66: Owls Abound - A Review Of Clelland's Mysteries And Synchronicities

MOZ & Jeremy embark on one of their deepest dives yet into the work of the “owl man,” Michael Clelland and review his book: The Messengers: owls, synchronicity and the UFO abductee. Tonight, we discuss Clelland’s work and how it ties into Jungian themes and, specifically, the work of Marie Louise Von Franz. Did MOZ solve a another piece of this owl and UFO puzzle? Find out tonight on Monster Lore Tour.

References:

Primary Source 1: Clelland, M. (2020). The messengers: owls, synchronicity and the UFO abductee. Beneath the Stars Press

Hidden Experience Podcast – Mike Clelland https://mikeclelland.com/podcast

Primary Source 2: Von Franz, M.L. (1974). Number and Time. Northwestern University Press

Comparison Alien & Owl Eyes: Hancock, G. (2007). Supernatural: meetings with the ancient teachers of mankind. The Disinformation Company

Synchronicities: Pinchbeck, D. (2007). 2012: The return of Quetzalcoatl. Penguin Group, Inc, p45

Giant Owl at Loch Ness: Redfern, N. (2017). Shapeshifters: morphing monsters and changing cryptids. Llewellyn Publications, p17

Jung the Mystic: Lachman, G. (2010). Jung the mystic: the esoteric dimensions of Carl Jung’s life and teachings. Penguin, p4

Tetragrammaton Formula: Crowley, A. (1991). Magick in theory and practice. Castle Books, NJ, p3-4

Ultimate Unity: Wilber, K. (1980). The Atman project: a transpersonal view of human development (New Edition), p67

Supernatural and Mundane: Wilber, K. (1980). The Atman project: a transpersonal view of human development (New Edition).

The Transpersonal Bands: Wilber, K. (1977). Spectrum of consciousness. Theosophical Publishing House, Ill, p266