Therapist: Would you be willing to take us on a little tour,
wherever you wish? An option might be Antarctica. I found that there is
activity there.
Zetas: The image of the
pond fades away. We are present there, not physically, but our thoughts and
minds are there. We see the cold, white landscape, very dry, like a desert, an
ice desert. We note the irony of the humidity vs. the temperature. Yet there is
life here.
Your Antarctic Treaty prohibits military
activities and mineral mining. It also prohibits nuclear explosions and nuclear
waste disposal, and it supports scientific research. The fifth largest of your
planet’s continents is inhabited by no indigenous humans. Antarctica is responsible for capturing and
preserving many meteorites. They are held here, until, eventually; a few of
them are discovered. Many of these are bits of asteroids, parts of nearby
planets that have, through impacts, thrown debris into space. Quite randomly, a
few bits will be gathered here. There are many mountains and curious animals. There
are whales and penguins with their own social structure and community. We can
observe this discretely, without our presence being revealed. We observe your
scientific activities as you study their world. You often apply knowledge to be
good stewards here. A new beginning. The scientists report many atmospheric and
oceanographic phenomena conducive to knowledge. With knowledge comes the desire
to preserve. This is in harmony with our desires also.
It is with
satisfaction that we see the activity and how these humans conduct themselves.
We can also relate to the isolation they often feel. They often feel connected,
yet far away. We, too, feel this in our travels and explorations. This is
particularly true for us because we have a close telepathic community. It could
be that if our emotions were similar to humans, there would never be any desire
to leave the nest. However, our curiosity is strong, and we have learned that
we can take our community with us because quantum patterns [laws] of physics are subtly non-local. We take the consciousness of our friends with
us wherever we explore. We are not far from each other in our community of mind,
even across galaxies. We can also relate to the isolation, yet our thoughts can
create realities where we are not far from home.
Therapist: The scientists
in Antarctica are making observations and are seeing unusual light activity in
the sky. I am sure some of them are seeing this as ‘other worldly.’ Are they
seeing your species?
Zetas: Otherworldly? You mean us. Sometimes we are indiscrete, and other
species are, too. It is amusing for us when your scientists work very hard to
ignore us and deny our existence. We ask ourselves, ‘Are these scientists?’
There are several species that explore this area, as well as other areas.
Antarctica is just one more location where we freely travel. It is in stark
contrast to other areas of your planet. Sometimes our craft appear as lights.
These are not so much a literal depiction of our craft. They are only the
traces, the remnants of energy plasmas, trace effects of our presence. It is
not a literal representation of what our craft look like. They are more
physical in nature, but the sensory perceptions of humans often see only traces
or glimpses of something anomalous to them. They do not have the full range of
sight to see a literal depiction. Part of this is deliberate to conceal our
presence so that we do not disrupt or distract, but some elements of our
presence are more difficult to conceal than other elements.
For example, you
built an early, crude, stealth aircraft to conceal itself from the radio
spectrum that you call radar to make it ‘invisible’ in that wavelength.
However, you sometimes have more difficulty in concealing the heat emanating
from your propulsion systems. Sometimes an infrared trace is more visible than
a radar trace. At the same time, your craft are still visible to the human eye.
Though it is not complete invisibility, our craft are more comprehensive in
their ability to conceal themselves. However, the principles and the problems
are not dissimilar. Some elements detectable by your human senses can be
concealed more than others.
Therapist: The craft that
you are using in that region, what would be the average size?
Zetas: They average only
about 60 to 100 feet across. They are moderate-size vehicles. We have some that
are much larger. It depends upon the distance. We also have many smaller ones.
These are unoccupied in a physical sense, but our consciousness occupies them.
The size of the vehicle used is based on the task, like a range of instruments.
The craft size is chosen by the ability the craft to carry out certain
functions or missions and the internal volume required for the simple physical
stature of certain species, including humans.
Therapist: Do humans get
rendered weightless at times?
Zetas: We have certain built-in mechanisms to
counteract tremendous inertias of acceleration forces. Part of this is a
dimensional shift, as well as a physical shift. These often absorb much of the
forces that neither you nor our species could survive.
Therapist: Is that built into your physical being or
to an additional structure?
Zetas: Part of it is, to a degree, internal to
us. We do not have the physiological handicaps of your species. Your species
has not been exposed to such forces to enable you to adapt. Primarily, however,
it is technological, built into the craft to counteract the forces. When viewed
from the outside, the tremendous acceleration of speed of receding and approaching
would probably alarm you at first, particularly when approaching a planet or
object, as if we were going to collide. Receding from a planet can be very
beautiful and astonishing. We are accustomed to this. For a human, it would be
very thrilling at first. Yet you would feel no acceleration or gravitation
forces. Our technology adjusts for this.
Therapist: I imagine seeing just long, thin streaks
of light.
Zetas: As the speed of light is approached and
exceeded, the form or streaks eventually disappear. They also shift in
frequency, as you call the Doppler Effect. This is understood. At the speeds
that we operate, the Doppler Effect becomes much more pronounced and can be
quite astonishing.
Therapist: I am sure there are other effects that we
are not fully aware of, yet.
Zetas: There are time effects. The speed can
create time displacement. In the same presence, it remains the same, but
surrounding us, linear time does slow down. Time becomes meaningless. Aging, as
you understand it, becomes meaningless.
Therapist: We have talked about the effects on the
mind, the shifts in time.
Zetas: Time cannot be separated from space. Each
is an integral factor with the other and its effects or shifts.
Therapist: We would run the two words together --’
timespace.’
Zetas: That is a realistic fact of existence. The
two are interchangeable. Speed becomes meaningless. As space bends, it no
longer represents a given rate between two points. Often, time is not linear.
From our perspective, it meanders, as its speed is increased or decreased. It
is more fluid, yet it follows an inevitable path. It is very plastic,
adaptable. It can be shaped, formed.
Therapist: Yes. It is malleable.
Zetas: Malleable. That is a perfect word. Time is
malleable, as well a space.
Therapist: I didn’t know about space being malleable.
Zetas: Time and space are very malleable.
Malleable is quite appropriate. This is part of the dynamics of our travels,
just as aerodynamics are part of your flying machines. Our craft do not use
aerodynamics, but use the physics of gravity, time, and space. They work just
as effectively, much like words and music. These are two totally different
forms, yet each sharing the commonality of sound to communicate. Yet they are
totally different from one another, at the same time. We could not use
aerodynamics for flight because it would be much too confining and limiting.
Aerodynamics are very beautiful, but only appropriate within the confines of a
planetary atmosphere. It would not function in interstellar space. We need
something more universal and comprehensive.
Therapist: It is almost
time to close and, perhaps, next session, we can think about Socrates and his
way of teaching and learning, which involved making provocative statements or
stating a "so called"’ truth and just putting it out there for discussion.
Zetas: We would welcome
this.
Therapist: I think we would
all enjoy this. There are lots of things that we could ‘put out there.’
Zetas: It also
challenges us to ask more questions. The ‘question’ will be the new language. Socrates
and his way of thought, we are not unfamiliar with this. Our interaction, which
has reached a mature level of frankness in our friendship, would allow greater
depth of discussion. This would be a new slant in trying to more fully explore
our different realities, which are not so different. We exchange in thought
only because we cannot be physically present. Physical presence is just another
form of reality, as is the exchange of our thoughts that we engage in here.
Therapist: Perhaps you will be able to come here physically
before Steve and I need to depart this Earth.
Zetas: Yes. We have
considered this.
Therapist: Steve is as happy with this process as am I. We
stretch, we laugh, learn, and we share.
Zetas: As humans on
your earth ponder what life would be like on other worlds, I think if they knew
what we enjoy here, it would not be as they anticipated. It is just different. I
think they would be pleasantly surprised. Your movies express a phobia
about life forms that are not the same as your life form, different appearances.
They are merely a reflection of you. Most humans have no concept of an alien
since they have not met one. I think, in time, this process will work toward
that understanding in its own way.
Therapist: Thank you so
much for coming to visit and sharing with us.
Zetas: We appreciate the
importance that the three of us place on this. It is a continuing process, each
with new revelations for all involved.
Therapist: It helps me to help others, too.
Zetas: We know that you
are working with others who are confronted with stark, new changes. You help
them become comfortable with those changes. Those humans who seek your help find some
measure of peace. Take satisfaction in knowing that you are doing a good
service. Your work is effective in their lives. I can say this, knowing
telepathically and seeing the effects, perhaps beyond what you are able to see.
I feel your ability to see into their minds is far beyond normal human
abilities, and I think you also find comfort in being able to take satisfaction
that your work is meaningful and is effective. At this time, I will let go and
close.
Therapist: Thank you, Han. Namaste.
Farewell.
Mary Barr, B.A., CCHT, CBT, CLC
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
behavior.therapy@yahoo.com
Your questions are welcome.
