Chapter 35

ALIENS, UFOs

Do aliens and UFOs exist? You bet they do. I have met a few, and seen quite a few. In general, most UFOs can be explained by conventional science, and by the understanding of the new science of plasma. Plasma has the peculiar feature that it can be controlled by the mind — especially by the mind of a young person (near the age of puberty) nearby. So you get a combination of two things happening: the plasma, and the intelligent movement, which comes from a person nearby; these two combined lead to the thought that some foreign, alien intelligence is doing the moving, when in fact it is being moved by one of the observers. Of course, this does not explain the sighting of an actual aircraft, such as a flying saucer. Another very common error is people not realizing they have just had an out-of-body experience — and an out-of-body experience can be as real as we commonly perceive our waking reality; many people have had such experiences and believe they had an actual 3rd-density encounter.

That leaves us with the less common — but still quite common — actual experiences with real, live beings from other densities. My own experiences of UFOs all fall under the category of plasma balls: I have seen anywhere from a dozen at a time, exhibiting the characteristics of intelligence, to a huge one that I confused with the sun at 9 p.m. I have also seen a light fall to the ground, and one time I saw a huge lighted tube that went all the way from the ground to the skies. My experiences with live alien beings have all been while traveling in the 4th and other densities.

When analyzing these phenomena, do not dismiss them at first sight; there may be a lot more than meets the eye. I, for one, know of alien intervention in several people’s personal affairs, established beyond any shadow of a doubt after plenty of investigation with a very analytical, scientific eye. For example, I personally investigated a friend who claims to have had surgery during an alien visitation; to my surprise, I found a two-centimeter, extremely thin scar on the back of his neck. The scar had no skin sutures, but I could feel the muscle sutures; he has the type of skin that scars quite easily (he has plenty of scars to prove it), yet this scar completely disappeared within a few weeks. Another case I followed quite closely was of a lady I have known for over fifteen years, who claims to have been used to carry fetuses on an ongoing basis. She fits all the profiles of an actual carrier — and, to my surprise, she seems quite comfortable with what happens to her.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.Popularized by Carl Sagan, Cosmos, 1980