Comments on: Giants On Earth

By: Reverend

Reverend — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 12:14:50 +0000

Oh, as an addendum to my previous comment I want to make sure it’s understood that I do not believe this one – 10′ human giants? Nah! I just want to know what the Cryptomundo’s know about this one and whether there was indeed anything based in real fact.

By: Reverend

Reverend — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 12:06:24 +0000

Does Loren’s book cover Si-Te-Cah / the Lovelock Giants? This happens to be my crypto-interest-of-the-month subject, as luck would have it. I have not managed to dig up too much info yet from what I would call objective sources (although I do struggle to think of any other crypto website with any cred whatsoever) and I cannot find anything on Cryptomundo on the Si-Te-Cah either.

What do the experts here know of this and the skeletons discovered in Lovelock, Nevada?

By: MSORRELL1964

MSORRELL1964 — Sun, 29 May 2011 02:00:19 +0000

I would like to say that anyone who has not read “TRUE GIANTS”, they are not wasting their money at all. This is an awesome perspective given from the authors, especially Mr. Coleman’s thoughts on the actual history of their existence. If you want to read a good book that gives you a step by step theory on how Giganto evolved over thousands of years. What shocked me the most is the evidence and opinions given that truly make you wonder if Giganto is still walking our earth this very day. If you want to know what I am talking about. BUY THE BOOK!

By: Loren Coleman

Loren Coleman — Sat, 28 May 2011 17:44:53 +0000

The cover may be personally experienced as “scary” to some. That is an important piece of information that goes to the psychological and perhaps ancient responses to True Giants of some humans.

Others find the image, variously, “beautiful,” “curious,” “powerful,” “intriguing,” and “realistic.”

As the books explains (see the extensive section on this image), the painting is by Bernard Heuvelmans’ former wife and lifelong artist friend, and depicts a 1989 sighting investigated by Heuvelmans. Needless to say, we found it “just right” for the deeper purposes and objectives of the book.

By: shownuff

shownuff — Sat, 28 May 2011 16:34:17 +0000

I was just curious as to why you guys chose that painting as your book cover? Just seems a scary to me. Is there a reason Mr. Coleman?