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A Sirian, grey, ghost and more, all in the same thermal image? Be still my heart! Seriously, folks; you tell me.

I took this particular thermal back in March, in the dining room of a private home located in rural PA. There was what looked like possible ectoplasm, which is what initially drew my eye. After increasing the contrast and brightness, I was pleasantly surprised to see what looked like the faces of several possible entities come into view. Even more interesting was the fact that, as I played with the lighting, said beings appeared to be in layers, with some obstructing others and coming into view as the lighting shifted. If said individuals were, for example, in a portal, that might make sense as they would be waiting their turn, so to speak, like commuters at a train station. 

This is the initially adjusted image before it was further adjusted for brightness and contrast (faces are at the very top and the proceeding images are cropped to focus in them):

Cropped image (below) of the thermal showing a plethora of prospective entities/faces.

I have listed said possible entities from left to right, with matching images and indicators included.

This first one intrigues me, as it appears to show two entities. The top one appears to be a feline-looking species I was told could be a “Lyrian”, a race of catlike ETs. If it is, based on its features, it may be relatively young. The lighter images toward the right show it better, and even though they’re pixelated, with its mouth agape, you do get an indication of what may be elongated canines in the upper jaw.

Below, the eyes of the possible Lyrian are highlighted. You can see it become more visible as it is lit up.

In front of or below said Lyrian is what looks like a surprisingly complete image of a small grey alien or extraterrestrial. It appears to be in a seated pose, leaning back. The head is visible, including a large portion of the head (dorsal view). The dark eyes are evident, the arms angled, and the legs partly drawn up. As the image is lightened toward the right, to make the possible Lyrian visible, the grey begins to vanish due to overexposure. In the proceeding image strip, the grey’s eyes have been darkened a bit to make them pop more. It is possible that we are seeing Natural Selection at work, and that said Lyrian, with its mouth open, may actually in the process of preying on the substantially smaller grey, whose back is turned and appears completely oblivious. An uncomfortable thought.

Immediately to the right of those two is a fairly obvious closeup of what looks like a face. I was told it may be a Sirian, as in a being from a planet in the Sirius star system. The face is humanoid, likely male, and appears human or almost human. Keeping in mind that this is a thermal, there are no noticeable eyebrows. Also, as it is a thermal, and details are almost always hard to see, it looks as if the entity’s nose is bleeding and possibly also its mouth. It could be something else, of course, but my impression is that he/it is injured.

 

 

Next to the Sirian, we find something that some have suggested may a spirit, meaning a ghost. This is based on said potential entity’s garb. I’ve pasted a lighter view of the entire group below, and below that a closeup of said potential being.

The possible ghost/spirit is directly to the right of the Sirian but not as close. The face is slim, as can be seen below, where the eyes have been dotted to help make it pop. Said entity (if it is, indeed, a spirit) may have been a soldier in life. He has a slim face, with indications of both nose and mouth. He also appears to be wearing a helmet of some kind, one that has a built-in set of eyes slits to mimic a face, as often was the case in numerous ancient civilizations like Ancient Greece or Rome. The second image has the slits for said eyes indicated in red, for ease of locating.

Next up, and beside our potential spirit soldier, is a mysterious entity that was very hard to bring out. The original was deeply recessed in shadow. The portion of the head that is visible shows impressive detailing for a thermal; in fact, it appears almost three-dimensional. But, as is often the case with such images, attempts to brighten something in extreme darkness often result in extreme pixelation, and accompanies a severe deterioration in image quality.

Next up, we have a potentially touching but also heartbreaking, scene taking place. Again, keeping in mind that, if this is indeed a portal, the beings present may be some distance from one another, as evidenced by their respective sizes and closeups, i.e. the Sirian vs the tiny grey, etc..

The image below shows the group of potential entities. albeit without being particularly well lit. Note the darkened section to the right of the “soldier”. This appears to be a being of some kind. You can see dark skin with texturing; it almost looks three-dimensional, which, for a thermal, is almost unheard of.

Behind said possible being appears to be something else – something that I jokingly say looks like an angry hamster. There appear to be eyes, nostrils, and an indication of an open mouth. In the following images, I’ve added dots to highlight what are likely eyes. The “hamster” has red eyes indicated and is above the darkened other potential entity, which I’ve adorned with violet eyes. There seems to be a long strip of what could be torn tissue showing on the lower/darker entity, which suggests possible tissue damage, i.e. a bite or tear, possibly inflicted by said hamster. Next up, we will attempt to illuminate the darker/lower being in an attempt to discern what it may or may not be.

As mentioned, I’ve indicated below what appear to be the lower/darker entity’s eyes in violet. Note that the actual eyes appear to be considerably larger than the dots I applied.

Next, and in order to make sure we’re seeing said lower position entity as well as we can, I’ve done a series of images, and lightened them in stages. The “angry hamster” at the top begins to fade as it is lightened, but the darker potential being does begin to emerge. Based on its head shape and large eyes, some have opined that it is a type of being known as an amphibiant (not to be confused with amphibiant reptilians, which are reportedly a breed all their own). Again, it appears that the amphibiant is being attacked by the one behind it, or is at least harassed. Its expression appears to be one of alarm, which strengthens said impression.

What became disturbing to me is that, as I looked closer, it appears that the entity (possible amphibiant) seems to be clutching a baby/juvenile and appears hunched over said offspring, presumably in an effort to protect it from being preyed upon. You can see the smaller one’s large eyes, as well as the (presumable) mother’s hand and wrist clutching it. I’ve added a rough outline to the image to make it the pair stand out better.

That’s it for this one, folks. If you’re interested, there is one other possible entity, towards the bottom left. If you look in between the crosshairs, there appears to be the partly cut off face of what may be a large frog. For whatever reason, sometimes when I view images of possible portals, I see what looks like standard, run-of-the-mill earth fauna like deer or frogs mixed in with everything else. Why that happens I have no idea, but it’s certainly interesting.

Thanks for taking the time to review this post and, of course, thanks for being one of my valued subscribers. If you haven’t read my books yet, be sure to click on the books page on this site. Or, for some free downloads/swag, check out my original site at: https://www.kronosrising.com/free-books/

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Max

 

 

 

 

 

 

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