The mystery of Bigfoot has fascinated us for decades, captivating the imaginations of countless enthusiasts and skeptics alike. Despite repeated, credible sightings and lots of speculation, we still have little information about the identity of these elusive creatures that roam the dense forests of North America. Numerous witnesses have come forward with compelling stories and evidence, including grainy photographs and mysterious footprints, all contributing to the enigma surrounding Bigfoot. Researchers and cryptozoologists have dedicated their lives to studying this phenomenon, embarking on countless expeditions in search of tangible proof. Yet, the question remains: what truly lies behind the shadowy figure glimpsed in the wilderness? Will we ever uncover the secrets hidden within the expanse of the woods? Until now, the quest for understanding continues, driving both curiosity and debate among those who pursue the truth.
The Mount Baldy Institute in Boulder, CO, is currently engaged in a remote viewing project aimed at uncovering information and data regarding Bigfoot activity in North America. With thousands of reported sightings over the decades and centuries of Native American accounts, we believe that remote viewers can provide valuable insights into this enduring mystery. Some of the questions we will explore include where Bigfoots reside when they are not seen, whether they have any formal organization, and the specifics of their species.
Participants are required to have a minimum level of experience with remote viewing such as our Virtual Viewing 2.0 online class or equivalent. The project is currently by invitation only.