Miraculous UFO Sighting in Marmora

By Yaphet - November 29, 2013

Yaphet Kotto writes about the owner of a farm in Canada where 30,000 have traveled in homage to true believers, in his brand new novel ”I don’t want to be told I’m seeing things” He asserts firmly that the miraculous “Miracle of the sun that occurred for 14 years and continue to

take place was in fact a UFO sighting..

The farm, located in Marmora, Ontario, about 120 miles east of Toronto, has been the site of numerous claims since 1991, when phenomena erupted during a reunion of those who had journeyed to the famous apparition site of Medjugorje in former Yugoslavia.

The farm was owned by John Greensides, who died several years back, and his wife, Shelagh, 80, who is in the process of turning the land over to Franciscan Friars of the Immaculate.

Yaphet reports that the local diocese based in Kingston has refused

to offer an official comment on the site, according to a diocesan spokesman, although a warning was issued from a bishop during the 1990s on the potentially harmful effects of staring at the sun. Kotto says that they are not staring at the sun.”My wife and I filmed the event, it’s silly and unscientific to believe that the sun can fly out of orbit, spin around, dive and then fly back into the sky. I’ve said this before and I will say it again in my book that documents other UFO sightings. Marmora is one of the strongest proofs in Canada, that we are not alone.”

The Spiritual Life

The name of the man in the picture with Yaphet Kotto is Joseph Terelya, Russian Visionary

The principle of our existence is spiritual. The direction of our energies, the promulgation of our thought, the inspiration of our lives, is the soul. The rest is subsidiary and transitory. In the spiritual ...rests man's greatness. And it is a poor economy that gives time and effort to the lesser at the expense and to the detriment of the greater.

Around finite and material things, if we but pause to think, there always cling the elements of undesirability; the difficulty of their acquisition, the uncertainty of their possession, the limited tenure of their association. But our concept of the Infinite presents none of these objections.

Spiritual growth is superior to material delinquencies. Its existence is above and beyond the material, and truth is eternal. Material entities in themselves are good, as all creation is good per se. Apart from metaphysical goodness, too, rises the goodness of utility. Man is free and may choose between the manifold kinds of good …apprehensible by the intellect.

But who chooses spiritual good and the compensations of spiritual development …chooses the highest good. His reward is unlimited and unalloyed, and his possessions are truth and eternity. The development of humanity must come through spiritual achievement. And this in turn must come from the individual. Each atom in the mass will partake of the perfection the mass exhibits. The atoms individually must first display the virtues …the whole makes manifest.

The spiritual man is reading in the trees and flowers, in the mountains and sky …new lessons of truth whose beauty charms. He is creating in all who know his conduct …a belief in spiritual values. And he is finding in his own being, in his own life …a peace ineffable.

Buddism