The Vengeful Djinn: Unveiling the Hidden Agenda of Genies (22 page)

The leprechaun's supernatural abilities mirror those of the
djinn: the granting of three wishes that get twisted, levitation, and
supernormal strength. In subsequent films, the leprechaun has the
power to start fire, bend reality (in earlier times this was called bewitchment or glamour), enter and possess human bodies, regenerate damaged body parts, and create mysterious force fields. Like
the djinn in the Wishmaster films, he can survive most attempts to
destroy him. Ultimately, however, the human protagonists find a
fatal weakness.

In Closing

There is considerable overlap between djinn and fairies, and we
have touched only on the major similarities. We believe the djinn
use many entities as "fronts" for interacting with humans, but
fairies, with their diverse traits and rich lore, provide some of the
best disguises. Certainly many human involvements with fairies
are with fairies. However, the gray and shifting territory shared by
fairies and djinn should cause us to reexamine and reevaluate our
contact experiences.

HE PHENOMENA OF UNIDENTIFIABLE OBJECTS seen in the sky have been with the human race since the dawn of history. Although most modern "investigators" are more interested in searching for alien spaceships from other star systems, the answer to at least part of the UFO mystery may not be as easy or apparent. The late Dr. J. Allen Hynek, who was considered to be the world's foremost authority on UFOs, once stated, "I would be disappointed if they (UFOs) all turned out to be someone else's spaceships from another planet. I believe the explanation to the total sum of the UFO experience to be more exotic."'
Dr. Hynek spoke of visitors originating not from another planet or galaxy, but from a parallel reality. A parallel reality could also be interpreted as another dimension, and to us, this sounded like the home of the djinn.

This is not to say that all or even some UFO reports are not extraterrestrial in origin, but we must consider that a certain percentage of these encounters could be djinn manifestations. The UFO experience is quite inclusive in its material, and it is our opinion that some sightings and close encounters are more phantasmic than solid and physical in nature.

Many of the UFO "saucers" described by witnesses are characterized as being discs of light that change shape and have the ability to pop in and out of vision. Reports about UFOs such as these are more paranormal in nature and are often ignored by investigators because they fail to fit the alien "spaceship" theory.

There are many close encounter UFO cases that involve contact with some type of intelligence that will often identify itself as an extraterrestrial, angelic, or sometimes the devil. It is in experiences like this that we should suspect an interdimensional being that is trying to cover its true identity. Islamic scholars describe the djinn as glowing objects that can change their shape and at times take on a physical form. We have many "UFO" cases in our files that describe encounters like this; for years they were labeled as "High Strangeness."'
However, when the idea of the djinn is placed into the equation, these bizarre cases seem to make more sense.

The Voice of Deceit

A Qur'an passage says evil djinn will try to persuade humans by whispering in their ear.'
That "whispering voice" in the ear can be also interpreted as a form of telepathy. This phenomenon is common not only in cases involving UFO contactees and other para normal experiences, but also in religious or mystical visions. Priests
and other Christian clerics of the late medieval period in Europe believed angels whispered in the ears of men and women with a familiar voice to influence or guide them. It seems obvious these heavenly
visitors chose not to appear, but only to speak, so as not to cause
panic or fear. However, we must ask ourselves: are angels really the
ones communicating with these "special" people, or are they really
djinn? It could be argued that because angels and djinn use the same
methods, one can't be entirely sure.

Since 1983, Phil has investigated countless UFO sightings and
claims of "alien" contact in New York's Hudson River Valley. These
are documented in his book Night Siege: The Hudson Valley UFO
Sightings. At the time, Phil did not know what to make of the related contact cases-they did not fit into the overall "UFO sighting" picture. They were labeled as "high strangeness" and filed
away. After reviewing them twenty years later, it is obvious some of
these cases were in fact dimensional rather than extraterrestrial encounters, and may have involved djinn. One must remember that
when we speak of "dimensional beings," we are referring to the
djinn. In the case below the experiencer had a UFO sighting and
later, contact with an unknown intelligence that was particularly
careful to withhold identifying information.

Night Fright and Missing Time

The witness, whom we will refer to as Sam, was a thirty-year-old
computer programmer at the time of the experience. On April 23,
1990, at about 10 PM, Sam was driving home on Route 164 in
Patterson, New York, from a friend's house in nearby Fishkill. This
particular road is very dark at night, as there are no street lights
and very few homes. As Sam drove along the dark, winding road,
he began to feel uneasy, like something bad was about to happen.
He slowed down and looked into the woods on both sides of the road, expecting a deer or some other animal to dart out in front
of him. Sam often got feelings like this in the past, and on more
than one occasion, he would listen to this inner voice and take the
appropriate action, only to nearly miss what would have been an
injurious accident or otherwise unpleasant encounter.

On this night, Sam noticed a solid glowing object on his left,
just above the tree line. The object was pulsating, and was yellowred in color. The lights seemed too low to be a plane, and appeared
to be several hundred yards away. The pine trees along the road
partially obstructed his view, so he continued to drive, but slowly.
He came to a clearing and stopped his car and noticed that the
object had gotten much closer to him. As he watched, the object
moved directly over his car. Sam rolled down his car window and
watched the object for about a minute or so. He decided he wanted
to get a better look, and stopped the car and got out. He sat on the
hood and watched this object, which he described as about the
same size as a "minivan" and about a hundred feet above his head.
The object changed in shape from an oval to a perfect circle. Sam
reported feeling heat coming from the object as well. He was surprised to see five small figures gathering around the edges of the
light as if they were looking at him. He got the impression that
this object was some type of window, and although he saw only
silhouettes, he was certain they looked humanoid in shape. The
object dipped lower and seemed to grow in size. Eventually, it became so large and low that it blocked all of Sam's view of the sky.
The object then began to move very slowly, and Sam was amazed
that something of that size could move so slowly and be as silent.
Sam's amazement gave him the sense that the object "was not part
of our universe and [was] peering in from another dimension."
Then, something strange took place: the next thing Sam remembered was driving down the road, the object completely gone. He
did not remember getting back into the car, seeing the object completely pass over, or finding the road again.

When Sam finally arrived home, he discovered it was much later
than he had thought. He estimates the entire sighting was under
ten minutes, yet the trip home took him three hours. He had a difficult time sleeping that night and felt as if something was watching him from the dark corners of his bedroom. For the next week,
he woke up in the middle of the night feeling very confused, in a
cold sweat, his heart pounding. He somehow knew these episodes
of night terror had something to do with the UFO he had seen.
As the weeks passed, Sam found it very hard to concentrate on his
work and was fearful of going out at night-he felt the UFO was
waiting to get him alone in an isolated place. Sam also said that
sometime after the sighting, he would wake up in the middle of
the night and stare into the dark. He said he felt as if something
was in the corner of the room, waiting for him to fall asleep so it
could come and get him. This type of fear is not uncommon in
such cases-many witnesses report feeling a personal connection
with the UFO they see and feel strongly that some kind of entity is
out in the night waiting for them to fall asleep so it can enter their
homes and take them. This feeling may actually be some type of
psychic connection with this dimensional intelligence.

For several weeks, everything seemed to return to normal. Then
one night, near the end of June, Sam woke up to find his whole
bed vibrating. He looked at the wall across the room and saw a circular hole forming that was jet black. Sam tried to get up, but to
his horror, realized he was unable to move. He claims he was "levitated" off the bed and floated into the opening of some type of
"vortex." Sam then found himself lying on a table in a dark room.
Several beings were standing around him; the one near his left side
was moving some type of instrument around his head. Sam tried
to move, but every part of his body was paralyzed. He described
the beings as short, with gray skin and round eyes. As he watched,
the beings all changed in shape to a glowing light, then into a form that horrified him: they looked like demons with long pointed ears
and very "ugly, gargoyle-like faces." They inserted something into
his nose and navel that caused him a great deal of pain.

After the insertion procedure was finished, Sam was allowed
to get up. One of the beings escorted him through a passage that
glowed red. Sam got the impression he was in a cave, but thought
that perhaps he had died and was in hell. At no time was there any
spoken communication, but Sam knew where the being wanted
him to go and what it wanted him to do. He was shown a panel
composed of a grayish material that had "many projections" coming out of it. He looked around. Although the room he was in
was dimly lit, he was able to see a corridor to his right that led to
another room. The being then looked at him, and he got a strong
feeling that he was not allowed to go there.

The entity who escorted him then put thoughts in his mind.
Sam now knew that they were from another dimension and he
received information that they were once on earth a long time ago
and were in the process of working to come back. Their reason was
because unless they did so, their race would become extinct. Then,
without warning, Sam found himself back in his bed.

Sam believes the beings will come back for him some day, and
when they do, he will not be allowed to return. His entire life
has changed and he claims to be in some type of mental contact
with the dimensional entities. Sam feels he is gathering information for them, and what he sees and experiences is somehow being
transmitted. Sam said that although the beings were hesitant to
give him detailed information, he knows they come from a desolate plane of existence, and they envy us because our planet is so
beautiful. Sam said the beings are angry that humans are polluting
earth as they themselves made the same mistake a long time ago,
and have no real place to call home as a result. Sam said living
here would be problematic for them, but they are slowly adapting themselves so that future generations will be able to live in our
environment.

Sam said these creatures have considerable trouble understanding our emotions. They consider us an immature race that is bent
on self-destruction. He feels the beings are using him in order to
understand humans and how we react in different situations. Sam
is convinced the beings he encountered that night are "emissaries
from the devil," and they are out to destroy the human race and
take over our world so that they can live here. As of the writing of
this book, Sam has become a born-again Christian and refuses to
have any further involvement in UFOs or other types of paranormal phenomenon. Sam's case is one of many in which the experiencer who was once an atheist scared or indifferent to embracing
a religious belief, comes to fervently believe in an all-loving and
protecting God.