u/HeraldsOfLion

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For the past while I've been building something called the Order of the Lion's Bell.

It's ambitious, maybe ridiculously so.

The idea is to create an independent research society around anomalous experiences, psychical research, UAP, consciousness, folklore, strange historical cases, intelligence material and other subjects that tend to fall between established fields.

Think old independent research societies like the BSRA, the practical case work of groups like MUFON, and a little bit of the spirit of The X-Files. Im looking for Mulders

Not people who automatically believe everything strange. People who are willing to follow a lead because it is strange, interesting or unresolved.

We already have our own app and research system where we can build Case Files, preserve experience reports, collect books and documents, record claims and evidence, keep correspondence and eventually look for patterns across a growing database.

Infrastructure is in place, but the system is just the filing cabinet. What I actually want is a group of people using it together. Members are called Heralds, and I want them to have their own cases, research interests and areas of expertise.

We are also building our own journal, The Bell, where we can publish investigations, field reports, correspondence, archival discoveries, experiments and questions that other researchers may be able to help answer.

There is a chivalric and philosophical side to the Order as well, but at its heart it is about fellowship, responsibility for the work and preserving knowledge.

Because I think a lot of us are already doing this alone.

We're reading the weird books. Saving obscure PDFs. Finding something fascinating and having nobody around who cares enough to spend three hours investigating it with us. I'd like to turn that into a community.

If you've ever wanted your own strange little corner of the archive to investigate, message me or check the project through my profile 🔔

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For the past while I've been building something called the Order of the Lion's Bell.

It's ambitious, maybe ridiculously so.

The idea is to create an independent research society around anomalous experiences, psychical research, UAP, consciousness, folklore, strange historical cases, intelligence material and other subjects that tend to fall between established fields.

Think old independent research societies like the BSRA, the practical case work of groups like MUFON, and a little bit of the spirit of The X-Files. Im looking for Mulders

Not people who automatically believe everything strange. People who are willing to follow a lead because it is strange, interesting or unresolved.

We already have our own app and research system where we can build Case Files, preserve experience reports, collect books and documents, record claims and evidence, keep correspondence and eventually look for patterns across a growing database.

Infrastructure is in place, but the system is just the filing cabinet. What I actually want is a group of people using it together. Members are called Heralds, and I want them to have their own cases, research interests and areas of expertise.

We are also building our own journal, The Bell, where we can publish investigations, field reports, correspondence, archival discoveries, experiments and questions that other researchers may be able to help answer.

There is a chivalric and philosophical side to the Order as well, but at its heart it is about fellowship, responsibility for the work and preserving knowledge.

Because I think a lot of us are already doing this alone.

We're reading the weird books. Saving obscure PDFs. Finding something fascinating and having nobody around who cares enough to spend three hours investigating it with us. I'd like to turn that into a community.

If you've ever wanted your own strange little corner of the archive to investigate, message me or check the project through my profile 🔔

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For the past while I've been building something called the Order of the Lion's Bell.

It's ambitious, maybe ridiculously so.

The idea is to create an independent research society around anomalous experiences, psychical research, UAP, consciousness, folklore, strange historical cases, intelligence material and other subjects that tend to fall between established fields.

Why am I promoting here ? Because one of my main ideas is collecting experieneces and synchronicities of collective uncouncious. In hope of finding archetypal patterns.

Think old independent research societies like the BSRA, the practical case work of groups like MUFON, and a little bit of the spirit of The X-Files. Im looking for Mulders

Not people who automatically believe everything strange. People who are willing to follow a lead because it is strange, interesting or unresolved.

We already have our own app and research system where we can build Case Files, preserve experience reports, collect books and documents, record claims and evidence, keep correspondence and eventually look for patterns across a growing database.

Infrastructure is in place, but the system is just the filing cabinet. What I actually want is a group of people using it together. Members are called Heralds, and I want them to have their own cases, research interests and areas of expertise.

We are also building our own journal, The Bell, where we can publish investigations, field reports, correspondence, archival discoveries, experiments and questions that other researchers may be able to help answer.

There is a chivalric and philosophical side to the Order as well, but at its heart it is about fellowship, responsibility for the work and preserving knowledge.

Because I think a lot of us are already doing this alone.

We're reading the weird books. Saving obscure PDFs. Finding something fascinating and having nobody around who cares enough to spend three hours investigating it with us. I'd like to turn that into a community.

If you've ever wanted your own strange little corner of the archive to investigate, message me or check the project through my profile 🔔

Hii. I'm building an independent research society for anomalous phenomena, and I'm looking for people who actually want to investigate things with me

For the past while I've been building something called the Order of the Lion's Bell.

It's ambitious, maybe ridiculously so.

The idea is to create an independent research society around anomalous experiences, psychical research, UAP, consciousness, folklore, strange historical cases, intelligence material and other subjects that tend to fall between established fields.

Think old independent research societies like the BSRA, the practical case work of groups like MUFON, and a little bit of the spirit of The X-Files. Im looking for Mulders

Not people who automatically believe everything strange. People who are willing to follow a lead because it is strange, interesting or unresolved.

We already have our own app and research system where we can build Case Files, preserve experience reports, collect books and documents, record claims and evidence, keep correspondence and eventually look for patterns across a growing database.

But the system is just the filing cabinet.

What I actually want is a group of people using it together. Members are called Heralds, and I want them to have their own cases, research interests and areas of expertise.

We are also building our own journal, The Bell, where we can publish investigations, field reports, correspondence, archival discoveries, experiments and questions that other researchers may be able to help answer.

There is a chivalric and philosophical side to the Order as well, but at its heart it is about fellowship, responsibility for the work and preserving knowledge.

Because I think a lot of us are already doing this alone.

We're reading the weird books. Saving obscure PDFs. Finding something fascinating and having nobody around who cares enough to spend three hours investigating it with us. I'd like to turn that into a community.

The infrastructure is finally there. Now I need people to actually fill the files with me. If you've ever wanted your own strange little corner of the archive to investigate, message me or check the project through my profile 🔔

We are a small, independent fellowship and research initiative focused on the study of anomalous human experiences, consciousness, symbolism, and the boundaries of current understanding.

We are now expanding our environments with the goal of creating a broader network of contributors interested in documentation, investigation, discussion, and collaborative research.

Inspired by projects such as the Borderland Sciences Research Foundation (BSRF), psychical research societies, and MUFON-style reporting systems, we are developing **Bell Reports**: an independent archive dedicated to collecting, preserving, and examining reports of anomalous phenomena.

Our interests include:

• Dreams and precognitive experiences

• Synchronicities and meaningful coincidences

• UFO/UAP observations

• Apparitions and unexplained encounters

• Telepathy, ESP, and consciousness-related phenomena

• Meditation and altered states of awareness

• Folklore and historical accounts of anomalous experiences

• Symbolism, archetypes, and the collective unconscious

• Any experience that challenges conventional explanation

Our long-term goal is to build a community archive, publish essays and research, conduct small-scale studies, and create a journal of noteworthy reports, observations, and findings.

We are particularly interested in connecting with:

• Researchers and academics

• Philosophy and psychology students

• Writers and journalists

• Historians and folklorists

• Data analysts and archivists

• Experienced meditators and practitioners

• UFO investigators and field researchers

We hope to gradually involve individuals who are comfortable participating publicly and helping with outreach, interviewing, documentation, analysis, and discussion.

If these subjects resonate with you, or if you believe you can contribute knowledge, experience, or expertise, we would be interested in speaking with you.

C.S.O.

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I've seen countless discussions about synchronicities online, but most focus on individual experiences rather than long-term documentation.

I'm curious whether anyone here has ever kept a journal or database of synchronicities over an extended period of time.

For example:

Recording dates, locations, and circumstances

Noting recurring symbols, names, numbers, or themes

Tracking emotional state and major life events

Looking for patterns over months or years

I am currently creating an archive of anomalous experiences, including synchronicities, dreams, unusual coincidences, and related phenomena.

One idea we've been discussing is a collaborative synchronicity study where participants document experiences using a common format and compare patterns over time.

Hi everyone,

I’m part of a small independent effort called Bell Reports, which is focused on collecting and documenting unusual or hard to explain human experiences in a structured way, think dreams, synchronicities, and perception related phenomena.

The idea is to preserve reports in a consistent format so that patterns (if any exist) can be studied later. A lot of dream experiences get shared in fragments across forums or forgotten over time, so we’re trying to create a simple archive of them.

If you’re open to sharing, I’d be curious about:

*recurring dreams or recurring symbols

*dreams that felt unusually vivid or meaningful

*dreams that seemed to reflect real-life events or emotional shifts

*any patterns you’ve noticed over time

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If anyone wants to contribute directly to the archive, I can also share the submission format we’re using

Thanks to anyone willing to share their experiences

Dear r/Jung,

We are a small, independent research group formed as a fellowship of individuals with diverse backgrounds in parapsychology, ufology, occult studies, and related fields of inquiry.

We have existed for some time under various organizations as a strictly invitational circle. Now we are expanding beyond that original structure and opening our work to broader public contribution, with the intention of covering more ground in both documentation and real-world inquiry.

Inspired by organizations such as the Borderland Sciences Research Foundation (BSRF) and MUFON reporting systems, we are developing an independent archive and reporting network focused on the documentation and study of anomalous phenomena, called Bell Reports.

We are posting here specifically because many of the experiences reported to us overlap with subjects explored by Carl Jung. His work on synchronicity, dreams, symbolism, archetypes, and the collective unconscious remains one of the few serious frameworks that attempts to address experiences that are meaningful to the individual while often resisting straightforward causal explanation.

Jung observed that many people report meaningful coincidences, symbolic dreams, apparitions, visionary experiences, and moments that seem connected through meaning rather than through an obvious physical mechanism. Whether one interprets such events psychologically, philosophically, or metaphysically, they continue to occur and have a profound impact on those who experience them.

Of particular interest to us is the possibility that patterns may emerge across large collections of reports. Jung's concept of the collective unconscious suggests that certain symbols, themes, and archetypal motifs may appear independently across cultures and individuals. By preserving and comparing reports, we hope to create a resource that may be useful for future researchers interested in these questions.

We're interested in:

• UFO/UAP sightings

• Precognitive or unusual dreams

• Apparitions and unexplained encounters

• Telepathy or ESP claims

• Meditation-related experiences

• Synchronicities and anomalies

• Experiences related to the collective unconscious

• Any experience you found difficult to explain

Our goal is to explore questions surrounding the nature of reality, with a focus on information ontology and the role of consciousness in shaping perception and experience.

If you have had an experience you would be willing to document, we would be interested in hearing it. Likewise, if you are someone independently researching these topics and feel drawn to understanding them beyond surface-level explanations, you are welcome to reach out.

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Tldr:

We are systematically trying to study the kinds of experiences Jung was interested in on global scale.

Making an archive of: dreams

synchronic events

active imagination

trickster archetype

collective symbols

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**Goal of making a Digital Collective Uncouncious**

Submit a report:

heraldsofthelion.org/report

C.S.O.

Dear r/remoteViewing,

We are a small, independent research group formed as a fellowship of individuals with diverse backgrounds in parapsychology, ufology, occult studies, and related fields of inquiry.

We have existed for some time under various names as a strictly invitational circle, working quietly and independently.

Now we are expanding beyond that original structure and opening our work to broader public contribution, with the intention of covering more ground in both documentation and real world inquiry.

Inspired by organizations such as the Borderland Sciences Research Foundation (BSRF) and MUFON reporting systems, we are developing an independent archive and reporting network focused on the documentation and study of anomalous phenomena, called Bell Reports.

We're interested in:

• UFO/UAP sightings

• Precognitive or unusual dreams

• Apparitions and unexplained encounters

• Telepathy or ESP claims

• Meditation-related experiences

• Synchronicities and anomalies

• Any experience you found difficult to explain

Our goal is to explore questions surrounding the nature of reality, with a focus on information ontology and the role of consciousness in shaping perception and experience.

If you have had an experience you would be willing to document, we would be interested in hearing it. Likewise, if you are someone independently researching these topics and feel drawn to understanding them beyond surface level explanations, you are welcome to reach out.

Our website: heraldsofthelion.org

Sumbit a report heraldsofthelion.org/report

C.S.O.

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We are a small, independent research group formed as a fellowship of individuals with diverse backgrounds in parapsychology, ufology, occult studies, and related fields of inquiry.

We have existed for some time under various names as a strictly invitational circle, working quietly and independently.

Now we are expanding beyond that original structure and opening our work to broader public contribution, with the intention of covering more ground in both documentation and real world inquiry.

Inspired by organizations such as the Borderland Sciences Research Foundation (BSRF) and MUFON reporting systems, we are developing an independent archive and reporting network focused on the documentation and study of anomalous phenomena, called Bell Reports.

We're interested in:

• UFO/UAP sightings

• Precognitive or unusual dreams

• Apparitions and unexplained encounters

• Telepathy or ESP claims

• Meditation-related experiences

• Synchronicities and anomalies

• Any experience you found difficult to explain

Our goal is to explore questions surrounding the nature of reality, with a focus on information ontology and the role of consciousness in shaping perception and experience.

If you have had an experience you would be willing to document, we would be interested in hearing it. Likewise, if you are someone independently researching these topics and feel drawn to understanding them beyond surface level explanations, you are welcome to reach out.

C.S.O.