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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/slimongoose on 2024-06-20 03:02:33.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Snack_Daddy_Nick on 2024-06-20 01:28:29.

I posted this as a comment earlier but I just wonder if anyone else has thought along these lines.

"I had a random thought pop into my head over the weekend and I will share with you all.

I have seen so many reports, interviews, and documentaries, and have read plenty of documents too.

The thing that recently has stuck out is a comment that was made on how NHI view us as containers of souls and how humans are a cultivated species and that humanity has been reset 4 or 5 times in an effort to create something better.

Now, onto my thought.

If/when disclosure happens, I think 3 things are going to be made clear by the NHI:

  1. We were created by them from their DNA in an effort to continue their lineage as a species.
  2. There is no afterlife. Which really makes me think this is what President Carter was told that troubled him so much.
  3. They are going to reset humans as a species again because we have grown away from what we were created for.

Go ahead and torch me over this, I don't care, it's the internet. I just know that a lot of people have made comments and none of them have been super optimistic regarding disclosure."

I still want to know. I won't live my life any differently, I will love my wife and continue to be the best Dad that I can be to my kids.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/fritzrex_69 on 2024-06-20 01:22:33.

I’m a little confused about what people claim regarding human/alien hybrids “walking among us.” — wouldn’t it be obvious by the way they look that they aren’t merely human? — are they born somewhere other than earth to a human and an alien, then come here, aware that they are different? — is it more subtle, like some people have more alien ancestry than others and don’t even know it? — do allegedly abducted people report reproductive encounters?

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/NoMuddyFeet on 2024-06-20 01:42:52.

I have both books and they're really thorough and academic. The first thing I read along these lines was Gregory Little's book Grand Illusions: The Spectral Reality Underlying Sexual Ufo Abductions, Crashed Saucers, Afterlife Experiences, Sacred Ancietn Ritual Sites, & Other Enigmas way back in the 90s and that was a quick, fun, and interesting read at the time. But, Patrick Harpur's and George P. Hansen's books are more involved.

They're not all saying the exact same thing, either, so I don't mean to suggest they are. The only thing in common they are saying is really the idea that UFO and alien phenomena have an overlap with paranormal phenomena and are possibly the same thing. But, they're really analyzing this in detail, so these books are not the usual kind of vague stuff you hear on podcasts about paranormal UFOs and paranormal Bigfoot, etc.

I first heard about these 2 books Trickster and the Paranormal and Daimonic Reality from a podcast called Where Did The Road Go, so I'm going to link those episodes:

George P Hansen interview from 2012:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vM38ilurOqk

Patrick Harpur interview from 2013:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pOY2cD-urE

Patrick Harpur had never been interviewed before that interview, which is crazy.

A few years later, I was surprised and delighted to hear Gregory Little as a guest on the same podcast because I had been thinking about his Grand Illusions book the whole time I was listening to those interviews with Harpur and Hansen.

Gregory Little interview from 2022 about his new book:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmlNuikgxjQ

I think Hansen and Harpur interviews are probably more interesting to me because they're open-ended whereas Gregory Little's latest book is pushing his theory of everything and he seems way too confident about it, in my opinion. His theory hinges on an idea of plasma consciousness that really isn't as conclusive or proven as he seems to believe. Still, it was great to hear from him again after 30 years!

More interviews:

Here are some more interviews with Patrick Harpur: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=where+did+the+road+go+patrick+harpur

Here are some more interviews with George P. Hansen: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=george+p.+hansen

Here are some more interviews with Gregory Little: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Dr.+Gregory+L.+Little+%7C+Transdimensional+Plasma%2C+Origins+of+the+Gods%2C+Shamanism+%26+Spirit+Entities

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/HospitalBreakfast on 2024-06-20 00:18:28.

Dr. Kipping is great and truly unbiased.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/NedLuddIII on 2024-06-20 00:14:48.

We all like to imagine giant galactic empires, because that's in line with our own historic background. But consider that genetic modification is most likely a prerequisite of space travel. Your body gets really fucked up without gravity, and anyone who wants to spend an entire lifetime up there needs to be adapted for it, right? And if you can modify the organism for that, you can modify it to handle a lot of things, such that terraforming planets might not even be necessary because suddenly your species can live in a number of different conditions. So there's another consideration for the Fermi paradox: The aliens aren't here because they don't need to be. They've made themselves perfectly content with the resources that they have.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Key-Plan5228 on 2024-06-20 00:12:35.

https://youtu.be/7tScAyNaRdQ?si=r2n4YLHDUJQVSnmc

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/MadOblivion on 2024-06-20 00:08:38.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/AsRealAsItFeels on 2024-06-19 23:08:53.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/sunnymorninghere on 2024-06-19 19:51:36.

John Ramirez, former CIA, claims that the US gov has know of a human hybridization program since WW2.

Is it possible that those hybrids know they are hybrids or that they behave differently as they are hybrids and they are actively trying to exclude, minimize, control, abuse the humans that are not hybrid?

I’ve had interactions with people recently where they are not nice to me and without any apparent reason — strangers, acquaintances.. no reason why to be angry or have a negative reaction to me. Not everybody, just some people. And I do wonder if something is going on. Sure you can dismiss this, but if it resonates with you… let me know if you’ve had experiences like this..

What would be more somber than knowing they are aliens amongst us and we can’t tell who they are but they are against us. That would be total insanity, because how do you prove you’re not a hybrid.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Bjarki56 on 2024-06-19 19:46:46.

The question I have is do you believe them?

  1. Yes, no matter what they say, I will accept it as truth.
  2. Yes, I will believe them as long as it lines up mostly with my beliefs about these things. If it counters my beliefs, I will most likely not believe them.
  3. I will find it interesting, but will not necessarily believe them.

I think most people will go by number two; however, I think no matter what we should stick more closely to number three. It would be wisest.

Think about it. We will know essentially nothing about them except what they choose to reveal to us. There is no basis to trust anything they say and there will be very little way to probably confirm or deny what they say.

It will be like a religious revelation in itself. You will either choose to believe in their revelation of "truth" or not.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/irvmuller on 2024-06-19 18:21:41.

Very recently I’ve gotten into listening to Dan Burisch and have mixed feelings about him. There are times when I listen to him and think, “holy crap, this guy is a legit scientist and knows what he’s talking about.” Other times it feels like he might just be making things up. Either way, it’s at least interesting/entertaining to listen to him.

I do tend to be more on the skeptical side compared to others on here.

I want to know others’ opinions on here about him.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Deancrypt on 2024-06-19 16:52:41.

I found this mildly strange PDF on a Google search while searching for the Galactic Federation Of light

It's on the official NASA website

https://ntrs.nasa.gov/api/citations/19800014518/downloads/19800014518.pdf

It mentions the Federation . The majority is about the drake equation and possible alien races /supporting planets . I thought I would share it here

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Loose-Alternative-77 on 2024-06-19 16:33:27.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/378465275_The_Lore_of_Robert_Lazar_Addendum

Ok Riccardo C. Storti checked out and he’s a important scientist in various fields. The paper is still under peer review. Actually is seems His work is important for the advancement of the human species. Too many things fit together for Lazar.

The science seems to be correct now. How could he of gotten so much right? The scanner for the bones in hand. They had that scanner in the Area 51 complex. I’m pretty sure that it was only being used in two locations.

Yeah he may have not gone to MIT etc. but he made a rocket powered car. He got lucky most likely and the right person showed up the day he was in the paper. It said los alamos scientists in the paper.

You can tell from the video he knows what the fk he was talking about. It’s just over and dammit he knows to much about way that machine worked. Now we have Riccardo C. Storti putting real science behind his claims. It’s a lot to explain and it’s not that much to read. I mean the paper in the link.

I’m sure someone hasn’t seen this and might appreciate it.

Also in the movie Close encounters of the third kind it doesn’t mention any bone measuring of the hand. It’s not even the same machine. The machine he described Head points sticking up. Anyways check it out it was right about some stuff and aliens were here. Also they aren’t spirits and demons and shit like that. They come from goddamn zeta reticula most likely And drive spaceships that are invisible but not supernatural

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Happierbutwiser on 2024-06-19 15:31:48.

It's free on youtube. I'm pleasantly surprised by it. Lot of good clips of many of the big names in this field. I recommend it. It changed my opinion of Robert Bigelow for the better.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/blit_blit99 on 2024-06-19 15:10:07.

Excerpt from the book "The Andreasson Affair" about the Betty Andreasson UFO abductions in the 1960s thru the 1980s:

("Quazgaa" is the name of the grey-type alien who has Betty laying on a table aboard a UFO):

Later, at the June 4 session, it was decided to let Betty actually relive examination as a participant. We began at the point when Betty had been somehow swept off her feet into the air and slowly lowered onto the table.

“What are you going to do, Quazgaa?” she asked.

Just want to measure you for light,” Quazgaa said.

“That’s what you are going to do?

Just measure me for light?”

We are just going to measure you for light.”

(snip)

“You have not understood the word that you have,” Quazgaa told her.

“You’ve misunderstood some places.… There are spots there from it.… You are not completely filled with the light.

(snip)

In 1978, Betty and Bob heard a whirring sound above their house. Concurrently, both were lifted out of their bodies and, along with others, entered a huge round amphitheater-like enclosure. They were greeted by tall, robed human-looking entities. They found themselves on a high walkway that surrounded the enclosure. Bob was separated from Betty. He was told that he was not as spiritually advanced as Betty and was held to wait for her. During that time he received answers to many questions that he asked an alien who guarded him. Betty, on the other hand, was allowed to participate with a number of light beings in a fantastic procedure that changed her and them into balls of light and back to their light- being form.

(snip)

The craft returned to earth. Betty was placed back into the blue- glowing orb, which descended to the ground just outside the trailer. She entered and went to the bedroom where Bob was sleeping. She was shocked to the core when she saw her physical body in bed before she entered it. Betty had no idea how her physical body got back to the trailer while she was still in an OBE state of being.

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From the book The Source Field Investigations by David Wilcock:

The DNA Phantom Effect

Now I want to jump ahead in time to 1984, because this was the year our “addiction” to DNA was heavily challenged, if not defeated, by Dr. Peter Gariaev. Gariaev’s discovery also gave us a compelling hint that Gurwitsch’s mitogenetic radiation—the Source Field—may well be operating through our DNA. Furthermore, Gariaev’s discovery suggests that the complete genetic codes for an organism might not actually be found in the DNA molecule after all—at least not as their final location. When Gariaev put a sample of DNA in a tiny quartz container, zapped it with a mild laser, and then observed it with sensitive equipment that could detect even single photons of light, he found that the DNA acted like a light sponge. Somehow, the DNA molecule absorbed all the photons of light in the area, and actually stored them in a corkscrew-shaped spiral.7 This is very, very strange. The DNA apparently created a vortex of some sort that attracted the light, not unlike the idea of a black hole—but on a much, much smaller scale.

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Dr. Peter Gariaev’s DNA Phantom Effect proved that the DNA molecule captures and stores light. A mysterious force holds the light in the same place for up to 30 days after the DNA molecule itself has been removed from the area.

(snip)

Whatever was holding that light in place, it did not need the DNA molecule at all. It was something else. Something invisible. Something powerful enough to store and control visible light within the shape of the DNA molecule itself. The only rational, scientific explanation is that there has to be an energy field that is paired up with the DNA molecule—as if DNA has an energetic “duplicate.” This duplicate has the same shape as the physical molecule—but once we move the DNA, the duplicate still hangs around in the same spot the molecule was in before. It doesn’t need the DNA molecule to be there in order for it to keep on doing its job—storing visible light. Some force, perhaps akin to gravity, is holding the photons in place.

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The implications of this are mind-boggling. Obviously, in the case of a human body we have far more than one DNA molecule to consider—we have untold trillions of them, in a very highly structured arrangement. We have bone DNA, organ DNA, blood DNA, muscle DNA, tendon DNA, skin DNA, nervous-system DNA and brain DNA. So, just by a simple extension of Gariaev’s experiment, it is very likely that our entire body must have an energetic duplicate. This fits in perfectly with what Driesch, Gurwitsch, Burr and Becker all theorized and observed—there is an information field that tells our cells what to do, and where to do it. Once we add Gariaev’s discovery in, we find out that perhaps the most important thing the DNA molecule does is store light—both in our physical body and in our energetic duplicate body as well.

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However, it does fit in very nicely with what we’ve been calling the Source Field. On a microbiological level, it appears that we have an energetic duplicate. Our DNA is somehow interfacing with an energy field that has remained largely unknown to Western scientists, and which leaves behind a phantom that can easily be measured.

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It’s like a perfect hologram of your physical body—which is correct down to the tiniest cell.

(snip)

In 1907, as published in the American Medicine journal, Dr. Duncan MacDougall found that his patients suddenly lost a little over one ounce of weight directly after their physical death. In these studies, the patients were kept on beds within a metallic basin that would catch any bodily fluids. The air they exhaled from their lungs upon death did not weigh anywhere near one ounce—nonetheless, the weight loss remained consistent in every case.

In 1975, Dr. Hereward Carrington and associates found that the average person would lose two and a quarter ounces of weight while they were having an out-of-body experience. When they returned to the body, the missing mass immediately returned. It appears there is an “energetic” component of our bodies that may be withdrawing from each and every cell, and projecting to other locations— either at death, when remote viewing or when having an out-of-body experience.

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Edit: add link to "Body of Light" Wikipedia entry below.

Body of light - Wikipedia

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/sweetfruitloops on 2024-06-19 12:39:06.

I live in Oregon, and for some odd ass reason I feel distinctly that this encounter was not human, the moon, or simply another animal.

The first experience I will share happened a few nights ago, I looked up in the sky to what appeared to be a soft white glowing light, similar to the moon when a thin cloud is over it. However, it was sharply cut at the bottom in pitch black so I could only see the top part, and it was triangular. I asked my boyfriend what it was and he and I watched the light FADE ENTIRELY TO BLACK. I had just seen clouds in the sky so I knew it was no way a cloud hiding it. I am uncertain of time, but I believe around 1am.

Second recent experience, my boyfriend and I were walking our dogs just two nights ago, at 1am. We live near a small foresty area, and although we occasionally run into people, it’s only happened one time past 10pm. There are streetlights lighting up the parking lot, but the further in you get the darker it gets. My dogs were acting hyper and my boyfriend and I could hear LOUD rustling, as if something large was climbing a tree or walking. I asked him if he heard that, and he said yes. I stopped in my place and listened to hear for it again, but it stopped. I shined my flashlight in the direction I heard it, and I saw one small glowing reddish/orange light back at me, I had assumed to be a path reflector or a small animal. I had stated I saw what looked like a small animals eye shine back, but wasn’t sure. My boyfriend walked further in, and I walked in too but more hesitant. He was about 15 feet from me and to my 11(slight leftish)

When I shined my light back to that direction where the light came from before. There was now FOUR reddish, orangey gold eyes staring back. One was about my height or so it looked but would have been 50-100ft from me. (5’3) The other set of eyes was shorter, and smaller. I stared for a while, moving my light around to see if the light shifted as it would on reflectors. Nothing. I whispered out to my boyfriend “Babe, don’t go any further theres something out there i can see its eyes”

He started walking back and a deep male voice goes “Sorry about that” in response to what I said. I didn’t say anything back to them but for some reason I felt instantly safe. I shrugged it off at the time and told my bf “ok at least we know dogs are ok” But afterwards it just did not feel right. I got back home and remembered that human eyes do not glow in the dark. I could not see the silhouette or even shape of them. There eyes never once moved or blinked. My boyfriend was way closer to them and insists to have NEVER ONCE SEEN IT! But he did hear the guy!!!! I thought about it all night and it still makes no sense. What kind of response was that? Why did it go from one light to 4? It felt as if I was being mimicked. Looking at the forest again tonight and I should have been able to see them due to the street lights but I somehow couldnt.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Intelligent-Term-130 on 2024-06-19 06:44:26.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/D_bake on 2024-06-19 10:57:29.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Dmans99 on 2024-06-19 09:59:09.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/VolarRecords on 2024-06-19 09:04:06.

Catching up on the newest episode of Point of Convergence with ExoAcadamien/Darren King largely focused on the work of Whitley Strieber.

Strieber is largely known as perhaps the most popular figure in UFO lore, having penned the bestseller non-fiction book Communion, published in early 1987. It shook the minds of many in the US, including my own.

What I learned tonight on this episode is that Strieber was a fiction author before Communion. He penned the novel The Hunger, adapted into a film by Tony Scott in 1982, the novel Wolfen, adapted into a film in 1984, and the novel the Day After Tomorrow, adapted into a film by Roland Emmerich, also responsible for Stargate, Independence Day, 2012, etc. However corny, seminal popcorn films various notions of our past and future.

The Day After Tomorrow is about the collapse of the Atlantic current and the climate catastrophe that follows.

That's actually happening.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/09/climate/atlantic-circulation-collapse-weather-climate/index.html

Strieber is also part of the Hollywood Disclosure group alongside Shirley MacClaine, Michael Ian Black, Dave Foley, Linda Moulton Howe, and others.

https://deadline.com/2024/02/shirley-maclaine-whitley-strieber-michael-ian-black-hollywood-disclosure-alliance-1235837532/

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/dirtyhole2 on 2024-06-19 08:59:04.

What if the next step of the universe evolution is consciousness toying with physical matter after death.

So basically this universe was energy at start, then atomical, then chemical, then biological and now it has intelligent biologics. So the next wave of evolution is either artificial intelligence, which is something most people thought about, or hear me out, a consciousness evolution. Where simply the energy controlling our bodies learn how to survive or persist after death without being reset. And therefore is able to start accumulating knowledge and toy with the universe and create new things, wether they are biological or technological…

So the phenomenon could be an awakened spirit, that is toying with the world around it, creating weird creatures and tools, and basically exploring the universe.

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/Even-Jeweler6020 on 2024-06-19 03:58:10.
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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/RobleViejo on 2024-06-19 03:14:00.

Remember when the Aliens were going to land all over the world on July 18? I 'member

It was fun, everybody knew nothing was gonna happen but we all were hyped anyways

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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/MadOblivion on 2024-06-19 02:48:58.
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