In Part I, I describe this sign… this is the actual sign at the Blue Streak missile site at Woomera in Australia. I described how we are sneaking down a road (a dirt road in 1964) floating about 6 feet off the ground going forward slowly (as if we are using a car on a road, but are definitely NOT in a car) and the He (the very human looking off-world being) starts reading the sign in “different voice” a really deep voice (not his own sounding) and says “Prohibited~! DO NOT DEVIATE!” and that’s when we both started laughing so darn hard we almost couldn’t stop laughing… Even given as serious as the situation was (and still is) and I would never want to give the impression that any of this is taken lightly or a laughing matter by me or off-world Beings that are trying to send a very grave and pertinent overall message to humanity at large. It’s just that in midst of all this experience… He showed a very human side of trying to lighten-up a tense moment, relaxing both of us. I am not trying to make any biblical or religious reference per se, but when I ponder this humorous and “human” side I can’t help but think about the phrase, “Created in our image.” Things that make you go….”Hmmmmm.”
Forbidden Weapons: A Blue Streak, An Atlas and a Mysterious Brown-Eyed Man, Part II (C)
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Oh Roy ~ Again very wise words about our brothers and sisters in the rest of the Cosmos… its always such a pleasure to read your’ and everyone take on these things… what a breath of fresh air this place is 😉 Namaste
Oh . . . by the way Nin . . . I have heard the ETs express that the earth human’s capacity for humor is one of the best developed in the Universe. It is natural built-in talent that even some of the most advanced ETs marvel at.
namaste
Well Nin — here you are giving credit to one of the most excellent healers in the entire Universe — HUMOR.
🙂 Yes — I did get one of those deep throated inner chuckels over this story. Anytime I think of that little story, I smile and feel uplifted.
Now — considering what T has been saying about the need for balance — I have not yet gotten to the point of rolling on the floor with uncontrolled laughter with that little story.
Actually, the humor itself is far more subtle than that — and its subtlety makes for LESS outward demonstration while at the same time allowing far deeper and more satisfying inner depth of exploratory . . . uh . . . traveling.
namaste,
Roy