Russell Wiitala

Sasquatch, Shaman of the Woods

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Produktbeschreibung

Sasquatch, Shaman of the Woods By: Russell A. Wiitala Sasquatch Shaman of the Woods details interaction with highly metaphysical and mysterious beings who live as one with nature, otherwise known as sasquatch. It also connects that interaction with the UFO phenomena and what may be a decades-old mission of reveal to the human race that they exist. These beings have guided the author to esoteric information, much of it already available in the public domain. This information has shown the author that ETs have been here for a long time and have subtle influence over our destiny as humans. They have also interacted with and guided others during this process. They have revealed that they utilize portals for traversing vast distances. These portals have a schedule and are located near vortex fields. They have shown the author that they can manipulate these lines of electromagnetic power. Now share in his account. About the Author Russell Wiitala is a retired rural carrier for the post office. He is a solid expert skier and has spent thousands of days and hundreds of nights out in the wilderness hiking, backpacking, and camping. Wiitala is also the president of the local community theater in Raymond, Washington. He is a playwright, having written several plays and skits, including a musical based on the hauntings of our local playhouse. Music is a very important part of his life. He is mainly a guitar player. He is interested mostly in science, archeology, and the metaphysical.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dorrance Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 172
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. April 2021
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 11mm
• Gewicht: 379g
• ISBN-13: 9781649572523
• ISBN-10: 1649572522
• Artikelnr.: 61794397

Autorenporträt

Russell Wiitala was born in May of 1952, in Vancouver Washington. He spent his first 12 years growing up in a Portland suburb. At that time, the suburbs were rapidly expanded, yet there were still woods and fields to play in and explore. He has always had a great affinity for the wilderness. When Russell was 12, his parents invested in a motel located in Grants Pass Oregon. Russell was living there when the famous P/G film of a female bigfoot at Bluff creek California was filmed, not far from Grants Pass. Russell was aware of the event, but did not become too obsessed with it at the time. He graduated from Astoria High School and went into the Navy a few months later. After his tour of duty, he attended Oregon State University for almost three years. Then, moved to Bay Center Washington and learned how to gillnet salmon with his father, eventually owning his own boat and commercial fishing license. He also worked in the oyster beds and built crab pots. In 1980 he began working for the U.S. post office as a rural carrier until his retirement in 2007. Along the way, Russell learned how to fly and owned two different aircraft during his flying days. He began to participate in the local theater productions. He also became a good water skier and even learned how to ski a slalom course. When he retired, he received a job offer to become a snow ski instructor, but turned it down. Russell has spent a lot of time out in the wilderness hiking and backpacking. Only once, that he can remember, did he have a possible encounter with sasquatch while fishing in the early eighties. It consisted of nothing more than some rocks coming off of a ridge. After retirement, Russell heard about a local family who had seen sasquatch on a hike. That prompted his search for the legendary creature.