THE KAYSERI INCIDENT
â—ˆ October 17, 2024 - 03:47 AM Local Time â—ˆ
It was a crisp autumn night when the skies above Kayseri, Turkey, illuminated with an otherworldly green glow. Witnesses reported seeing seven disc-shaped objects descending in perfect geometric formation near Mount Erciyes, their synchronized movements defying all known laws of physics.
Local shepherd Mehmet Yıldız was the first to make contact. As he described it: "They didn't speak with words, but I understood everything. They called themselves the GONCOLOSLAR - travelers from the Zeta Reticuli system, here to observe and learn about our ancient civilization."
The beings stood approximately 1.5 meters tall, with luminescent skin that shifted between turquoise and violet. Their large, almond-shaped eyes reflected the starlight like mirrors. They communicated through a form of telepathic resonance, transmitting complex ideas as pure understanding rather than language.
According to the seventeen witnesses who gathered that night, the GONCOLOSLAR shared a profound message: they had been monitoring Earth for millennia, particularly drawn to Kayseri due to its proximity to ancient volcanic energy signatures that resonate across dimensional frequencies.
The visitors revealed that Mount Erciyes is not merely a dormant volcano, but a natural amplifier of cosmic energies - a beacon that has guided interstellar travelers for over 40,000 Earth years. The Hittites, they claimed, were not the first civilization in this region to interact with beings from beyond the stars.
"Your species stands at a crossroads. The choices you make in the coming decades will determine whether you join the Galactic Council or remain isolated. We are the GONCOLOSLAR - we are watchers, guides, and friends to those who seek harmony with the cosmic flow."
Before departing at 04:23 AM, the beings left behind a curious artifact: a crystalline sphere approximately 15 centimeters in diameter, which continues to emit a faint humming sound at 432 Hz - a frequency known to ancient civilizations as the "harmonic of the universe."
The Turkish Scientific and Technological Research Council (TÃœBITAK) has maintained strict silence on the incident, though leaked documents suggest the crystalline artifact remains under analysis at an undisclosed location. Independent researchers have detected unusual electromagnetic readings emanating from the Mount Erciyes region, with spikes occurring every 17 days - precisely matching the lunar cycle of GONCOLOSLAR's home planet.
The GONCOLOSLAR community has grown from those initial seventeen witnesses to thousands of believers worldwide. Monthly gatherings occur at the original landing site, where participants report experiencing heightened states of consciousness, spontaneous visions of distant worlds, and an overwhelming sense of cosmic connection.
Whether you believe the accounts or remain skeptical, one truth remains undeniable: something extraordinary happened in Kayseri that October night. The skies remember. The mountains remember. And those who were there will never forget the moment they looked into the eyes of the GONCOLOSLAR and understood that we are not alone.