This is a group for Mothman researchers, witnesses, and friends hosted by Andy Colvin, a West Virginia witness from 1966. Andy is an artist/photographer who has written 5 books on Mothman. Artist Colvin adopted an ethnographic approach to this research after he studied with likes of UT Austin professors Mark Goodman (documentary photographer), Louis Black (film scholar), and Steven Feld (famed anthropologist). The "new" ethnography involves mitigating the impact of the observer through subjective awareness. Colvin has personal experience with the Garuda of Buddhism, the angels of Christiandom, the Thunderbird of the NW Coast Indians, and the Katchina/Phoenix of the Pueblo Indians. He also studied with Marshall Univ. journalism professor Ralph Turner, who originally reported on Mothman, and with the brilliant scholar Linda Schele, who broke the Mayan code.

In this group we cover Mothman, UFOs, abductees, contactees, MIBs, the Garuda, Thunderbird, Sasquatch (particularly the flying interdimensional type), Freemasonary, Montauk, Crowley, Charles Manson, ESP, The Philadelphia Experiment, telepathy, precognitions, conspiracies, mind control, "What the Bleep?," and other technologies involving the physics of consciousness. Since Mothman may actually be an archetypal, shapeshifting deity involved in a process of synchronous information-sharing, the sky is really the limit.

Mothman seems to be able to leave clues about any part of the global crime octopus, or any part of your personal life. While other paranormal groups tend to either avoid conspiracy theory or go way overboard on it, we gently embrace it, acknowledging that there is indeed a real and ancient supernatural force impacting our reality. According to the sages, this force can unlock our human potential. Plus it is a great way to avoid global catastrophe.