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madrid show on relevant radio hey welcome back to the patrick madrid show thanks listening. Now, as I told you, in the first hour, I've got a big stack of emails, and I want to do fair justice to that. So I'll continue reading them, so we won't do any phone calls this hour. Thanks for understanding. It may well be that one of your emails is in this stack. And if you want to send me an email, just go to relevant radio.com slash Patrick, where it says connect in the upper left. That's the link you clicked at, and then you can send me an email that comes right to me, and I look forward to reading yours. This one comes in from Loretta. She says, hello, Mr. Madrid. Well, Loretta, no need to be so formal. You can call me Patrick if you like.

Please don't think I'm nuts, she says, but a few years ago, after a summer storm, my sister and I saw a large wheel in the sky from about 2 to 4 a.m. It was a white light with bits of green with spokes just like a wheel, and it turned in a pattern. No neighbors saw it.

I called police, but there were no other reports. No one seemed to know what this could be.

I have searched online and found nothing except for Ezekiel from the Bible or even if it was a UFO.

I wondered what your thoughts would be on this, respectfully, Loretta.

Well, Loretta, thank you, first of all.

This is a fascinating topic to be sure, and I'll share with you in a moment what we read in Ezekiel chapter one about this wheel in the sky.

In fact, I think that's where Journey got the title of their song, Wheel in the Sky.

But it could have been a, it could have been a

phenomenon that you yourself saw, you and your sister. Obviously, if the two of you saw the same

thing is most likely not a kind of, what's the word I want? I mean, you probably were both not hallucinating the same thing.

You might have been seeing a natural phenomenon, something akin perhaps to the

northern lights, the Aurora Borealis.

I remember one time, in fact, I think it's the first time that I ever saw

that at my house in Ohio, where I live. At first, I wasn't sure what to make of it because I thought

at the time, and this is going back now maybe, I don't know, 25 years ago, I didn't think that

the Aurora Borealis could be seen that far south.

I knew it was visible in the northern climes and I had seen it a little bit up in Alaska on some

trips up to Alaska before. So I had seen the Aurora Borealis, nothing particularly dramatic,

but I had seen it before. So when I saw it in the sky at night in Ohio, I wasn't sure

what I was looking at. And I made a few phone calls. Hey, are you seeing the same thing? Go outside,

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