UFO sightings worldwide As Benjamin Creme's Master indicates in His article `The gathering of the Forces of Light', it seems that we have now reached a phase in which certain activities are being stepped up in frequency and intensity. As so vividly illustrated in that article, we may now look forward to widespread sightings of spacecraft and other signs of Maitreya's emergence. A substantial part of `Signs of the Times' is therefore devoted to reports of such sightings from all over the world. This is no doubt just the beginning of an inspiring chapter in Hierarchical activity. London, uk At least 30 people witnessed a "squadron" of orange lights in the skies above Archway, north London, at around 5.30pm on Thursday 2 February 2007. Drivers stopped their cars to view the mysterious lights hovering in the sky. People screamed and police received several calls within a few minutes about the sightings. Alix McAlister, 34, a local resident and market trader, was picking up his son from nursery when he noticed the lights: "There was a group of them 10 to 15 of them moving together. My first impression was that they reminded me of a squadron of aeroplanes in formation. But they didn't have a proper formation and they were moving at the same speed . Bombs and planes crossed my mind. But I realised very quickly that they didn't look like any aircraft I'd seen before." McAlister described how "they kind of stopped and they were hovering. There was no sound. They seemed to fade away and I saw more coming and then they stopped. It lasted about 10 minutes". Designer James Zagar, from Crouch End, watched the spectacle from the same road. Describing the "balls of light in the sky", he said: "They were all moving together. They stopped and then they came on again and there must have been about 12 of these things all moving across the sky." Tom Cull, 27, a vision mixer working in the area, came outside to find a crowd of people staring up at the sky. "There were at least 30 people watching," he said. "Cars had stopped. It was kind of eerie. What I found strange about these things was the way they moved. The fact that they were so high would suggest they were quite big." Mr Cull said he saw the lights again when he returned home to Fortis Green, a few miles away. The Ministry of Defence said it had no reports of a "security incident", while the Meteorological Office ruled out any weather- related explanation. Less than 30 minutes later, similar "strange orange lights" were seen 160 kilometres away in the town of Kings Lynn, Norfolk. (Sources: Islington Gazette, Hornsey and Crouch End Journal, UK) (Benjamin Creme's Master confirms that the lights were spacecraft from Mars.)
Hawaii, usa Witnesses on the southern shore of the Hawaii island of Oahu reported seeing unidentified lights in the northeastern sky at about 6.20pm on Friday 26 January 2007. Local resident Peter Hollingworth said he saw two lights circling in the sky. One was videoed by a local television station. "These two little fireballs with a stream behind it," said Hollingworth, "looked kind of like a shooting star but it just kept going. They changed directions a few times." The US National Weather Service said nothing appeared on their radar at the time of the sighting and the US Federal Aviation Administration did not report anything unusual. (Source: KHON/WLTX- TV, USA) (Benjamin Creme's Master confirms that the sightings were of spacecraft from Mars. southern england On 24 January 2007 more than 35 people called police to report seeing UFOs during heavy snow in the West Sussex region of England. The callers, including a policeman, said 50 orange lights hovered in the sky for 15 minutes before drifting into the night. Moira Dawson, 57, said: "We thought they were fireworks but they didn't make any noise. They just floated in the snowfall." Another witness near Gatwick airport in West Sussex said: "We thought it was an invasion." (Source: The Mirror, UK) (Benjamin Creme's Master confirms that the sightings were of spacecrafts from Mars.) western iran Witnesses in the city of Bouyer Ahmad in western Iran reported two sightings of UFOs in a period of two days in January 2007. On 15 January 2007, people reported seeing a glowing object "with a yellow ray and a bright reddish colour in the centre" hovering at low altitude over the city for more than an hour, beginning at about 7pm. Two days later, a similar object was seen in the sky in the same area and at the same time of day. About a week prior to the UFO sightings, there were reports of a UFO crash in the Barez Mountains in the central Iranian province of Kerman. The crash was reportedly witnessed by people in several cities, and occurred about 100 kilometres from the provincial capital city of Kerman. Witnesses said that a radiant UFO, on fire and emitting thick smoke, crashed to the ground, causing an explosion. The deputy governor general of Kerman province said the crash could not have been an airplane or helicopter because all aircraft flying through the area on that day had been accounted for. He said that police and other authorities were investigating the crash. (Source: Fars News Agency, Iran; United Press International) (Benjamin Creme's Master confirms that the sightings were of spacecraft from Mars. He also explains that the crash was deliberate: the occupants had exited the vehicle and the craft was considered old and expendible and not worth repairing. It was crashed to bring attention to its presence.) usa When retired Air Force Colonel Brian Fields, 61, saw mysterious, colourful lights hovering over western Arkansas on 9 January 2007 he had "no idea what they were". With 32 years experience piloting F-16 fighter jets he said: "I believe these lights were not of this world, and I feel a duty and responsibility to come forward." Just before 7pm, he saw two intensely bright lights close to the horizon as he looked to the southeast. "At first I thought they were landing lights from an aircraft. As I continued to observe them they slowly began to disappear, then suddenly one reappeared, followed by two, then three. On at least one occasion four or five appeared. Each time they would slowly fade and eventually disappear. This occurred several times and when they would reappear they might do so in differing numbers and in different positions, sometimes in a triangular shape, sometimes stacked on top of each other, sometimes line abreast, etc. When the objects appeared they might stay illuminated for 10 or more minutes." Fields photographed numerous images of the lights and sent his story to the WorldNetDaily.com website. The story received such exposure that it prompted many others to write saying they witnessed a similar phenomenon. "When I read this story, I literally got chill bumps all over my body, because it was exactly as I remember it also," said Will Childers of Camden, Arkansas, who says he saw the same lights on 10 January 2007 at approximately 7.15pm in southern Arkansas. Richard Mobley, a software developer who commutes from Scottsdale, Arizona, to his home in Tucson, also says he witnessed "the same exact thing" Fields had described, noting his incident took place on 15 November 2006. Mobley recalls: "They appeared over the Gila Indian Reservation and moved southeast. I saw one, then two, then three, then four and five of these objects light up. Each lit up at a different time and went out at different times. Sometimes they would be in a row, and at other times they would appear stacked close to each other (bunched up or on top of each other). They were moving about 6,000 to 10,000 feet off the ground, high enough to fly over the mountain range. The light (when lit) was a round, super-intense amber light which seemed to illuminate the ground below them. They would light up for about five to seven minutes and then dim down and go out. After about three minutes of being out, they would light back up, going from dim to intense amber light. There was an aircraft in the area which had landing lights on as well as a beacon light (red and green on the wings and tail) so to distinguish between these objects and a plane was easy. The amount of light given off at the height at which they were flying showed these objects were quite large." In Belton, Texas, Jim Martin, a national sales manager for Clear Channel Radio, says he too "observed a bright, white round light looking exactly like Colonel Fields' pictures", but his sighting was on 22 December 2006. Jeff Pement of Pensacola, Florida, says he saw the same phenomenon. "Except for the duration of time the lights stay visible, the description of the lights is exactly as I have seen it When I read Colonel Fields' words describing what he saw, it was as if I was relating the event to someone." (Source: WorldNetDaily.com) (Benjamin Creme's Master confirms these all to be authentic sightings of spacecraft from Mars.) chicago, usa On 7 November 2006 dozens of employees at O'Hare International Airport, Chicago, witnessed a flying-saucer object hover low over the airport for several minutes before bolting through thick clouds with such intense energy it left an "eerie hole in overcast skies". Some witnesses, interviewed by the Chicago Tribune, said they were upset that neither the government nor the airline planned to investigate the incident. The UFO was first seen at 4.30pm, just before sunset, by a United Airlines ramp worker who was directing a plane at Gate C17. Witnesses reported the object as dark grey and well-defined in the overcast skies. They said the craft, estimated to be up to 24 feet in diameter, rotated like a frisbee and hovered silently in the sky, just below the 1,900-foot cloud deck, until shooting off into the clouds. "I tend to be scientific by nature, and I don't understand why aliens would hover over a busy airport," said a United Airlines mechanic. "But I know that what I saw and what a lot of other people saw stood out very clearly, and it definitely was not an aircraft." All the witnesses, including several pilots, said they are certain it was not an aeroplane, helicopter, weather balloon or any other craft known to man. One of the pilots on the ground reportedly opened a windscreen in the cockpit to get a better view of the object, estimated to be hovering 1,500 feet above the ground. The object then suddenly accelerated straight up through the solid overcast skies: "It was like somebody punched a hole in the sky," leaving an open hole of clear air in the cloud layer, which disappeared within a few minutes. (Source: Chicago Tribune, USA) (Benjamin Creme's Master confirms this to be a sighting of a spacecraft from Mars http://www.shareintl.org
