The Algonquin people, who once roamed the Laurentian Mountains of Quebec, spoke of a Mishiginebig, a giant water serpent with horns that ruled the realm of the dead.
The fascination people have with Bigfoot, giants, or sea monsters isn't a silly craving, it is a misplaced soul-yearning for a time when nature was still alive and untamed.
Years ago, human physiology was less dense, and our "atavistic clairvoyance"—a natural, semi-conscious ability to perceive the etheric and astral worlds—was still active.
