15-06-2015, 09:02
This thread is so great, I will have to reread the last couple of pages.
Besides my own weird experiences, I have personally heard amazing things from people that I know- family and friends. I even know a person with a documented "alien pregnancy!" I happen to know a few people with some mystical experiences or psychic abilities of several sorts. It is an amazing world we live in.
Assuming that any of those people really exist outside my own imagination and I, unknown to myself, have not just created other people and experiences for my own amusement or divertissement, I am 100% certain that there is more out there than we may be willing to acknowledge in the commonly accepted parameters of daily life. I can't remember a time when I didn't personally or vicariously experience or believe in some of the most weird stuff out there. The confusion I have now, is more inclined towards wondering what the point is in all the denial and secrecy, and of course, what all the weirdness means.
My good friend is 60, very soon. She told me that her grandmother saw a UFO and humanoid beings when she was a small child. Many people in her village saw it. I am not sure there were even aircraft back then!
Anyway, demonic/ Angelic/ alien stuff- I believe it may be just part of ordinary, albiet irregular, part of life. I used to think I was weird, but I have interacted with a lot of people and sometimes, even the most normal, boring, skeptical people will say things that just- just flabbergast me. Partly because there seems to be a constant something at work to convince us that all that stuff is a bunch of hooey. Sometimes, of course, I wonder if this is all just a dream. I was floored by (only the first and my favorite) "The Matrix." To me, this movie was both awesome and like a spiritual experience. It was like it spoke the words that I couldn't put into a sentence the right way! I had to remind myself that it was science-fiction, because although it is not most specifically what I think, it is part of my personality's outline.
Well! This is fantastic- this dialogue.
Besides my own weird experiences, I have personally heard amazing things from people that I know- family and friends. I even know a person with a documented "alien pregnancy!" I happen to know a few people with some mystical experiences or psychic abilities of several sorts. It is an amazing world we live in.
Assuming that any of those people really exist outside my own imagination and I, unknown to myself, have not just created other people and experiences for my own amusement or divertissement, I am 100% certain that there is more out there than we may be willing to acknowledge in the commonly accepted parameters of daily life. I can't remember a time when I didn't personally or vicariously experience or believe in some of the most weird stuff out there. The confusion I have now, is more inclined towards wondering what the point is in all the denial and secrecy, and of course, what all the weirdness means.
My good friend is 60, very soon. She told me that her grandmother saw a UFO and humanoid beings when she was a small child. Many people in her village saw it. I am not sure there were even aircraft back then!
Anyway, demonic/ Angelic/ alien stuff- I believe it may be just part of ordinary, albiet irregular, part of life. I used to think I was weird, but I have interacted with a lot of people and sometimes, even the most normal, boring, skeptical people will say things that just- just flabbergast me. Partly because there seems to be a constant something at work to convince us that all that stuff is a bunch of hooey. Sometimes, of course, I wonder if this is all just a dream. I was floored by (only the first and my favorite) "The Matrix." To me, this movie was both awesome and like a spiritual experience. It was like it spoke the words that I couldn't put into a sentence the right way! I had to remind myself that it was science-fiction, because although it is not most specifically what I think, it is part of my personality's outline.
Well! This is fantastic- this dialogue.