Muscogee Woman Shares Lifelong Bigfoot Encounters and Gift Exchanges

So there's this fascinating interview that recently popped up on YouTube featuring Dani Henderson chatting with two incredible guests - Beverly Rhodes and a woman named Auana from the Muscogee Nation of Florida. And let me tell you, the Bigfoot content in this one is absolutely captivating. Auana has been having contact with what she calls a "small family" of these beings since she was just eight years old. We're talking about a male, a female, and their adolescent - a teenager now, according to Auana, who's apparently causing some mischief. These aren't your typical reported encounters though. Auana describes them as interdimensional beings who visit the swampy woods near her home, and she has a beautiful reciprocal relationship with them. She leaves offerings of food and gifts, and they leave things back - sometimes tribal artifacts that were lost or buried in the woods, appearing right on the path where she makes her offerings. One of the most interesting parts of the conversation is when Beverly brings up the term "Alawan" - a name she uses for these multi-dimensional beings that she says are super intelligent. Both women agree that calling them "skunk ape" is pretty disrespectful, especially when you consider how these beings respond to hunters who come into their territory with guns. Apparently, they release the most disgusting stenches to drive those folks away. Brilliant protection system, honestly. The discussion also touches on a Canadian researcher who had encounters with a clan of 17 physical Sasquatch near the Sasquatch River. He mentions grandmothers, different family units, and young ones - including one beautiful being whose name starts with K (something like Kufu or Catharu) who apparently arrives in a craft. This really reinforces the idea that these beings have ultra intelligence and multiple means of transport, including popping in and out of dimensions. But the real gem in this video is the tree knocking footage. Auana explains that the female Bigfoot - whom Beverly calls "Siscet" - communicates through knocking on trees. There's a specific energetic signature that's visible, described as a shimmery silvery and gold energy. The audio was enhanced so viewers could hear the knocking back and forth. There's also mention of a second clip from a previous broadcast where they were near Lake Bruce in Florida, and the beings were on an island watching them. One threw a rock that landed close to Beverly - and apparently she let out a cuss word, which Auana found hilarious because that's apparently a big deal. The younger one also threw an acorn still attached to a tree branch at Auana, hitting her right in the forehead from the edge of the woods. The playful nature of these interactions really stands out. When approached with the right intentions and energy, these beings aren't aggressive at all - they're actually quite playful and funny. They only show themselves to those they feel safe with and trust. Towards the end, the conversation shifts to the new terminology being thrown around in disclosure circles - "ultra being," "IHT," "ultradimensional," "intradimensional" - and how these new words seem designed to control and mind-control people into a new narrative. Auana keeps it simple though, calling them "star brothers and star sisters," a term that's been used for thousands of years. This is definitely worth checking out for anyone interested in the interdimensional aspects of Bigfoot research and the deep connections some Indigenous peoples have with these beings. The tree knocking footage alone makes it worth the watch.