Bluegreen
8th September 2014, 01:15
I'm feeling an odd mixture of nervousness and relief as I type. I've told two humans this story, and you will be the "third." I understand that to many forum members my experience will be a mere blip on the radar, but of course we all have our own perspectives. I've seen four UFO's; this was the second. This happened about two years ago.
If I can arrive early enough I will often walk down a particular wooded alley and have a smoke with my coffee before work. Sometimes you can see the moon after sunrise, and this was such a morning. I look up and see a star next to the moon and think, Hm, I've never seen that before. A star right next to the moon. What star is that? I'll have to look that up. I guess I've never been awake at this time of year to see that. Looking back, this is so strange because I was reading George LoBuono's "Alien Mind" at the time and my head was full of vague visions of aliens and stars ... but I didn't think anything was out of the ordinary ...
I look up and think, How about that. Isn't that odd. It's a star right next to the moon.
As I look a weird feeling comes over me and the hair on the back of my neck literally starts to stand up as some kind of depth perception kicks in ...
Holy smoke, I think. That's not a star. It's a thing.
Now I'm feeling a little strange and I'm looking down the alley to see if anyone's around. I'm hoping to see the nice lady who walks her dog that I know but don't know. Nope. Nobody around but the birds, who probably know more than I do. I put my coffee down on a nearby garbage can and look up at the moon and the thing. I stare for another minute or two. I pick up my coffee and turn around.
It's gone.
Some months subsequent to this I'm having a conversation with a business associate that I've gotten to know over the years. Although not exactly "friends," we've always gotten along and are happy for the opportunity when it arises to work together. For some reason, on this day we start talking about UFO's and stuff. This person seems interested, so I go into "Fun Facts to Know and Tell About the Moon." One thing leads to another, and I tell the tale of the moon and the "star." This person gets a serious look in the eye and says, What do you know about aliens? Well, I say, actually I know a lot about aliens, I've read a few books on the subject. For example, I know that as of 1989 the US Military had identified and documented at least 57 races of aliens. I know what they're called, I know where they're from, I know what they look like, and in some cases I feel as if I may know something about their agendas. Before I realize what's happening, I'm listening to a detailed history about this person's life as a contactee. Then I'm listening to a family history, going back generations. Next thing I know, this person is taking off their shoes to show me some "implants." This is more information than I'm prepared for and I can only look for a second at what appear to be dark strips on the foot soles.
Then this person says, Why do you suppose they chose you to show themselves to? As the idea had never entered my head I say, I never thought that, I just figured I was at that particular place at that particular time. Now, after reading posts like "Why have lights on ET craft?" and others, I'm not so sure.
Thank you for "listening."
If I can arrive early enough I will often walk down a particular wooded alley and have a smoke with my coffee before work. Sometimes you can see the moon after sunrise, and this was such a morning. I look up and see a star next to the moon and think, Hm, I've never seen that before. A star right next to the moon. What star is that? I'll have to look that up. I guess I've never been awake at this time of year to see that. Looking back, this is so strange because I was reading George LoBuono's "Alien Mind" at the time and my head was full of vague visions of aliens and stars ... but I didn't think anything was out of the ordinary ...
I look up and think, How about that. Isn't that odd. It's a star right next to the moon.
As I look a weird feeling comes over me and the hair on the back of my neck literally starts to stand up as some kind of depth perception kicks in ...
Holy smoke, I think. That's not a star. It's a thing.
Now I'm feeling a little strange and I'm looking down the alley to see if anyone's around. I'm hoping to see the nice lady who walks her dog that I know but don't know. Nope. Nobody around but the birds, who probably know more than I do. I put my coffee down on a nearby garbage can and look up at the moon and the thing. I stare for another minute or two. I pick up my coffee and turn around.
It's gone.
Some months subsequent to this I'm having a conversation with a business associate that I've gotten to know over the years. Although not exactly "friends," we've always gotten along and are happy for the opportunity when it arises to work together. For some reason, on this day we start talking about UFO's and stuff. This person seems interested, so I go into "Fun Facts to Know and Tell About the Moon." One thing leads to another, and I tell the tale of the moon and the "star." This person gets a serious look in the eye and says, What do you know about aliens? Well, I say, actually I know a lot about aliens, I've read a few books on the subject. For example, I know that as of 1989 the US Military had identified and documented at least 57 races of aliens. I know what they're called, I know where they're from, I know what they look like, and in some cases I feel as if I may know something about their agendas. Before I realize what's happening, I'm listening to a detailed history about this person's life as a contactee. Then I'm listening to a family history, going back generations. Next thing I know, this person is taking off their shoes to show me some "implants." This is more information than I'm prepared for and I can only look for a second at what appear to be dark strips on the foot soles.
Then this person says, Why do you suppose they chose you to show themselves to? As the idea had never entered my head I say, I never thought that, I just figured I was at that particular place at that particular time. Now, after reading posts like "Why have lights on ET craft?" and others, I'm not so sure.
Thank you for "listening."