Welcome to Oracle of the Green Sight

Oracle of the Green Sight

Have you ever felt a whisper from the unseen? A shiver down your spine that defies explanation? Or perhaps an ancient story that resonates deeper than mere folklore? For as long as I can remember, the veil between what we know and what we sense has fascinated me. That unexplainable feeling, the strange coincidence, the stories passed down through generations – they've always called to my curiosity. Welcome to Oracle of the Green Sight, a journey into the depths of the paranormal, stretching far beyond fleeting shadows and bumps in the night.

I'm Michele Lowe, and my own experiences, coupled with a lifelong fascination with history, folklore, and the natural world, have shaped what I call my “Green Sight”—an intuitive connection to the ancient threads that bind our world with the unseen. I've believed in the paranormal for as long as I can remember. Even as a child, I was hyper-aware of the world around me—speaking to unseen friends I couldn’t see but somehow knew were there. I grew up just minutes from Disneyland, where the dancing ghosts of the Haunted Mansion first captured my imagination. That sense of wonder never left me. I’ve always felt the wind was alive, carrying whispers of something ancient and unseen. And while belief has always come naturally to me, I’ve also learned the value of skepticism. As a paranormal investigator, I know curiosity must walk hand in hand with responsibility—because behind every story is a real experience, and often, a real person seeking answers.

This isn't just about jump scares or sensationalism; it's about a deep-rooted curiosity in the echoes of the past, the whispers of the wild, and the profound questions that phenomena like unseen entities, inexplicable events, and cryptids pose. My personal journey has led me through shadowed woods and forgotten histories, compelling me to ask: What if the legends aren't just stories? What if ancient wisdom holds keys to modern mysteries?

Here, we'll explore the paranormal in its broadest sense, transcending the modern ghost story to delve into the very roots of human experience. We'll travel through time and across cultures, from the earliest human beliefs in spirit worlds and ancestral guides to the documented encounters of today. Our quest will encompass everything from ancient animistic beliefs, shamanic journeys, and mythological creatures to historical hauntings, psychic phenomena, UFO/UAP encounters, and the enduring enigma of cryptids. We'll seek out the threads that connect these seemingly disparate phenomena, always asking: what are the commonalities? What can they teach us?

My approach will be rooted in critical thinking and scientific inquiry, always seeking plausible explanations and examining evidence rigorously. Yet, it will also be profoundly open-minded, acknowledging that science itself is an evolving understanding of reality. We will explore the boundaries of the known and venture bravely into the realm of the unknown. We'll dissect theories, consider psychological and environmental factors, and yet reserve judgment for those anomalies that truly defy conventional explanation. This isn't about proving or disproving, but about exploring, questioning, and expanding our perception of reality.

Join me as we journey through ancient texts, forgotten folklore, modern reports, and the very landscape around us. We'll uncover stories, share theories, and perhaps, together, glimpse something truly extraordinary.

Footnotes

  1. No direct references were used in this introduction. All reflections and experiences are personal to the author. ↩︎

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