Some years ago I had the privilege of taking a workshop
at the whole life expo taught by the famed ufo scholar Zechariah Sitchin. I
enjoyed listening to his theories and watching slides about the Sumerian
tablets and how the ancient writings spoke of a possible race of beings who
were once on this earth and
played a part in humanities beginnings. But despite the
interesting lecture I noticed that Mr. Sitchin was not in the best of moods.
Later I found out that it was due to a student who confronted him right before
the class started and told him that if it were indeed true that an advance race
of beings once visited our
planet, where are the photographs? Surely they would have
had the technology to leave behind plausible evidence. Mr. Sitchin tried to
explain that it tells the details in the tablets but he had to cut the
conversation and get to the workshop where he was going to explain his
research.
I have often found that when it came to the subject of
ufos and alien life, there are three schools of thought I run into. The first
is that it's a friendly universe of brotherly love and we should see all
planetary species as our friends and make them welcome. The second is that we
need to be cautious and that the thought of a more advanced species observing
us is frightening. The third is that there is no evidence to support other life
forms beyond earth and it's nothing but a fantasy to be scoffed at. So who is
really holding a piece of the puzzle and where should we direct our attention
when it comes to such a
subject that is shrouded in mystery?
The answer that comes to me is they all are.
In the 1950's when the first atomic bombs were being
experimented with, we started hearing stories of unidentified flying objects
seen in our skies and of meetings in the desert with human forms who claimed
they were from a visiting planet. Men such as George Adamski and Daniel Fry to
name a couple bravely told stories of their encounters and risked ridicule from
a skeptical public. The stories may have been slightly different but the
message was clear. We must stop our possible self destruction or it may affect
this planet and beyond. Then later came the stories of abduction dreams and a
few encounters where they seemed more less personal and a bit frightening as
the people who spoke of these dreams or witnessed these brief encounters was
not prepared on what they were experiencing which seemed cold, emotionless and
out of their control. In the early years these stories were taken as groundless
but later many therapists have begun to study these reports to see what is
really going on behind the
scenes after many people on a mass level have begun to
speak up about having similar dreams. And last we have our skeptics who are
learned men and women in their field and they need hard fixed evidence and
facts before they can conclude that life beyond earth is a fact. And there is
nothing wrong with that viewpoint as long as it's healthy skepticism. History
has shown us that great progress has happened when one believed in the
impossible and pursued it even when the outcome seemed a like a far away pipe
dream.
So why this fascination with the stars and what makes us
keep looking to our skies for answers? Perhaps it's something in our DNA that
remembers a time when the veils were thin and we could trace our origins to
those very beginnings that have been lost in the mists of time and recalled in
our ancient myths and stories. In every earth centered culture from the Druids
to the American Indians, all of their shamans who were trained in the art of
seeing recall reading star patterns and learning the planet's and their
motions. They have claimed to be able to communicate on some level with an
ancient race of beings who have a connection to humanity and are still guiding
us towards our destiny. The Hindus speak of flying objects called Vimanas in
their Sanskrits. The bible tells of descriptions of flying objects such as
Ezekiel's wheel and angelic chariots.
Where is this all leading us on our future and where we
are going with our planet and as a species? Every decade we are advancing in
new discoveries that are drawing us a little closer to the answers we have been
seeking in regards to space and time and what life looks and feels like on
other planetary
atmospheres. One scientist who studied the ions of the
air in the atmosphere of a certain planet claimed that if human life lived
there, it would turn the skin a blue tinge. Does this remind one of pictures of
the Hindu God Krishna and his blue tinted skin? Perhaps the ancient scripts
hold answers to scientific
mysteries that we will decode someday. And if the ancient
ones are still observing us then it may be that we also hold a key to their
learning as well. The more we look inside ourselves and develop our unique
qualities the more doors will open and we will start to unlock the mysteries of
space and time that
have been waiting for us throughout the ages. Back to what I said about Zecharia Sitchin.
He ended up doing a book signing that day and was very polite in answering
questions about his work. I highly
recommend his book called: Divine Encounters : A Guide to
Visions, Angels and Other Emissaries.
Remember keep your feet firmly on the ground and keep
your eyes searching towards the stars.
I welcome your comments on the air.
Verna Wilson
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