Short clips from each of the speakers at Repcon:
Chris Turner and his work are like breaths of fresh air. Please help in any way you can. And if you know any one with the skills Chris is looking for please pass the video link along (If they are not in his location they may know someone who is.) Thanks everyone.
Note from Chris Turner:
Won’t be long now folks, the 2 disc REPCON 2016 6 HOUR presentation is with my DVD guy now so I’ll begin posting them out asap for those bought Repcon tickets upfront. For anyone else you can order via PAYPAL by sending the appropriate amount depending on your location to;
I will be posting a video soon with updates.
A four minute clip from James Bartley’s presentation at REPCON, on 29th May 2016.
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Chris Turner shipped in copies of the first part of his documentary, ‘Don’t Mention the Reptilians’ for the Repcon conference on 29th May. He still has some available. Be quick if you want one.
They’re £11.99 + £1.50pp.
Also, Chris filmed the entire conference, which will be available soon for streaming on-line and also in DVD format.
Cheers,
Ellis
Thomas the Rhymer, the famous thirteenth century Scottish mystic and poet, once met the Faery Queen by a hawthorn bush from which a cuckoo was calling. She led him into the Faery Underworld for a brief sojourn, but upon reemerging into the world of mortals he found he had been absent for seven years. Themes of people being waylaid by the faery folk to places where time passes differently are common in Celtic mythology, and the hawthorn was one of, if not the, most likely tree to be inhabited or protected by the Wee Folk. In Ireland most of the isolated trees, or so-called ‘lone bushes’, found in the landscape and said to be inhabited by faeries, were hawthorn trees. Such trees could not be cut down or damaged in any way without incurring the often fatal wrath of their supernatural guardians. The Faery Queen by her hawthorn can also be seen as a representation of an earlier pre-Christian archetype, reminding us of a Goddess-centred worship, practised by priestesses in sacred groves of hawthorn, planted in the round. The site of Westminster Abbey was once called Thorney Island after the sacred stand of thorn trees there.
Hawthorn
Update about new projects, conferences and various Reptilian related topics.
Chris also features in an interview with Ben Emlyn-Jones here:
https://www.spreaker.com/user/benemlynjones/hpanwo-show-180-chris-turner
A short video to be added to my ‘About Ellis’ page on http://www.ellisctaylor.com.
Mary Rodwell, principal of The Australian Close Encounters Resource Network, talks about meeting Ellis, the genesis of ACERN, and his work.
An excerpt from a documentary based on the many lives of Ellis Taylor, writer, alien abductee, experiencer, tarot practitioner and maverick Numerosymbologist. This film tells of his encounters and interactions with the Otherworlds and the ‘Others’ that inhabit them. It also details Ellis’ determination to expose the Invisible Darkness that lies within the shadowlands and the shadow government organisations. Ellis is also featured in the upcoming series Don’t Mention the Reptilians.
I needed a break from quite an intense few weeks and the Probe International Conference, in St. Anne’s, Lancashire, seemed just the ticket. Sam Wright, the organiser, had invited me several weeks previously and though I hoped to go I wasn’t sure that I could get away.
Anyway, I could.
Ellis Taylor 