- Mt. Adams has become a hotbed for UFO believers. They
claim to witness UFOs there night after night.
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- Off the southwestern flank of Mt. Adams lies a religious
retreat called Sattva Sanctuary.
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- "We usually see them early afternoons towards up
to 3 in the morning," one UFO believer, James Gilliland said.
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- It's home to a group of people who believe that their
photos prove that aliens have chosen them as earthly contacts. Gilliland
said he began receiving extraterrestrial telepathic messages about eight
years ago.
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- "When it started happening, I actually thought I
was losing it and going crazy," Gilliland said.
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- He said he's been taken up to the ship's twice. He says
the aliens are humanoid and come from the Orion and Paladeis group of stars.
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- Through meditation the group's flicker of enlightenment
turned to skyward sightings.
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- "I saw five ships total or flying objects,"
Megan said.
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- "I saw a golden globe against a blue sky,"
Carolyn Gray said.
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- "You can see a white energy mist around James, and
he calls this a pre-contact energy," UFO investigator Spar Giedeman
said.
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- Recently Giedeman snapped perhaps their most convincing
set of photos.
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- "He says I'm really getting hit hard, why don't
you shoot to the left of me, and I did, and you can see this saucer shaped
metallic object right here," Giedeman said.
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- The group also has video tape of their UFOs.
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- "All of a sudden --boom, he went out and another
appeared going back the other way," Gilliland said.
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- "One of the main reasons they're coming here is
because we live according to the universal principals that are necessary
for a healthy society and environment, and that's the way they live, and
we've met the protocols for the contact," Gilliland said.
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- "It feels peaceful and really, really loving,"
Megan said.
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- "They've helped me with my spiritual growth, so
they're like friends," Gray said.
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- Gilliland says a near drowning opened his mind. But skeptics
said one photo in a particular is a hoax, simply a streetlight. They say
the video shows nothing more than satellites.
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- Around the town of Trout Lake Gilliland is known as "Cosmic
Jim."
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- "I've never seen a UFO," Trout Lake resident
Brian Smith said. I've talked to the guy all the time, he gets gas from
us, he tries to tell us they're out there. I've never seen one."
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- But the group is not alone. For years, people have witnessed
UFOs on the nearby Yakima Indian Reservation. But Gilliland says he doesn't
need anyone else to validate what he's seen and experienced.
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- "There's a lot of skeptics that say we've gone off
the deep end," Gilliland said. "We just have overwhelming evidence,
and we tell them that basically condemnation without investigation is the
height of ignorance."
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