The real work happens in the UFO, when bodies are retrained to resist damage. Spaced-out indentations and scooped-out areas of earth provide narrative breaks. People assume that if you can’t accept a compliment you possess no humour or warmth but that doesn’t match the truth of smiles and familiar touches, even when travelling in the dark. Look at those who see flames in the vacuum outside and stand up without bracing.
Some abductees have overlooked their experience of theophany, the sense of oneness with the universe or God. Others assume that they have met with angels, some sort of ethereal-like spirit beings that have no material substance. The truth can be visually overwhelming and somewhat disturbing; none of us can be absolutely sure what aliens are like but we all yearn to experience something outside ourselves. If we open doors what often happens is we go through and step into an ocean of interconnection.
THIS IS A VERTICAL SECURITY CHECKPOINT. You must not follow your dreams or attempt to escape. Pretend you are pleased to have been selected, take notes, and report back when you get the chance. Alien encounters are better known for mystery and intrigue than torture or abuse. It is normal for humans to shudder and shake when they recall what happened to them and to form bizarre beliefs about the superiority of faith over science, passionate conviction over reason, superstition over science, and paranoia over trust, all of which can affect the perception of reality.
In the world of new ideas abstraction is king and not limited to what we understand. You must employ allegory and ambiguity to contextualise the emptiness of space and your place within it. Embrace the unknown, navigate absence and negative temporality to arrive back home safely, within the realm of our own dimension. The universe popped into existence with nothing there before it and aliens may be the origin of life on earth. We live in order to confuse our minds and cloud each other’s judgment, create ancient mysteries to take us way off our expected course.
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© Rupert M Loydell
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