Wormwood
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Have you guys ever dug into contactees/abductees and the information and quests they are given by their messengers? Whatever the Aliens agenda is, frequently, they give people the strangest obsessions and impressions. Oftentimes people are given the impression that they are to save the world in some bizarre way. And they follow this belief and quest until their dying day, often with a level of unmatchable obsession. Contactees are often told the most bizarre and outrageous things. Sadly, I don’t really know that we can trust these “downloads.” People taking everything the ETs, or whatever conscious beings which are projecting info into their heads, say at face value and as the whole truth is a really sloppy mistake given what we know about the deceptive nature of our messengers.
It seems when people have NDEs, they are (generally) given strong moral lessons and gain all sorts of wisdom which one can take at face value as probably true given the self evident nature of the message. I think roughly the exact opposite can be said of UFO contactees. They are driven to start strange cults and go on bizarre quests and develop the strangest ideas. I don’t trust these downloads at all. That doesn’t mean that there isn’t some truth in some of them, or that some of them aren’t all true, I just think it’s impossible to take at face and to know what to make of it. When people have these experiences, given these entities abilities to manipulate our consciousness in powerful ways, I think people might fall under the impression that the power of these messengers is obviously so great, that they must know what they’re talking about.
But what do we know about UFOs? Deception deception deception deception. Jacque Vallee wrote a book on the phenomenon called, “Messengers of Deception.” And it’s not just a nice sounding title. It echoes a key truth of the phenomenon. They’re full of shit!
It seems when people have NDEs, they are (generally) given strong moral lessons and gain all sorts of wisdom which one can take at face value as probably true given the self evident nature of the message. I think roughly the exact opposite can be said of UFO contactees. They are driven to start strange cults and go on bizarre quests and develop the strangest ideas. I don’t trust these downloads at all. That doesn’t mean that there isn’t some truth in some of them, or that some of them aren’t all true, I just think it’s impossible to take at face and to know what to make of it. When people have these experiences, given these entities abilities to manipulate our consciousness in powerful ways, I think people might fall under the impression that the power of these messengers is obviously so great, that they must know what they’re talking about.
But what do we know about UFOs? Deception deception deception deception. Jacque Vallee wrote a book on the phenomenon called, “Messengers of Deception.” And it’s not just a nice sounding title. It echoes a key truth of the phenomenon. They’re full of shit!
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