jcksprohin
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Dude, I know why you try to discredit everything I post. Funny, others can see the duck plain as day. It doesn't even need to be spelled out for anyone.. except you. LolYou do realize it is just the phenomenon called pareidolia that causes you to see these.
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Let's see some of your finds! I bet there are none. Hater in the worst kind of way.You do realize it is just the phenomenon called pareidolia that causes you to see these.
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13 'Faces' of Pareidolia From Nature
Pareidolia allows humans to see faces—such as on Mars or in the clouds—where they don’t exist. Learn about 13 examples of pareidolia in nature.www.treehugger.com
Yeah I guess I am pretty lucky. To have all these amazing treasure carvings and signs in my area. I'm guessing they're are none where you are from. It must be difficult to have no real examples to really know what you are talking about. But it's ok I do welcome your criticism.Dont push your luck.
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I found several auras blue red and gold so far. Not sure what the blue and red mean. I am driving by the carving in about 30 min. I will climb up and take better photos and closeup of the chisel marks.I see stuff like this all the time, it's very common. It's just an ordinary rock, not carved at all. If you think it's carved, show us the chisel marks. And, frankly, it doesn't even look much like a duck; I see an angry Viking wearing a Storm Trooper helmet. If I were to look at it long enough, I could point out another half-dozen "images" that one could imagine are there, like I did with that other photo. Move 100 feet to the left, and there will be another completely different set of images.
So you have rocks that kinda-sorta look like something... what are you going to do with them? Wait for someone here to tell you how to "read" those signs? As I've said, even the True Believers aren't responding to your posts, even they don't think you have anything. You might try posting directly in Sandy's "Guide" thread, see if you can get a reply from them. The likely response is that you'll have to find an aura; it seems that they've abandoned these big rock signs (they never lead to treasure) and now focus on finding an aura (which also never leads to treasure). Auras are, of course, make-believe but there's no harm in that. It's good exercise.
I can see you’re having some trouble getting a serious reply here, so I thought I’d share something I’ve learned from a Native American friend who is no longer here with us.
I see stuff like this all the time, it's very common. It's just an ordinary rock, not carved at all. If you think it's carved, show us the chisel marks. And, frankly, it doesn't even look much like a duck; I see an angry Viking wearing a Storm Trooper helmet. If I were to look at it long enough, I could point out another half-dozen "images" that one could imagine are there, like I did with that other photo. Move 100 feet to the left, and there will be another completely different set of images.
So you have rocks that kinda-sorta look like something... what are you going to do with them? Wait for someone here to tell you how to "read" those signs? As I've said, even the True Believers aren't responding to your posts, even they don't think you have anything. You might try posting directly in Sandy's "Guide" thread, see if you can get a reply from them. The likely response is that you'll have to find an aura; it seems that they've abandoned these big rock signs (they never lead to treasure) and now focus on finding an aura (which also never leads to treasure). Auras are, of course, make-believe but there's no harm in that. It's good I
I see stuff like this all the time, it's very common. It's just an ordinary rock, not carved at all. If you think it's carved, show us the chisel marks. And, frankly, it doesn't even look much like a duck; I see an angry Viking wearing a Storm Trooper helmet. If I were to look at it long enough, I could point out another half-dozen "images" that one could imagine are there, like I did with that other photo. Move 100 feet to the left, and there will be another completely different set of images.
So you have rocks that kinda-sorta look like something... what are you going to do with them? Wait for someone here to tell you how to "read" those signs? As I've said, even the True Believers aren't responding to your posts, even they don't think you have anything. You might try posting directly in Sandy's "Guide" thread, see if you can get a reply from them. The likely response is that you'll have to find an aura; it seems that they've abandoned these big rock signs (they never lead to treasure) and now focus on finding an aura (which also never leads to treasure). Auras are, of course, make-believe but there's no harm in that. It's good exercise.
Its ok you are entitled to your opinion. Thanks for responding anyways. Do you have any good examples of any carvings or monuments that you've found that you are willing to share with me. I mean you are so quick to discredit all of my posts. Obviously you are an expert in whether carvings are legit or not. Right?I see stuff like this all the time, it's very common. It's just an ordinary rock, not carved at all. If you think it's carved, show us the chisel marks. And, frankly, it doesn't even look much like a duck; I see an angry Viking wearing a Storm Trooper helmet. If I were to look at it long enough, I could point out another half-dozen "images" that one could imagine are there, like I did with that other photo. Move 100 feet to the left, and there will be another completely different set of images.
So you have rocks that kinda-sorta look like something... what are you going to do with them? Wait for someone here to tell you how to "read" those signs? As I've said, even the True Believers aren't responding to your posts, even they don't think you have anything. You might try posting directly in Sandy's "Guide" thread, see if you can get a reply from them. The likely response is that you'll have to find an aura; it seems that they've abandoned these big rock signs (they never lead to treasure) and now focus on finding an aura (which also never leads to treasure). Auras are, of course, make-believe but there's no harm in that. It's good exercise.
Yes my friend. But these ones absolutely point to something. You've seen my posts of the carvings I have found. Do you really think that there would be that much coincidence in such a small area? I have so much more to show butThere is one rock that I thought was rather cool but I can't find the photo right now. Otherwise, I don't find this kind of stuff interesting enough to photograph. It's like looking at clouds, almost every single one of them can be imagined into something.
The rocks you are showing are appear perfectly natural, as is the case for the vast majority of rock photos posted elsewhere on this forum. I have no idea why people want to believe these rocks are carved monuments that point to treasure becausethey will reveal to much aboutthe door i an on. no one ever finds any treasure. Not even sure what started this fad, or when it started, but one thing seems universal: once a person gets hooked on this, absolutely no evidence to the contrary will change their mind.
Who in there right mind would post the treasure that they found?There is one rock that I thought was rather cool but I can't find the photo right now. Otherwise, I don't find this kind of stuff interesting enough to photograph. It's like looking at clouds, almost every single one of them can be imagined into something.
The rocks you are showing are appear perfectly natural, as is the case for the vast majority of rock photos posted elsewhere on this forum. I have no idea why people want to believe these rocks are carved monuments that point to treasure because no one ever finds any treasure. Not even sure what started this fad, or when it started, but one thing seems universal: once a person gets hooked on this, absolutely no evidence to the contrary will change their mind.
Lots of people who have found treasure with metal detectors, magnetometers, and even by pure accident have publicized their finds. The tired claim that "no one would ever admit to finding treasure" is one I hear all the time from dowsers, LRL users, aura photographers, and people who seek funny looking rocks. It's an alibi for failed methods.Who in there right mind would post the treasure that they found?
Well when i find what I am looking for I will share it with the world. Then delete delete delete and disappear. Anything of monetary value I am going to give/donate most of it to the orphans and elderly widows who need help.Lots of people who have found treasure with metal detectors, magnetometers, and even by pure accident have publicized their finds. The tired claim that "no one would ever admit to finding treasure" is one I hear all the time from dowsers, LRL users, aura photographers, and people who seek funny looking rocks. It's an alibi for failed methods.
How'd you do with those chisel marks?
