(CS) “NOrion” Conspiracy Sector Black Glossy Mug

Description

The photo on this mug was one that Christopher Jacobs took in Sedona, AZ back in mid 2009 at the base of Thunder Mountain. The story goes that after him and his family spotted several UFOs, signaling them with a flashlight, the UFOs signaled back. After this, Christopher was compelled to take a few photos of the nearby desert, and upon immediate inspection of the photos, this photo, depicting 4 distinct alien figures, 2 Insectoids, guards flanking the 2 grays (outer left and right), and 2 grays, middle of photo and just right of the center alien. Who has a VERY pissed off expression on his face. The bright green glowing profile of a gray alien head can be seen. This version of the photo has only been brightened slightly so that the aliens figures can be seen easier. For aliens that were only just communicating moments before this photo was taken, they sure were surprised and pissed that it was. Over the years, we have gotten a bit of blowback for this. Christopher even has a creepy nightmare that night as his head hit the pillow of a blonde-haired Orion Nordic with vampire fangs and and angry slitted eyed expression, it bit him in the dream, and two months later, was his accident and subsequent NDE. Not that this image is cursed, quite the opposite. An interesting moment in time frozen transformed into this mug. The term #NOrion was coined on 11-26-2023 to commemorate this warding of ANY and ALL Orion influences. Sending a powerful message to Humanity as to who the true enemy invaders of this system were and still are.

This cupboard essential is sturdy, sleek, and perfect for your morning java or afternoon tea.

• Ceramic
• 11oz mug dimensions: height – 3.85″ (9.8 cm), diameter – 3.35″ (8.5 cm)
• 15oz mug dimensions: height – 4.7″ (12 cm), diameter 3.35″ (8.5 cm)
• Glossy finish
• NOT dishwasher or microwave safe
• Hand-wash only

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!