The Bridge to Cryptic Contact

A few weeks back I showcased a retro episode, my first conversation with Derek Condit from Mystical Wares. In it, he spoke of his personal experiences with Sasquatch, one happened on a hiking trail with his daughter. I hope you caught that, his telling and later his theory about cryptids, including Sasquatch. I've been hearing it repeated more lately, but Derek was the first person I heard say this, that cryptids are interdimensional. What's that mean? They jump between dimensions. Sounds like a bridge between our physical world and theirs that they cross at will, doesn't it? 

Let's spend the next hour diving into that compelling, complicated, fascinating space together!

About that conversation with Derek Condit from Mystical Wares...

He said that cryptids are interdimensional creatures. They coexist with us, intermingle, but we remain largely unaware, or blind to them. Why? Maybe when we're vibrating low - operating in fear and anger, they aren't visible. But when we are vibing high, they are seeable to us, or they sense our positive energy and drop their invisibility for a few tantalizing seconds? Not long enough to open the camera on our phones, but they change our bellybutton perspectives in that quick instant. And if they're interdimensional, doesn't that explain the lack of artifacts they've left behind for us to find and study? 

But wait, I think I jumped ahead.

Show Sources and Links (what to read, listen, watch NEXT)

A Cultural Phenomenon, The Biologist, Royal Society of Biology

What Exactly ARE Cryptids? SmoreScience.com

The hunt for Japan's 'ghost' wolves, BBC, William Park and Johanna Airth

The Hovey Photo, Bigfoot's Back! Bigfoot Encounters dot com

Seven species that used to be cryptids, Indiana University Bloomington, Leecy Davis 

10 Obscure Cryptids and Why You've Never Heard of Them, Listverse, Edward Smith

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