God, Aliens, and Other Stuff

1. The Reptilian version For years, Laura Knight- Jadczyk met with friends on Friday nights. They were interested in the paranormal and felt that they might be alien abductees . They put their hands lightly on the planchette of the Ouija Board and took notes on what the spirits had to say. Most of it they didn't take seriously, but one day an entity showed up calling itself a Cassiopeaen . This entity had much to say about alien abductions, especially about a group called the Orions , a "Service to Self" group often called Reptilians, or in slang, Lizards or Lizzies . According to the Cassiopaeans , the Lizards plan to supplant humans in time. Here is a sample of information attained in those interviews: Q. Bob Lazar referred to the fact that aliens supposedly refer to humans as containers. What does this mean? A. All are containers; 94 percent will be used. Q. (L) Used for what? A. Consumption. Q. (L) What do you mean by "consumption?" You mean eaten? A. Tot...

Michael Harner , Ph.D., author of The Way of the Shaman, learned the craft of the shaman from some of the remotest tribes on the globe. No adventurer ever trekked further or sought more diligently the hidden secrets of the spirit world. For Harner , the purpose of shamanism is to help people who are bound and diseased by the intrusion of negative energy and spirits. A person needs power to combat these dark forces of nature. That power often comes from the spirit of a power animal, which has left the patient and has returned to its abode in Lower World. The shaman's job is to attain a shaman state of consciousness ( SSC ), with or without drugs, to leave the physical body, to combat or avoid the malicious spirits in the portal-tunnel (they may appear as fanged spiders or vipers, etc.), to recognize the appropriate spirit animal, to grab it securely so it can't bolt away, and bring it to the ailing participant. To be able to do so, of course, the shaman must have already gone to...