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Paranormal Underground Radio: Duncan Lunan (Author of Children From the Sky)
February 21, 2013
http://www.ztalkradio.com
6-8 p.m. Pacific/8-10 p.m. Central/9-11 p.m. Eastern

Duncan Lunan is the author of Children From the Sky, http://www.childrenfromthesky.com, a speculative investigation into one of the Middle Ages’ more enduring enigmas, that of the green children of Woolpit.

Duncan has been researching the story for 18 years, and has uncovered a wealth of new information, including the revelation that the descendants of the green girl are still alive.

Duncan’s bio:

Duncan Lunan was born in October 1945, and grew up in Troon, Ayrshire, attending Marr College and Glasgow University. He is an M.A. with Honours in English and Philosophy, with Physics, Astronomy and French as supporting subjects, and has a post­grad­uate Diploma in Education.

As Manager of the Glasgow Parks Dept. Astronomy Project, 1978-79, Duncan designed and built the first astronomically aligned stone circle in Britain for over 3000 years. In 1990-91 he was Photo-archivist of the Press Centre for Glasgow as European City of Culture, but otherwise since 1970 he has been a full-time author with emphasis on astro­nomy, spaceflight and science fiction, undertaking a wide range of writing and speaking on those and other topics as a researcher, tutor, critic, editor, lecturer and broadcaster. His other interests include ancient and mediaeval history, jazz, folk music and hillwalking, and he ran folk song clubs in Ayrshire for 16 years 1965-1981.

Duncan is the author of “Man and the Stars” (1974), “New Worlds for Old” (1979), “Man and the Planets” (1983), in 1989 he edited “Starfield, Science fiction by Scottish Writers”, “Children from the Sky” (2012) and “With Time Comes Concord” (2012). He has contributed to 20 other books, and published over 750 articles and 32 stories including ten for the comic strip ‘Lance McLane’, created by Sydney Jordan. He was sci­ence fiction critic of the Glasgow Herald 1971-85, ran the paper’s annual SF short story competition 1986-92, and founded the Glasgow SF Writers’ Circle in 1986 (still going strong). Currently he reviews SF and fantasy for Interzone and Concatenation. His monthly astronomy and space column ‘The Sky Above You’ has appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines since 1983 and is currently on the website of Astronomers of the Future (see below) as well as appearing three times yearly in Jeff Hawke’s Cosmos, for which he also writes notes on the stories in the classic SF comic strip as the magazine reprints them.

Duncan has been a Council Member of ASTRA, the Association in Scotland to Research into Astronautics, from 1963 to 2010, serving at various times as President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer, and on the Publications, Exhibitions and Waverider committees. He was a Curator of Airdrie Public Observatory 1980-81, 1987-97 and 2002-2008, and in 2006-2009 he ran an outreach educational project from the Observatory to schools, funded by the National Lottery. He has since left ASTRA and concentrates most of his time on new projects.

In 2010 Duncan married Linda, and live in Duncan’s home town Troon. Together they founded Astronomers of the Future Ltd, an astronomy and space education company,that also has a society for beginners and the Friends of the Sighthill Stone Circle, who aim to complete and renovate the Sighthill stone circle, making it a local and tourist attraction as originally intended.

Duncan’s book “Children from the Sky, a speculative treatment of a mediaeval mystery – the Green Children of Woolpit”, be published by Mutus Liber can be purchased from Amazon, Waterstones, and some local booksellers. He has signed contracts to tell the story of the Sighthill stone circle in “The Stones and the Stars, a new stone circle for Scotland”, and for “Incoming Asteroid! What could we do about it?”, both to be completed this year and published by Springer International.

It's a reasonably well known legend in the UK and I read somewhere that the girl married and had children and the descendants still lived locally, although I could find no sources for this.

Kind Regards

Baruc.

Heres an even further fetched idea. maybe the rock is surrounded by dark matter and the dark matter pulls it in the path of least resistance, or maybe its drawn to electricity or movement or sound or light... those last 3 could be possible depending on the properties of the element especially electricity.

Or maybe its the brownies idk =P

I absolutely agree daily we must come across this, I've had full knowledge of how a situation will end up and it does. I don't know whether a ability I have is a Premonition or empathic Or I see dead people lol but I tend to know when someone is ready to pass on. Mainly within a time frame not an exact date. I have come across this many times even my Mom. My premonition for my own life has been seeing my husband old and me sitting next to him as he passes, its so comfortable that it gives me comfort. I "see" it as it happens, and myself well I keep having this thought of passing on my back porch either watching the stars or sitting in the warmth which I so love. Whether that is a premonition or not I don't know but its what I sense.

I don't have any intelligent ideas about what they are or where they come from, but I do believe that they happen everyday.

even at the end when I was talking to someone I dont know who I was talking to and did not see them. I may have been talking on my

phone but I'm not clear. My son is 8 and he was his current age in the dream.

Have you ever had a bad dream you just cant shake? 2 nights ago I had a dream Colin died. It was a weird dream. It had something to do with him needing to die to save someone else. He knew he was about to die (i dont have a memory of how he was going to die, but it was done to him, some kind of procedure...I guess like when an inmate is put to death...details of that are fuzzy and I did not dream it actually happening). He was so scared in my dream he did not want to die yet. Then I was telling someone "Colin is gone". That is the part that haunts me. I keep remembering me saying that to someone "Colin is gone". I wish I could shake this

By Dr. Larry Dossey:

Individuals often find that their power of sensing and knowing expands as they mature spiritually. These expanded capacities often involve the capacity to know yet-to-be events that lie in the future, as the unbroken stream of prophets, visionaries, seers, and shamans throughout history attests. A modern analog of this ancient ability to know the future is premonitions, sometimes called intuition, gut feelings, or sixth sense.

Premonitions are often regarded as unrelated to spirituality, but there are profound connections. The most obvious involves love, as in the following example.

Amanda, a young mother living in Washington State, awoke one night at 2:30 A.M. from a nightmare. She dreamed that a large chandelier that hung above their baby's bed in the next room fell into the crib and crushed the infant. In the dream, as she and her husband stood amid the wreckage, she saw that a clock on the baby's dresser read 4:35 A.M. The weather in the dream was violent; rain hammered the window and the wind was blowing a gale. The dream was so terrifying she roused her husband and told him about it. He laughed, told her the dream was silly, and urged her to go back to sleep, which he promptly did. But the dream was so frightening that Amanda went to the baby's room and brought the child back to bed with her. She noted that the weather was calm, not stormy as in the dream. Amanda felt foolish -- until around two hours later, when she and her husband were awakened by a loud crash. They dashed into the nursery and found the crib demolished by the chandelier, which had fallen directly into it. Amanda noted that the clock on the dresser read 4:35 A.M. and that the weather had changed. Now there was howling wind and rain. This time, her husband was not laughing.

Amanda's dream was a snapshot of the future -- down to the specific event, the precise time it would happen, and a change in the weather.

Love appears dramatically as a mediator of premonitions in sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS, the abrupt, unexplained death of an apparently healthy baby between one and twelve months of age. Premonitions are a recurring feature in the experiences of SIDS parents. An example is Don, a physician in a large metropolitan area. During the first trimester of his wife's pregnancy, he sensed the happiness his son's birth would bring would not be lasting. A few months before the birth, he would occasionally find himself contemplating a nearby cemetery, where his son would eventually be buried. The day he was born and Don first held him in his arms, he felt, for no obvious reason that the newborn was not supposed to be with them. Beginning around two to three weeks before his death, Don would be awakened from his sleep with thoughts of SIDS. The day before his son died, he heard a voice very similar to his own say repeatedly, "Take a good look. This is the last time you will see him."

Don's apprehensions increased when his wife planned a flight with the baby to visit her parents, who lived in another state. Although they disagreed about whether the baby should go, Don didn't make his fears clear to his wife. As he was driving them to the airport, negative feelings came flooding in. At the airport, walking to security, he heard a clear warning that he'd never see his son again. He knew his baby would die during the trip. While walking back to the parking lot, the voice told him to go back and get his son. Finally the voice softened and stopped, as Don ignored it and kept walking. Early the next morning his wife called, hysterically relating that their son had died. He later would find that his aunt had similar apprehensions about the baby.

Looking back, Don said, "The process has been a shock to me since I knew before-hand this [death] was going to happen. The only thing I didn't know was when and where... I have no idea of its meaning. The only thing I can say is that perhaps if I would have listened to 'my heart' many mishaps could have been prevented... I think people have the ability to perceive things and give it a purposeful meaning which can be used for any future event."

Many of the SIDS parents experienced dreams, visions, or feelings of being in contact with their infants following death. They felt uniformly positive about these experiences, and were left with a sense that their baby was being cared for and was in a better place.

There are other benefits that are profoundly spiritual. Premonitions open us up to each other and to the greater world. As mentioned, they show that we are part of something larger than the individual self, that we are an element in the great "pattern that connects," as ecologist-philosopher Gregory Bateson put it. Premonitions suggest that we are linked with every consciousness that has ever existed, or that will ever exist.

Many outstanding scientists have realized this. The renowned physicist David Bohm said, "Each person enfolds something of the spirit of the other in his consciousness." Nobel physicist Erwin Schrödinger also believed that minds are in some sense united and one. He said, "To divide or multiply consciousness is something meaningless. There is obviously only one alternative, namely the unification of minds or consciousness.... n truth there is only one mind."

By linking minds across space and time, premonitions reveal the oneness of which these scientists -- and many spiritual traditions -- speak. Premonitions therefore imply that we are not isolated individuals, but beings whose consciousness operates outside the present and beyond our physical body. They suggest that in some sense we are nonlocal or infinite in space in time. When we deeply sense this, we may become "transparent to the transcendent," as mythologist Joseph Campbell put it.

Through love, premonitions link human beings across space and time. There is no more fundamental aspect of spirituality than love. Premonitions are a window through which we glimpse our connection not only with one another, but with the Infinite as well.

[i](This essay is based on The Power of Premonitions: How Knowing the Future Can Shape Our Lives, by Larry Dossey, M.D., published by Dutton/Penguin, 2009)

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-larry-dossey/premonitions-and-spiritua_b_193830.html

Premonition is a forecast of future events. You can have it through dreams, sudden flashes of images, as well as through feelings and intuitions. Other famous premonitions include those of Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain and Nostradamus.

Before Lincoln was shot dead, he related his dream of being assassinated to his wife and bodyguard. Meanwhile, Mark Twain foretold that the Halley’s Comet would again be seen on his death day, just as it did on his birthday. Weeks after his death, the comet appeared in 1910. Nostradamus also predicted his own death and when his tomb would be unraveled. The 2007 movie “Premonition,” which starred Julian McMahon and Sandra Bullock, was about a woman’s premonition of her husband’s death.

Lately I have had thoughts almost what if's only to have them happen the next week. I have become more aware of these but looking back I see they have always happened, small or large occurrences. Its possibly why I feel comfortable in alot of situations because I have already lived them in my mind.