A Giant Rock, UFOs And The Integratron Of Healing In Mojave Desert, California.

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Every little thing has a story behind it and The Giant Rock is a story teller time after time, beginning from Spacecraft, UFO, Integratron, to a spiritual ceremony for years by Native Indian and nowadays people visiting for Dune Buggy ride and camping to see the milky way at night.

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Broken piece of Giant Rock.

The Two Legends Of Giant Rock

During World War II, Critzer’s German, an immigrant from Germany bought the land from native Indian and dug the dirt under the Giant Rock to shelter himself. Unfortunately he died with unknown causes as he was accused as a German spy, although it turned out he wasn't a spy at all. He was just a miner and loved everything about radio.

George Van Tassel is a friend's of Critzer who took over the Giant Rock, he held the biggest history of Giant Rock by delivering us an interesting story about UFOs, alien and spacecraft.

In 1952, Van Tassel held Giant Rock Spacecraft Conventions as he drew a lot of attention to UFO believers,. He claimed an alien he met assisted him to slow his age by charging the human body using a rejuvenation machine that later he built called"The Integratron" to collect 50,000 volts of electricity. Although the machine was never finished and he died from a heart attack.

Find out more about the Giant Rock history https://mojaveproject.org/dispatches-item/giant-rock-space-people-and-the-integratron/

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In the middle of the rock was actually the door to get into the under ground house, I bet they destroyed it to avoid visitors to get in since the park is unattended.

Integratron Sound Bath

The Integratron itself now privately belong to Three Sisters, they spent some time to restore and now they turn the dome into a Sound Bath as Sonic Healing by using multi wave-sound and singing crystal bowls. You also can buy crystal rocks at their store next to the dome.

Check out Sound Bath at their website, https://www.integratron.com/sound-bath/

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A place to relax right by the dome.

Some Pictures From Giant Rock

There is no surprise the beauty the desert gives us different observation about nature, especially the place like Giant Rock with the most enchanting story.
Even though there is not much to explore over there but if you love Dune Buggy, that's definitely the right place for you. People will pack their tent or mobile home to camp for some fun, such as dirt bike, dune buggies or see the perfect sky at night.

On the way you will see the Integratron Dome first then drive in to the dirt road for about 15 minutes before you get to the Giant Rock.

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Picture below is my son and my husband, what a lovely image of love. Their relationship seems to more bond to each other although his autism thing is always the biggest problem.
Well, I wish his autism will heal or at least will ease his personality in the future.

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Thank you for visiting my blog,
@lugina.

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Regard,
lugina.

Hi @lugina
Thank you for sharing photos from Mojave Desert, California.

I'm always fascinated by UFOs and I probably watch way too many documentaries on TV, but I love it

Thank you for passing by @xpilar, it's my honor to have you in my post.
So my husband, he never skip to watch anything about it.
Regards,
lugina.

How have you been? Hopefully all is well your way. Ive noticed you haven't been around much lately. Just saying hello.

Hi @intrepidthinker, thank you for passed by.

I've been doing well but bit busy, too many outdoor projects n we have to finish up before October since the weather will be colder.
have a great weekend,
Regards.

Wow! It is a rock big as hell! I would rather see it without all that graffiti, but still - it's very impressive and definitely worth visiting.

You have mentioned the night sky. I can imagine it's wonderful too. The clearest sky I have ever seen was during the trip to Atacama Desert. I can imagine it's something equally nice, but slightly different as the sky visible in northern hemisphere varies from one that can be observed on the south...

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