a reply to:
ManBehindTheMask
You write a lot about little naked girls fairies and young dead girls a lot.......
Yeah I do. Ya know ManBehindTheMask, you're probably the first person to actually draw attention to this.
I guess it's a very difficlt subject for most folks, especially here on ATS where certain subjects have become politically polarized over the last few
years and even tabboo in a way.
Still, I have a reason for mentioning nudity and non-human "girls" both. In my own opinion derived from my own observation, the subject of the unseen
side of life and the critters who live there is largely misrepresented and mostly by the orthodoxy. They have their reasons undoubtedly to discourage
folks from interest in what is now "unscientific mythology and folklore". The afterlife has some very dark aspects too which is sometimes contrary to
the orthodox teachings.
So in a way, I want to bring something into the open here on ATS, the other side of the story. The fae and others don't like being demonised and
misrepresented as they are either. So I'm just talking about (for me) normal things to help set the story right.
Nudity is one of those things. Maybe one should alternatively say that being clothed is a human trait, and therefore out of the ordinary within the
larger picture. Out of the deceased people I have seen, clothing is true. I have not seen a naked deceased person. From the deceased clergyman in his
priestly robes, to the kid who died of neglect in a farmshed in her filthy potatoe sack dress, always clothes. I guess it is something people are
accustommed to from birth and the memory of clothes carries over.
Conversley, if a Being is not brought up to wear clothes from birth, clothes-less is the normal.
Though this is not a strict rule. A fairy I encountered wore an emerald green robe with hood. I guess so she had a familiar shape for me. Cloaked so
I would see her. Otherwise I would have seen a bright creamy light and I would have ignored her.
Dead kids are the tragedy. Especially the ones who died in trauma. All my wards except one are European and died at the hands of the church. The
inquisitors and churchmen who convert by means of physical torture caused so much harm. I would think that the stories of MK* creating dissociative
identy disorder to create alters is similar to the church's desired outcome. Two very similar procedures.
I always assumed the kids were simply traumatised deceased, but after looking into MK* I now know many of those deceased kids are probably lost alters
in the psychological sense. The demographics are young female European humans. There is something about prepubescent girls with certain psychological
disorders that occult inclined men have used as sonambulist trance mediums. The church seems to have just wanted to get rid of them.
The one exception was a deceased (Berber) muslim girl who commited suicide rather than marry an old man. Even in the afterlife she was gonna get
married off, so she sought help here. As is the custom in their culture, promise of marrage at a young age is normal. So it was a case of her needing
to find someone safe so she was spoken for. Her reasoning was; I only had one wife, and she was she insisted, of marriable age.
That was gonna get me in a whole heap of trouble with her people, and more importantly she was, when alive, young enough to be my grand daughter. So
what does one do with a very determined small problem like this?
Keep digging and find out the real reasons to begin with, and then, well, find her a Jinn; a 'tall flame' as she called it. Then hold her hand (so to
speak) back at her afterlife village while the girl and her tall flame sorted out the decrepid old magician who ruled there. A very brave little dead
girl. She won and can sort out her own troubles with the men now. Pretty good for a girl. Last I heard from her as she left was; "I like him better
than you." - happy ending : )
That's one of the most wonderful things about going to the places we are told not to go in the various teachings, ya get to do this sort of stuff.
My waffling aside, the point of the matter is things are often not what people say they are.
So supposedly there is a "Galactic Federation" of enlightened humans battling valiently to save us from the "evil reptilians".
Is that what it seems to be, at face value?
Kinda smells fishy to me. Kinda like trying to sort out who are the bad guys in the Eastern Europe conflict . . .
edit on 20-10-2022 by NobodySpecial268 because: neatness