DV: that would have been easy to say before 1947, not as easy afterward. 61 years later, in the 21st century, when thousands of contactees, abductees,
and official sources openly talk about interactions with aliens, your retort is off-base.
(from my book at www.alienmindbook.org which can be read free)
In their interactions with humans, aliens are good observers. To some extent, all are studied scientists. More importantly, all aliens who visit this
planet are skilled in telepathy, the ability to not only read another's thoughts, but to communicate complex, diagrammatic information in ways that
often astound the human initiate. As such, they can see through humans with a kind of extra-dimensional insight. To do so is the norm, not the
exception among alien societies. They're able to do so for a variety of reasons.
To begin with, telepathy is possible via a brain's propagation of extremely low frequency waves (e.l.f.’s). Human brain wave frequencies are e.l.f.
and higher. *Low frequency means a long distance between two wave crests.
For more on the subject, we turn to Eisenhower White House National Security Council member Col. Phillip Corso, who wrote a book about how he helped
the Army distribute downed alien technology from the famous 1947 crash of an alien craft near Roswell, New Mexico. Corso’s book is required reading
for anyone who wants to understand US officials’ attitudes and awareness of aliens. Corso wrote that the Pentagon only realized how a
thought-reading alien headband found in the Roswell crash worked after the Pentagon did research on long brain waves (i.e. e.l.f.’s).
Corso wrote, "The medical examiner wrote that measurements of brain activity taken from the EBE (extraterrestrial biological entity) who was still
barely alive at Roswell showed that its electronic signature, at least what they were able to measure with equipment back in 1947, displayed a signal
similar to what we would call long, low-frequency waves. And the examiner referred to a description by one of the Roswell Army Air Field doctors that
the creature's brain lobes seem to have been not just physiologically and neurologically integrated but integrated by an electromagnetic current as
well." In other words, extremely long waves not only occur in the human brain; they are found in alien brains, as well. Extremely low frequency
waves, or e.l.f.’s, are used in alien mind-activated technology (p. 192, The Day After Roswell).
As a University of Chicago physicist is famous for proving, long, low frequency waves can pass straight through the body of a human (or alien) and
through other dense structures. Why? Because an atom is mostly just a void of seemingly empty space. The nucleus of an atom can be compared to a
small, bizarrely fluctuating pea situated at mid-field in a large football stadium, while the electron is but a tiny micro-dot located way out in the
furthest bleachers. So, energy waves can pass through an atom easily.
Energy waves can pass through the internal and external structure of your head, as well
as the seemingly solid objects around you. As was documented in a series of ground-breaking experiments done under carefully controlled conditions at
the Stanford Research Institute in Palo Alto during the 1970's, people can sensitize themselves to certain energy waves in order to remotely view a
distant person's perceptions, effectively reading another person's thoughts.
How can they do so? Human brain wave frequencies normally range from about 5 hertz (cycles per second) to 30 hertz, although they can spike beyond
that range, which allows for some unusual phenomenon, to say the least. Brain waves from 5 to 11 hertz fall within those “extremely low frequency”
wavelengths (e.l.f.'s) and are part of the basis for telepathy.
The Army’s discovery in Roswell implies that we, too, can cause thoughts to stream out and away from, or at angles to our brain synapses (the
so-called wetware wiring) via e.l.f.'s. In addition, we may be able to leap beyond our brain nerve structure via what some physicists call “scalar
electromagnetic” frequencies in order to nearly instantaneously communicate across great distances (more about this later).
In short, Corso suggested that way back in 1947, the Army had evidence that aliens could reach out beyond their brains to interact via
mind-activated/mind-sensing “psychotronic” technology. Evidence suggested that even without advanced technology, the Roswell aliens’ brains were
able to communicate with each other. In later pages, we’ll see how humans can do so, also.
How does a brain focus energy waves in order to do telepathy and remote sensing? Your brain has about 10 billion brain cells in it, each of which has
gentle curvatures within it that can focus your attention in every direction, without even turning your head to face one way, or another. Better yet,
each one of those brain cells has from 10,000 to 20,000 string-like dendrites reaching out to communicate with other brain cells, and there’s
abundant curvature there, also. Given that there are 3 trillion smaller atoms contained in the last section of your index finger, alone, your brain
contains more than 100 trillion atoms in it! Each atom has different varieties of curvature within it, and that too, is conducive to complex focusing
(via nearly instantaneous communication across energy plasma). Better still, within each atom are an even greater number of quanta (particles and
packets of energy) that can focus energy in various ways. Although it isn’t easy to control one single quantum, your thoughts are a larger,
aggregate manipulation (cohering and decohering) of many quanta. As a recent feature film noted, the variety of possible combinations of signals
between brain cells in your head is greater than the total number of atoms in this universe! So, there are fantastic capabilities in your mind, and
there are even more between a number of minds. As some people say, there’s a universe within.
Some researchers confuse alien telepathy with “channeling.” David Jacobs, PhD, who’s skeptical of channeling, defines it as when “a person in
a self-altered state of consciousness believes he/she is receiving communication from an unseen spirit or entity who answers questions or imparts
wisdom.” Some channelers speak of contacting ghosts or spirits from another time. Meanwhile, telepathy is starkly different---it happens in
real-time and always involves at least some remotely visual aspects. Basic telepathy allows an individual to neatly identify the other individual(s)
with whom he/she is communicating. Telepathy is a nearly immediate exchange in which the mind’s vocal and other physical characteristics (of all
participants) are clearly manifest, due to intricate mind-body networking. Although advanced technology may be used to try to secure an alien telepath
from unwanted probing, the individual alien is always identifiable to those who are practiced in telepathy.
Some, like Jacobs, are cautious about telepathy because it isn’t private, or because it can apparently navigate faster-than-light fluctuations in
space-time. Much of Jacobs’ abduction research is premised on alien statements communicated telepathically to abductees. In some cases, however,
telepathy may be abused by aliens in the same way that propagandists use neuro-linguistic programming for manipulative control.
The best defense? An educated awareness.
So, how can we tell the difference between human and alien telepathy? To begin with, we must be able to distinguish our own thoughts from those of
another human. In telepathic interactions, the initiate must first become sensitized to the difference between his or her own active thought processes
and his/her more quiet states of mind. As Russell Targ, PhD in physics, writes, in order to recognize message content from an external source, you
must be able to make your mind essentially blank. Targ likens this state of mind to stilled water, or a dark black screen. As such, we can discern the
thoughts of others, which are unlike our own. They are out of character. They have a different internal tenor and may contain information and images
entirely new to the receiver. If the initiate can’t still his or her mind, he/she may not be able to make such distinctions. *Targ trained hundreds
of remote viewers for the US government.
One must first become skilled at noting the difference between one's subtly and gently inter-dimensioned thoughts, versus one's thoughts that have a
nearly audio-like verbal character. Some of our thoughts are framed in terms of how they might later be spoken, while others are more complex and may
converge from a number of different internal perspectives. Once the initiate sees the difference between the two, he or she will know his or her own
internal tenor. Thoughts communicated by an external source may have a more audio-like, verbal character. They may diverge from the receiver's
accustomed way of thinking, hence they are out of character. They stand out.
When we mull an idea over, we tend to examine it from a variety of perspectives, which have a soft and familiar precision in our minds. A kind of
internal dialogue may go on, yet we’re in complete control of it. A telepathically communicated message will diverge from the receiver's precise
internal configuration. It will seem different in a number of ways. More skilled telepathic communicators can carefully monitor a receiver's thoughts
in order to pose certain ideas at fairly natural-seeming junctures, yet, once the receiver is able to still his or her own mind, he or she will note
that the external source communicates in a way that’s unlike the receiver.
Over time, one gets a feel for how other humans think. This is important because when an alien comes into the mix, as may happen, the alien's
thoughts will be strikingly different from those of the receiver. The alien will begin from a more scientifically and telepathically advanced frame of
reference. To the human receiver, the complexity and the insights conveyed by the alien will seem unusually intelligent, highly profound and
different. Focused alien telepathy tends to arrive in imagery that is subtler and more complex, with softer outlines than the thought of a typical
human. To the human initiate, such thoughts may seem like surpassing genius, which they are, in a sense. Telepathically communicated alien thoughts
may involve a variety of new ideas and artistic-seeming details, an astounding inventiveness--sometimes even a complex kind of humor. Compared to a
human, aliens thoughts seem relatively abbreviated, finely textured, yet multiply-packed with information: words, graphics, a geometric kind of
modeling, and a resonance with the nature surrounding you/them--all at the same time.
As abduction researcher David Jacobs puts it, “The aliens communicate telepathically with humans and with each other. When abductees describe the
communication process, they say they receive an impression in their minds that they automatically convert into their own words for comprehension.”
(The Threat, p. 95). Abductee “Karin” told Harvard psychiatrist and abduction researcher Dr. John Mack about alien telepathy: “Do you know what
telepathy is? People say it’s the ability to hear somebody’s thoughts, like you can hear inside their heads. But that’s not (merely) what
telepathy is. It’s a resonation… We’re so telepathic on a normal everyday basis.” (Passport to the Cosmos, p. 71)
Writing about the Roswell crash, Col. Phillip Corso cited military documents about the alien(s) who briefly survived the Roswell crash in 1947. Corso
wrote that on approaching an injured alien, “witnesses said they heard no ‘words’ in their mind, only the resonance of a shared or projected
impression much simpler than a sentence but far more complex because they were able to share with the creature a sense not only of suffering but of
profound sadness, as if it were in mourning for the others who perished on board the craft.” (The Day After Roswell, p. 97) In other words,
telepathy conveys more than mere words. Sgt. Clifford Stone, former Army telepathic interfacer with aliens says, “you can hear, either verbally or
mentally, what they are saying, but as an interfacer you feel what they feel (i.e. saddest, happiness, fear, anger, hate, love, sorrow).” (ATS
posting Je ’08)