written by CHAZ OF THE DEAD HTTPS://CHAZOFTHEDEAD.COM/ CHAZ’S LATEST BOOK One of the most bizarre mysteries to come from Antartica is the strange story of Carl Disch. Carl was a scientist (an ionospheric physicist to be specific) working at Byrd Station, Antarctica in 1965. On May 8th, about halfway through the notoriously brutal 6-months of darkness that make up the winter season, Carl disappeared, never to be seen again. He had […]
written by CHAZ OF THE DEAD HTTPS://CHAZOFTHEDEAD.COM/ CHAZ’S LATEST BOOK We followed the St. Johns river out of the sprawling mess of highways that make up Jacksonville. As we went, the strip malls and homes changed into shipping yards and Naval facilities. As those began to get sparse as well, we took our turn to head into the interior of Fort George Island. We passed a set of stone ruins […]
Hello. If you are reading this note now and do not intend to finish it: please put it back where you found it. If you intend to finish this note but do not intend to resolve the situation, then please: put it back where you found it, taped to the front door of this residence. I’ve dropped the ownership papers to this farmhouse and property off at the local sheriff’s […]
--written by Anthony Tyler-- What follows is an excerpt of several pages from my book, nearly an entire chapter! So if you like what you read, get a copy of Dive Manual: Empirical Investigations of Mysticism here: https://www.amazon.com/Dive-Manual-Empirical-Investigations-Mysticism-ebook/dp/B084R8PTYW Â The excerpt is focused on an analysis of sleep paralysis through the lens of Jungian psychology, diving deep into the history of the ailment throughout comparative religion and time the […]
There is a mountain which bears the names, Sagarmatha to the Nepalese, Chomolungma to the Tibetans, and Everest to Westerners. As most of us know, the summit of Everest is the highest point above sea level to be found on Earth, 29,029 ft. if one successfully “summits” Everest they become one of the roughly 4,000 people known to have reached the peaksince the Sherpa Tenzig Norgay first guided Sir Edmund […]
At the northwestern base of Mount Fuji in Japan, there is a 12 square mile forest that has flourished upon the hardened lava left from Fujiyama’s last major eruption in 864 A.D. known as Aokigahara (pronounced ah kee go hara’) It is also called Jukai which translates into English as the poetic sounding “Sea of Trees”. But to many this idyllic nature preserve has a much more sinister name.
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