Ball of light

[Michael]

I once saw a ball of light around 12 years ago when I lived on a small mountain hill near a lower level farm that was turned into a conservation park. So this is interesting. I considered that it might have been ball lightning. This site has some possible free energy ideas as well.

http://shadowboxent.brinkster.net/brownplasma.html
http://www.brownmountainlights.com/

Granted the website might play up on the whole xfiles catch, it can seem a little hokey but I've listen to Joshua P. Warren and he always presents himself as objectionable and reasonable.

[docfeelsgood]

I at one time lived close to the "Brown Mountain Lights" . there was a pull off on the side of the road [181 ??] where you could park and sip on a jug of "white" .
it really was quite an interesting sight to see them lights moving !! kinda spooky . the local ole timers had a tale about it but i've forgotten it .

IF I am correct at all with the TALE ,, in anchient times there had been a massacre there . the bodies of the fallen were beheaded . the lights were the souls of the fallen wandering about the mountainside carrying lanterns trying to find their missing body parts . {old indian legend i suppose.}

[murilo]

When I was 9, in my hometown, a highly mineralized part of the country,
I was called by my uncle louds to see something at outside.
Up to now, I don't know to what we saw.
A near firing ball, large as the moon, in heavy orange collor, flying in a large arch went back a hill not very far.
An UFO? I don't know. My uncle said it was a real UFO.
Later on, talking with other uncle, he said it could be ''the mother of the gold'', a cold fire ball that could fly from a gold deposit to the other - according to a very local leggend.
That's it... I saw it... it's different!
Take care!
Murilo