Are Abductees More Enlightened?
Abductees, experiencers or contactees, whatever term one might care to use, we are all a vastly more enlightened people, maintaining the purest of all possible perspectives. We know that intelligent beings of a higher order exist, not simply by our reasoning, or intellect, but rather by way of our first hand experience with them. If nothing else, as abductees, our perspective has been inexorably altered – consequently, we are no longer able see the world without the fullness of the universe filling our minds as well.
There is a natural division that occurs between abductees and non-abductees that can never be bridged - that can never be overcome. It is not our doing, it exists through no fault of our own; rather it is simply the nature of things.
As abductees, we know those non-abductees of the world, but they do not know who we are – we are as human as they, but they, not having experienced the abduction phenomenon, nor having been genetically altered and programmed as all abductees have, do not understand us. There certainly remains in them a fear of us, of what and who we are.
We understand our humanness, and the extent to which we have become enlightened; they understand only that narrow aspect of their humanness, never having learned from the abduction experience, never having traced the true depth of their fears, being forced to expand those long-held paradigms; thereby becoming enlightened at the hands of their keepers, those instructors that all abductees have.
Therefore they are less, and we, all of the abductees of the world, are more, much more
Abductees are without a doubt, one of the most misunderstood factions within our society. We have been disregarded, ridiculed, exploited and censured – all of this taking place as we ourselves struggle to determine our own identity, one that encompasses all of our extraordinary and varied experiences. It’s rather like coming to terms with your surroundings, as these surroundings are constantly being changed, constantly held in flux relative to who and where you are – in short, we are asked to understand what has and is continually happening to us as we continue to exist on this untenable ground, never knowing with any degree of certainty what’s next for us, what might lie around the next corner, the next nights’ incident. We exist as nomads, wandering through our own lives as it were, without the luxury of any apparent normalcy that most others take for granted – naively mind you, but existing in them nonetheless.
But for us, those of us known of as abductees, contactees, experiencers or whatever one might choose to call us, this is our normalcy, our existence, day-in, day-out, whether we choose to accept it or not.
We have been burned, subconsciously etched by our experiences, constantly reminded of our plight with each new occurrence, with each new episode encountered. Add to the fact that each of us is at a different point in the cycle of the abductee experience, a different point in the realization and integration of our experiences, and you come to realize that no two of us are in the same orbit as it were – we are constantly evolving in the experiencing of our individual experience, and that experience being peculiar, or particular to each and every one of us.
Those of us who are abductees, never chose to be abductees. There was never a point in time where we decided to take part in this phenomenon. We are the product of those who have decided for us, that we needed to be a part of this endeavor – the extent of which we may never fully come to understand.
One does not fit the abduction experience into one’s life – the abduction experience is one’s life; from birth ‘til death it plays itself out daily. As an abductee, everything in one’s life is about one’s life as an abductee – you can’t run from it, hide from it or ignore it; but on the other hand, you can most certainly try.
But whether or not we were able to choose our predicament, it is ours nonetheless. And that being the case, we must embrace it as part and parcel of who and what we are as abductees – even if we do not entirely know who and what we are, and what purpose it is that we serve being who we are.
If we, those of known of as abductees, are truly more enlightened than those non-abductees of the world, then it is not our doing – we have had no say in this matter whatsoever, rather it is the result of the handiwork of our keepers, those abductors that all abductees have.
But as for me, I choose to remain skeptical in all things – neither believing, nor disbelieving, but rather abiding in that hollow place between the two.
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Abductees, experiencers or contactees, whatever term one might care to use, we are all a vastly more enlightened people, maintaining the purest of all possible perspectives. We know that intelligent beings of a higher order exist, not simply by our reasoning, or intellect, but rather by way of our first hand experience with them. If nothing else, as abductees, our perspective has been inexorably altered – consequently, we are no longer able see the world without the fullness of the universe filling our minds as well.
There is a natural division that occurs between abductees and non-abductees that can never be bridged - that can never be overcome. It is not our doing, it exists through no fault of our own; rather it is simply the nature of things.
As abductees, we know those non-abductees of the world, but they do not know who we are – we are as human as they, but they, not having experienced the abduction phenomenon, nor having been genetically altered and programmed as all abductees have, do not understand us. There certainly remains in them a fear of us, of what and who we are.
We understand our humanness, and the extent to which we have become enlightened; they understand only that narrow aspect of their humanness, never having learned from the abduction experience, never having traced the true depth of their fears, being forced to expand those long-held paradigms; thereby becoming enlightened at the hands of their keepers, those instructors that all abductees have.
Therefore they are less, and we, all of the abductees of the world, are more, much more
Abductees are without a doubt, one of the most misunderstood factions within our society. We have been disregarded, ridiculed, exploited and censured – all of this taking place as we ourselves struggle to determine our own identity, one that encompasses all of our extraordinary and varied experiences. It’s rather like coming to terms with your surroundings, as these surroundings are constantly being changed, constantly held in flux relative to who and where you are – in short, we are asked to understand what has and is continually happening to us as we continue to exist on this untenable ground, never knowing with any degree of certainty what’s next for us, what might lie around the next corner, the next nights’ incident. We exist as nomads, wandering through our own lives as it were, without the luxury of any apparent normalcy that most others take for granted – naively mind you, but existing in them nonetheless.
But for us, those of us known of as abductees, contactees, experiencers or whatever one might choose to call us, this is our normalcy, our existence, day-in, day-out, whether we choose to accept it or not.
We have been burned, subconsciously etched by our experiences, constantly reminded of our plight with each new occurrence, with each new episode encountered. Add to the fact that each of us is at a different point in the cycle of the abductee experience, a different point in the realization and integration of our experiences, and you come to realize that no two of us are in the same orbit as it were – we are constantly evolving in the experiencing of our individual experience, and that experience being peculiar, or particular to each and every one of us.
Those of us who are abductees, never chose to be abductees. There was never a point in time where we decided to take part in this phenomenon. We are the product of those who have decided for us, that we needed to be a part of this endeavor – the extent of which we may never fully come to understand.
One does not fit the abduction experience into one’s life – the abduction experience is one’s life; from birth ‘til death it plays itself out daily. As an abductee, everything in one’s life is about one’s life as an abductee – you can’t run from it, hide from it or ignore it; but on the other hand, you can most certainly try.
But whether or not we were able to choose our predicament, it is ours nonetheless. And that being the case, we must embrace it as part and parcel of who and what we are as abductees – even if we do not entirely know who and what we are, and what purpose it is that we serve being who we are.
If we, those of known of as abductees, are truly more enlightened than those non-abductees of the world, then it is not our doing – we have had no say in this matter whatsoever, rather it is the result of the handiwork of our keepers, those abductors that all abductees have.
But as for me, I choose to remain skeptical in all things – neither believing, nor disbelieving, but rather abiding in that hollow place between the two.
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