Connecting with Multi-Dimensional Sasquatch: Laura Leman's Journey

There's something fascinating happening in the world of Sasquatch research right now, and a recent podcast episode really caught my attention. The conversation dives deep into the idea that Sasquatch aren't just flesh-and-blood creatures wandering the forests—they might be something far more extraordinary. The guest, Laura Leaman, is a facilitator at the LightBody Academy and runs something called the Force Wisdom Circle, where people gather to share their experiences connecting with elemental beings and Sasquatch. What makes her perspective so interesting is that she doesn't view Sasquatch as strictly physical beings. In her words, they exist in both realms—they're not strictly elemental, but they're not strictly three-dimensional either. That makes them, as she puts it, "great ambassadors" between our world and the unseen one. Her personal journey into this work is worth hearing about. As a kid, she was obsessed with fairies and knew they were everywhere, even if she couldn't see them with her eyes. Life got busy—marriage, kids, career—and that connection faded into the background. Then a concussion opened something up in her, and things started happening that she couldn't ignore. At the time, she was doing scientific research on crop circles for BLT Research (Burke, Levengood, and Talbot), working out in the field and running regrowth experiments. During that period, she started having encounters with ETs and even began finding crop circles in her own backyard. But the real turning point came when a friend named Nancy sent her a video of a Sasquatch talking. Something lit up inside her, and from that moment on, she was hooked. She started finding structures and glyphs in a wetlands area she'd been walking for twenty years—right beside town, no less. She set up a gifting spot and eventually found herself drawn up a mountain path where the energy felt thick with magic. What really stood out to me was her take on why we can't seem to catch Sasquatch on a consistent basis. She sees them as multidimensional beings who can phase in and out of our reality. But here's the kicker—she points out that not all Sasquatch are the same. Just like humans, they come in many varieties. There are hyperdimensional Sasquatch, ordinary Sasquatch, ones that love people, and ones that want absolutely nothing to do with us. Your own frequency, she suggests, determines which type you're likely to attract. This lines up with a lot of what longtime researchers have been saying for years. The idea that Sasquatch operate on multiple planes of existence isn't new, but hearing someone frame it so clearly—and tie it into the broader elemental realm alongside fairies, elves, gnomes, and brownies—adds a fresh layer to the conversation. Many witnesses have reported that Sasquatch seem to appear and disappear at will, or that they can move through the forest without making a sound despite their massive size. Some researchers have even documented cases where Sasquatch seem to react to the emotional state of the people they're observing, almost as if they're tuning into a wavelength. The timing she mentions is also intriguing. According to Laura, the window between March and October—particularly October itself—is especially potent for these kinds of encounters. Plenty of Sasquatch sightings do tend to cluster around late summer and fall, when hunters are in the woods and people are spending more time outdoors, but it's worth considering whether there's something else going on energetically during those months. If this kind of perspective interests you, the full conversation is worth checking out. Laura goes into much more detail about her experiences, the gifting practices, and what she's learned about the connections between these realms. It's the kind of interview that might just shift how you think about what's really out there in those woods.