Damn I love you stories. I don't even care if you're making it up or not. Good Shiat. Anyway...
jritzmann said:
"Who or what was responsible?"
I dont know. I have guesses which I keep to myself. It all depends on who you ask when they read the little account of it I've written above. Some say "angles", some say the "aliens opposite" some say whatever guided me to start looking into this to begin with. Who knows, your guess is a good as mine. I can tell ya it sure as hell wasnt me, or my family or our company. I'll swear that on whatever ya want.
Yes...but what do YOU think? We're all kooks here, J. Qualify it any way you need to. I know this isn't therapy and in the end we're all strangers, but still, impressions can be important. And I don't think anyone around here's going to bash you too much.
But if you must keep it private I won't prod you any more than this.
jritzmann said:
"And what was their motive?"
I guess to make me tell the crowd what I was so torn over saying to start with. The bottom line was I believed I'd found something truly toxic. But did I keep it to myself and not warn people of potential harm.
The motive (if correct) would say it was something or someone else, possibly as some have suggested, the opposite/positive of the "alien" negative.
Hmm...Couple of points.
1) It sounds to me like when you say "demonic" you don't mean "caused by demons", but the personal fallout resembles that sort of thing. Yes? My original take wasn't that it was demons at work, but that the same "wacko" perceptual mechanisms that allow people to see ghosts and such are the same at work for UFO's and aliens. But what you're saying doesn't necessarily support that, does it?
2) When I suggest considering a motive...think of the responsible party as just some other guy on the street. Some guy downtown trying to sell you his pants. A politician telling you that they dont' have to answer to congress because of executive privlege. Or my personal fave, a vice president that says he's not a part of the executive branch. Just because somebody got in and out of yuor house under mysterious circumstances doesn't mean that their motive are any more morally justified than any of our own. Some one was in you house, dude. What's up with that?
jritzmann said:
All I know is I've never seen anyone else talk about that symbol, or post a pic of it. And I've looked. I've never released it into the public, and it's more or less become the icon to me of my involvement in this stuff.
(sigh)...you're really going to make me ask? OK, I'm not proud.
Ahem...
Jeff, would you please kindly take a picture of that symbol and let us see it?
Moving on...BrandonD. What is meant by another dimension? Something additional to the 4 we already perceive. Something that you could point to if you had the appropriate appendage. I'm not necessarily saying that something can't possibly be popping in and out of what we call reality, I'm just saying that it most likely needs another name. Maybe there are creatures that are able to move around in the 4th (time), but we've never seen one that I know of. I wonder what it would look like? No one's ever seen another dimension, and calling it abstract isn't doing the concept justice by a damn sight. I'm afraid I have to agree with CapnG. We're unable to define our terms well enough because we lack the knowledge. Speculation with regard to extra dimensions has limited value for that reason. I don't mind the speculation, though. Hey, I'm a trekkie, I think it's fun. But recognise what it's worth in the end (not much, just a fun mind wander). Call a spade a spade.
I have a hard time with theories that deal with altered reality, like from the way it's normally perceived. What is reality? What is non-reality? Do you see what I'm getting at? I have exactly one data point, which is that I am alive. Or am I? I've never been dead, or anything other than alive that I'm aware of. So how can I postulate reasonable theories that deal with the unreal when I've only ever seen the real? Tricky...