Teach me to vector in a UFO !

reply to post by waveguide3


Sounds good to me waveguide! I guess it could always be used as a substitute term for bullsh*tting as well!

Anyway - gotta go, I'm yahweying on too much!

IRM

The red lasers work the best. If you wiggle a red light back and forth on the wall the little grey aliens try to catch them.
OK. My cat can't resist em. Seriously.
I wouldn't vector you.

I haven't tried it with aliens.

[edit on 28-11-2008 by badgerprints]

reply to post by sjb5000


There is as far as I know no "vectoring" meaning to "lead them in". However, in my own experience I have seen instances - not just with myself but others - of sightings and experiences based on attention devoted to the subject. This is not to say you prime yourself to think anything is an unknown craft or object. You still have to be ultimately critical.

In essence, you have to devote yourself and a lot of time to it. Not just studying it. Not just reading books or watching docs. I'm referring to asking the deep, large questions, over and over. Focusing your intent on questions, ones only you know...they may be very personal to you and this enigma. Devotion to looking, and continually questioning hard enough, will get you something, and I'm reasonably comfortable saying that. I've just had a member of my site leave because he never saw anything until becoming immersed in the subject, and then saw 4 very distinct objects in a week. He didn't want the fear and "smacking reality" associated with that kind of experience and walked away from all of it.

You won't be guaranteed a sighting, although you might have one. Don't expect it. Just question. Wonder. Continuously.

You may get a light within your home you cant explain, bizarre synchronicity events, odd sounds in the home you can't account for, or what some might deem "ghost" phenomena.

Don't read much into anything...and expect nothing. But write down what you experience and be critical about it. If it becomes too much, just do something else, and forget about it. Remove your attention from it. Again, just be advised you may end up with more then you wanted. This enigma might depend on you to open the door, but after that doesn't seem to require your permission or intent to do what it wants to. Try to keep a curiosity, and do your best not to fear (unlike me). There's emerging data that seems to say the experience may reflect your perception of it. If you're scared, it'll appear frightening. Childlike innocence, curiosity, more benign. I have not personally experienced anything but fearful instances, but I'm afraid of it to begin with.

If you do experience anything, then like many who have, you'll need to re-evaluate what you think you know about this UFO thing.