God, Aliens, and Other Stuff

"Oh, no, they were surely not benign. I had, of course, long ago given up any idea of these trespassers being “friendly.” However, what the man from Texas spoke about and drew for me during our regression session, almost tore me apart. His testimony certainly ripped up many of my most cherished notions of the alien intruders. When he made the drawing of a reptilian humanoid alien, the drawing was so awful, the image the most frightening revelation I’ve ever had. The drawing triggered fear and terror within me. It seemed too real. "That was in 1988. For the first time I was truly frightened of the aliens because the picture he handed me brought into reality the fact that a species exists which in some way, degrades every human being alive." Barbara Bartholic, with Peggy Fielding, in Barbara: The Story of a UFO Investigator , 2004, p. 154. (Barbara worked with famed researcher Jacques Vallee. She regressed many abductees, including Ted Rice, whose story is told in Masqu...

I regret that I could only use 10 sources and a few citations for this post. It’s a blog post, not a book. After 50 years of media attention on the alien abduction phenomenon, the UFO community is still divided on what it all means. Highly educated experts, all of whom have followed the literature for decades, and who have regressed, counseled, or interviewed hundreds of victims, cannot agree as to whether the aliens are benevolent star visitors, rapacious exploiters, or weirdly deficient inter-dimensional entities from here. Famous names in the UFO debate community line up on both sides. My humble opinion as a non-experiencer-but-eager-reader is that all ET contact brings a negative influence in spite of the lure of advanced technology and psychic empowerment. They say they want to prepare us for a more advanced future The sneakiest thing they do is convince some of us that they are getting us ready for a Big Leap to another level of consciousness. They will improve our ...

Dr. John Lerma is a topic of ongoing interest. I’ve done 3 blogs concerning him and his two books, Into the Light and Learning from the Light . In reviewing the second book, I only had time to deal with the first half of it, stopping with Lerma’s anecdote about the ‘true’ Roswell story. In that story (Chapter 5) a dying military man named Col. Marshall Bradfield deliberately transferred to the hospice in Houston where Lerma worked. Since he was 92 and dying, he wanted to share with Lerma the real story of what crashed at Roswell, NM in 1947. He allegedly knew the real story is because he was visiting with his parents in Roswell when the event occurred. Mac Brazel, on whose ranch the UFO crashed, came first to the Bradfield residence to lead none other than Marsh to the site. The military arrived soon after they did, but Marsh had time to put two pieces of debris together and see a German iron cross. When he got home again, he called his commander at Wright-Patterson AFB. He le...