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Shadow Men are watchers, guardians, or assassins, whose agenda is to conceal research and development of advanced technologies. They are forerunners of Men in Black, or "Mirage Men".[1] Shadow Men operate in secrecy and are usually connected to government conspiracies and Secret Societies.
Methods[]
Shadow Men wear modern period clothing, but often hooded or masked, to conceal their faces. Shadow Men observe in the darkness, sometimes seen standing in the middle of doorways or in wall corners. This is a form of early surveillance. Awareness of being watched by them has invoked feelings of fear or dread. Witnesses have reported being menaced, chased, or attacked. Some report them wearing cloaks, or a 1930s fedora hat, dubbed the "hat-man".
Jack the Ripper, who has never been identified or caught, may have been a Shadow Man of the late 1800s.
Paranormal[]
In the ancient world, shadow men operated undercover much like Men in Black do today. Like Ninjas, they conduct ghost-like activities. They have been dubbed as ghosts, Jinn, or Daemons.
Skin Walker: In North American First Nation folklore — shadow men take animal forms such as the wolf (Skin Walker), jaguar, or possibly even Wendigo.
Spectre: Thought-forms (egregore), ghosts or possibly demons, were created by events in which extreme physical/emotional stress/trauma has taken place. Black, White or Gray magic has also been performed in attempts to invoke them. They may also appear as unattended shadows or shades, such: a flicker or flame; perhaps as a lifeform unable to end or find closure for some reason.
Soul Reapers or Wraiths: Reapers may appear in shadow form, often described as malevolent, or at least warning intruders to stay away from them or the area. Wraiths may act as shadows in vengeful form.
Dimensonal: Dimensional beings may be from another reality whose "dimension" might overlap with ours, where they appear partially visible (See also Lokas or Talas).
UFO-Aliens: In ufology, shadow beings may be projected by The Greys, the Reptilians, or the Nordics. The ability to “project” other beings are described in The Krill Report (1988), paper 3.
See also[]
- Men in Black
- Energy beings
- Entities
References[]
- ↑ Wikipedia, Mirage Men