Part 2
Ghost Wolf: So, what happens is that when we lose self, when we lose the balance, we move into a warped perception. Grandfather Foolscrow used to say to me: "The problem with man is that they’re looking at the world through the wrong side of the eye."
Martin: Ok, I’m going to shift this a little bit.
Ghost Wolf: Are we losing it?
Martin: No, you’re fine. I want to shift this just a bit. I know that our readers are going to want to hear from you, specifically, about the 5th, 6th, and 7th Thunders, and Mayan prophecy. Now, take as much time as you need on this one.Ghost Wolf: That’s quite an unfoldment.
Martin: Yes.
Ghost Wolf: The 5th Thunder has already occurred. Most of the people who are familiar with that term, and with me, remember me talking about it on the Art Bell radio program. And I talked about it more than once. But it sometimes is very hard to get a linear conversation out on the show (laughter), because you’re only given 12 minutes in every half-hour.
Martin: Now, may I just ask you one question? And I hate to interrupt you...
Ghost Wolf: Go ahead.
Martin: Do you think that the green mist is the ergot mold that Ed Dames and others have seen impacting the plant life of Earth?
Ghost Wolf: I think it’s that and more.
Martin: Ok.
Ghost Wolf: I think that Ed Dames is close, but I don’t think that he’s looking at the holistic picture. And what I mean by that is that, some of this—when the elders said "it came from the stars", one of the first perceptions that we had, when we first heard this 25 or 30 years ago, was that there was a comet going to come or something was going to come from outer space. And, then, if we go back to around the time that the now infamous Hale-Bopp was up in the air, there were some who talked about a projectile that seemed to come out of the comet, or whatever it was, and that it was headed toward Earth.
Martin: Now, we’re still on the 5th Thunder, I presume?
Ghost Wolf: Yes, we’re still on the 5th Thunder. This all has to do with these three Little Devils. They happen to be pathogens. Now, this goes into the question: how do bugs breathe? Bugs breathe through their bellies. So, what do bugs do, besides fly and annoy you? They crawl, they crawl on everything, correct? And while they’re crawling on everything, they’re picking up the fungus and they’re breathing-in the fungus. They’re taking it in with their food supply. They’re excreting it through their waste. It’s now on everything. You turn around and you touch something, you eat something, the rain comes — usually after you see the contrails — it all washes into the water. You have the fish turning belly-up. You have the fish growing strange growths on their bodies, all sorts of funguses, dying by millions. Fish dying by the millions. I just got a telephone call from a fellow in Texas who said to me: "Ghost Wolf, you talked about this stuff and I’ve got to tell you that there’s this really strange thing happening down here. Is there any sort of enlightenment you can give us about what’s going on?"
Martin: I did.
Ghost Wolf: Well, we’re in Kurt Vonnegut-land now. You’re sitting here and you’ve got this pathogen that is holographically imprinted into a molecular form, the basic building-blocks of life, the proteins. They spray the trees, they spray everything. This causes a fungus, and the fungus becomes a breeding ground for these pathogens. The pathogen is ingested or breathed into the body, it’s drunk through the fluids, because every time it rains everything in the woods goes down through the creeks. People forget where the water comes from that they drink in L.A. It all comes from where we’re walking and looking at it, up here in the hills.Martin: Well, fortunately, our readers have read enough interviews that I’ve done with Len Horowitz that this will not be too abstract for them. They’ll get that.