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This is Episode 126 of UFO Encounters.

In this episode, I'm reading from Gary Osborne's next book,

The Timeless Conception.

The book will be published this summer,

so make sure you put it on your shopping list.

When I have guests on my podcasts,

I read their books to work out questions for the episodes,

and when reading these books,

I always find such amazing information

that never makes it into the podcast.

And here, I give you a chance to get a peek into the book.

I did seek permission to record this extract,

and the author kindly said yes.

I'm going to begin by reading from a section titled,

The Rendleton Binary Code Message,

Sunday, October 2nd, 1983.

And this is what Gary has written.

Sunday, October 2nd, 1983,

is a day I remember well.

I was reading through the Sunday newspapers,

while visiting my parents' home in Reigns Park,

Surrey, England.

One of these papers was The News of the World,

which my father had left lying around.

My attention was drawn to the front page,

and the sensational heading,

UFO lands in Suffolk, and that's official.

Although it was almost three years after the incident,

this was the first time the Rendlesham Forest incident

had made headlines in the national media.

I remember being deeply interested in the story as it happened

next to a military base in Suffolk, England.

Because this was front page news,

my thoughts at the time were that this military incident

might one day force a government disclosure on the phenomenon,

which to date still remains to be seen.

Typically, the story was short lived in the national press,

but throughout the next 30 years, I would occasionally follow this case,

especially as any new developments,

or new evidence came to light.

Little did I know some 30 years later,

I would be personally involved in deciphering a code

that originated during the incident,

which would actually provide the reason

as to why the incident happened in 1980.

But we shall get to that later.

At the time when the Rendlesham Forest incident took place over three nights

between the last hour of December 25

and the early mornings of December 28, 1980,

I was 23 years old.

I was an ordinary working-class guy

with a comprehensive school education living in Peckham, London.

Two months earlier, in September 1980,

I had joined the family graphics business,

and this gave me some stability.

Before that, I was really moving from one job to another.

I didn't have a care in the world,

and was only really interested in socialising with my friends on the weekend

and having a good time.

Music had always played a huge part in my life.

Having learnt to play guitar since the age of nine,

I later played league guitar in various rock bands

that were gigging the local pubs and clubs around London,

Kent and Surrey.

Although I was intellectually curious and read a great deal,

I was quite ignorant about the things that I would later become involved in,

and really had no ambitions or aspirations as a writer.

I was a happy-go-lucky guy who took things as they came

and basically led a free and easy lifestyle.

However, all that would change on November 10, 1993,

when I had a life-changing experience

that was so unlike anything I had experienced before

that I decided to learn everything I could

about the phenomenon behind this experience,

which ultimately led me to a career as a published author.

This experience has mentioned several times throughout this book,

and mostly within the context of ancient Egyptian cultural beliefs

and the esoteric mystical traditions.

I had no prior knowledge of this experience,

but once I'd identified what this experience or phenomenon was,

I soon discovered that since the 1950s,

others in the West had experienced the same life-changing awakening event in their lives.

I have covered this experience in my other written works,

and I've mentioned it in various interviews I've done over the years,

so I won't dwell on it too much here,

as this book is not about me or this phenomenon.

Suffice to say that although, for numerous reasons,

I have always felt uncomfortable with discussing this experience.

I am now certain that this experience and what I learned over the years

as a result of my research into it

had prepared me for my work on a code

that emerged from the first night's events

of the Rendalsham Forest Incident.

The accounts that follow in this preliminary chapter

were picked from a large file of documented events

taken from various notes and diaries relating to my own timeline,

and it was while going through these notes for this chapter

that the significance of these events became palpably apparent,

connected as they are to the events that are going on in the world

at the present time.

October 22, 2010.

Almost exactly 20 years to the date when I'd first read the story

and the aforementioned newspaper,

I received an email message from a self-acclaimed

British female uphologist,

with whom I'd been corresponding with since 2009,

and who had initially told me she had lived in South Africa

and was a researcher for the South African Evaluation Centre for UFO reports.

The message she sent me included a JPEG image

of several strange pictograms, symbols, or glyphs.

I was asked to examine these glyphs with a view to perhaps deciphering what they mean,

adding that they were associated with the Rendalsham Forest Incident

which took place in Suffolk, England in December 1980

and was seen on the side of an unidentified triangular craft

that staff Sergeant Jim Peniston, United States Air Force now retired,

had witnessed and touched and had quickly sketched in his notebook.

The uphologists went on to say that she had recently been talking to Jim Peniston

and that he had sent her the images of the glyphs to look at

and that she was requesting help on what they could mean,

adding that the glyphs were also being studied by South African

ancient astronaut theorist and author Wayne Hershel.

As soon as I saw the name Peniston, things immediately clicked into place.

The timing of this was notable because only a few weeks previously,

I'd watched a documentary on the Discovery Channel about the incident

which happened over three days during Christmas 1980

in which an unidentified craft had landed in Rendalsham Forest in Suffolk, England

close to the twin USAF bases of Bentwater's and Woodbridge.

I distinctly remembered a young Jim Peniston being portrayed by an actor

and noted that it was Peniston who had claimed to have touched the unidentified triangular craft.

As regards the world's UFO case files, many consider the Rendalsham incident

to be the most detailed and world-documented case to date.

The strange events were witnessed by dozens of USAF personnel and lasted over a period of three days.

The first incident taking place in the early morning hours of Friday, December 26, 1980.

As UFO researcher Dr. David Clark had expressed it,

the Rendalsham Forest UFO case is the sole exception of the Roswell incident,

the most talked about UFO case in the world.

Claims of a cover-up by the US and UK governments have become central features of the incident.

Nick Pope, who was a civil servant working on the UFO desk at the British Ministry of Defence

between 1991 and 1996,

has stated that this is UK's Roswell, the holy grail of uphology,

and most UFO researchers would have to agree.

Although no one knew, including me, that the case were proved to be more significant than anyone

realised. Although I had been following the story through the years, I wasn't familiar with all

the details and hadn't really paid much attention to the glyphs that Jim Peniston claimed to have

seen and touched. After studying the glyphs for a short time, I sent a reply to both the uphologist

and Wayne Herschel, suggesting that first of all it might be a good idea to look and see if any of

the archived crop circle photos match any of the glyphs, especially the triangular ones,

if this had not been done already. This was basically all that was said in these discussions.

What I didn't know at the time was that the image of the glyphs the uphologist had sent me

were modified artworks of the actual glyphs that Jim Peniston had recorded in his notebook

while examining the craft he encountered, some of which were remarkably different to the modified

image, especially the large circled triangular glyph which hardly bore a resemblance to what Jim

Peniston sketched on the notebook page. This episode I was reading from Gary

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