My Experience with "RA" - Yes, this relates to Aliens/UFOs/Mysticism Equally

This Fungus

is one of the most amazing forms of life on the planet.

It seems to be nascent..

I have a strong interest in fungus actually...

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Quite the documantary, I enjoyed it.

Reminds me of the "yellow Beings" I call Wednesdays. They remarkably like the "mycelium bundle" and the conscious network that would go with that. Though what is within reminds me of an insect. I used the word "avatar" for the "mycellium(?)" But I'm informed "cohabitation" would be a better word.

Quite the possibilities in this direction.

originally posted by: NobodySpecial268
a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Quite the documantary, I enjoyed it.

Reminds me of the "yellow Beings" I call Wednesdays. They remarkably like the "mycelium bundle" and the conscious network that would go with that. Though what is within reminds me of an insect. I used the word "avatar" for the "mycellium(?)" But I'm informed "cohabitation" would be a better word.

Quite the possibilities in this direction.

Frankly, it's my observation since 1981 that 'grays' ARE
evolved from fungus.

Psychoacive fungus, but fungus.

I highly suspect MUCH if not nearly 'all' complex life is like
lichens, that are multiply symbiotic.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Frankly, it's my observation since 1981 that 'grays' ARE
evolved from fungus.

Psychoacive fungus, but fungus.

I would agree from obervations too. That thought has been in the back of my mind for some time. It doesn't bother me what they are as long as we get on. The psycho-active aspect would explain a lot of things too.

I highly suspect MUCH if not nearly 'all' complex life is like lichens, that are multiply symbiotic.

That would not surprise me at all.

The documentary's comparison of the fungi mycelium and the human neural network was rather interesting.

a reply to: NobodySpecial268

Absolutely.

However folks like you and I are considered 'insane'.

We spend our lives slowly and carefully 'observing' things that people
consider mental illness or pure fantasy.

On that 1981 observation about fungus.. I've had that 'feeling' it's about
fungus this entire time.. but i knew there was 'more' to it than that..
so rather than do what 'hasty'/'excitable' people do, and come to all
these firm and extensive conclusions on the spot,

i've been letting that observation 'bake in' -- for get this --- 40 years.

It seems that 'the other side' being non-temporal or at least differently
temporal, makes us timeful apes be very patient..

I have additional data on 'grays' and 'fungus' but i'm letting it bake in.

Kev

a reply to: KellyPrettyBear

Well there are two of us now : )

I think there will be some folks on ATS who will see something in this. The changed perception aspect of encounters and the 'silly-cybin' for instance.

It seems that 'the other side' being non-temporal or at least differently
temporal, makes us timeful apes be very patient..

It does at that.

Thinking of oneself as "the only one who sees this" creates a lot of stress. Having a foundation of 'fungi' and 'earthly' at least allows one to think about getting to know them better in an intellegent way.

The push here of late is to restore my fruit and vege gardens using Stiener's bio-dynamic preparations to begin with and then explore the vedic agriculture of the smoke. So liven up the 'atmosphere' with the view that some folks will appear in a more substantial way.

Maybe work out sensible ways not to step on 'fungi toes'.