Also... you must realize that our minds are a collective as much as an individual. I definitely agree that everything is within the mind's eye, but
nobody knows exactly what constitutes "the mind" yet. It's like this contradiction in science to separate mind and reality, but then offer us a
theory that our minds are very powerful and can affect our physical reality... but it's all our own individual fault... yet we are all part of a
collective unconscious... yet we are all just chemical reactions that lead to consciousness... yet we are probably just hallucinating.
Do you see how confusing it can become if you don't simplify and combine it?
My view is that we are contradictory without being so. We are individual minds as much as we are one. There are unique thoughtforms that are created
off of our individual branch of the consciousness, and there is the consensus tree of consciousness that shapes the relatively static looking nature
of the collective reality.
I don't believe that my individual consciousness was the originator of these things... but I could be wrong. All I know is that, either way, now they
are out there... and the thing is that they have been out there for a long time. The trail that leads to these hidden creatures makes perfect sense,
and I believe a couple of Middle Eastern traditions refer to these beings as Djinn. Some refer to them as demons. Some refer to them as leprechauns or
enchanters. We now refer to them as ghosts, aliens, shadow people, poltergeists... but I think it's mostly all this related group... using various
guises.
If you believe a thought is an existing thing with shape and behavior.... it exists somewhere and can be viewed and emulated. Thing is I didn't ask
for my house to be invaded by disgruntled looking little "spirit" bugs on two legs .
I have wanted to meet aliens, but not of this kind. I held the view at first that all of these "aliens" people encountered were good, and any bad
talk was purely government lies... but once I stumbled upon these weird "demonoid greys", I changed my mind after a period of observation and study.
What were they doing and how were they relating to me? Not in a good way. They physically assault me on rare occasions, and I mostly just try to
ignore it.
I rarely talk about it to anybody. I agree that attending to the thought of these things is disturbing... so I tend to keep it to a minimum of rare
discussion. I think this is one of those times, and I think people should know.
acknowledging a problem is the only way you will ever solve and malady. Unlike believers in flooding minds with purely positive thoughts... I'd
rather take both, not be ignorant of one thing over the other, and try to achieve some sort of balance between the two. Enjoying the comfort in the
positive and appreciating the lessons in the negative.
This is a negative, and I feel that knowledge of it will eventually lead to a solution... so in a way, it is also positive. We can get into the
paradoxical nature of things in another thread. For now, take this and roll it around in your brain, see how you feel about it. See what you learn
about yourself and your reality by pondering what I have said.
Don't take it as me preaching a gospel truth until you yourself honestly consider it, and if it doesn't sit pretty with me, call me a loon if you
wish.
Either way, you could learn something... possibly about your own paranoia and insecurities.
I sometimes feel so out of whack with the consensus "view" that I must honestly ask myself and others whether I'm still making sense or not. Am
making sense at all?

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