker 3: do that, and I just picked it up.
Speaker 2: Now, how does it work finding missing people?
Speaker 3: It works like it doesn't any investigative process. The pendulum
Speaker 3: is really a rock on the string. It's like a
Speaker 3: terror cards or crystal ball. There's nothing magic about it.
Speaker 3: It's it's a tool. But what it does is one
Speaker 3: your well, your your conscious mind is looking at this
Speaker 3: weight on a string. Your your subconscious mind is freed up,
Speaker 3: and that's where all the magic happens, and your subconscious
Speaker 3: is able to contact oh what the medieval bards would
Speaker 3: call the other world, you know, call it the universe,
Speaker 3: whatever tag you want to put on it. But you're
Speaker 3: able to contact the other world and get the answers
Speaker 3: to your questions. And with with the pendulum, it works
Speaker 3: very simply. If you ask a question, if the answer
Speaker 3: is yes, it'll swing right. If the answer is no,
Speaker 3: it'll swing it'll swing to the left. And it's just
Speaker 3: a process of uh, you know, conversation and the process
Speaker 3: of elimination. Do you I'm sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Do you hold it over a mat?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You can. Normally I hold it over my palm
Speaker 3: and ask questions. But if I'm looking for a missing person, uh,
Speaker 3: you can reduce the area that you're looking at, say
Speaker 3: from the United States to Arizona to northern Arizona at
Speaker 3: some point to question and answers. You can narrow down
Speaker 3: the area and then you can pull out a map
Speaker 3: and get get real specific and if you want to.
Speaker 3: I've often used Google Earth, and you can actually, you know,
Speaker 3: you get you can get right down to very specific areas.
Speaker 3: I mean, in looking for a missing person or missing
Speaker 3: or whatever. You can actually get latitude and longitude.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you get.
Speaker 3: Remarkable Yeah, when it when it works, Yeah, working with
Speaker 3: it's like any other psychic capabilities. Sometimes you're cooking, sometimes
Speaker 3: you're not. But when one, it's when it's right, it
Speaker 3: is extremely accurate and it's a very good Georgia and
Speaker 3: I've discovered it's an extremely effective investigated tool.
Speaker 2: Now, Dan, you also use this for researching extraterrestrials. How
Speaker 2: does that work?
Speaker 3: Yeah? That is correct. Yeah. Let me make a small announcement. Yeah,
Speaker 3: Georgia and I have the new book we wrote. We
Speaker 3: just wrote The Sky People in Our Ancestors was just
Speaker 3: out last week, so your audience is the first to
Speaker 3: hear about this. So Wed, Yeah, we were kicking around
Speaker 3: one day after our last book and which involved you know,
Speaker 3: the spirit world and UFOs, and we were talking. You know,
Speaker 3: you hear a lot about the uh, the the people
Speaker 3: from above, from the from the heavens and from the
Speaker 3: stars coming down and visiting people in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: That's that's part of history. And we said, well, you know,
Speaker 3: we have Native Americans here. I bet they were visited
Speaker 3: by the sky people. And I started thinking, yeah, there's
Speaker 3: the especially out here in the West, we have the
Speaker 3: lots of sky people who come down and help out
Speaker 3: the Native Americans. So we decided to start investigating that angle,
Speaker 3: the sky people and the Native Americans, and we're kind
Speaker 3: of divided it into an interesting area. Georgia's out in
Speaker 3: them in Louisiana, which is basically the mound builder culture,
Speaker 3: and I'm out here in the Great Southwest in Arizona,
Speaker 3: which is the cliff dwelling culture. And we decided to
Speaker 3: explore both of those cultures and then one see if
Speaker 3: they did have contact with the sky people, which they did,
Speaker 3: and then we could compare the mound builders contact with
Speaker 3: the cliff builders contact, and it got real interesting. They
Speaker 3: were definitely they were definitely here visiting our Native American
Speaker 3: populations a lot.
Speaker 2: And you asked the pendulum what kind of questions to
Speaker 2: decide that?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, basically the questions like you and I. You
Speaker 3: would ask me, you know, for example, if I'm at
Speaker 3: a I'll say a Native American cliff dwelling, I would ask,
Speaker 3: you know, is there a spirit who was here at
Speaker 3: the time that this dwelling was active? I get a
Speaker 3: yes or no, and I always got a yes. And
Speaker 3: you would ask basic questions are you male or your female?
Speaker 3: Where you're a farmer, where your warrior? And then you know,
Speaker 3: you've kind of build up a relationship really and then
Speaker 3: I would start asking, you know, did you have visitations
Speaker 3: from what we would call sky people? And consistently I
Speaker 3: got a yes. And one of the really interesting things
Speaker 3: about this, and we asked this across the board and
Speaker 3: we got the same end across the board. Uh. The
Speaker 3: Native Americans never thought of the sky people as gods.
Speaker 3: They always thought of them as people, advanced people, people
Speaker 3: with you know, great technology and great knowledge and great experience.
Speaker 3: But they said, now, they would tell us, you know,
Speaker 3: we did not think of them as gods. They were
Speaker 3: they were just people who came from the sky to
Speaker 3: visit us.
Speaker 2: But they did believe in gods.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And we had a really interesting conversation with a
Speaker 3: with a shame when I was up on the Onwn
Speaker 3: area called Cedar Mesa in Utah, which is just loaded
Speaker 3: with a Native American cliff dwellings. And most of the
Speaker 3: time I was in contact with the spirits. They were
Speaker 3: you know, basic folks, you know, farmers, But every once
Speaker 3: in a while I would run into maybe a shaman
Speaker 3: and I had a conversation with one shaman about about religion,
Speaker 3: and I said, you know, did you did you worship
Speaker 3: them as gods? And God know they were not God.
Speaker 3: They said, did you share religion? And they said, we
Speaker 3: did not share a religion, but we had religious services together.
Speaker 3: And I said, well there was some were there some
Speaker 3: kind of basic commonalities between their religion and your religion?
Speaker 3: And the shaman told me, he said, well, my religion
Speaker 3: hasn't changed any but it has expanded.
Speaker 2: Tell us more about the sky.
Speaker 3: People than Yeah, they were basically they arrived not on
Speaker 3: any particular schedule, and they really didn't announce their arrival.
Speaker 3: They just basically showed up in the traditional what we
Speaker 3: would call a ufo, and they would land nearby the
Speaker 3: village and generally the leadership, the chief or the shaman
Speaker 3: would go out and visit with the sky people, and
Speaker 3: the villagers would you know, they would can't stand by
Speaker 3: and watch what was going on. And I asked you
Speaker 3: what were you guys doing with each other? And yeah,
Speaker 3: obviously I'm boiling down a lot of information covered over
Speaker 3: an extensive or search, question and answer periods, but basically,
Speaker 3: the sky people came down to uh, conduct trade with
Speaker 3: the Native Americans, and what they traded was basically information,
Speaker 3: and primarily what they were the information. At least what
Speaker 3: we've gotten so far is they would trade information on
Speaker 3: the religious beliefs, but also on health and well being.
Speaker 3: Apparently the sky people helped the Native Americans with your
Speaker 3: medical health and hygiene.
Speaker 2: How often did these sky people visit?
Speaker 3: There was no regular schedule. I asked them if it was,
Speaker 3: if it was common or regular. They said the answer
Speaker 3: I got was it was it was fairly common, but
Speaker 3: not regular. They would just show up. And another interesting
Speaker 3: thing we came about, we learned all the all of
Speaker 3: the sky people that the Native Americans here and in
Speaker 3: the Mound building cultures that that they encountered were what
Speaker 3: we would call the Nordis. Those were the you know,
Speaker 3: the blind, blue eyed, tall beings. They would walking down
Speaker 3: if they had on a suit and tire or something
Speaker 3: walking down the street. They would look like normal people.
Speaker 3: And what really threw me was they never we never
Speaker 3: encountered the case where they encountered the graves, not one case.
Speaker 2: That's weird.
Speaker 3: That was really that really threw me for a loop.
Speaker 3: But I would ask, you know, uh, you know in
Speaker 3: addition to the tall, tall, blonde people, were there any
Speaker 3: short great people were big almond shaped eyes and consistently
Speaker 3: across the board.
Speaker 2: We got to know, what about the praying mentis type?
Speaker 2: Same with that.
Speaker 3: I didn't ask about the praying mantis type. I asked
Speaker 3: basically to I asked for description of the people, and
Speaker 3: the script descriptions I got were, you know, tall, blond haired,
Speaker 3: blue eyed, blue eyed people.
Speaker 2: What is a Cato Indian a cattle Indian?
Speaker 3: You know, the Catto Indians were one of the high
Speaker 3: cultures of the mound building cultures that disappeared white before
Speaker 3: the Spanish and the French came along through Louisiana and
Speaker 3: through the Mississippi and the Red River and the rivers
Speaker 3: up and there. But they were very high culture. They
Speaker 3: built mounds and had temples and the extensive trade areas.
Speaker 3: There's one area called Poverty Point, which predated the Caddos
Speaker 3: over in northeast Louisiana, but one of the largest largest
Speaker 3: sites Native American sites in existence. And they had trade
Speaker 3: from down to Central America all the way up to
Speaker 3: the Great Lakes. So they were you know, they weren't
Speaker 3: just a bunch of grubby Indians, you know, grubbing out
Speaker 3: in existence. They were very highly skilled, very very knowledgeable people.
Speaker 2: Did you find out, Dan, why the sky people visited us?
Speaker 3: Basically, the answer we kept getting was just to share information.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's probably a lot more to that, but
Speaker 3: the information that the Native American spirits gave us was
Speaker 3: they were there on a friendly visit and they were
Speaker 3: there to share information.
Speaker 2: And of course they did share it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, both sides, you know, they traded information
Speaker 3: and something that was really it kind of fascinated me.
Speaker 3: Up in the Utah area, the Indians there were very
Speaker 3: friendly with the Native Americans. And I did a spot
Speaker 3: check down in some areas in the Arizona south of
Speaker 3: the Superstition Mountains just to compare cultures, and the same
Speaker 3: Sky people visited. But down in Arizona they were a
Speaker 3: little bit for some reason, they were a little bit
Speaker 3: more intimidated. They didn't fear the sky people, but the
Speaker 3: average citizen of the villages was I think they were
Speaker 3: intimidated again, not fearful what they were. They were dealing
Speaker 3: with people of extremely high technology. They did not understand
Speaker 3: everything that was going on, but there never was any
Speaker 3: fear or anything like that. You know, they were welcome
Speaker 3: gas Let me put it that way.
Speaker 2: How many Native American groups did they visit?
Speaker 3: I don't really know. My guess would be every one
Speaker 3: of them. We only investigated the the the Indians out
Speaker 3: here in the southwest in my area and the area
Speaker 3: where Georgia lives over in Louisiana. But they were whenever
Speaker 3: we would go to a site, there was always they
Speaker 3: knew what the sky people were, They knew that the
Speaker 3: sky people had had visited there.
Speaker 2: Were they scared by them?
Speaker 3: Not really again, Uh, the worst that they the worst
Speaker 3: feeling that they had against them, What would be just intimidation. Yeah,
Speaker 3: these are these are people who have obviously a lot
Speaker 3: more knowledge and a lot more technology than we do.
Speaker 3: And some of them were intimidated. Most of them, you know,
Speaker 3: most of most of the encounters, uh, especially up in
Speaker 3: the in the Utah area, they just accepted it, you know, right,
Speaker 3: the sky people are back. Let's let you know, let
Speaker 3: the chief go out there, let the showman go out there,
Speaker 3: see see what's going on.
Speaker 2: Did they ever describe the craft yep?
Speaker 3: Traditionally, uh, you would, you would call it the traditional
Speaker 3: Ufo flying saucery in fact, I was at a place
Speaker 3: called Fishmouth fish Mouth Cave, which is a beautiful ruin
Speaker 3: stuck way back, way back of a canyon. But actually
Speaker 3: there was a sandy area and I drew, you know,
Speaker 3: a box, and I do a circle, and I drew
Speaker 3: a drawing of a you know, a flying saucer, and
Speaker 3: you know, and I would point to each one, is
Speaker 3: this what you saw? I got to know? This is
Speaker 3: what you saw? I got to know, pointed to the
Speaker 3: flying saucer and I got a yes from the pendulum.
Speaker 3: So they came down in the traditional flying saucers.
Speaker 2: Did they talk about abductions? Now?
Speaker 3: The visited that. Again, this is just the culches that
Speaker 3: we've visited. But they did go aboard the craft. Usually
Speaker 3: it was the shaman or the chief, and sometimes females
Speaker 3: would go aboard. So I'm assuming there was some sort
Speaker 3: of inspection, medical exam something going on, something like that.
Speaker 3: But only only a couple of people actually go up.
Speaker 3: Most of the ones we talked to U saw the craft.
Speaker 3: They saw the chief of the show and go into
Speaker 3: the craft. They saw the craft go up it I'll
Speaker 3: come back, but most of them pretty much stayed away
Speaker 3: from it.
Speaker 2: Tell us about the abduction of Lindsay Higgins.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's uh we did. Yeah, that was a case
Speaker 3: in back in Streetport, Louisiana. And George can tell you
Speaker 3: a lot more about that. But Lindsay called him up.
Speaker 3: George was with Muffon, I think he was the regional director,
Speaker 3: and somebody put Lindsay in contact with George. And Lindsay
Speaker 3: was having, uh, you know, the typical experiences. She would
Speaker 3: wake up and they would be strange marks on her body,
Speaker 3: have dreams of you know, the dreams of being up
Speaker 3: on the craft. And she had many unexplained abdominal pains
Speaker 3: that the doctors could not explain, and so she contacted George.
Speaker 3: George called called me up and said, hey, you think
Speaker 3: we can use the pendulum downsing technique to investigate Lindsay's case.
Speaker 3: And I said, well, let's let's find out. And so we,
Speaker 3: uh you know, we got our pendulums out in the
Speaker 3: gated and Lindsay was actually abducted by the by the UFOs.
Speaker 3: She wasn't harmed. She was examined and one of the
Speaker 3: interesting things we did using the again using the pendlum dowsing,
Speaker 3: we were able to contact the ets who abducted her,
Speaker 3: and abduction abduction is not quite accurate, uh, you know
Speaker 3: that that implies violence and negativity and all that. But
Speaker 3: we were able to contact them and said, look, if
Speaker 3: you're doing this, Lindsay obviously has agreed to do this
Speaker 3: in a past life to go through this experience and
Speaker 3: that that's another whole story there. But if you're going
Speaker 3: to abduct her and examiner, can you do it without
Speaker 3: hurting her, without pain? And we got a yes. And
Speaker 3: apparently she was abducted by the Grace and apparently they
Speaker 3: just did not understand that they were causing they were
Speaker 3: causing pain, so they said, yeah, no more, no more pains.
Speaker 3: And she has been contacted a couple of times since
Speaker 3: George and I worked with her, that's a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago. And she said, yes, he's been aboard again,
Speaker 3: but there has been no pain involved with it.
Speaker 2: Then when you got a yes to that question, was
Speaker 2: it a pendulum question?
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely. Yeah, we used the pendulum extensively. One of
Speaker 3: the real benefits of working with the pendlum and this
Speaker 3: is especially through dealing with the spirit world. You know,
Speaker 3: when you when you're dealing with the psychic, who's dealing
Speaker 3: with trying to investigate the spirit world. And you know,
Speaker 3: you're happy if you get like a knock on the
Speaker 3: door or somebody touches you, or if you get maybe
Speaker 3: an EVP. You know, that's that's considered a successful session.
Speaker 3: Well with pendulum downs and you can carry on extensive conversations.
Speaker 3: George and I've had conversations with spirits and yeah in Louisiana, Detexas, Arkansas, Arizona,
Speaker 3: New Mexico. You name it for you know, ten fifteen
Speaker 3: to twenty minutes at a time. And I think part
Speaker 3: of that is because the spirit world, you know, they
Speaker 3: operated the higher vibration, and I think the subconscious mind
Speaker 3: involved with pendulum dowsing is able to communicate at that
Speaker 3: level much better than say the human conscious mind.
Speaker 2: Were you baffled by the fact that this works, not really?
Speaker 2: Or do you expect it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I know, I expect it to work. And again, you know,
Speaker 3: like like I said, sometimes you know, sometimes you're you're
Speaker 3: cooking and you get straight answers. Sometimes if you know,
Speaker 3: if you're in a bad mood or if you're taking
Speaker 3: if you've got the flu in your own Colt cold
Speaker 3: cold medicine, you're going to have a bad day, but
Speaker 3: if you do it right, you're going to get very
Speaker 3: accurate information. And I've done this so much, so many
Speaker 3: times and got so many correct answers. You know, there's
Speaker 3: no doubt about the technique works. And one of the
Speaker 3: good things about it is like anybody can tick this
Speaker 3: technique out. If you can hold a rock on a string,
Speaker 3: you can do pendulum dowsing. The only the only hard
Speaker 3: part is you've got to keep your mind absolutely clear
Speaker 3: so that your subconscious does the work and not your
Speaker 3: you know, not your critical mind.
Speaker 2: How many books stan have you written with George Shawl?
Speaker 3: George and I have written, uh, this will be our
Speaker 3: second one together. But George was like my premier researcher
Speaker 3: for the pendulum the Pendulum Dowsing one, the South Dowsing,
Speaker 3: the Deceased Pendulum two, which was what we all learned
Speaker 3: about our investigations about life on the other side. Then
Speaker 3: George and I wrote the Lindsay Higgins book together, and
Speaker 3: together we wrote the Skypeople books. So George and I
Speaker 3: have been I have two books together, and we're we're
Speaker 3: going to meet later this month and see if there's
Speaker 3: another that says a third in.
Speaker 2: US, fascinating research that you tube do, fascinating.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. And you know it's like you open a
Speaker 3: door and step into a room, and then you know.
Speaker 2: There are more doors and more rooms.
Speaker 3: And more rooms. Yeah, it's fascinating.
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