Welcome experiencers. 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 mindset can be enhanced under hypnosis. Deep meditative states are also conducive to this kind of communication.
EXCERPTS FROM ALIENS ANSWER - SECOND INTERVIEW
Session II, Questions Become Interviews
August 5, 2011
Therapist: Client is inducted, and contact is made after some adjustments on each
end. Therapist begins questioning entity who calls himself ‘Han.’ He announces
his presence by saying,
Han, the Zeta: I am here. You may continue your questions.
Therapist: Can you foresee future events?
Han: To some extent, but not
very far.
Therapist: How does our planet compare to others you know of as a place for life
to exist?
Han: Although, to some extent,
there are other planets like it, Earth is unique, and we enjoy it for that.
Therapist: What is your home planet like? (Steve is shown a flash of what Han’s planet looks like.)
Han: It has two suns, one
farther away. On our planet there is a purpose for everyone – all
interconnected spirit. There are many animals. There are oceans. We evolved
from the oceans, too. We have animals that fly, live on the land, and in the
oceans. As with you, salinity is part of our metabolism and other growing
things, too. Our planet almost suffered extinction, but we stabilized our
planet.
Therapist: Is there war where you come from?
Han: We live in harmony with
each other, interconnected.
Therapist: Do you have a family?
Han: It is not a family as you
think of your family, but rather a kind of longing and connection with those
who come from the same place and time.
Therapist: What does mathematics have to do with the Universe and creation?
Han: Everything can be
described in terms of mathematics. We still have things we do not know. What
you see as chaos is just a situation where you do not know all the formulas,
yet. Do not think of black holes as simply devouring holes. Think of them as
‘wombs’ in which life, in its elemental form, is being created. They provide a
center to create and sustain every galaxy. Technology is a tool we take with us
as we travel through time and space. You could describe your Universe as a
mathematical model, but there is much more. Math is a universal language
everywhere.
Therapist: What can you tell us about crop circles?
Han: Most of them are not of our making. We enjoy using the
English countryside. We are often imitated. Our purpose is to show humans that
they are not alone in the Universe. It is not the complex symbols, but the
statement itself that is our meaning. Crop circles are the maze ‘maize’ of the
mind (a little humor). We love to dazzle you with symmetry and to say hello.
Therapist: What is on the reverse side of the moon?
Han: It is like two moons. The
other side is more topographically complex. We park there. We can pass through
solid objects and go underground so you cannot see our ships there unless we
want you to see them.
Therapist: Can you expand on your answer concerning dark matter, which I asked
about in a previous session?
Han: It is a placeholder for
the planets.
Therapist: What medium carries thought?
Han: It is an energy that we
can see, but you cannot. You need to understand how you touch your environment , even with thought. Processes for
thought work much faster than you can imagine.
Therapist: Is time a moot point when considering the ‘big bang?’ What caused the
big bang?
Han: Time did not disappear at
the point of the big bang. It continues to exist always, including in the other
universes. The big bang occurred because the membranes of two universes bumped
up against each other, and this caused the explosion known as the ‘big bang.’
(A discussion of emotions, and individuality vs. connectivity ensued.)
Han: We, as a species have
evolved to minimize our emotions. We learn from humans about emotions and their
usefulness in life.
Therapist: In the United States, individualism is admired and helps to promote
creativity. How do you view the concept of individualism?
Han: We see your need for
individualization as being tied to fear of death, the human ego, and your
inability to have real trust that allows interdependent living. Our species
does not have the same kind of ego. However, we often feel
the need for individuality to some (lesser) degree. In order for us to
communicate, humans must raise the bar, and our species must temporarily lower
the bar. The human species is an anomaly. Interaction with humans is worth our
time as we continue careful interaction between us. We adapt to nature instead
of changing it. It is our ecology of space for other life forms.
Mary Barr, B.A., CCHT, CBT, CLC
behavior.therapy@yahoo.com
Your questions are invited.
Hello. Thank you posting. Can you also poat a recording of the interview? It would nice to hear.
ReplyDeleteThank you.