Questions are healthy depending on the answers you want to receive.

Those of us involved with the sasquatch/bigfoot phenom will know of the common questions everyone asks of us. It's interesting to notice that the one common question among all those who are avid enthusiasts, curious spectators and hard lined researchers we all want to know with out opinion and conjecture. We can almost hear those words of probing ' Yes, I know but what IS it? '

In answering this question most people do not take your answer as a definitive one. Don't get offended and don't be impatient. Most people who are in this are not in it for themselves, but are in it to find it; that answer that answers for themselves the ultimate question. The ultimate question has a personal answer that can only be found personally.  It is when this answer is discovered and can be backed up with other people's similar circumstance is the truth really known succinctly.  But the truth will always be somewhat slanted and jaded. That's because of what you in your heart and mind first accept as truth and as reality. The answers that follow have to line up with a preconceived belief in order for you to accept it in your heart. If you do not accept what you see against what you know against what you WANT the evidence to be, then you will always be chasing the truth without ever being able to find rest within the knowledge truth gives. That's why we have so many stories, so many truths, so many experiences that hardly line up with each other.

The value of what if?

When you read people's supernatural encounters of sasquatch, it is easy to dismiss these encounters and judge the person who makes such claims. It's far easier to believe that someone is a schizophrenic, or shows signs of manic behavior, is a drug addict, alcoholic or taking perscription meds than it is to allow yourself to wonder- what if.

What if people are having real supernatural encounters with sasquatch? What does that then imply?

I am not an alcoholic, drug addict, I do not suffer from any mental disease or defect, I do not have a history of taking perscription meds ( Except for asthma when I was a child, and the odd perscription of antibiotics) I do not take medication, over the counter or perscription. (Just for the record.)

The implications of every day ordinary healthy sane people seeing such a creature in such a way has huge implications and it is far easier to deny than to realize that we cannot possibly stand against or defend ourselves against such things.. This is why I have tried to delve into the science behind the workings of sasquatch.