When I come upon threads in which people calmly discuss the appearance of orange or grey aliens, spirits in the night, etc. etc. I am always stunned. Because, I have, every so often, tried to 'invite' the 'unseen' to my abode, with no luck, and it's probably my own fault.

What I mean is, I get this 'feeling' sometimes and I want to 'invite' this spirit or that spirit to become visible, but at the very moment that I think they might actually become visible, there's a part of me that immediately says -- no way, absolutely not, no I really didn't mean that I wanted to SEE you, oh no, that wasn't me, I was lying, I was dreaming, there's no WAY I want to see you or I'll just have a heart attack and die right here --  just can't quite get past that silly fear stage.

Of course, I don't know that I actually DO want an orange et manifesting right in front of my eyes, a foot away from me, in the semi-darkness. Or a ghost of some kind.

But, there's definitely a part of me that wants to be open to it. How does one get beyond that 'instinctive' fear? Any ideas?

You went to a dance? What were the decorations like?

Well, it must have been kind of confusing, with the alien leading you and all. Thanks for your input. I will be cautious, especially if I am taken to a dance.

Are you sure it was 'a dance' or were you just dancing, and you didn't like it?

I wonder, is it possible that 'they' have dances 'there'?

Back to b2's original question of how to get over any blockages that prevent you from seeing extra-terrestials in their extra-terrestial form --

What percentage of humanoid forms we see daily do you suppose are completely of this planet?  Many theories exist that we are visiting Earth for particular lessons we can't get on the gaseous or fluid centers/planets.
So we could consider any type of appearance more like a Halloween costume, that we pull on over our spark of consciousness so we can join the party.

When your consciousness is ready to see such forms, you will become aware of them.  Have you ever asked HS why you are not ready?

Bets

  I can't see them either.

It hurt because it felt as if the being was holding me on my back in a way that hurt.

It wasn't scarry. At first I went along with the experience to see what would happen. When the being continued to hold me in a way that hurt, I decided to bring the experience to an end.

When the experience happened it seemed real, I was quite conscious, yet the state did feel a bit different than the waking state.

It mainly seemed dark (visually) because of the feeling I got from traversing a great distance in space.  My guess is that I didn't actually traverse a great distance, it just felt that way.

I didn't see an alien, probably because the being I was with was a spirit guide pretending to be an alien.  When I have an out of body experience with a guide,  I don't see the guide, I just sense its presence, and sometimes hear it.



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I wish I had a Guardian Angel who looks like Jodie. That would be really cool. I think I have a Guardian Angel who is a blonde man. He's young and handsome, but I haven't seen him in a long time. He's only visited in dreams.

Beau wrote on Nov 10^th, 2009 at 4:34pm:

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/18/20091110/tsc-vatican-searches-for-extra-terrestri-c2...

Well, it seems all these Vatican people met yesterday, and they said it's perfectly okay to look for aliens, indeed, to look for life elsewhere. They deem all life 'special' according to the article. Maybe if we're all lookin' we'll find some.

from article:
"The questions of life's origins and of whether life exists elsewhere in the universe are very suitable and deserve serious consideration," said the chief papal astronomer, Father Jose Gabriel Funes.
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The Jesuit priest broached the question of extraterrestrial life in an interview last year, when he said the search for aliens did not contradict belief in God.

"As an astronomer I continue to believe that God is the creator of the universe," Funes told the Vatican mouthpiece, the Osservatore Romano.

The possibility raises a difficult theological question concerning redemption from the original sin, which by Christian tradition occurred in the Garden of Eden when Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit of a particular tree.

Funes told the Osservatore Romano: "If other intelligent beings exist, it's not certain that they need redemption."

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Hmmn, maybe this is going to take some time. After all, we're not sure whether they 'need redemption' or not. Sounds like a job for.....anyone's guess.