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Originally posted by smyleegrl
reply to post by SilentE
Could you post a link to the online version? I've never read it and would like to do so. Thanks!
Originally posted by smyleegrl
reply to post by SilentE
Could you post a link to the online version? I've never read it and would like to do so. Thanks!
Originally posted by Sandalphon
It seems an authentic experience to me, but that it was called fiction because there is yet not a public system accepted on Earth that demonstrates the veracity of Swann's story. A myth, but somewhere it's real.
Extraterrestrials in human bodies, it can go that far in perception. If people want to play the zodiac and take the leanings of the planets, they become the product of the universe in its fallen state. Ideally, in a perfection, there needs be no lines on that birth chart but the planets bring definitions to beings that manifest in people as an alien breed presence. How do they get in, but spiritual weakness points. This is what makes religions define matters of morality, of all the weaknesses because of cosmic pressure. One such cosmic pressure is the Moon.
I think it demonstrates the usefulness in fiction, in itself, how quantum entanglements of cause-and-effect life and consciousness manifest through lunacies, or insanities, or vanities as they used to call them. The moon used to be attributed to pagan gods like the god Sin. It's a darkness, a void, a falsity, a shade, a fiction but that is how some perfect karmic result appears in one's life, although not real, and often to the most benefiting of the population's lives as a whole. For example, the silver screen, also known as the movie theatre, spouting out tubes of light of an alternate reality and experience that often never events in the physical. But somewhere in a parallel world, that's real. Yet it meets your eyes because of some omniscient consciousness (inside and outside, it's everywhere), that leads your body to the experience, if only passively, and in a collective consciousness sense, voluntarily. And the origin of the desire for eventuation originates in the individual's heart.
That's something to reflect on. Like where ideas of sin come from. Like when contemplating parallel universes, collective consciousness, and physical eventuations in life. it's one of those pressures that tethers us to where we are now. Aliens related to the moon, not precisely, but perhaps where the moon exists in front of stars in the universe might create a lens to what sort of aliens you might get should you look on the farside of the moon. It depends on you actually.
arthur .c .clark is another that springs to mind he seemed to know things years in advance like the face on mars and luptus google what did arthur know and when did he know it on richard hoaglands site the enterprise mission
Originally posted by templar knight
Ingo spotting Jupiters rings before the space craft had got there was incredibly impressive.
Except he didn't:
Originally posted by templar knight
Ingo spotting Jupiters rings before the space craft had got there was incredibly impressive.
The following are Swann's exact statements:
6:06:20 "Very high in the atmosphere there are crystals... they glitter. Maybe the stripes are like bands of crystals, maybe like rings of Saturn, though not far out like that. Very close within the atmosphere."(Unintelligible sentence.) "I bet you they'll reflect radio probes. Is that possible if you had a cloud of crystals that were assaulted by different radio waves?" [37]
ANALYSIS
The Rings of Jupiter are not inside the atmosphere and rather than being made of crystal, Jupiter's rings are formed by charged (dust) particles of various sizes.
SNIP
Swann's total observations lasted for about 20 minutes. He made no mention of the many moons of Jupiter, which as of February 2004 counted 63.[39] The raw data comprised only four pages. But according to Swann the confirmatory data appeared throughout the published scientific and technical articles and papers. It was decided that all of these should be included in their entirety to ensure that no scientific passage was inadvertently used out of context. The feedback data therefore amounted to about 300 pages.[37] Swann states, "Only the mountains remained unconfirmed. When skeptics elected to amuse themselves regarding the Probe it was this single item they focused on." [40]
An examination by Randi of the 65 statements made by Ingo Swann and Harold Sherman concluded that 37 percent of the statements were incorrect.[41] Of the statements, 7 were correct yet obvious, 11 were correct and available widely in reference books, 5 were probably true (scientific speculation), one was correct but not available from reference books, 9 were too vague to verify, 2 were probably incorrect and 30 were certainly incorrect.[41] Randi's evaluation of the 31 claims about Jupiter by Swann identified 6 as true, 1 as very likely, 3 as probable, 4 as obvious, 1 as "probably not," 11 as wrong, 1 as "not known," and 4 criticized for being vague or nonspecific in various ways, e.g., "it's liquid" and "surface gives high infrared count, and heat is held down."[42]
Originally posted by Violater1
IMHO, Ingo confirmed what the CSS found out with Pat Price about the dark side of the Moon.
Also, Ingo's perception of the evil within the humanoids on the Moon as well as the female exhibitionist in LA are spot on target. Due to his collaboration with the CSS, he knew that he had to walk a fine line between disclosure and keeping his mouth shut.
As I have indicated in previous threads and OP's, there may be a few "alien races", but most are manifestations of the demons.
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