Meet the beings from Zeta Reticuli I in the Constellation Reticulum. Contact has been made. Many interviews have been held with them. THESE EXCHANGES ARE NON-FICTION. Exchanges occur between Hypnotherapist Mary Barr and Zetas (Han, Zestra, and Gen) by using a deeply-induced client, Steve Reichmuth, as the telepathic conduit. Full transcripts of these many sessions are recorded verbatim in two books: Aliens Answer and Aliens Answer II.
This blog is for people who are already well-versed in the alien contact genre. The books, Aliens Answer and Aliens Answer II, are non-fiction chronicles of telepathic contact between my client and co-author Steve Reichmuth and sentient beings from Zeta Reticuli. These are very serious and educating communications that present many questions and answers beyond current human knowledge. As the therapist and co-author, I offer weekly excerpts from these science-oriented chronicles for public education. Visit our webpage at www.aliensanswer.com. Some aliens are willing to communicate telepathically, and the human mind can be enhanced under hypnosis. Deep meditative states are also conducive to this kind of communication.
Today's blog covers the program called Serpo, the problem of human "homesickness," human resistance to change, the sorrow and frustration of the returnees in not being believed, and the future impact of telepathy between humans. (Serpo was "debunked" by "anonymous.") I leave you to your own conclusions.
Therapist: Concerning the program that is called Serpo, I understand
that it is still ongoing, and that there is still an exchange of human beings
and non-Earth life forms. Can you tell me when the last exchange took place?
Zetas: The last occurred in
human timeline in the 1980s. This exchange is still ongoing today, but after
the 1980s, the method changed. There were long-term visits and exchanges
between our civilization and Earth civilization. Many of the humans who lived
on the planet had emotional difficulty in living away from Earth. There is a
sense of interconnectedness that we also understand in our species. In many ways, humans
function primarily as individuals. This makes them both admirable and dangerous
because they do not have a group mentality and a sense of all things and values
that interconnect them. Individuals can often act rashly.
We discovered that
humans, too, have a subconscious sense of belonging and interconnectiveness.
They underestimated this sense of belonging and, therefore, they did not
realize that homesickness would affect them on a deeply emotional level in a
very basic and fundamental way. They underestimated the emotional impact.
In learning to travel
through space, humans will learn not only the physiological, but also the
emotional challenges of spaceflight. It will help them focus on what life is
and what it means to each one. The challenge of space flight will bring these
into focus and ultimately help, in the end, to provide great growth in an evolutionary way as
humans meet these challenges on very physical,
emotional, and spiritual levels. Serpo was a partial success. Later, in the
1980s, the conditions of the experiment were changed and modified to
accommodate these unanticipated shortcomings in the eventual growth of humans
in their sense of what makes them who they are. We modified the experiment for
shorter visits so that they could return back to their kind for re-energizing
their well-being and state-of-mind. Being
so interconnected, we understand this need.
Therefore, in consideration, the exchange times were shortened greatly. In
Earth years, exchanges were reduced to a matter of weeks and months.
Therapist: How many have been exchanged?
Zetas: Cumulatively, several
hundred, in groups of 12 or more.
Therapist: How are they faring now that they have been returned?
Zetas: Their lives are changed.
Their outlook has been broadened so much. At the same time, due to certain
social and political constraints of human Earth societies, they are isolated,
unable to share their impressions for fear of how their fellow humans will
react to new perspectives. A conflict can form between old ways and new ways
and views, ones that are closer to the truth in a broader, larger sense.
However, there is a human quality, often like stubbornness, the unwillingness
to change to new ideas. In a way, it is ironic and sad that many who returned
with such great knowledge and broadened perspectives are unable to share. They
are frustrated because they have been isolated and unable to share their
experiences. Part of my work here and the work of others is to relax their
feelings that they must be isolated and frustrated in not being able to share
with other humans the knowledge shown to them.
Therapist: Hopefully, they are being introduced to people who can accept them
with their experiences. I know that I am certainly willing to talk with them, and I hope there are many others out there who are willing to
talk to them and not judge them.
Zetas: A curious quality about
humans results from their inability to normally exchange telepathically. One
human writer said, ‘No man is an island.’ However, in one way, each human being
is an island in and unto himself. This is a strange concept to us who come from
a society where everyone feels part of the other in a conscious way.
Therapist: I look at the concept of aloneness,, and I see it as a kind of strange
gift because that sense of being alone makes us fight back to find a place
where we know we are not alone. It is almost as though we were born here in
ignorance, and part of our evolution is to find out, in fact, we are not an
island.
Zetas: Ultimately, humans will
learn that quality. When that happens, your planet will change in many
fundamental ways. Hostility will decrease between groups of humans and
tolerance will increase. Understanding will greatly increase between groups.
When humans are shown such knowledge and then put in isolation on their planet
to control that knowledge, it can seem frustrating to us. The knowledge is only
put out slowly, measure-by-measure, to integrate the knowledge into human
culture. We also understand the human sense of continuity and often the
resistance to change.
Therapist: Yes. It is that desire for predictability.
Zetas: So we are patient, and
in a larger context, we have been around a long time. We are aware of the sense
of struggle that each individual has, combined with the shorter span of life
that we often observe on your planet. This provides great diversity and
adaptability. It may seem to humans that, in a way, our evolution has slowed
down, while human development is at a rapid pace. Perhaps at one time, our own
species also were this way and had a rapid development because of a sense of
individuality. Along with this individuality can come
strife. There are
also great strides forward. It is part of the struggle of life, to rise to
the top. This we understand. Our species has climbed to a plateau where our evolution
is now slower, but there is also a sense of contentment and acceptance of where
we are at this moment.
Mary Barr, B.A., CCHT, CBT, CLC
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
behavior.therapy @yahoo.com
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