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Originally posted by valleyproductions
The Truth About UFOs
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Originally posted by valleyproductions
The Truth About UFOs
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Originally posted by Arken
reply to post by The GUT
Very very intreesting thread.
Put a new light on UFOs/Alien Phenomenon. S&F, GUT
And, of course, they are also spiritual entities.
Dorothy was filming a bright light in the sky when it suddenly vanished in a dazzling burst. The developed film showed this apparent "landscape" with lights in the background. Dr. J. Allen Hynek suggested that it might be a glimpse of the object's home world as it passed through a "window" or portal in time and space. pg. 46
Originally posted by gortex
It would seem to make some sense of some of the statements made by Hynek and Vallee though I'm not convinced they thought they were actually Demons as in the Biblical sense ... but I guess you would expect that
I had wanted to talk to Doctor Vallee for several months now and I immediately kidnapped him into a room which the other partygoers were not informed about. On the way, we spotted Hymenaeus Alpha (Grady McMurty), Caliph of the Ordo Templi Orientis, and his wife, Phylis. The Skeptic had heard Jacques Vallee talk at a conference on Science and Spirit, sponsored by the Theosophical Society, earlier in the year.
He had taken a new approach to the UFO mystery and was systematically feeding all the reports of extraterrestrial contacts into a giant computer.
The computer was programmed to look for various possible repeated patterns. Jacques said that the evidence emerging suggested to him that the UFOs weren't extraterrestrial at all, but that they seemed to be intelligent systems intent on convincing us they were extraterrestrial.
[Indeed, even as our Dear Brother Terence McKenna hath said, "We are part of a symbiotic relationship with something which disguises itself as an extraterrestrial invasion so as not to alarm us." -B:.B:.] Now the Skeptic started pumping Jacques about his evidence that they weren't extraterrestrial. He started to explain that, analyzing the reports chronologically, it appeared that They (whoever or whatever they are) always strive to give the impression that they are something the society they are visiting can understand.
In medieval sightings, he said, they called themselves angels; in the great 1902 flap in several states, one of the craft spoke to a West Virginia farmer and said they were an airship invented and flown from Kansas; in 1940s-1950s sightings, they often said they were from Venus; since Venus has been examined and seems incapable of supporting life, they now say they are from another star-system in this galaxy.
"Where do you think they come from?" I asked.
Doctor Vallee gave the Gallic form of the classic scientific Not-Speculating-Beyond-The-Data head-shake.
"I can theorize, and theorize, endlessly," he said, "but is it not better to just study the data more deeply and look for clues?" "You must have some personal hunch," I insisted. He gave in gracefully. "They relate to space-time in ways for which we have, at present, no concepts," he said. "They cannot explain to us because we are not ready to understand."...
..."The outstanding quality of UFO contactees," Jacques Vallee said at this point, "was incoherence. I now have grave reservations about all physical details they supply," he said. "They are like people after an auto accident. All they know is that something very serious has happened to them." Only the fact that so many cases involve other witnesses, who see something in the sky before the "contactee" has his/her strange experience, justifies the assumption that what happens is more than "subjective."
"Largely," Doctor Vallee summarized, "they come out of it with a new perspective on humanity. A religious perspective, in general terms. But all the details are contradictory and confusing." He regarded green men, purple giant men, physical craft with windows in them, etc., as falling into the category psychologists call "substitute memory," always provided by the ingenious brain when the actual experience is too shocking to be classified.
I asked how many in the room had experienced the contact of what appeared to be Higher Intelligence. Grady and Phylis McMurty put up their hands, as did two young magicians from the Los Angeles area, and myself. Jacques Vallee, curiously, looked as if he might raise his hand, but then evidently changed his mind and did not. I said I inclined to believe the Higher Intelligences were extraterrestrial, and asked what the others thought.
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Originally posted by WhereAreTheGoodguys
Love it when I read threads like these that kinda tie into other intrests I have like the JFK assination or 9/11. Awesome thread OP
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^ Thats the most recent thread that comes to mind.
Everything seems to lead back to these Esoteric beliefs and people...
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by The GUT
I don't know but with this Rosicruscianism link I'm not sure that Vallee isn't mixing business with pleasure and letting belief in the spiritual cloud his scientific mind and creating links where there really aren't any , kind of filling in the blanks of the phenomena with belief if you like .
I'm not opposed to Extradimensional per se but I find it far less likely than beings from our dimension due to the fact we know other Planets exist but have no evidence for other dimensions .
I find it odd that in the video I posted he says that he'd be disappointed if it turned out they were from other planets...why ? , because of his beliefs maybe .
Originally posted by gortex
I don't know but with this Rosicruscianism link I'm not sure that Vallee isn't mixing business with pleasure and letting belief in the spiritual cloud his scientific mind and creating links where there really aren't any , kind of filling in the blanks of the phenomena with belief if you like .
I'm not opposed to Extradimensional per se but I find it far less likely than beings from our dimension due to the fact we know other Planets exist but have no evidence for other dimensions.
Bohm, a leading expert in twentieth century plasma physics, observed in amazement that once electrons were in plasma, they stopped behaving like individuals and started behaving as if they were a part of a larger and interconnected whole. Although the individual movements of each electron appeared to be random, vast numbers of electrons were able to produce collective effects that were surprisingly well organized and appeared to behave like a life form.
The plasma constantly regenerated itself and enclosed impurities in a wall in the same way that a biological organism, like the unicellular amoeba, might encase a foreign substance in a cyst. So amazed was Bohm by these life-like qualities that he later remarked that he frequently had the impression that the electron sea was "alive" and that plasma possessed some of the traits of living things. The debate on the existence of plasma-based life forms has been going on for more than 20 years ever since some models showed that plasma can mimic the functions of a primitive cell.
Anton LaVey is interesting when he discusses the nature of secrecy. He points out that people are most thrilled by the impression of “discovery.” Therefore if you want the masses to accept your claims, you should never try to reveal anything but you should arrange for them to “discover” it. The best process to achieve this is what he calls the Easter Egg Formula:
(i) The magician gets up before everybody else, scattering brightly colored eggs for others to find.
(ii) He hides them in such a way that they can be discovered with relatively little work.
(iii) The secret of the existence of the eggs is leaked out.
(iv) The crowd rushes out and finds them, delighted with this revelation.
(v) Congratulations follow. (vi) Real secrets are safe and the magician's prestige is enhanced. Is this how the belief in UFOs works? Is the undercurrent built on the Easter Egg Formula?
The saucers are indeed like Easter eggs. Someone got up early and scattered them around for us to discover. Then he leaked out the notion that they were extraterrestrial. I'm not interested in discussing the eggs, nor do I care about the scientists who “explain” them away. Let's find out who makes them, and why. Actually I think I know “why.” The target is human mythology, the most powerful force on Earth. And there is no question that the phenomenon also functions on the material, physical level.
I've confronted Anton with the...report on mutilations, which specifically mentions his group. He tried to tell me it was a fabrication by the hippies at the Berkeley Barb. I laughed at this: Flickinger is a Federal Agent with the Treasury Department, not a bearded leftist. So Anton, his back
to the wall, pulled out his wallet and showed me his badge of the San Francisco Police Department:
“I'd have known about it, if the SFPD had uncovered serious evidence. I work closely with their Intelligence unit. They call on me when they have a crime that involves witchcraft or cults, like the murder in Daly City a year ago...”
Anton LaVey Counter-Culture MIB
The idea that Anton had such connections makes sense. He thinks that the government will eventually “land” a fake saucer somewhere, behind barbed wire, to generate speculation and demands “for the release of the data people think the government must be covering up.” Writer Bernard Newman had proposed such a deception scenario as early as 1950 in his novel, The Flying Saucer .
“Come on, Jacques, it's an old magician's trick,” he added, intensely serious now. “They've got to take attention away from real problems. The government’s right hand does something spectacular to capture people's eyes while their left hand goes on with the real work.
Originally posted by littled16
A master of manipulation would easily be able to recognize when others are trying to do the same.