Diana Pasulka

It's basically a modern day ascent narrative, you know, the ascent of the soul, right? So if you see images of like people being abducted or cows being abducted, you'll see the cow rising into, you know, ascending into the spaceships. You know, the people, the farmer being ascended. We see the same thing with images of purgatory. You see like, maybe not cows, of course, but you know,

It's basically a modern day ascent narrative, you know, the ascent of the soul, right? So if you see images of like people being abducted or cows being abducted, you'll see the cow rising into, you know, ascending into the spaceships. You know, the people, the farmer being ascended. We see the same thing with images of purgatory. You see like, maybe not cows, of course, but you know,

European Catholics will be ascending into, like, you know, their souls ascending, but it shows them ascending. So I thought this is like a modern-day ascent narrative. I could use my methods for studying this, no problem. This is—I won't—it won't discredit me to study this, right? So I started to do this study, and it was really interesting. And then what happened was I started to get—

European Catholics will be ascending into, like, you know, their souls ascending, but it shows them ascending. So I thought this is like a modern-day ascent narrative. I could use my methods for studying this, no problem. This is—I won't—it won't discredit me to study this, right? So I started to do this study, and it was really interesting. And then what happened was I started to get—

European Catholics will be ascending into, like, you know, their souls ascending, but it shows them ascending. So I thought this is like a modern-day ascent narrative. I could use my methods for studying this, no problem. This is—I won't—it won't discredit me to study this, right? So I started to do this study, and it was really interesting. And then what happened was I started to get—

emails and phone calls from aerospace engineers, people from known aerospace corporations and institutions. And they wanted to talk to me about my research that I was doing. I was like, wait, I think you got the wrong person. No. So, and this kept happening. And I decided, okay, they wanted to meet with me. A couple of them wanted to meet with me.

emails and phone calls from aerospace engineers, people from known aerospace corporations and institutions. And they wanted to talk to me about my research that I was doing. I was like, wait, I think you got the wrong person. No. So, and this kept happening. And I decided, okay, they wanted to meet with me. A couple of them wanted to meet with me.

emails and phone calls from aerospace engineers, people from known aerospace corporations and institutions. And they wanted to talk to me about my research that I was doing. I was like, wait, I think you got the wrong person. No. So, and this kept happening. And I decided, okay, they wanted to meet with me. A couple of them wanted to meet with me.

So I thought, okay, I'll meet with them because why do they want to know about this angel event that happened in the 1800s?

So I thought, okay, I'll meet with them because why do they want to know about this angel event that happened in the 1800s?

So I thought, okay, I'll meet with them because why do they want to know about this angel event that happened in the 1800s?

I started to do conferences with the people that I know who are religious. other professors of religion. And for us, it was like, oh yeah, modern day ascent narrative, you know, easy to understand. But they would then somehow were scouring like the internet of any academic who is doing, you know, the word UFO or anything like that. And that's how they found me.

I started to do conferences with the people that I know who are religious. other professors of religion. And for us, it was like, oh yeah, modern day ascent narrative, you know, easy to understand. But they would then somehow were scouring like the internet of any academic who is doing, you know, the word UFO or anything like that. And that's how they found me.

I started to do conferences with the people that I know who are religious. other professors of religion. And for us, it was like, oh yeah, modern day ascent narrative, you know, easy to understand. But they would then somehow were scouring like the internet of any academic who is doing, you know, the word UFO or anything like that. And that's how they found me.

And once I was found, a lot of them reached out to me. And at first I was a little bit put off because I thought, This is kind of odd. It kind of freaked me out, to tell you the truth. But I did start to talk to them. And one of them, I actually put him off for like a year and a half. I mean, I know it sounds weird, but I had five young kids, and I was— Busy, right?

And once I was found, a lot of them reached out to me. And at first I was a little bit put off because I thought, This is kind of odd. It kind of freaked me out, to tell you the truth. But I did start to talk to them. And one of them, I actually put him off for like a year and a half. I mean, I know it sounds weird, but I had five young kids, and I was— Busy, right?

And once I was found, a lot of them reached out to me. And at first I was a little bit put off because I thought, This is kind of odd. It kind of freaked me out, to tell you the truth. But I did start to talk to them. And one of them, I actually put him off for like a year and a half. I mean, I know it sounds weird, but I had five young kids, and I was— Busy, right?

So I didn't make this connection. I thought it was weird. But when I started to talk to them, I recognized that they weren't looking at it like I was looking at it. They were looking at it like it actually happened. Whereas I was looking at it more like a metaphor. Like, you know, this is something, this is their interpretation of something they saw in the sky.

So I didn't make this connection. I thought it was weird. But when I started to talk to them, I recognized that they weren't looking at it like I was looking at it. They were looking at it like it actually happened. Whereas I was looking at it more like a metaphor. Like, you know, this is something, this is their interpretation of something they saw in the sky.

So I didn't make this connection. I thought it was weird. But when I started to talk to them, I recognized that they weren't looking at it like I was looking at it. They were looking at it like it actually happened. Whereas I was looking at it more like a metaphor. Like, you know, this is something, this is their interpretation of something they saw in the sky.