A big thank-you goes to Yvonne, who has helped me explore and more clearly remember experiences I associate with alien abduction. In this video, she gives me a consultation on what to expect during the regression sessions.
We wander into our own thoughts and theories about extraterrestrials, why they might be here, recent events such as the New Jersey drones (we both believe they were ET), and Steven Spielberg’s upcoming movie, Disclosure Day, and how it is probably a psi-op.
Yvonne has a much more positive view of ETs and their intentions toward us Earthlings. Based on what she has learned through working with experiencers, she believes they may be interested in our DNA, our human emotions, and something humans are particularly good at, forming strong emotional bonds with one another. My view is a little less warm and fuzzy.
Considering the frightening experiences that members of my family, an ex-girlfriend, and I have experienced, I’m not quite ready to put out milk and cookies for our extraterrestrial visitors.
Yvonne told me something especially interesting. According to some of the beings encountered through her regression subjects, ET has apologized for the terrifying nature of abductions and claimed, essentially, “That wasn’t us. Those were the other bad aliens.”
Maybe.
The problem, from my perspective, is that the various beings described in abduction accounts, including what I have experienced, appear to be working together. David Jacobs expressed a similar view during an interview with Art Bell when he said, “It seems to be one major unified group.”
That possibility has always intrigued me. Here are my thoughts on it…
Somewhere in the universe, one civilization presumably had to be the first to achieve interstellar travel. If it accomplished that millions or even billions of years before neighboring civilizations, it would have enjoyed an enormous technological head start. Over time, perhaps it encountered less advanced civilizations and incorporated them into a larger alliance, hierarchy, civilization.
If that were true, then the “good ETs versus bad ETs” explanation becomes a little more complicated. Imagine being told, “Yes, we understand the abductions were terrifying, but please don’t blame us. That was another department.” Very reassuring.
It could even make for a useful story if humanity were eventually expected to accept some kind of relationship with a much more advanced civilization. Nobody wants to join the Galactic Federation after reading the one-star Yelp reviews.
Of course, I could be completely wrong. And I hope I am! These are simply my thoughts based on my own experiences, the experiences reported by people close to me, and what I have read from UFO and abduction researchers over the years. I don’t claim to know what is happening or even whether my theory is remotely correct. But if there really is an extraterrestrial HR department somewhere, I have a few complaints I’d like to file.
