Generally Overlooked (but Critical Clues) about "UFOs" - Part I

Well to get this thread back on track; I'd like to ask a survey question to anyone who has experienced a high strangeness UFO or other "paranormal sighting" (to include cryptids, etc): What was your emotional state, for several hours preceding the experience? Calm? Agitated? Afraid? Excited? Other? Now I'm not talking about your emotional state during the weirdness...that is presumed to be funky. Thanks

I've had several very strange experiences. One happened so long ago I can't remember how I felt afterwards. Actually, I remember desperately trying to gather physical evidence with my mother. There was a neutral, excited giddiness if that makes sense - neither fearful nor happy, maybe blown away by what happened? The event was a VERY close-up UFO sighting and probably an "abduction" which I only have one short memory of.

I don't know if this one counts, but I used to get very weird phone calls for a while as a child, only when I was home alone. The "voices" would absolutely terrify me and leave me terrified until my parents came home. Another time, I ran into some grey-type fellers and was in a state of awe and fascination until they noticed me. I got scared but fought instead of running. Again, the next day I felt more of a giddiness over the real-ness of the event.

Yet another incident elicited fascination until I thought I might've been dying. Nothing remotely dark or threatening happened, I just really thought I might've been having a stroke or something. Afterwards, I was perplexed. I've decoded the meaning of this particular event over the past few years.

Last one. I was doing some body-work exercise and exorcised some critter attached to my left shoulder. It appeared to me as a short, solid black shadow-type figure peeking around a corner. Being the bad-ass wizard I am, I kicked his arse back to whence it came and felt pretty damn good afterwards.

a reply to: ultimafule

Thanks for responding..but as i indicated im intetested in emotional states PRIOR to anything unusual happening.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Aroused. And I bet you know why, your old friend Kundalini doesn't have to be forced into happening if you're prone to it, it just starts.
And I bet you also know that's not meant to write it off as just psychological.
What if it is an event to widen the horizon of empathy, sensual perception of the environment?
And part of growing up, some are milder affected, others stimulate it, or got naturally hit hard and it indeed makes you look behind the curtain, see something there, but you're not supposed to see.

a reply to: Peeple

It opens the door to trickster space.

"Kundalini" is not the end, it is *a* beginning.

Kev

a reply to: Peeple

It opens the door to trickster space.

"Kundalini" is not the end, it is *a* beginning.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Just so you know, I take this as a yes.

a reply to: Peeple

I consider myself an expert on the topic.
Of course that means i disagree with 95% that has ever been taught or written on the topic.

Imho most of human life is based on deception; so genuine knowledge is hard to come by. It takes insane dedication to achieve.

In general i don't like to discuss Kundalini due to all the misinformation and heated rhetoric.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Haha, the big badass bear roars from the cave. But riddle for you:

Who else could clear up the misinformation in a fashion that suits you and lives up to your standards, if not you?

a reply to: Peeple

I'm not a big badass bear.

The problem is that everyone picks their favorite delusion and sticks with that.

On top of that, my former mentor has begged me for 20 years not to say anything contrary to his traditions teachings...and since he was nice to me for a year or two, I'm reluctant to go "on record" even though his tradition is 95% wrong.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Nobody says you have to go into details. Just reassuring you also see the connection. Do you?

a reply to: Peeple

Specify which connection.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Between Kundalini, in all varieties, and the weirdness.

a reply to: Peeple

Yah..."Kundalini" and similar psyops are closely related to the weirdness. I just wanted you to say it.

I am not certain what the exact percentage is...maybe 30% real and 70% psyop?

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

I'm sure that goes for all spiritual things, or schools.
Still begs the question what the other, UFO and such, are?

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Pretty dark actually. Anger, hate and disbelief caused by a sudden loss of someone very dear and close to me. Somewhere between this rollercoaster of emotions also some sort of looking for 'an answer'.

There's a bit more, but this is all very personal and I prefer not to put this out here (doesn't belong here either). You may always pm me about this or take this part of info for what it's worth.

I think I've allready said much so ... yeah ...

Strange things happen when not thinking rational.

a reply to: zeroPointOneQ

My research indicates that the Phenomenon may ride on the hormones released by strong emotion,
at least initially. Once the brain/body have been "plasma-formed", then that requirement no
longer holds.

Of course some people are plasma-formed from birth, so they don't realize it.

Kundalini also has a strong emotional component; watching it unfold taught me how the Phenomenon
does the plasma-forming.

a reply to: Peeple

Bits of partially or fully materialized being.

The thing that people don't understand about "being", is that it's endlessly changing..

It's the same with us. One day, for example, you are funny. The next you are plumb nuts.
One day you are all hot for "x". The next you are all hot for "y". Some days you seem rational.
(it's not just you.. using you as an example).

It's the same with trickster space. I also call trickster space "the Kaleidoscope".

Now.. there are more solid islands.. more static beings.. but it's much less so than one
might imagine.

You know the stories about how spirits and elementals are so easily corrupted by
association with humans?

Well it's true.

Since Trickster space is rooted in our brains.. it's no wonder that it's an insane,
deceptive Kaleidoscope.

KPB

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Well I guess we can agree we disagree when it comes to details? But I enjoyed the endlessly changing bit.

No matter how stable or what it is it is there, it seems to have an agenda, it's influencing us, disrupts our perception at will and seems to have a personality. Somebody is f*cking our minds. I feel it could be important not to jump to conclusions, even if their well thought and backed up by experience.
Because I would rather receive than project.
You taint your lens that's why you get the kaleidoscope image.

a reply to: Peeple

There are 4 components:

1) the "innocent" life that has been co-evolving here on Earth.
2) the "invading" space-AI lets call it.
3) the "goop" of the Kaleidoscope which is stirred by all the influences.
4) there is an "AboveSpace" component, but few people see it.

There are indeed "multiple agendas".

You tend to focus (apparently) on a small part of the Phenomenon and then
call that part the whole. It's the elephant and the five blind men you know.

Besides.. you are a contrarian like someone else I know.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Just a strong opinion myself that's why we clash. I actually like it, so yes "contrarian" if you want to, but just fyi my opinion matters too, I don't lick it up and fanboy you or anyone unless you convince me.
Looking for results, you know what can I scratch from the list, what is uncertain and what seems likely. Just organising, that's all I am doing and asking stupid questions for.

Research like you do. You accusing me of "focus(ing) on a small part of the Phenomenon..." is actually funny, because I think the same way about you.
Too much details. How can you have confirmed details without knowing who the players are, what the game is and what your position is? That has to be wrong.

Where religion and science divide again.