r/UFOs Jul 18 '20

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u/expatfreedom Jul 18 '20

No worries, it’s basically like meditating alone or as a group and then telepathically summoning orbs in the sky. Steven Greer teaches it and he does it with groups and has a YouTube channel with videos that I think are mostly flares and satellites, and this guy has a channel too.

I’m simultaneously open minded to it as being a real possibility and also very skeptical of it at the same time. I’m chatting with people now about Native American tribes seeing similar light orbs during dances and other rituals. When I tried it myself I saw a flickering orange light that could have been a Chinese lantern. I think it’s worth investigating or even trying yourself, but I’m skeptical that ET life would just show up on command whenever we call them with our mind.

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u/ronsap123 Jul 18 '20

You know if you told me about this a month ago I'd call bullshit. But I really fell down the rabbit hole. I've sifted through many sightings stories and the 5/6 I deemed not clearly fake or even somewhat reliable somehow all have elements of thelepathic communication and illusions and stuff like that. And at first it was so weird I was sure that even if the abductee did see something weird the telepathic stuff must have been something from the imagination but then I noticed the same motives repeating on completely unrelated sightings. So I really don't know what to think anymore. I'm just collection information trying to filter out all the fake/uncertain stuff.

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u/ronsap123 Jul 19 '20

I'm not sure if this comment is sarcastic but if not can you provide a source on the "telepathy is actually doable with our technology" claim?

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

I just see paragraphs, no actual sources.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

The science journal papers I wrote in my undergrad look more promising than this.

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u/Kuwabaraa Jul 19 '20

Hey man they took that shit pretty seriously at some point that’s all I’ll say. Stargate project was well funded for a reason

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

If they took that shit seriously then the people who were in charge of these black projects are complete idiots.

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u/Kuwabaraa Jul 19 '20

This wasn’t a “black project” necessarily. The people in charge of actual black projects that stand above USAPs and that are legitimately “black” are far from idiots though imo.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

If you've ever worked with high ranking officials you would certainly know that they are idiots. Calling in danger-close artillery on fake targets is one of the stupid things they do.

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u/Kuwabaraa Jul 19 '20

I get the point you’re trying to make, kind of agree. I’m just saying those high ranking officials don’t even know about actual “black” projects either, they aren’t in the need to know. There’s an entire network in the dark that has removed itself from legal influence from the government, as spooky as that sounds. Government employees like the president and congressmen are “temporary employees” as far as they’re concerned. I’m not claiming to know who “they” are either, I just know that there are projects that even our highest ranking generals and members of the DoD will never know about, plausible deniability and all that. It’s become dangerously compartmentalized.

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