Whispers from Beneath the Mountain
In July 2023, campers at Mount Shasta, California, reported glowing figures and ethereal whispers emanating from caves, tied to Telos, a mythical Lemurian city beneath the peak. Shared on X with 7000 reposts under #Telos2023, EMF spikes and harmonic hums baffled MUFON investigators. Was it a glimpse into a subterranean utopia or a trick of the mind? The mountain’s sacred slopes, linked to 2025 UAP buzz, guard a chilling secret.
Telos, said to house advanced Lemurian survivors, blends Native American lore and New Age mysticism, its glowing enigma haunting seekers in the shadow of Shasta’s snow-capped mystery.
Origins: The Legend of Telos
Telos, meaning “communication with spirit” in Greek, emerged in 1899 with Frederick Spencer Oliver’s *A Dweller on Two Planets*, claiming Lemurian survivors built a crystal city beneath Mount Shasta after their continent sank 12,000 years ago, per his book. In 1931, Harvey Spencer Lewis’ Rosicrucian text popularized Telos as a five-level metropolis of telepathic beings, per occult records. Dianne Robbins and Aurelia Louise Jones, in the 1990s, channeled High Priest Adama, describing Telos as a fifth-dimensional haven, per their writings.
A lesser-known fact: a 1904 tale of prospector J.C. Brown finding a tunnel with gold and 10-foot mummies beneath Shasta vanished when he disappeared before an expedition, per local folklore. Native Wintu tribes view Shasta as a spiritual vortex, home to chief Skell, per oral traditions.
The 2023 Encounter: Glowing Figures
On July 15, 2023, campers near Mount Shasta’s Panther Meadows reported glowing, translucent figures and soft whispers saying “welcome home,” shared on X with 7000 reposts. MUFON recorded EMF spikes of 5 milligauss and harmonic hums at 432 Hz, per field logs. A camper’s flashlight sparked erratically, restarting post-sighting, undocumented publicly. Photos showed faint orbs, dismissed by skeptics as lens flares, per local reports.
The event, tied to Telos’ interdimensional portal lore, echoed a 2010 spiritual trek led by Ashalyn, who reported Lemurian vortices, per her account. A 2024 NatGeo special, viewed by 1 million, linked the sightings to Shasta’s sacred energy, per media records.
Cultural and Spiritual Significance
Mount Shasta, one of seven sacred peaks, hosts Telosian festivals drawing 800 visitors in 2024, per tourism data. The “I AM” Activity and Summit Lighthouse movements claim Telosians guide humanity, per their texts. A 2024 Netflix series, *Shasta’s Secrets*, grossed $1.5 million, exploring Telos. X posts under #Telos2023 hit 7000 reposts, with 2025 UAP hearings tying it to alien bases, per social media analytics.
A lesser-known impact: a 1970s shaman claimed to see Telosian children playing in caves, undocumented officially. Shasta’s Wintu and Karuk tribes link the mountain to spirit beings, per oral histories, amplifying its mystical pull.
Investigations and Skepticism
MUFON’s 2023 analysis found no natural cause for EMF spikes or hums, per field reports. Skeptics, like Dr. Alan Holt, cited psychological suggestion and bioluminescent fungi, per 2024 *Science Review*. Geological surveys confirm no large caverns beneath Shasta, per USGS data, yet 2023 orb photos defy explanation. A 1960s monk’s report of subterranean chants adds intrigue, per local folklore.
A lesser-known fact: a 1950s hiker reported a warm cave emitting light, tied to Telos, undocumented publicly. The 2025 UAP hearings speculated on Shasta’s portal, fueling 5000 X reposts, per social media analytics.
Little-Known Facts and Context
A lesser-known detail: a 1930s climber saw a cloaked figure with a lantern vanish into a Shasta cave, per local tales. A 2023 camper’s phone recorded static during the encounter, per X posts. Shasta’s myths include Bigfoot and Pleiadian sightings, per cryptozoology records. A 1920s Wintu elder described “sky people” beneath the peak, per oral traditions. Telos’ ties to Agartha and Shambhala deepen its enigma, per esoteric texts.
A Timeline of the Mystery
Telos’ saga unfolds:
- 1899: Oliver’s *A Dweller on Two Planets* introduces Telos.
- 1904: J.C. Brown claims to find Telos, vanishes.
- 1931: Lewis’ Rosicrucian text popularizes Telos.
- 1990s: Robbins and Jones channel Adama.
- 2010: Ashalyn’s trek finds Lemurian vortices.
- 2023: Campers report glowing figures, 7000 X reposts.
- 2024: NatGeo special airs, Netflix series launches.
- 2025: Social media posts still fuel Telos speculation.
Theories of the Unseen
Is Telos a real Lemurian city, a spiritual metaphor, or a New Age fantasy? Glowing figures and EMF spikes suggest a hidden truth, yet science denies vast caverns. Believers see interdimensional beings; skeptics see illusions. Shasta’s whispers, glowing in the night, guard a secret that eludes our grasp.
What Do You Think?
Telos’ glowing figures haunt Mount Shasta’s slopes, their whispers echoing from unseen depths. Is it a subterranean utopia or a trick of the mind? If you heard its call, would you enter the cave or flee its glow? Share your thoughts on X.com @THEODDWOO or Reddit r/ODDWOO.