Bigfoot Encounters: A Theory About Instances of Vertigo and “Zapping.”

By Dorraine Fisher

The great scientist Nikola Tesla said, “If you want to unlock the mysteries of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration. I know I’ve said this many times but I try to keep it in mind when I formulate any theory about anything these days.  Because I think he was trying to give us one of the most important pieces of information we as humans can ever receive. It might very well be the key to everything.

But what could it possibly have to do with bigfoot?

When I had my first bigfoot encounter back in 2013, I experienced what I would refer to as vertigo at that moment.  And when I became aware something was happening,  I wanted to go down a steep ravine ahead of me, but I decided my vertigo was too severe to allow me to be steady. So I stopped walking until I could steady myself. But throughout this entire encounter, I felt the sensation of very strong and strange energy. Almost like what I would describe as electromagnetic in nature.  But I never get vertigo normally. That was the first time in my life I ever experienced it. Why was my first experience with vertigo on the same day as my bigfoot encounter?  I’ve thought about it for years, studied the subjects of vertigo and the nature of energy, and formulated a theory. Just like Tesla said, it may very well be about energy, frequency, and vibration.

First, what is vertigo? If you look it up online, it’s described as disorientation or a feeling of being wobbly or off-balance. It can create symptoms of swaying, tilting, spinning, or being pushed or pulled in one direction. In more severe cases, it can cause nausea, vomiting, sweating, headache, abnormal or jerking eye movements, ringing in the ears or temporary hearing loss.

What I experienced were the milder symptoms: a feeling of being disoriented and pushed to one side. So, I decided at that moment not to try and navigate a steep trail. But in the case of the more severe symptoms that some witnesses report, like nausea, vomiting, sweating, headache, and the more debilitating symptoms, aren’t those also symptoms that many witnesses have referred to when they described being “zapped?” These witnesses claim to have been physically attacked (without being touched) by the immobilizing sensations of a sudden extreme and shocking sick feeling.

Symptoms of a bigfoot “zapping” do seem to match the most extreme symptoms of vertigo and would certainly stop someone dead in their tracks during an encounter with bigfoot. And that person experiencing those extreme symptoms would possibly feel like they had been “zapped.”

And I also theorize that the feeling during a bigfoot encounter that’s often spoken of by witnesses as a feeling of uneasiness, like feeling an overwhelming need to leave the scene could be a very mild symptom of the same affliction: vertigo. So, all these symptoms would have the same origin. They are all a result of the energy these witnesses encountered. Now, of course, I acknowledge that this feeling is attributed to the intuition or instinct of the witness. But let’s keep in mind that intuition and instinct are our natural responses to the energy we’re encountering and the frequency it holds. We naturally respond, either negatively or positively, to the frequency of everything and everyone we encounter without realizing that’s what we’re doing. And instinct and intuition are prime examples of this. But that’s another day’s topic.

As physicist Albert Einstein maintained throughout his career, everything is energy. And everything carries a vibrational frequency. And every living being ALSO carries a vibrational frequency, including us. And we attract things into our experience by matching their vibration. We don’t attract anything into our experience without our matching its vibration. But in contrast, if we are not a vibrational match to something or someone, we will feel repelled by them. Sometimes to the point of discomfort. Have you ever met someone and felt instantly like you didn’t like them or you just didn’t want to be near them? This is a result of the two of you having vast differences in vibration.

I personally believe that sasquatches hold a very high frequency. I believe they live and operate at a much higher vibration than we do. And any living thing that operates at a very high vibration can seem to have amazing abilities like Shaolin monks who meditate for long periods every day (an act that raises their vibration) doing amazing things like levitating or banging their bare heads into brick walls without ill-effects. They seem invincible. Almost magical at times. So many believe they are faking these abilities. But they are real. And these abilities could be attributed to their very high vibrations. This could also explain some of the claims people have made about bigfoot cloaking, disappearing into thin air, traveling inter-dimensionally, levitating, etc. But Shaolin monks may have been demonstrating to us what kind of power is possible for humans by our learning to keep a high vibration. But for now, we humans operate at a much lower vibration than we should. Which brings me back to the subject of vertigo.

Vertigo, broken down into simple terms,  is an experience of the movement of energy. The wobbly feeling and the feeling of being pushed to one side or the other indicate that there is an energy movement that’s taking place around you and it’s trying to move you or disorient you or even push you over.  And this energy that is in motion carries with it a frequency just like any type of energy does. And if you come into contact with an entity like bigfoot that might possibly carry a very high vibration, this wave of very high-vibrational energy could be shocking to some. Especially those who have a very low frequency. It could very well cause the sensation of vertigo. And for some, it could cause extreme reactions such as the symptoms described by those who claim to have been “zapped” during a bigfoot encounter. The extreme differences between the vibration of the creature and you could cause any reaction from a feeling of being repelled and wanting to get away to feeling faint and disoriented, all the way up to extreme violent illness.  

Of course, vertigo can be caused by inner ear problems such as inner ear infections or Meniere’s disease. But if you don’t usually have episodes of vertigo and you just happen to have one suddenly during an encounter with bigfoot, the energy emitted during that encounter could very well be the cause.  If your vertigo happens at other times, it’s time to see a doctor.

But an episode of vertigo during an encounter with bigfoot could easily be explained as exposure to extremely high-vibrational energy. This may be why different people are affected differently during an encounter and some aren’t affected adversely at all. Each witness carries a different vibration and would have a different level of tolerance for the energy they experience during an encounter.

Many researchers have theorized that bigfoot has the ability to utilize a type of infrasound that might deliberately or accidentally cause the phenomenon of vertigo and zapping. And I don’t refute that possibility, and I've written articles on the subject. I’m only offering a simpler and more basic alternative idea to the equation. All beings carry a vibrational frequency and we all respond to them in different ways depending on our own personal vibrations. It’s basic physics. And it revolves around what Tesla was trying to tell us all along.

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This Post By TCC Team Member Dorraine Fisher. Dorraine is a Professional Writer, photographer, a nature, wildlife and Bigfoot enthusiast who has written for many magazines. Dorraine conducts research, special interviews and more for The Crypto Crew. Get Dorraine's book The Bigfoot Research Journal

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