Coping with a Sasquatch Encounter

If your encounter was 30 minutes or 30 years ago, it has made a lasting impact on your life. An impact  that can cause serious problems in your relationships, shake the foundation of your belief system, disrupt normal activities and impact even your carrier.

Many state and federal agencies are aware of the existence of the Sasquatch, but suppress the truth from the general public.  Each entity has their own unique motive for suppressing any information concerning the existence of Sasquatch. In my opinion, The National Park Service has known of their existence since the 1950s and suppress the existence due to financial concerns. One can imagine the impact to the number of visitors if it was common knowledge a large, hair covered, human-hybrid race inhabited the parks and the park had no control over them. In my opinion, the "Alphabet" agencies to include CIA, FBI, DARPA, and DOD are also aware of their existence. The motives for suppressing the existence from these agencies are varied from advanced genetic research for a "super solider" program (DARPA) to avoiding panic and outrage (FBI) when Sasquatch abduct, kill or maimed  humans. Even with the recent popularity of reality shows and commercials on the Sasquatch, if you were not already interested in the subject then most likely you have given the subject little thought. The notion they could even exists never taken seriously as everyone knows and is taught that creatures like this don’t exist. Science would have discovered them years ago if they were real.

Then the unthinkable and to your mind the impossible happens, you have an encounter with a Sasquatch. The encounter may last only seconds. It could be a face to face on a trail mere feet away. A roar from a thicket so unnerving and loud that it vibrates your entire body. A small boulder hurled out of a stand of timber that barely misses you, that no human could possibly lift. One crosses the road in front of you, turns its shoulders and makes direct eye contact with you. You hear loud bipedal footsteps all around your camp and awake the next morning to find 19-inch human like bare footprints all around your tent. You live in a rural area and while in your kitchen you get the feeling of being watched. You look at the window that is eight feet off the ground and find it filled with the “face of a monster”. You hear what you think is a bear or dog in your garbage, go outside to run off the dog/bear and discover a large, hair covered manlike beast tearing through your trash. It raises up, tower over you at 8 feet or more, looks at you making brief eye contact, shrugs, then calmly walks off into the woods with trash bags in its hands.

Your experience could be like the above or like one the thousand other accounts that are reported every year in the United States and Canada. The question now is What do you do with this experience? If you reading this, most likely you have had an encounter and are needing help understanding it and coping with it.

I know so many that have had their Sasquatch encounter shake them to their core, causing them to question their entire belief system. Literally throwing them into an identity crisis concerning the nature of reality as they were taught or thought they knew.  Some have entered into physiological counseling having serious difficulty coming to terms with the encounter. While others have abandoned their love for the outdoors and moved from a rural setting into a large metropolitan area.

I am here to help in any way I can. I have been helping people who have had experiences with the Sasquatch for almost 10 years now. The following are some things I have found very helpful as I work with people.

You must accept the following:

·The Sasquatch is a REAL, living, breathing creature. It is a human hybrid.
·You did not imagine it, you were not hallucinating, it was not a dream.
·You are not crazy.
·This was not your fault; you did not cause this encounter.

Talking about the encounter with a person that you trust and supports you is an important first step in the process.

The odds of you having another encounter are extremely slim. It is not impossible, but not likely.

There is nothing to be afraid of concerning returning to your normal activities. The Sasquatch should be respected and since they dwell in the wild areas you should always take the proper precautions. This is no different than entering an area known for Mountain Lions and/or Bears. One understands they are there, one could have an encounter with them and one should be prepared for that possibility.

What are the “proper precautions”?

Never go into the field alone, this includes hiking, fishing, hunting, camping, etc. The odds of an encounter with a Sasquatch drop dramatically if there are more than one person.

If you must or prefer to go alone, get a personal GPS locator device to carry on your person at all time.

If you so inclined and the area that you frequent allows guns, then take a firearm with you.  The Sasquatch tend to avoid those who have a firearm.

Witness Sketches

Many times it is therapeutic to be able to have an accurate drawing of what you encountered. It gives the witness a tangible object that they can reference for themselves and to show others if they choose. Also the process of working with the artist to create the sketch, remembering details, watching the drawing take shape and move in to final completion can help tremendously if reconciling what was encountered with reality. A talented artist, Sybilla Irwin has donated her talents and her time to work with witnesses to create these sketches. Please see the Witness Sketch by Artist
page for more details.

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