ABOUT ASPE
Alliance Studying Paranormal Experiences (ASPE) is comprised of curious and committed folks whose goal is to document, study, preserve and present paranormal experiences. By definition, "paranormal" denotes events or phenomena that are beyond the scope of normal scientific understanding.
Some at ASPE know a little about a lot of paranormal phenomena, some know a lot about a particular paranormal area, and some don't know anything at all about the paranormal. The one thing all at ASPE have in common is a desire to explore and document the phenomena and share what is learned.
For those with similar interests and open minds, ASPE meetings and events offer opportunities to discover and discuss experiences for which they can find no scientific or rational explanation. For those who have personally experienced the paranormal, ASPE offers an opportunity to document the details of their experience for sharing with others.
ASPE is interested in compiling information about experiences involving all facets of the paranormal, from UFOs, yetis, energy vortexes, native American spirits, alien abductions, poltergeists, crop circles, animal mutilations, reincarnation and ghosts to ETS, the Taos Hum and beyond.
Together with others whose intent is to learn and share, ASPE looks forward to exploring the unknown.
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BREAKING NEWS ABOUT DULCE UNDERGROUND BASE
AT SYMPOSIUM – SEE PRESS RELEASE BELOW
SEPTEMBER 9, 10, 11 and 12, 2010
2010 PARANORMAL SYMPOSIUM AND FILM FESTIVAL
AT ANGEL FIRE RESORT
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YOUR VACATION DESTINATION!
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BREAKING NEWS
New information about secret Dulce base
to be revealed at Symposium
ANGEL FIRE, NM • AUG 30, 2010 - Compelling new information regarding the existence of a secret military base jointly operated by the U.S. government and extraterrestrials near Dulce, New Mexico will be revealed at the 2010 Paranormal Symposium and Film Festival September 9-12 in Angel Fire, NM. Dulce researchers and investigators Anthony F. Sanchez, Norio Hayakawa, and Dennis Balthaser are scheduled for an exclusive interview and panel discussion with radio host Jerry Pippin at noon on Saturday during the conference. The public is welcome to attend.
In a widely-disseminated August 28 press release, Sanchez reported he tracked down and vetted a reliable source who claims he worked at the Dulce facility. According to Sanchez, the source is a retired Air Force colonel who has proven his claims, which include his assignment to Dulce as part of a special military medical detachment. Sanchez conducted an extensive interview with the colonel, who related events surrounding a classified 1979 incident at Dulce, and revealed what he learned about the history and circumstances surrounding the harrowing 1940 Dulce Discovery event. Sanchez has included the entire interview in his new book, UFO Highway.
In March 2009, a conference debating the existence the Dulce base was widely reported in both UFO and mainstream media. The conference was hosted by Hayakawa, who was also responsible for “outing” many Area 51 activities during the 1990s. Nearly 130 people from as far away as Hawaii and New York attended the conference, including Balthaser and other high-profile UFO and exopolitical experts who presented both pro and con arguments about the rumored base. They were joined by eyewitnesses, law enforcement officers and local residents, all of whom presented credible and convincing testimony.
Rumors about the secret government facility near Dulce began in 1967 after a 29-kiloton nuclear explosive was detonated at a depth of 4222 feet near the Archuletta Mesa on the Jicarilla Apache Indian reservation at Dulce, supposedly to produce underground routes for an estimated 300 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. The venture was known as Project Gasbuggy. However, according to an August 29, 1959 report in Time Magazine, the minor amount of gas released from the explosion was not only too radioactive for use, it was worth less than the cost of the explosion. Since then, reports of cattle mutilations, UFO sightings, and mysterious illnesses in the Dulce area have been widely circulated, along with allegations of nefarious activities in a secret underground military facility at nearby Archuletta Mesa.
Complete information about the 2010 Paranormal Symposium and Film Festival availabe on this website.
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GETTING HERE
Angel Fire is approximately 150 miles northeast of Albuquerque, 90 miles northeast of Santa Fe and 25 miles east of Taos. Direct flights to the Sunport International Airport (ABQ) in Albuquerque are available from airports throughout the world. Shuttles and rental cars are available at the airport for a beautiful, scenic drive to Angel Fire through northern New Mexico.
Angel Fire is easily accessible from communities throughout the state, as well as from nearby Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah. Map with detailed directions to Angel Fire and the event site can be accessed here.
Current New Mexico driving conditions are available online at http://www.nmroads.com/ or by calling 800-432-4269.
Private aircraft can fly directly to Angel Fire Airport (AXX). Information is avialable at 575-377-3171.
Shuttle services are available from the Albuquerque airport to Angel Fire. Click on the following links for information:
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2010 SYMPOSIUM SYNOPSIS
PARANORMAL CONTACT FOCUS OF 2010 SYMPOSIUM AND FILM FESTIVAL
Thirteen outstanding speakers will explore various aspects of paranormal contact at the 2010 Paranormal Symposium and Film Festival in Angel Fire, NM beginning the afternoon of Thursday, September 9 and continuing through Sunday, September 12.
The best of the best are scheduled to present programs at the event, with highly-regarded psychics, healers and other practitioners available througout the four-day weekend for consultations.
Angel Fire Resort hotel is headquarters for the 2010 event, with a paranormal-themed art show and cultural performances throughout the Resort complex, along with vendors offering a wide selection of paranormal-related merchandise. Registration packets will be available beginning at 10 am on Thursday at the ASPE desk in the hotel lobby, with event I.D., dining and shopping coupons, site maps, and other information about Angel Fire included.
The Sir Arthur Film Festival honoring the best films with paranormal themes will launch the afternoon of Thursday, September 9, with an initial screening of entry finalists, followed by a Hollywood-style cocktail party at Laguna Vista Lodge and Saloon. No doubt ghosts who often haunt the Laguna Vista will join filmmakers and guests before they leave for an evening screening session. People’s Choice votes will decide the winners, and the best films will receive Sir Arthur awards at a Saturday evening ceremony.
Jerry Pippin will broadcast live from the hotel, interviewing Symposium speakers, filmmakers, practitioners, celebrity guests and local visitors. In addition, visitors can win a private breakfast with their favorite speaker, and an Angel Fire Resort ski vacation.
Visitors will find exciting family-friendly late summer activities in Angel Fire, including an excellent golf course with an elegant new country club, fishing, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and a variety of other outdoor recreational opportunities.
Angel Fire art galleries, an eclectic mix of restaurants and shopping opportunities, close proximity to historic sites and haunted hotels in Eagle Nest and Cimarron, as well as spectacular sightseeing throughout the Enchanted Circle, all make an extended visit at discounted Symposium lodging rates an out-of-this-world vacation opportunity.
Discounted lodging is available at Angel Fire Resort, Laguna Vista Lodge, and Monte Verde RV Park. Lodging information and links are posted on the Symposium lodging page, this website.
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