The Most Paranormal Place On Earth - What's Happening on Mount Shasta?
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- čas přidán 20. 04. 2022
- MYSTERIES OF MOUNT SHASTA
There is no other place on earth steeped in more mystery than Mount Shasta.
Aliens, ghosts, underground bases and interdimensional portals. Check.
Lost cities, strange disappearances, bigfoot, gods and demons. Check.
Atlantis, Lemuria, reptilian humanoids and giants.
Mount Shasta has it all.
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Correction: 1:06 the "lava fires" were caused by lightning.
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I was born and raised in Mt.Shasta and it was pretty cool to have all these folk legends and weird stuff around me. Back in the 1980's and 1990's Mt. Shasta was half sixties, hippy, New Age burn outs and half blue collar mine and lumber workers and farmers, pretty much everybody got along. The hippy types came there because the mountain was seen as being on a earth energy ley line, there used to be like four different crystal and New Age shops there in that small town. I've seen strange lights in the sky and my great grandfather when he died left me a Rosicrucian book on Lemuria.
Whoa... what book did he leave you?? I'd love to check it out! Next we're covering St Germain in more detail. I think your granps would have approved.
Wow 😯
You need to post this book online for people to check out. There could be all sorts of forgotten history in that thing
What an awesome Heirloom..🙏💯
Unfortunately the o.p. that posted this comment was just another bot from China, they're getting real good....in fact I believe this channel has an interesting episode all about internet bots
This is now officially my favorite channel. At first, I thought that Hecklefish would be cheesy, but he's not; he actually asks good questions and is pretty awesome!
Heckle Fish is my spirit animal-cynical and sarcastic at the same time.
I thought that too. Cheesy says it all. But he does come in at the right time. And when I finally caught him saying what I was thinking... ok.. I'm cheesy too. Fine... I'll subscribe
Hecklefish has really grown on me. Now, I want my own.
Same! I actually left a comment saying great channel but get rid of the fish but now I love the fish
No.... you were right...it's chees
y and creepy...
You can't unsee that human mouth on it...
It's like this...
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It's my day off. It's cold and rainy outside but I'm in bed binge watching The Why Files. Later, I'll get some dinner delivered. Such a great day off.
True that brother. 🙌🏼
Rainy days can be great because they give you a reason to stay home and be lazy without feeling guilty
I've almost watched all the WF videos in the last 2 weeks. This guy's got me hooked. Lol. I think I have about 10 that I haven't watched. A few I WON'T watch, like the dog suicide bridge. Not happening. Lol
That's the way to do it bro
It’s raining and cold today too and doing the same 😬
I've lived here in Mount Shasta for almost 40 years it's a very very cool place to live
Your show is what Discovery and National Geographic wish they could be. Thanks for all your hard work. Makes me excited to learn.
Very well said.
I haven't watched either channel in years, and that's honestly really sad. They had some of the coolest programming on earth when I was a kid.
For Real! What’a disgrace the ‘Discovery’ and ‘History’ channels turned themselves into. I used to watch them when they just started as well intentioned channels with some integrity, then when the whole reality TV craze started everything went to sh**. I remember thinking “MTV, friggin ‘MUSIC television’, doesn’t even play music anymore’. I’ve cancelled my cable subscription years ago. If cable won’t give contracts to shows like this ‘The Why Files’ and channels like it with actual integrity and good content, then I got no use for cable.
@@myeyeswentdeaf6213 I totally agree. I to did away with cable years ago. I pay for CZcams Red so i don’t get stuck watching a ton of commercials and I also pay for Hulu and share a Netflix account. I told people the exact same thing about MTV & CMT. It’s all reality show that I don’t believe are truly reality, scripted to seem like better or more drama filled versions of reality maybe. History lost me when I watched a show about the first thanksgiving was actually pilgrims and aliens or Native Americans and aliens. I don’t remember which but I lost all hope for them at that point.
@@eve1-xg3wj wtf. that doesn't sound like AJ
Are you sure its official?
Discovery and NatGeo are good. You can praise someone without the bullshit.
My dad who was a military General told me my whole life that Mt Shasta was paranormal . I’m now 74 .
My relatives lived close by and said the same thing
Sounds like you have some overly credulous family members. Being a general in the military doesn't necessarily make one immune to ridiculous crap.
Native Americans believe just about everything has spiritual or paranormal significance. Those stories were passed down and the more gullible colonists kept them alive and well.
Very simple explanation that is _almost certainly_ more accurate than lost cities, gods fighting each other, aliens and ghosts.
Your dad must be really old
@@Sifu-RasAlGhul what’s going on?
Love your content.
Woah.
i am 62, and ive become comfortable with my historical studies, but this show opened my eyes on a few things..........wow !!!!!!
God forbid I ever manage my dream car, I'm camping in each state and going on a tour of spooky places. Not so much into hauntings but places like Mount Shasta. I imagine i'll be asking for a list eventually.
A few times through and this is still eerie
This is by far,the absolute best channel on YT,the content incredibly well written and presented by a genius storyteller. Thank you.
Maybe, if his "analysis" part wouldn't be so flawed and if he wouldn't be so quick to dismiss things just because he hasn't done enough research on a particular subject.
If you look up these topics yourself, do some research (not propagandapedia!) you will quickly find out that there is much more to many topics than his videos let seem.
It’s so good sometimes I think heckle fish is his own person.
Flattery will get you everywhere 🐄
@@4damind same. It’s like an episode of Sesame street, but for adults 😂
@@buffalokay Sesame Secrets... with Bigfoot and Oscar the Underground
Driven by Shasta many times in the late night. The occasional cloud formations around the peak during a moonlit night are absolutely beautiful and otherworldly. No other place like it.
The Himalayan Mountains are other sacred entrances that leads to AGARTHA and the ancient city of Shamballa that use to be a floating city before the cataclysm 14,000yrs ago.
I was born in Mount Shasta, my grandmother was an aircraft spotter during WW2. Lots of stories from her about wingless, silent aircraft.
I see this comment was a couple of months ago but I have seen wingless, silent aircraft that have no con-trail flying high above Chico CA. That’s about 131 miles south of Mt. Shasta. And when they turn they almost look like they are being pulled by a tractor beam. Used to see them more often years ago.
I told my boyfriend I saw wingless craft and he laughed at me so I’m so glad to see this post.
@@marychaplin239 I've seen them too. Here in the SF Bay Area. One was. Triangular shaped, huge, about 200 to 300 ft off the ground. I lit it up with a spotlight as it slowly flew around a hill. Took me about 10 seconds to follow the road around the hill, it wasn't there when I arrived at the other side. It was a summer night, my window was down, there was no sound at all.
The apunians from alpha centauri
I am 4th generation to here in the north end of the Sacramento Valley. Mt. Shasta is clearly visible from my home town. I grew up seeing the lenticular clouds about the mountain, they could be quite spectacular to see at sunset. Never saw any odd lights on the mountain. My grandfather as a young man herded sheep up to the high meadows of Trinity and Shasta counties in spring time. He never heard or seen a bigfoot or anything else odd while up there. Only thing my great-grandfather, grandfather and his brothers witnessed was the giant mystery airship that was travelling up the coastal Mountain range in the 1890s.
411 missing people with David Paulides.
This channel is so amazing. Thank you to this guy for all the hard work he does into creating these.
Yeah, I love it too. Would be veeery boring laying around in my living room, getting healthy again.
I drove through there on I-5 every month between Oregon and California. It's beautiful, but you also feel this eerie sensations about that mountain. And yeah, the clouds formation over that mountain always looks weird.
This. You can feel the "vibe" notch up, dramatically, in concentric rings around the mountain as you approach. My then wife and I felt this very clearly a few times driving up I-5 to visit friends there. The vibe was SO much higher than the surrounding areas. We finally decided to move there. It was absolutely amazing.. but we honestly couldn't handle the "energy" and had to move after a couple of years. It was too much. A special place, for sure.
Too much? Explain please!
I ran a ranch up in the area near a lava tube cave in Lassen Volcanic National Park. One of our PCH through hikers stayed a few days and went down the blocked off side about a mile into the tube where no one goes and had an experience. It may help to know that the reason that part of the cave is blocked off is due to the loss of a little girl down a tube that, sadly was never recovered.
Now this guy hikes alone with bears, snakes and other such wildlife including creepy humans so his spidey senses are generally on point. He began to hear what sounded like whispers in the deafening silence and movement just beyond his flashlights path. When small rocks began to sort of rain down on him he was scared enough to turn back when his goal was to walk two miles in and sleep.
We were going to go back the next day fully prepared but for some reason that I can't recall we never did.
We had the craziest stories up there from locals and through hikers. Witches in the woods and people walking off from camp without their phones nor their wits and poofing.
The weirdest shooting stars, too. Like firecrackers.
Greeeeat information thank You.
Like the falling stars hit the dome?
@@hiltondriver5054He used devils tower instead.
We have some similar situations here in the Four Corners.
@@icescrew1 What’s that Taos humm I’ve heard about, a friend of mine was almost driven nuts by it
I’m from Hawaii and there’s a ton of stories about Mu here. There’s even rumors that there are still “mu people” living in caves along cliffs of certain islands. In the stories our islands were part of the northern end of the continent that stretched down to French polynesia and east to Easter island. It would make sense why we share a lot of dieties and language with all of these places even though we are separated by miles of ocean. We even have a Mu fish whose teeth look like human teeth.. what if?
Maybe a show just on Lemuria?
Probably just convergence of cultures based on everyday experiences over the years
I’m a Lemurian incarnate
@@AmandaWarwick_Writes13you spelled retard wrong
Chcesz powiedzieć,że to są ludzie mu, przerażające,zjadacie ich.
I love that even when an episode of yours scares the crap out of me, you turn it around and restore some peace within me, reminding us we need to grow up as a society and work together. I truly believe there is good in the world and we can make a change if we make that effort. Sadly it seems we have many, many years of work to do. But we have to keep trying. Thank you!
My experience on Mt. Shasta :
I was meditating overlooking the peak from above Panther meadow (a sacred spot to the native Americans on the mountain) for an afternoon. Just as i was leaving, i had a feeling i needed to turn around to look again at the peak. Right as i did, a giant golden eagle GLIDED, not flew, from the top of the peak down the mountain slightly above me, the top of his wings only slightly above the tree tops.
Shortly after, on my next stop to Sedona Arizona (another hot spot) my host told me his name was Soaring Eagle. That place i ended up staying was a powerful spot.
It may not be exactly paranormal, but it was one of the most meaningful sightings I've ever seen. ❤️
IV had that happen with wedge tailed eagles where I'm from magnificent can't beat nature
@@caseycameron5370I also,in the Ozark Mountains in Mo.
I was hiking on Shasta one day, and a hawk came flying down towards me at break neck neck speed, sounded like an aircraft. He flew right over my head, then down the trail and stopped to land in a tree. He continued to stare me down. That connection was surreal.
Lol....birds
Gliding is what eagles usually do. saves them energy. this is also how you distinguish them from some other big birds.
I climbed Mount Shasta in 2002 with 3 friends. When we reached the summit there was a glider circling directly above us. Completely silent and amazing to see.
@tst ccnt It’s a plane with no engine. 😉
I lived here for a long time and heard all the stories. Eventually, I camped almost nightly on Mount Shasta and saw lots of weird activity in the sky. I would call friends to come up and witness it all and had group sightings of UFOs many times. I've also seen unmarked low flying military style craft with loud blue afterburners but no running lights. Seemed like it was flying maybe 200 ft above the tree tops really slow. Bizzare stuff on the regular.
I wasn't born here but I grew up in Mount shasta, I lived in East ivy Street and go to gaze upon her beauty every day. I played on the earth that surrounds here amd later had my own weird experiences here including lucid dreams about the mountain opening up. I'll always remember the many amazing years I spent there amd the numerous ways she spoke to me through dreams and energy. I'm driving up there next weekend to visit my Gma who rests on the mountain. Where she wanted to be 👍I love your channel all the stories you tell fuel my conspiracy theorist heart amd my search for truth and history in my current existence. I'm thankful to have found you amd little hecklefish ❤
Sounds like you had a blessed life, would love to visit. Paul London uk
Ive driven passed Shasta many times while going to Oregon. It always felt extraordinary like its holding secrets. Im glad I found this channel. Looking forward to more content.
That's why its hair is so big.
I have lived in Mt. Shasta for 21 years. There is palpable spiritual energy here and it is considered a holy mountain and the base chakra of the world by many worldwide. I've seen UFOs, huge lights on the mountain at night and other strange things. I love living here. Thanks for your excellent video on the mountain.
Lucky!!! I spent the night at the lake at the base of the mountain and it's one of the most amazing places I've ever seen!!! Man I can picture and feel it now! The water is so clear, amazing place
It's the root chakra of mother Gaia, mother earth
It’s a retreat of the GBW = Great White Brotherhood
@@patinho5589 it's also the root chakra of mother Gaia, don't disturb it with bad energies, otherwise kharma befalls it. Course parts of California will disperse off into the ocean, volcanic eruption and earthquakes coming. City of lights, telos.
@@jennirivers2354 “in” mount Shasta?
So glad you did Mt. Shasta. Long before Google filtered their results there used to be a plethora of information regarding Shasta. Ranging from artifacts from the local native community to artifacts that far exceed the age of the natives themselves. Even images of secret pathways and their current boarded up state. I miss the old Google search results.
Ask Jeeves
@@IGoz-gm8ld duck duck go uses google results--it's basically a different face for google. Use Brave if you want privacy.
Way back machine u can find deleted pages
DDG started censoring certain topics last year. Can't trust them either.
@@devinwhitney6108 😂
Hands down the best channel on CZcams. You are an excellent writer, presenter, and fair to all sides in your topics. Well done, sir!
I was born in My. Shasta. I love this beautiful majestic mountain. It always seems to call me home. I could stare at it all day
That's just your mom. Dinner's ready.
When I was young, around 12 I think. My mom and I took a trip from Santa Cruz CA. to Bend OR. On our way through, we drove over the Siskiyous. However, before reaching them, around Redding, our check engine light came on. The cars engine temperature started to rise, but we had to continue. We had very little money so we couldn’t stop for the night. I remember just before going over the pass, there was an area we could see the mountain, and I saw one of those ufo shaped clouds. Before coming on this trip, my mother had told me a little about the mountain, and how it’s possible that other advanced beings could live there. So I started talking to this ship with my mind. Imaging I was sending brain waves of messages to it. Asking for its help to make sure we made it to Bend alright. I closed my eyes for about a minute and did this. All the sudden, I hear my moms voice, “the check engine light turned off!” I looked over and sure enough it was. My mom looked at me and asked what I was doing just now. I told her, and she said she was doing the same thing. Both of us talking to this ship and asking for help, I think is what did it.
We had a safe trip the rest of the way with absolutely no car troubles! We got to weed and was at a stop light. This man in truck stopped at the light next to us. He rolled down his window and said “you folks alright!?” My mom and I looked at each other and looked back at him, he then said “looks like you guys made it over the pass ok,….safe travels to Bend!” As the light turned green and he drove off. My mom and I pulled over at the gas station to ask ourselves what just happened. Who was that guy, how did he know we were going to Bend, and how did he know we were going to maybe not make it over the pass. All of it was so crazy!
That’s my Shasta story!
That is mental !!
That's such a cool story
Nice, thank you. :)
Wow that's a great story! Im missing the video because the comments so far are so interesting! So many people mentioning that there's an energy change at this area it's so cool that nowadays people can share and similarities come through.. wonder if we will be able to find out more about it, really hope so but would it ruin the whole thing if it was all discovered and the outside world would probably ruin it 😢😢
@@donnamora4693 comments are sometimes better than the actual video
How does this channel have so little subscribers? One of the best channels I've come across in years. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, Matt! The algorithm has NOT been kind to this channel. But with your help, we can overcome.
@@mwannamaker23 Ha! You're awesome, Matt.
more fish = more subscribers. i keep telling him
You're so right. The algorithm has been rough on this channel.
Not everyone wants to see the narrator. I'm more interested in the STORIES.
Greetings from Germany. I have never heard of this place. Your show is great. Keep it up. I really enjoyed it! Thank you.
Every time I have driven by there between LA and Seattle it just feels different, and I didn't even know about any of this stuff. It's like so beautiful and peaceful but unsettling and freaky at the same time.
Exactly…I’ve lived in the area on and off for 15 years …and there’s just a vibe being there …and it doesn’t matter if you live there every day, the vibe doesn’t go away
I used to purposely look at the peak every day almost like a daily meditation…it was very calming, stunningly beautiful, but ominous ❤
@@SearchIndex you literally stole my expressions...😮
That's exactly how it feels in there. Same goes to Sacramento river, redwood park and eastward.
All UNUSUALLY GIGANTIC and MYSTERIOUS.
Horrible feeling there, can't wait to get away and out of there. Looks OK.
maybe places with vortexes all feel like that?
@@sunnieemerson6814 I'm sure, we need to pay attention.
i grew up less then an hour from mt shasta and i've hiked it bottom to top multiple times. i can say without a doubt there's something there we don't know about, but it definitely knows about us. I never felt malicious energy tho, it's a beautiful place i'd recommend everyone visit!
On my way
Is there snow on the peak year round?
Ima go climb to the top.
@@tzzeek do it, takes like 6 hours
@@grimeyhonkyracing3938 yea but just a little in the summer
I live here at the base of Mt Shasta for the last 20 years and I was evacuated last summer because of the fires. The fire was started by a lighting strike not lava. They just called it the lava fire because it started where their was a bunch of lava rocks in the area where it started. I'm pretty sure there is no visible lave anywhere on the mountain.
Yep. First thing I thought when he mentioned this. I kind of laughed at it but it was called the lava fire so alot of people would come to that conclusion.
Mhmm, I remember it being on fire, but from lighting not an eruption.
I Golfed at Mount Shasta resort on a regular basis. Beautiful course and area.
@@amandaxsky yeah thats what I said, I was evacuated from big springs and watched that fire from the moment it started inch closer and closer to my house. Lucky it didn't, the sheriff told cal fire to stand down so he could try and burn out the Asian pot farmers out in the vistas and almost got lake shastina and big springs torched in the process.
I live near Mt Shasta also. no, there is no oosing lava here
My aunt lived in the shasta area back in the 1970’s and 1980’s, I went to visit her in 1984, very cool place
I seriously love how you go after these crazy cool topics and then explain its whole background and sometimes debunking it.
Your style of video is immensely refreshing and calming for my ADHD I just realized, I’m only 16 minutes in and you went over so many things that I forgot we were even talking about a journey to the centre of the earth type story at the beginning, you cover a lot of ground yet stay on topic and actually form it in a way where we start as believers and you tell it like a storybook and by the end we have a proper synopsis of what actually happened or could’ve happened and I think a lot of television programming and teachers could take a notes from pages in your book👍
Well said.
I can see Mt. Shasta from Roseville, CA on a clear, clean day 180 miles away. Mt. Lassen IS an active volcano; it last erupted in 1921. The Triangle at 16:22 I have seen in 2003.
I'm a Floridian but I was so drawn to Mt Shasta for years that it drove me wild. I had some FB friends in OR and they told me they would take me there if I went for a visit. Well, I did just that and they took me to Shasta. It was beyond my expectations. I shopped until I was exhausted. They have the best shops there, I just had to visit them. And the mountain itself? Magical. I had a few experiences there and they were amazing. I love it there and would love to have stayed forever!!!
A lot of people don’t know about the beauty of Northern California.
@@ant9228This is so true. I was born and raised in San Diego and I had no idea what I was missing. Northern California is the best.
@@sarahkelley9045 SD has its own treasures too
@@ant9228 Yes it sure does. ☺️🌊🪸
I just relocated my family to near Mt. Shasta, not knowing anything about it. I only moved here to buy land because it is the last place in California where stunningly beautiful land is still affordable. When I say "stunningly beautiful" I mean it. Breathtaking! Anyway, people were telling me that this place is magical, like one-of-a-kind-magical. Can't wait to really explore and check this place out.
How do you like it now that it’s 7months later.
tell us more👀 please🙏🏼
I guess he disappeared in the magic land.
be careful.
Vid: tons of shady stuff going on at Shasta that is inexplicable & dangerous.
OP: Herpy derp, cool! Let me forsake my safety & go explore & see what I find. What could possibly go wrong? 🤪
Great ep! I really like how you present multiple sides on events to balance the stories. But then you're not afraid to express your own opinions on a them too.
Thanks for watching, Paul! People who watch this channel are highly intelligent. I try to give as much information as I can so that you can make up your own mind.
i think more fish is the key to success
Who asked
@@TheWhyFiles If they are waiting for us to emerge from our selfish adolescence, they must have been really saddened by the last six years.
@@RLucas3000 Hard times make strong ppl. In 2040s humans will be amazing.
what a fun, warm, yet extremely professional presenter. great channel!
Adolescence is a good term for our current civilization, maybe Middle School would be more exact.
Thank You AJ and Hecklefish..I love these thought-provoking, mystical, questioning, probing stories. They show us that this planet Earth is a wonderful, beautiful place and that we need to cherish it beyond measure.
👍well said 💯
@@bryancoyne9692 Thank You. Have an enriching 2024. We are living in extremely interesting and important times.
Agree!😊❤
I grew up in Mt Shasta, still have many friends there and visit somewhat regularly. I personally have had a lot of weird paranormal experiences there while growing up and have had several people from varying viewpoints tell me some wild stories and I have the odd position of being a serious science and history nerd while also being very sensetive to the paranormal side of existence. I've known wiccans, hippies, blue collar workers and weird "spiritualists" there. The one thing I didn't know was the petroglyph hill thing, I will definitely check that out next time I visit. It's truly a strange place but great in a lot of ways.
@Art Burnell Would you care to maybe share one of your (or of your friends’) experiences?
Watch out for leaking lava. lol
Yep, I had some very unusual experiences there and only spent a weekend on the mountain
The petroglyphs that were showen are located at tulie lake far from Mt Shasta on the border of Oregon and Calif. East about 80 or more miles. Not near the oldest petroglyphs but old. Winnemucca lake are the oldest possible 50 thousand to 100 thousand years. Modoc Indians made these in wet clay that turned to rock. Never heard of Pertoglyps at Mt Shasta so not true what he stated. However along the bluff there is a very interesting petroglyph along the the Threehundred yard panel. That is the imprint of a alien three finger hand. Twice imprinted up side and then reversed. About eight inches across with nine inch fingers. I have studied tens of thousands of petroglyphs in Ten states and many tribes show a three finger effigy.
@@kevinowens6010found some in Trinity Wilderness by Castle Crags, not listed anywhere.
I sometimes forget that heckle fish is not real lol you do such a good job at giving him his own personality that it actually feels like there’s two ppl on your show
Interestingly enough a group of us who were interested in Metaphysics went from Medford Oregon down to Shasta I managed to hike halfway up before deciding that hiking to the top all in one day was too much so I turned around and went back down to our camp, that was about 38 years ago. Some years later when my dad retired my parents sold their home in the Bay Area and had a house built in Shasta City, and lived there for about three to five years before getting a divorce. I've heard all the stories about Shasta and listening to your monologue brought back memories. Well done !I
just watched this a second time and it is Four months later.
Hi, I'm from Rogue River, Oregon 🌲
If any of you were wondering, no Mt. Shasta was NOT oozing lava, it was just a wildfire called "Lava Fire". Lightning and dry vegetation are the suspected cause of those fires around the mountain, not lava.
Something to look into is that SETI located near Hat Creek exists between Mt. Shasta and Lassen Peak (Lassen National Park). Lassen also has a lot of UFO activity. Lassen also has its reports of paranormal activities, folklore, and unexplained disappearances. Lassen is also still active. It's a peak that is part of a crater of what was once Mt. Tehama. The Park is inside of the crater. The mountains are said to be dimensional portals between them and Mt. Everest, connected to Tibet.
I worked at fire camps in 2013. I was at one camp near Hat Creek, so I went to the SETI telescope array. It was pretty neat and totally scientific. No tin foil hat stuff.
I remember driving through the night past Shasta coming from Oregon to LA and just the ominous feeling the mountain gave. Truly a magical place
No. Tahiti is a magical place. Ask Agent Colson!
I had the same experience like you.
And it burned to the effing ground because it's evil...so flipping evil....the people there are all high on meth & totally insane...like a Steven King book
I've had a few strange experiences, personally, on and around Mt. Shasta. It's definitely an interesting place.
Have you heard of the Chronicles of Akakor? About underground civilization in South America in the Amazon? Amazing. That would be an awesome episode. I am reading the book.
I drove by Mt. Shasta this year, and there's just something strange about it! It seems like it's haunted, or there's some kind of paranormal activity, and I remember feeling that way as a kid too! Nothern California is absolutely beautiful, but it's mysterious as well! My grandfather had a place on the Salmon River called Cody Bar, and it was absolutely amazing! It was so wild, and I can still remember the smells and the beauty of it all! The fishing was great, and there are deep pools to explore!
Your videos are thought-provoking, and your channel is one of the few that doesn't make me feel like I'm wasting my time. Hello from Singapore!
We love singapore, Adrian! Welcome!
When I was a kid myself, my sister , my mother and grandmother were driving along Day Ridge Road to the east of Shasta around 3 in the afternoon when we started seeing orbs of ligh look like they were literally launching off the top of the mountain into the sky. We stopped and watched it for awhile. My grandma even took pictures but the lights didnt appear in the photos.
Plasma around an old volcano!? Unheard of! 😱
I grew up near mount Shasta and fully agree there is some weird stuff on that mountain
Well, Mount Shasta is my favorite place on the planet. I've spent every summer there since 1987 and a few winters. I've never seen the UFOs or the Lemurians myself, but I have had a couple of mystical experiences. It's a special place.
Mt Shasta City is known for its good drugs, and LSD!
11 miles for a volcanic tunnel is not implausible but an educated man going into a tunnel unassisted without telling anyone where he was going, and then going 11miles into the dark away from the entrance... That's the implausible bit.
Nah, old timer just had cajones, real ones, not the verbal kind that internet tough guys like to imagine.
@@yoremothra9838I agree with OP. Walking 11 miles on flat terrain would take around 3-4 hours. Doing so in a pitch black cave with rough terrain would certainly take longer.
What was his light source during this 10+ hour trip inside the cave? The tunnel was just a straight shot? He wasn't worried about getting lost?
Would need a lot more info on his alleged 11 mile trek before believing it actually happened.
I am so thankful I came across your channel. This feeds both my paranormal and scientific appetites.
So I’m at 5:50 and the whole Lumeria Atlantis thing I’ve always kind of came to that conclusion being open minded and putting everything together. This is going to be a brilliant piece of work. Thank you
Pretty cool. I've seen some stories on Mt Shasta, but this was very entertaining. You should check out the Missing 411 case (if you haven't already). People have been disappearing from national parks for a long time.
Paulides is the man.
leaking lava lol
I was camping on Mt Shasta and found a massive 6 point star made of rocks pretty well set into the ground. Started getting eerie at dusk. So I drove out so fast I thought I might break my car. Ended up sleeping in my car at a McDonald’s somewhat nearby. Didn’t know anything about this stuff until now. I guess it all makes sense.
yeah!! that we sacrafice the virgins to bigfoot!
Massive how?
Thar was a good idea. Always follow your gut! Probably saved your life!
@@markogaudiosi5243 not that massive. Haha. But about 50’ from side to side. Stones were all around 8-12”. Just a strange thing to come across in the middle of the woods.
So you drove all the way to Weed. No McDonald’s in Mt. Shasta. And yep, lots of people go missing in Siskiyou Co. & Redding. Lots of cults
Mount Shasta absolutely did not ooze lava recently. The “lava fire” was the name given to one of a few fires started by lightning.
This is my favorite channel! After every episode i teach at least a few people something interesting you taught me and then tell them about your channel. When i started watching why files i feel like it lifted a vail from my eyes i used to be a sheep. Aj thank you for what you do. How you present your information is a gift. Much love ❤
Every presentation is so well done , I like the way AJ tells both sides of the story and always always is able to capture the audience. I’m impressed and glad I found it . Refreshing !
Agreed😊
I think he does a great job to keep a straight face!
I lived in Redding, California(75 miles south of Mt. Shasta)for much of my teenage years (1994-99). Never once heard anything paranormal/supernatural about the mountain. I live in Oregon now and that's when I find out about all the craziness there!!
@Lurch Logan Wow really? That’s odd, Mount Shasta is literally world famous for mysterious stories that surround it
I was gonna say the same thing the other person said. It's literally famous for the supernatural stories. Far more than anything else. It's also one the missing person hotspots. Look into missing 411. Mount Shasta has had way more people go missing under circumstances that can't be explained. AJ covered some of the most famous of those missing persons but it goes way deeper.
Sane here. And live in redding as well
I stayed in nearby town, Weed, in 2005 to record an album with my band. I knew nothing of any of the paranormal beliefs back then but I did hike up Mt Shasta and felt awestruck by its palpably spooky energy. Such a beautiful place too.
Was this in the recording studio inside the old haunted Weed Palace Theatre?
@@NonyaSmith Yes, with Sylvia Massey producing our record. She owned that studio.
Excellent video! The best I've seen on the many mysteries of Mount Shasta! Well done!
Having been to Shasta more than a few times, it gives off such an odd feeling every time I’m there
Everybody who goes there says this. There's SOMETHING going on there. I'm not saying it's paranormal -- but I'm not saying it's not.
I had a near death experience at age 16 at castle crags a few miles south of mount shasta. Won’t go into details but it was the most amazing and transcendental experience of my life. Changed everything. I pilgrimage to that area yearly. :) thx AJ!
Castle Crags has powerful energy due to the quartz crystal and easy to have a quiet mind.
Hi , there is a website I can’t remember the name of it now , that is devoted to first person accounts in f NDE’s . (They just use initial’s) . They interesting to explore if you ever felt like it , or perhaps contribute your own .
@@ExpansivenessofLight I loved camping and hiking Castle Crags and counting satellites 🛰️
I climbed those once, when I lived in Mt. Shasta. Crazy epic 6-pitch climb. We summited in the dark and rapelled down the back side in the dark on three ropes. In hindsight, totally insane. It's interesting to note that the Castle Crags are geologically much, much. much older than the area around Mt. Shasta just on the other side of the valley.
AJ, you are such an excellent presenter. I find myself loving your videos, even if i'm not inherently interested in the topic. Keep it up!
Dude, the ending of your videos just makes me rethink life lol especially this one! Good work!
I can't stop watching!
I've driven thru Shasta a dozen times - and I've always felt that something was "different."
At Mt. Shasta I was about 8 years old camping with my dad. No tent just sleeping bags and on a tarp. I woke up in the night to a loud purr. I squinted my eyes and was being sniffed out by a MT lion while my dad was sleeping. On top of that we had a real UFO experience there about 50 other people also seen. It was a huge bright ball like the sun but it would move through the sky and stop for a minute and then relocate and then it just disaapeared. It was so bright and big that it lit up the night sky like it was day time
A loud purr? It's Cardi B out in the woods again!
One thing that separated your channel from others is you inspire. I really appreciate a channel that challenges its audience to think differently, and if you already are open minded, encouraged you to keep it up. I just discovered your channel and I am already hooked. Keep up the good work!
Love this channel. Love knowledge. You provide it by the bucket load. Please keep it coming.
I found your channel through a search about Mount Shasta. I've been binge watching everything else you've done since! I appreciate the quality of your content along with the comedy of Hecklefish! I want you to know that you're one of only a few channels I don't put on 1.5 speed. 😄 I enjoy that your content is interesting and to the point. Bravo 👏👏👏👏
We get 1X speed??? HUGE compliment, Angi!
That's how I found this channel too!
Definitely a magical place. You can really get close to nature there. My group and I were greeted by several hawks all at once. Also, visit Medicine lake if you’re nearby. My sprained metatarsal of 10+ years healed on one visit… didn’t notice till I got back home.
I guess we can figure out why it's called "Medicine Lake" haha
I was camping alone on Mt Shasta 40 years ago before o moved to Jamaica. I was fasting on mostly watermelon juice. I also saw the spaceships going in and out of the mountain. I also felt I used to be a Lemurian living there a long long time ago, like memories returned. I was a healer in a crystal palace sort of. I love the vibes there. If I lived in America that's where I would like to be
@@jasaziimckenzie8364 😂
Its nice to hear you say " be safe be nice and know your appreciated. Thank you. Wish all people would think like that.
My Aunt, Uncle, other aunt, and cousin saw a light doing crazy stuff over Lake Shasta. Crazy stuff.
Recently geologists in New Zealand have published a peer review article about a new sunken continent that includes Hawaii, Japan, Mircronesia, Nan Madol. I’ve learned legends, especially those of native peoples, are born from truths others discard. We are a species with amnesia. Keep up posting these great topics!
for sure we as humans are an specie with amnesia... sadly it happens soo many times, that is soo hard to unfold properly events, we almost only can track a fraction of our of lifes, imagine now about the society, and really fuckedup by nature itself... We are almost like ants, living daily basis without knowing exactly anything from or our pass
That's the continent of Mu.
Pretty much and we're running a lot of risk at repeating the same mistakes in different ways.
Though Atlantis and Lemuria didn't use nukes, it was worse, living weapons. Seems we may have memory of that time amongst others in our cells, though the comic book level implications are a bit hard to swallow.
When I learned that the stories in Hindu scriptures were true and had happened at some point in our shared past, then I became very certain how little we humans actually know. 😊
@naxireal869 Existence needs to forget to keep things interesting. Imagine a world where we fixed all problems. Where's the excitement?
The story of the boy missing, and the tale of his grandma are not from MT Shasta. They were camping over in Mcloud about 12 miles away. They were not on the mountain.
Yes. The "other" grandma seemed fairly normal but had sparks come out of her head occasionally. This encounter was a "Missing 411" segment several years ago. Very strange.
@@roundtownKen I have heard of this but I want to thank you both for the information. Very bizarre for sure 🤔
I just love the way you tell your stories. Very interesting subjects explained with humor and intelligent presentations. I have watched all your videos multiple times as they are so informative and entertaining. Thanks for the experience and keep up the great work!
I've hiked Mt. Shasta once, on an unmarked trail. The entire hike was silent and we saw no animals or any other people. It was eerie.
What I find _really_ strange and out of this world is that someone supposedly finds a super interesting place full of artefacts incredíbly invaluable as both historical artifacts and objects of value made of gold (although that sound somewhat off already, considering that gold is a terrible material to use for tools and weapons) and then just decides to bury them and to never come back again. Without taking even _one_ artefact.
I was thinking the exact same thing 🤷🏻♂️
Yep. It makes the whole story sound like a hoax. But to be fair, I'm sure there really are people who would do that for whatever reason. Not everyone does the obvious thing or the second obvious thing, and some have agendas that require knowledge of context we don't have. So who knows.
Some people would sell off the treasures for a fortune, never telling anyone where they got it. Others would immediately contact a museum or archaeologist or something. I think it's our moral duty to have a discovery like that publicized and analyzed, but the allure of riches is very powerful. What would you do? Maybe he decided last minute not to tell anyone and plundered the treasures. Or maybe he was kidnapped and extorted by criminals, like the mob or the government.
The government is known to take things like this very serious while maintaining a public position of denial and skepticism. Far too often they'll tell us someone is a kook, a fraudster, and years later it's revealed that all the while they were spending money researching it. Take *everything* you hear from the government with a hefty dash of salt, as if that wasn't painfully obvious already.
Sounds an awful lot like that bloke Kinkade in the Grand Canyon too. That's what I've always felt about that situation also. He didn't grab a single artifact- not even to just show as "proof"..?? But people do do strange things sometimes.
Depends on how big these artifacts were. Gold is ridiculously heavy. But yeah, i would at least try to break off a piece or something.
Ahhhh I LOVE mount shasta❤️ I lived there for a few years, and my daughter was born there. It really is a magical place.
It’s is true about místical beings or just lies to grow tourism?
had a backpack disappear from Mt Shasta while setting up my tent 23 years ago, literally was 2 feet away from me , turned around and was gone.
Very creepy!!
My friend devonte went missing in mount shasta you can even look up his name, i get bad vibes from the mountain
I lived in the area for 10 years.
You learn pretty quick to look to the mountain when weird stuff is happening. Usually there is some strange cloud formation.
Also, look into “earth chakras” Mt. Shasta is important to many civilizations.
I seen the crazy cloud formation!!!
I got pictures
As always dude, you and Heckle killed it, never a dull episode! The effort you put in!!!!! wow! Lets live in hope, society needs to grow up in many ways and relax in others. xx
Prior to even knowing the stories of Mt Shasta, I went thru the town Mt Shasta in 2006 on vacation and spent the night in the town. The moment I stepped out of the vehicle I felt a very good calming, peaceful energy. The last time I sensed feel good energy was when I drove into the neighborhood I currently live in. I've also picked up negative energy from an empty room. When I expressed how the room felt to my reading group they told me a short while ago two men were having a heated argument. I trust my feelings.
I also I would like to say how much I love these stories. Some would make wonderful science fiction movies or books.
Yep - that good feeling is why my ex-wife and I moved to Mount Shasta. It's palpably much higher vibe there than the surrounding areas.
Hi there from down under. I have just found one of your videos as you can see, and I loved it. Such a breath of fresh air listening to you. I've now subscribed and I look forward to seeing more of your postings.
In 2013, after camping for a few days on Mount Shasta, I was in a public bathroom of a grocery store there. I was looking at myself in the mirror, trying to decide which side I should wear my feather earring on.
All of a sudden, I hear an inner voice say "listen to the voice". I started hearing the most beautiful singing I have ever heard in my life. It was out of this world beautiful and I was mesmerized by it. I believe it also had the sounds of harps. I turned around to where the singing was coming from, in the corner of the bathroom. I opened the bathroom door to check if the sound was actually coming from the store but it wasn't there, it was only in the corner of the bathroom. It was so beautiful. I could see faint purple spirals where the singing was coming from.
I wanted to stay and listen but I had people waiting for me outside, so I knew I had to go. Before closing the door on the voice, I whispered to it to come with me.
A few days before this, while camping on the mountain, had found many crystals. One was a very big rose quartz. I slept with it in my tent so I wouldn't lose it. One morning I took it with me to go pee by a tree, and I put the crystal down next to me for just a moment. When I got up to leave, the crystal was gone! No one else was around me (that I could see at least).
i stumbled across one of your vids about 2 weeks ago thanks to a random algorithm suggestion and have binged watched your vids ever since and will continue to do so!
Big fan and I watch almost all of your videos .. Thanks for spreading the knowledge in a beautiful way 😊
I have lived in the Western US my entire life. Arizona, California, Oregon and Washington state. I am used to seeing incredible mountains on the daily. As a child traveling North on I-15 first seeing Mt Shasta and many times since as an adult, there is something different about this mountain. At first sight it’s just jaw dropping. Getting out of your vehicle and exploring the area gives me an Erie yet powerful mysterious feeling. There are so many insane encounter stories about Mt Shasta it would take a 10 hour documentary just to scratch the surface
it is off of I 5 not i 15
I-15??
I was stationed in California in 1974 and a friend convinced some of us to go camping near Mount Shasta. He was really into Bigfoot, Lemuria, UFOs, you name it. We were talking to a ranger and my buddy asked the ranger if he had ever seen anything "strange" near Mount Shasta...the ranger told us the only strange thing he had ever seen there were the hippies..
I’m totally into that stuff too hahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤙🤙🤙
Lmaooo
lol
Park rangers are psyop
Love the video. First one of your videos I’ve watched, which is ironic because I grew up in Shasta county. Mt. Shasta is beautiful, along with the surrounding areas, and yes there are some strange stuff that goes on around there.
Lemuria predates Atlantis.