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AlienMind
The Verdants
How Aliens View Us
11-03-2005
If you get nothing else out of this book, please, remember the
following.
To extraterrestrials, who comprise the vast majority of intelligent
life in this universe, you are an alien. Humans are but one kind in
a huge catalogue of others. Some alien populations may have compiled
catalogues of millions of intelligent species, conceivably more. If
and when aliens begin (or began) to
electronically/electrogravitically copy other aliens’ catalogues of
the sort, the number of entries could increase exponentially.
Depending on the nature of the overlap between galaxies, there could
easily be catalogues of trillions of species, or more. In more
advanced circles, there could be a shared kind of Universal Report,
a complex news briefing that spans incredible distances and puts our
national broadcasts to shame. Rather than dwell upon the affairs of
one’s own small planet, such aliens could check on the science and
doings of other systems, ranging freely and diversely.
Aliens have specifically stated that faster-than-light
communications are a given among more advanced societies. Nearly
instantaneous capacities may be possible, as one native group of
Milky Way aliens reported, once electrogravity towers have been
installed and correlated to form a widespread network. Towers use
the iron core of a planet as a capacitor, which stores up and
releases charge (or electrogravity) without need for wires. There
may also be non-tower alternatives. *Thus far, no aliens have
reported the ability to “physically” travel great distances, i.e.
hundreds of light years, instantaneously.
The fastest published
report on the subject was logged by Los Angeles Times journalist
Phillip Krapf, who says that the Verdants, a group of
aliens with
whom he has interacted, can travel at a rate that is one million
times the speed of light, using what they call “flicker drive” (a
kind of electrogravity, apparently). Readers may be encouraged to
note that the aliens Krapf describes say that they’re only 229
million years more advanced, technologically, than are humans.
Older, more advanced alien populations may be much more capable.
Although, for fairly obvious reasons, most of the aliens reportedly
catalogued by human authorities stand upright and walk on two feet,
some look very different than a human. Brain appears to have
triumphed over brawn—in every case. Cranial capacity has been
expanded and body mass reduced, for ecological reasons. So,
generally speaking, technologically advanced aliens will likely have
large heads and relatively efficient bodies. Such appearances, along
with different skin colors and body heights can be startling to a
human, at least initially. On larger planets with heavy gravity,
stocky bodies may endure, i.e. Stefan Denaerde’s remarkable report
about Iarga—just 10 light years from Earth.
It helps to remember that we probably look as weird to them as they
do to us---with one minor exception. When they visit here, they
clearly know that our kind exists. They’ve studied humans and human
history. We’re an open book, as far as they’re concerned. Most of
our data, all of our books going to press and all of our electronic
communications can be lifted, using electrogravity, and recorded.
Think in terms of Moore’s law (new computers double their capacity
every 18-24 months). By now, aliens are able to store the sum total
of human electronic data, then file and correlate it compactly.
As other authors have suggested, we should be careful not to
generalize about all aliens. There is great diversity among
off-world life forms. Some may be notably more advanced than others,
yet humans (and aliens) must forever be studied and vigilant in
their assessment of any given world, or combination of worlds.
Aliens, too, can make mistakes.
As one might expect, time and time again, aliens have proven
vulnerable to psychological error. They make very human-seeming
errors. Some humans will be disappointed to learn about certain
off-world regimes that control their populations through fear and
other, more subtle kinds of intimidation. In some cases, rather than
being corrected over time, specious impulses have been cultivated,
if not institutionalized within a limited number of overgrown alien
populations—one of which (Verdants—from another galaxy) literally
describes itself as “colonizers.” However, in each case of the sort,
finer-minded independent civilizations grow up in surrounding
systems and offer a critique of such offenders. Clearly, humans can
choose to emulate a better strategy.
It helps to remember that, in some multi-galactic neighborhoods,
there may be a kind of bully, a population that’s both feared and
organized against—due to the given population’s excesses. Some
populations of the sort may have developed in relative isolation or
amid a heated galactic competition, a competition that, in the
bully’s case, results in a repressive bureaucracy—for defensive
reasons. Sadly to say, some such bureaucracies have reportedly
lingered, long after the perceived external threat abated. According
to various aliens’ reports, the end result can be a subtly disguised
bias against other species, a presumption of superiority; an epic
kind of wastefulness. What begins as a defensive mobilization ends
up as a self-serving apparatus intended to boost the given
population’s lifestyle above and beyond that of all local
competitors.
Sound familiar?
This puts the burden of correction on the surrounding populations,
who, in turn, must waste precious resources in a concerted attempt
to either ward off, or correct the burgeoning offender. Ultimately,
inter-galactic agreements must arise in order to do so, i.e. on a
galaxy supercluster level (thousands of galaxies). Even then, there
can be obstacles: hyper-advanced regimes on a larger scale that can
tend toward repression of individual sensitivities and seek to
control populations of lesser duration. Among the more aged aliens
in such regimes’ security services (some of whom can be thousands of
years old, if not more, hence extremely de-sensitized) the need to
control others can be destructive and rigidly compulsive in
character. We need to be careful with regimes that tend to run on
autopilot due to advanced, albeit subtly-mechanized idealizations of
thought. Sometimes, due to age and mind-numbing experiences, they
seem to run out of creative impulses and lapse into defensiveness,
coupled with reflexive observation.
Based upon what we now know, we can expect to see neighborhoods
that, at times, are stressed in ways that literally tax the human
imagination. For example, the Milky Way lies just along the outer
fringe of the Virgo supercluster of galaxies. Virgo contains about
2000 galaxies, compared to the 3 spiral galaxies (plus 14 smaller
irregulars and 17 yet smaller ellipticals) in the Milky Way’s local
group of galaxies. Smack in the middle of the Virgo supercluster
(not a large supercluster—as superclusters go) is the galaxy M-87
(click below image), a
giant elliptical galaxy containing about 1.3 trillion suns’ worth of
mass. The Milky Way is less than one-fifth as big, in comparison.
Over time, M-87 has apparently gobbled up smaller galaxies, causing
a bizarrely destructive “hyper-nova” explosion whenever M-87’s
massive central black hole swallowed a smaller galaxy’s central
black hole.
So, in the center of Virgo is a giant galaxy (M-87) that is both too
hot, and too dangerous to support all of the populations of the
galaxies that M-87 ate, so to speak. Surrounding galaxies would be
expected to accommodate a number of refugees, to share the burden
more widely. Also within Virgo, i.e. running along what is called
the Markarian Chain of galaxies (click
below image) are numerous other large ellipticals that would, by now, have required a similar cooperation.
As a result, we can reasonably predict that galaxy superclusters are:
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either intense war zones, which would be both undesirable and
ecologically unsustainable (hence considerably less likely over
time),
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or we can predict that they begin to organize into a greater
kind of commonality, which, although stressed at times, more
accurately reflects the larger universal ecology for one obvious
reason: most of the galaxies in our universe are found in galaxy superclusters.
Alien sources say that large-scale cooperation is the norm and that superclusters are carefully monitored as to ecological outcomes.
Given the prohibitive energy and environmental costs of war
involving advanced alien technologies, full-scale conflict is
reportedly rare. However, disputes can arise, which presumably
deepens the movement toward larger, collective alternatives and
legal arrangements.
In the end, the social prism through which humans view themselves
will affect
the way that humans both judge, and prepare to interact with
off-world populations.
But what about the more capable alien judgment of humans, in
return? If humans try to weaponize interstellar space in order leap
out and grab the planets of neighboring star systems, humans can
expect to either suffer their own internal contradictions, or
possibly perish prematurely due to elite-driven environmental
failures, some of which could involve the misuse of electrogravity.
In such a scenario, aliens would be less likely to advise on how to
use electrogravity correctly.
Further dangers lie in the submergence of a
US black budget regime
from public view. By pretending that it can play both good cop (by
interacting with aliens in an exclusively military-industrial
fashion), and, at the same time, play bad cop (by casually shooting
down numerous alien craft in order to scavenge them), it could
endanger our survival as a planet. When a relatively backward human
structure of the sort gets its hands on technology that alien
neighbors cannot trust will be used safely, a basic judgment is in
order: should the planet be gently revolutionized, or should it be
“allowed” to perish—before it becomes too dangerous? In later pages,
the topic will be discussed in specific detail, including direct
quotes by various aliens.
The main point to be conveyed at this juncture is that aliens are
fallible; they make mistakes. The fact will be denied by those who
insist that every interaction with off-world visitors is a spiritual
awakening, a cosmic kind of homecoming. I’ve argued with otherwise
intelligent adults who insist that those seemingly good “gray”
aliens don’t do harmful abductions, they don’t collude with black
budget elements in the USA, they aren’t part of an attempt to play
both sides of the human fence off of each other for their
federation’s political and resource purposes. I’ve debated one
well-educated researcher (R.B.) who, despite noting missing time
after which he found nasal implants and newly formed scoop marks in
his flesh (the result of an abduction), insists that gray-related
“federation” aliens have nothing to do with “harmful” abductions and
cattle mutilations. *He also said that because such aliens
manipulated our genes, they “own” us, in part, and have a right to
manipulate us.
Meanwhile, a growing number of qualified researchers, including the
late Dr. John Mack, professor of psychiatry at Harvard University,
concluded that such aliens appear to be engaged in some sort of
breeding program, an attempt to develop human-alien hybrids for
yet-unspecified reasons.
*The statements above aren’t intended to demonize grays. Personally,
I feel sympathy for them. The loss of their original home planet may
have occurred under circumstances that offer humans a vital lesson
in off-world political ecology.
Interactions Between Aliens
In order to understand how aliens think about other aliens, we need
to bump up the human model of physics, to move it beyond old,
pre-quantum notions of locally-defined “things” of a concrete sort.
In part, this requires a suspension of some posited (but not proven)
assumptions, such as Einstein’s speed of light limitation on
propagation. Aliens have both communicated and have demonstrated
that their equations don’t agree with the Einstein limit. One
explicit example is the pre-noted Elder alien’s suggestion that we
need to think more in term of thresholds that marginally ± (plus or
minus) exceed the speed of light, negative energy fluctuations that
are part of the “negative cycle” described by Elders (and touched
upon in Ford and Roman’s Jan. 2000 Scientific American article on
negative energy).
Other aliens have suggested that hyper-dynamics of
the sort form the basis for faster-than-light communications and
large-scale conventions regarding interactions between different
alien populations. So, for humans at the present time, Bearden’s
writings about electrogravity and *t (how electrogravity changes the
flow of time) provide a preliminary window on the science of
off-world populations—but are certainly not the last word on the
subject.
Since this book is primarily about alien (not human) thinking, the
reader should bear in mind that the education of young aliens is
different from that of a typical human. Certain advanced concepts
like negative energy cycles and non-whole social identity (views the
individual as but a fraction of larger social entities) are
apparently introduced early in an alien’s education. There’s an
obvious, healthy logic in doing so. Given the depth of character and
the highly refined sensitivities of most aliens that I, along with
others, have interacted with, I’m certain that aliens don’t
literally see themselves as mere enumerated fractions, of course.
Humans tend to err more in the externalized numerical direction,
i.e. in terms of what social scientists call “masturbatory” notions
of elite economy (demeaning behavior that both praises and clears
the way for a narrow elite’s economic/sexual opportunity). Humans
still propagate the gospel of self interest (separate,
whole-numbered identity), a Darwinian detachment that superficially
mirrors “the logic” of the animal world.
Aliens frequently ask how humans can do so without realizing that we
directly risk the survival of our only planet. Through greater
experience, aliens appear to have learned that a failure to plan and
control population and resources use can be oppressive, if not
fatal
to a planet. Who has ever read or heard about alien poor (in the
human sense), aliens who lack medical care and access to a good
education (functionally, although not necessarily politically)? Of
course, there are aliens poor in global resources, especially
biological resources, given that some alien planets have reportedly
“died,” due to reckless regimes and IFSP (Intergalactic Federation of
Sovereign Planets) - like interventions.
Please remember that aliens come from a variety of planets, some of
which are second (or later) generation---the place where aliens
moved after their old world and/or star effectively died. Some
aliens reportedly moved to “terra-formed” extra planets in order to
accommodate their expanded numbers. Others now live on fairly dry
“rocks” of a sort, smaller planets of brief habitability near
dangerously unstable stars. In some cases, aliens reportedly use
electrogravity to create a kind of magnetic field and contain an
atmosphere on what would otherwise be a lifeless planet. Preliminary
alien reports to humans who write on the subject indicate that we’re
extremely lucky to live on a biologically mature planet with lush
plant and (currently diminishing) animal life.
Again, aliens question why we don’t organize global conventions to
protect the remaining species that live here and preserve our planet
for “the longest possible” term, to quote one alien (who’s part of a
coalition that ties into the Milky Way). By failing to do so, we
risk disappointing aliens who might otherwise have been able to both
visit and study our ecosystem. Worse yet, there’s a fear among
aliens that if we do too much damage to our planet, humans may
become a traveling basket case, a homeless population that continues
to encroach on other peoples’ future possibilities.
Along with other
humans, I hear such statements at various intervals. The character
and context of such remarks vary, i.e. Verdant-gray “federation”
aliens from a distant galaxy (abductors reported by
Phillip Krapf
and numerous abductees, among others) who tend to rationalize their
manipulation of humankind in such terms, while some other, more
ecologically-correct aliens native to the Milky Way (and surrounding
entities) tend to remark with less presumption.
One basic reminder before we discuss inter-alien relations further:
For humans who begin to interact with aliens, discovery of a vast
off-world dynamic full of diversity and new technologies can be
humbling, if not confusing. Sometimes the discovery occurs after
subtle, seemingly inexplicable hints have appeared, previously.
Then, when it finally becomes clear that extraterrestrials do in
fact exist (they’re right in front of the beginner’s nose), the
implications pose a major challenge. Aliens are exquisitely aware of
this, and some (i.e. the colonials noted above) will try to take
advantage of the human neophyte by playing on religious themes or
the specter of some crazy human reaction to their presence.
Researcher David Jacobs notes that,
“during visualization procedures,
such aliens might show an abducteé a multitude of images: atomic
explosions, meteorites striking the Earth, the world cracking in
half, environmental degradation, ecological disaster, dead people
bathed in blood strewn about the landscape, and survivors begging
for help. Or the aliens might show abductees images of Jesus,
Mary
or other religious figures. These images have the effect of being so
vivid that abductees think the events ‘really happened’ or they
‘really saw’ the religious figure.”
(The Threat, p. 45)
Such
experiences arouse great fear, if not passive obedience to the
abductors’ agenda. Other messages may seek to limit reports to other
humans in order to buy the given aliens more time to work the larger
human-alien interaction in their favor.
In a larger sense, reports about first contact with aliens are vivid
and breathtaking. Interactions with aliens tend to revolutionize a
person’s thinking. Fantastic, otherworldly possibilities come to
mind, along with the awareness that humans aren’t alone. Contacteés
say that we can learn how to live more intelligently and peaceably,
like aliens do. Strange new ideas about extra dimensions and
faster-than-light physics may be communicated, as will ideas about
alien worlds and non-human social norms. In almost every case, it
soon becomes obvious that alien telepathy is a faster, better way of
communicating. Why?
The answer is easy. Language within the mind involves a detailed
information structure that branches out and interconnects like an
entire tree of meanings. A typical sentence or statement would
normally be like a single line upon a leaf. Meanwhile, telepathy
conveys a larger and finer, albeit shaded awareness of the entire
tree, replete with complex images relating to both past and future
implications.
Better yet, telepathy can reach down into the hyper-dimensional
structure of time
to convey a much broader sense of a subject. This is typically done
in flash-like bursts of information, although not in the sense of
visual bursts. Instead, aliens seem to have refined their slightly
darkened sense of inner vision, the extra dimensions of mind that
humans tend to ignore in favor of brighter visual imagery.
Abducteé Jim Sparks told Dr. John Mack about telepathy with an
alien. Mack introduces the subject, then quotes Sparks directly:
“One time an older-appearing, wrinkled being with a large head
‘looked into my eyes and communicated what seemed like over a
hundred thoughts… This was done in a split second, which included a
separate emotional reaction on my part. I responded in like speed
after each transferred statement. This was strange. The speed with
which the information was transmitted back and forth overloaded my
mind and body.’”
(Passport to the Cosmos, p. 90).
Alien telepathy folds meaning (and imagery) back into, and through
itself nearly instantaneously—so that a multiplicity of implications
are conveyed. Aliens say that the extra dimensions of negative
energy (and electrogravity) allow this to occur. It’s a finer, more
vivid kind of thought process and is actually easier than is the old
way of thinking.
In other words, through “negative energy” cycling, deeper,
highly-condensed (black hole-related) information capacities can
fluctuate into atomic or other depths that are “right there,” next
to you or inside of you. How are they “black hole-related?”
Structurally, right smack in the middle of, and shaping your entire
galaxy, plus at “both” ends of time are black holes, the most
non-local of non-local phenomena. Of course, a skeptic will say,
“Whoa, wait a minute! Black holes aren’t non-local! We see where
they are, contained and discrete.”
But black holes go beyond the
Einstein limit. Hawking’s discussions of negative energy show that
black holes are bizarrely non-local. They interact to shape the
entire universe. Indeed, one of Einstein’s mistakes may have been to
assume that there was but one, single kind of gravity. Meanwhile,
aliens directly state that there are different kinds of gravity, and
that black holes define a vital part of that “negative cycle”
discussed in previous pages. (Remember: normal energy curves and
moves OUT from atoms, but “negative” energy—like gravity—pulls
INWARD, and, at the same time, skips out across deep space
multi-directionally.)
So, in hyperspace, your past never really leaves; it cycles back
through you, to be accessed as you choose. In the case of outrageous
offenders, the past can cycle back through them whether they will
it, or not, owing to larger, social conditioning and extra
sentience. They can be seen through, in precise detail, by people
working for the common good, a higher kind of transparency.
Telepathy and remote sensing are sensitivities that human
contacteés
begin to learn right from the start, often without realizing it. To
help illustrate the practice, let’s discuss a closely related human
subject.
The new physics of mind is characterized by a kind of transparency,
a deeper connectedness within the quantum and/or negative-energy
vacuum. Russel Targ, a PhD in physics, tells audiences that during
the Cold War he and another famous physics PhD,
Hal Puthoff, trained
hundreds of CIA persons how to do
remote viewing (seeing distant
objects, seeing through solid containers, etc. using the mind, not
the eyes). Targ and Puthoff trained hundreds within the CIA. Common
sense suggests that the US government wouldn’t have paid two PhD’s
to train so many people if there were no scientific basis to the
procedure. Remote viewing has a demonstrable basis in the weird
physics of seemingly “empty” space.
Some of the remote viewing basics that Targ discusses have been
known for centuries. Again, Targ says that in order to do remote
viewing you need to be able to clear your mind, to make it
blank—like a dark, black screen. If you can’t do so, the objects and
images (or info) that you try to view remotely will not appear
correctly. Targ tells his audiences to be patient and take time.
Don’t use your rational, deliberate thought processes to deduce, or
guess; don’t analyze by process of elimination. Just allow the image
to come into your mind. It may be the first you “see;” it may be a
surprise to you.
There are other methods for remote sensing. Using the centuries-old
practice of
toh shi, Japanese people have seen through closed containers to
describe exactly what they contain. With practice, we, too, can do
so by using the electromagnetic (and presumably electrogravitic)
ability of the brain to essentially “taste” or read the atomic
signatures of any material that is hidden from view. This is a
basic, telepathy-like ability of any human, probably of many animals
also. Our rational editing process has obscured it, however. To
begin on toh shi, simply close your eyes and selectively “feel” an
array of different materials before you, one at a time, with the
electromagnetic focus/focii of your brain (the many brain contours
that can sculpt or focus different kinds of light waves, which are
common in your brain). The more relaxed, extremely low frequencies
(e.l.f) of the human brain can penetrate solid objects, hence they
probably form part of the basis for toh shi.
You don’t need to be born with the talent. You need merely sensitize
yourself to the process. You can start right now, if you wish, by
scanning materials (keeping your eyes closed) to practice your
brain’s feel of different materials. Each will have a signature
that’s something like a “taste,” so to speak, to your nerve
structure (a first impression, in this sense). Plastic “feels”
different than does wood, or metal, for example. The first time you
do it you may not notice how different each is, but on later tries
you may begin to get the knack.
In 1989, I had a summer job as a rice inspector for the state of
California. Having read about extra-sensory capacities previously, I
remember standing above a screen-like tray used to sift out certain
sizes of rice and thinking,
“What if I close my eyes when the screen
is almost completely empty? Will I be able to sense, with my brain,
if a single rice kernel remains?”
So, I tried—and was able to do so
repeatedly. I could tell exactly where the single remaining kernel
was.
Little did I know what I was onto, at the time. Later, after years
of interactions with aliens and after reading about related
phenomena, I happened upon a description about this ability. In
order to complete a writing project that mentions the practice, I
inquired of a Japanese professor and got a brief paragraph defining
it as “toh shi,” a widely-known traditional Japanese practice.
Later, I practiced with eyes closed—testing plastic, wood, glass and
metal for their different
“feels” to my nerve structure (not touching them physically). Within
a day or
two, I was easily identifying different materials with my eyes shut.
The simple electromagnetic differences of different elements could
explain toh shi, easily. The fact that extremely low frequency brain
waves (part of every human brain) can penetrate solids further
allows for the precise imaging of toh shi. In order to do so
correctly, you need to separate from your visual aspect---use only
your brain structure, the darkened inner, non-visual basics of your
brain/thought.
I knew I was getting the knack when I stopped by my mother-in-law’s
drawer (she was visiting us in San Francisco at the time) and tried
to “read” what was in the drawer. I sensed the exact objects in the
exact order that they were arrayed, which I verified upon opening
the drawer. I took it all in stride—so much more was going on in my
life at the time.
I’m certain that my brain is nothing special. You can probably do
this, but only if you try. Think in terms of electromagnetism (light
waves), if you prefer. The marginally faster-than-light aspects of
electrogravity are only an option—should you progress to that stage.
And, don’t worry, toh shi isn’t going to allow Bin Laden to get his
hands on nukes, nor will it allow humans to copy any and every alien
technology that they choose. A complex education is necessary to
understand nukes, and alien technologies are so advanced that they
involve millennia (if not millions of years) worth of various,
changing shifts in scientific thinking, plus materials sciences that
humans haven’t even dreamed of yet. Entire lives are spent in the
study of mere aspects of such technologies. Toh shi and remote
viewing aren’t going to upset the apple cart. If anything, it will
help humans become more honest so they can integrate within a larger
context more safely.
There are subtle ironies, of course. As Targ says, “The big secret
is that there are no secrets.” Aliens know this and further suggest
that this simple, basic fact helps to keep the entire universe
honest (with some limited exceptions). It allows for an ever-ready
check on the schemes and intentions of any offender. Aliens’
explanations and methods for remote sensing are slightly different
than the human version.
So, those humans who try to tell you that remote sensing capacities
are “a threat to human security” may have questionable motives for
doing so. Remember, they aren’t worried about remote viewers like
you lifting their weapons designs, which largely remain
indecipherable. The truth is, there are two basic groups who most
fear the use of remote sensing to “see” through walls and over large
distances.
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First, the most thoroughly corrupt, repeat offenders
among us fear that remote sensing will expose their crimes. It will
turn up the heat and betray them.
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And, secondly, remote sensing
allows humans to greatly advance their awareness of aliens. So, the
(minority) alien contingent that abducts humans in order to hijack
control of the human agenda fears remote sensing because it will
expose their crimes, too.
Finally, above all else, we should remember that there is already a
huge and highly refined cosmic (and earthly) community practicing
remote sensing skills, at present. Entry into any such awareness
involves a basic ecology of non-violent, non-invasive
considerations. Think in terms of a library or a museum, for
example, where peoples of all kinds mix without incident—every
single day. It’s a given that we can do so, if we simply remember
not to violate others in the process. Ask any child: it should be
fairly easy, shouldn’t it?
Alien Communities and Hyper-dynamics
The new science of negative energy (and electrogravity) points
toward a greatly increased, extra-dimensional information capacity
in the physics of everyday life. As one so-called “Elder” alien
reportedly told
Alec Newald (in his book Coevolution), an extra
dimension can be defined as “an oscillatory realm that is out of
phase with your own (that is, in another dimension).” Given that
aliens report that the brain can both manipulate and be sensitive to
negative energy dynamics (and electrogravity), alien telepathy
involves a fundamental kind of shift into the extra dimensions of
mind. This is but one irony of negative energy hyper-dynamics, and
it allows for new kinds of hyper-communities involving a variety of
awarenesses (relating to different kinds of interactions). There is
considerable diversity off-world, yet all of it is subtly
dimensioned within a finite universal ecology.
In short, aliens have conveyed that there are reasonable limits on
everyone and every kind within the universe. The message must be
important because aliens have stated it over and over again. The way
that it’s stated helps to illustrate different outlooks and
different strategies within different galactic neighborhoods. In our
own case, the Milky Way, presumably a fairly normal galaxy, has been
described by aliens as densely inhabited. This doesn’t mean that
aliens are camping on the asteroids in our system due to an overflow
in the nearest star systems. Instead, it suggests that many planets
that are suitable for life now hold advanced civilizations, some of
which have spread to other planets for reasons outlined on the
previous page,
To put it bluntly, there are no unknown frontiers, in the old human
sense of the word. All of our galaxy has been surveyed,
scientifically, and some has been left undisturbed for future
evolving life forms and for the later needs of responsible
populations. This last bit of info has been communicated by one
particular group of Milky Way aliens and by “hyperversals” (older,
more advanced aliens), in unmistakably graphic ways. One such alien
said that the largest single population in the Milky Way numbers
roughly “38 trillion” individuals. (If that seems large, wait until
you read about the so-called Verdants from a competing galaxy group,
plus so-called hyperversal aliens who reportedly exist in yet
greater, albeit more disperse numbers—see following sections)
In a
more universal sense, when we speak of alien hyper-community and
alien mind-form, we should remember that human “discovery” of the
extra dimensions of mind isn’t actually a discovery, at all. Such
phenomena pre-date humankind. Better yet, the human awareness of
such has been cultivated and deftly steered by aliens who have long
wanted to help us, in part to prevent our becoming a problem case.
I would be remiss if I didn’t describe the general flavor, the tenor
of alien remarks on the subject. When we speak of a universe of
hyper-condensed, collective identities—a higher kind of mindedness,
it should be obvious that, at present, all over the universe there
are highly refined cultural contexts for such interactions. One
useful metaphor is that of an opera house. For humans to dunder into
hyper-community crudely would be like a hermit’s drunken entrance
into a large, urban opera house—during a performance. To stumble in
and fire a pistol into the roof would be offensive, of course.
The analogy holds true for both travel and weapons in interstellar
space. Humans are lucky, in a sense. The universe and our galactic
neighborhood are now highly civilized. Most of us will be relieved
to know that orderly processes and highly advanced minds have
already prepared a context into which we currently emerge.
Non-violence and ecology are the main themes, apparently. Although
we are, in some ways, being prepared to prevent unwanted, unecological entries into our star system, no one “out there” wants
to dangerously weaponize the context. At present, humans are a
problem case, in that we’re trapped within a kind of nationalism, an
idealization of commerce that allows rampant poverty, plus
ecological and other crimes against humanity, when, instead, we
could easily convene global agreements to prevent such disasters, in
the first place.
To aliens, this is so obvious as to be mathematically explicit. The
nature of the problem suggests its solution. However, a new kind of
humility is called for (albeit not “new” at all, in a universal
sense). Official disclosure about the alien presence will cause the
public to question whether other worlds learned to moderate in order
to survive. With some exceptions, to be discussed later, aliens have
learned to see beyond their specious pretensions in order to make
their societies more equal. Aliens who fail to do so sometimes
render their planets uninhabitable. The grays and the Elders both
describe such an outcome in their histories. *The death of the gray
world is a lesson in population ecology, given that some aliens
specifically say it involved an aggressive colonial intervention (LA
Times journalist Phillip Krapf calls the colonials the Verdants—a
bizarrely oversized population from a distant galaxy 14 million
light years away).
Six decades after Roswell, we need to know more about our alien
neighbors. Cosmic citizenship will test old human notions because
universal citizenship poses a higher standard. It is all-inclusive.
Some may point their fingers and ask which aliens, where, and how?
Meanwhile, humans must think through the long-term implications of
human-alien interactions. Aliens have suggested that we’re
independently responsible to both investigate, and help plan out a
larger social context. We’ll certainly be helped in the process.
From the alien perspective, humans make violent, wasteful mistakes
that are avoidable. Alien observers have suggested that the only way
we’ll survive is to commit to a more global citizenship of laws and
decent principle. This doesn’t mean that nations would cease to
exist, or that basic freedoms need be compromised. According to
aliens, simple common sense should prevail—with some doing.
To humans who say that we should simply point our classist arrow in
a different direction and do a corrupted military-industrial version
of disclosure, i.e. aliens as the enemy, aliens say we need to be
more honest about life within a civilized universe. In a
mathematical sense, there are phenomenal capacities within honesty
that simply don’t exist otherwise. Honesty expands and connects
within the extra dimensions of mind and community, while corrupted
minds tend to collapse within themselves, due to singular defects of
character. They don’t connect, in a larger sense, because they’re
too self-absorbed and predatory. (This can be proven, in a
mathematical sense, as will be demonstrated with a “topological”
model of mind—to be discussed in a later chapter.)
As it is, human disparities and bad ecology seem unfair. Would
“nature” actually allow a self-indulgent human elite to spoil an
entire planet’s future?
It certainly would.
Part of the problem, of course, is that nature is often rationalized
in terms of animal impulses, when instead, we need to understand the
“nature of nature,” the finer, extra-dimensional implications of
more advanced science and survival strategies.
To argue the case for honesty, in a living topological sense, is not
to argue the case for naiveté. Epic extremes of corruption in
alien-related parts of the
US black budget structure were presaged
in Eisenhower’s warning about the “the military-industrial complex.”
As
Eisenhower
suggested, our greatest vulnerability is a
multi-national corporate regime in which anti-social lifestyles are
handed down from father to son, an arrangement that encourages the
destruction of natural resources. If left unchecked, such a regime
will ruin irreplaceable resources, then perhaps try to cut a deal
with the abducting federation, which would spell the end of basic
human freedoms.
Generally speaking, humans who interact with aliens sometimes feel
burdened by immersion into a mixed human-alien context. They may
feel put down when aliens mention subjects like:
After years of interactions of the
sort, however, I recall relatively few direct alien attempts to
demean humans in such terms. Nonetheless, differences between human
and alien societies can make both parties feel uncomfortable, at
times.
Among alien societies, genetic engineering is standard fare, for
obvious reasons. It results in longer lives, higher intelligence and
the ability to withstand high-energy fields during faster-than-light electrogravity travel. Factions of the US black budget structure
know this, of course. Greg Ventner, former head of Celera, the
company that published a preliminary human genetic code several
years ago, spent some $13 million investigating a pink bacteria that
can withstand 1300 times more radiation exposure than can humans.
Black budget profiteers may want to insert the gene into humans,
much as a gene for greenish fluorescence was inserted into a monkey
that glowed in the dark, afterward.
Different alien populations have reportedly experimented with
hybridization of the human genetic structure. Hundreds, if not
thousands of humans have reported an aggressive gray (and affiliated
alien) program of the sort. For example, instead of a thin,
large-headed gray with big almond-shaped eyes, a human-gray hybrid
may have bigger muscles and joints. When such hybrids are bred to a
second or third generation with normal humans, the “late-stage
hybrid” can often pass for a normal human (yet still have gray
capabilities). David Jacobs’ book The Threat discusses this in
detail.
Other, non-colonizing aliens can be expected to have engineered
human-alien hybrids, plus mixed versions of both themselves and
other aliens. This is done to explore human gene expression and to
create filter populations for use as intermediaries during
interaction with humans. In some cases, hybrids may be used to
deceive humans into thinking that the hybrids are controlled by a
third population, in order to obscure political manipulations by the
first alien population. In other cases, human-alien hybrids are used
to make humans think they are telepathically communicating with a
human (because hybrid telepathy can be more rough-edged than that of
a normal alien).
In a larger sense, hybrids appear to be test cases for interactions
between different alien populations. In some cases, i.e. the Verdant
alignment, hybrids are reportedly used to directly infiltrate and
gain effective control over a lesser population.
The story of the Verdant-gray alignment is controversial in that it
touches upon a number of different human experiences. Some humans,
known as “the positives,” see the Verdant-gray intervention here as
a benign coming-of-age process that introduces humans to alien
civilization. Other observers suggest that there are negative
aspects to Verdant-gray designs on this planet.
For example, native Milky Way (and affiliated) aliens have warned
about the incursion, here, of Verdants and their lesser gray
conscripts from a distant galaxy. Such reports are corroborated, in
part, by numerous human abductees. In Jim Marrs’ book,
Alien Agenda,
a group of professionally-trained remote viewers quote aliens from a
Milky Way coalition as saying that the current (Verdant-gray)
intervention violates larger norms by scheming to “directly own and
control” this planet, presumably through a breeding and infiltration
program.
According to well-developed reports by humans who claim to have
interacted with aliens, collective constraints of different sorts
exist both within, and between, different alien populations. In the
only report of its kind,
Marshall Vian Summers quotes an independent
alliance of aliens who talk about the political and economic context
in the roughly 5000 stars nearest our planet. Since it is the
first-ever report on the subject, excerpts are noted below. If
accurate, it may be the first political synopsis of our region in
this galaxy.
The aliens quoted by Summers’ below say that their
worlds were taken over by external trading collectives, which cost
them their basic freedom. Freedom was regained through the expulsion
of the occupiers.
“The region in which you live, which encompasses, by your reckoning,
a very vast area, contains approximately five thousand stars…. In
this region, there are some important rules of conduct. You have
small empires, some of which you would call dictatorships and some
of which are more democratic in nature. You have collectives, which
are quite powerful but limited in certain areas of their influence.
Yet within this region, all areas that are connected by main
thoroughfares of trade are ruled by codes and councils. This is to
provide safety and security and to assure that violence does not
erupt and grow into all-out warfare. Disputes occur frequently and
are handled either through negotiations or through legal procedures.
“However, these governing bodies only oversee trade routes,
primarily. And they are supported by organizations of states that
belong to them for their own mutual benefit and security. Some of
these organizations are stronger than others. Yet where you have
larger competing powers, the rules of conduct are taken quite
seriously and are enforced quite seriously.
“In the region in which your world exists,
Collectives are not
allowed to have armies or military forces. They are allowed to have
security forces, however, for their own defense…. Collectives, which
we would like to take time to describe now, are not military powers.
They are economic powers. Their focus is on trade, resource
acquisition and building their alliance among worlds such as your
own.
“There are many Collectives functioning in the region in which your
world exists. Some of these Collectives are centered within this
region. Some have centers elsewhere and have major satellite
establishments here…. Because we are talking about many
(governments) within a region, many of which have their own military
establishments, the Collectives must abide by certain rules of
conduct or face very grave consequences. Being without significant
weaponry of their own, they must utilize negotiations, diplomacy and
influence as their primary means of accomplishment. Those who really
control the Collectives…. are biological entities, (but) their
biological codes, their training, their upbringing and their genetic
focus have given them very little individuality and individual
abilities of reasoning and discernment….
“Yet Collectives are inherently weak because they are not built upon
what we call ‘Knowledge’ …. This means that their defenses can be
penetrated, their secrets can be uncovered, their activities can be
revealed and their deceptions can be comprehended by those who are
strong with Knowledge and who are free to see, to know and to act….
Collectives… may encompass hundreds of worlds and planetary
establishments and exist across vast regions of space.
“Fundamentally, a Collective is different from an empire in that it
has no source home planet. It is a group of planets that are
dissimilar which have joined together, usually through conquest and
persuasion, and have become a formidable economic force…. We know
that they are (racially) diverse and that they manage their
diversity with a strict code of ethics and a hierarchical control
that you would find totally oppressive….
“There is no one empire or Collective in the Universe that is
predominant….
“There is little or no awareness of the realities of life, commerce
and manipulation
in the Universe among your people, even among your governments and
leaders.
“Part of the inducement of the Intervention is to discourage those
who are aware of its real nature. In other words, for those
individuals who become aware of the Intervention, the focus of the
visitors then will be to demoralize and to discourage them, to make
them feel weak, helpless and impotent in its face….
“In our worlds, emissaries were sent to advise us of the impending
danger that we faced from the infiltration of foreign powers into
our worlds….”
The aliens intervening on your planet “consider you to be a
biological resource, part of a network of resources that exists in
this world. In this, they view you much the same way that you view
domesticated animals that you use as a resource…. What you do not
understand is that each year thousands of people are taken and not
returned to the world. These people are not simply conditioned. They
are kept. Some of them perish in captivity. Some of them do not
survive the process of their capturing.”
“The advent of nuclear weapons in your world triggered
the
Intervention to go into its mature phase, for they realize that
should you become stronger and have greater technological power,
then the Intervention would be more difficult to achieve. They would
have you believe that they are intervening to save you from your own
self-destruction, but really they are seeking to intervene before
the situation becomes too difficult.”
“What you think of as the
human soul, the spirit of humanity, is not
valued by the Intervention. This violation is so complete and so
thorough, (that) it is occurring already in all of its
manifestations…. Many of their ‘specimens,’ as they refer to you,
have either perished or had to be used for other reasons…. What we
are speaking of here is the most hidden and secret part of their
agenda, the part that they will never reveal to you willingly, the
part that you may never see without great assistance…. They sell
biological products on what you would call a ‘black market’ in the
Universe.
(The Allies of Humanity, book 2, p. 17-72)
*Note: the discussion of trading collectives above doesn’t say that
independent worlds and interactions haven’t evolved beyond extremes
of rich vs. poor. In that regard, planet Earth appears to be most
backward.
Summers’ two books on the subject are unusually direct, yet they
discuss aspects of human-alien relations found in no other public
report, to date. Whether or not one agrees with the authors’
conclusions, Summers’ books raise important issues that will likely
be discussed on this planet for centuries.
So, which aliens do most of the abductions, here, on this planet? As
Pulitzer Prize-sharing journalist
Phillip Krapf reports, the
so-called “Verdants” appear to dominate the gray aliens, who are the
most well known abductors of humans. Krapf’s story may be important
for reasons that should be obvious shortly.
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