I think they could exist. If you google for alien photos, there are some realistic looking and even ancient paintings. And most of them look almost the same. I have never seen any different figure than big headed, large eyed and with a big belly.

I love shamanism.

Without a doubt, REAL.

All you have to do is start to pay attention, and you will see what you need to.

I always look at it like this:

Children need guidance. They need a grown up to tell them between right and wrong, and what will hurt them or what is good for them. Without their parents, there can be chaos.

The vast vast majority of earth folk, are indeed a huge lot of children. Why not get in touch with someone who has gone before us for helpful information and knowledge? Why not use the wise elder for advice? It's a major shortcut and it's still out there for the taking.

I would much rather pay attention to those who have tread before me, than grind my life with mistakes and learning curve with a strong possibility of a terrible outcome.

I would assume we are all connected, like brothers, cousins. It makes me feel good knowing that there are people out there doing things correctly, scoring one for decency and good.

wtf are you trying to say?

If you mean by "aliens" as life on other planets, I'd be a FOOL to believe otherwise. Why? the mathematical odds are just so in favor of life in other planets/alien life forms. Think about it, there are billions upon billions of stars. Not just forming now but having formed in the past few billion years. Many of these stars have planets. Many of these planets have similar conditions to our own planet.

It's not a question of IF, but how many...

Alien trolling.

What I'm trying to say is,

people outside of earth do indeed exist. They are more like our cousins than strangers. We are all connected. Because the universe is one giant nervous system that we are plugged into, what we do here on earth is relative to them. So they are concerned, and want to help us find the correct way to live. Being that there are various common sets of universal laws and nature, there is indeed a "correct" way to live, a major governing guideline.

You have to be able to question your standard issued "reality". You have to be able to unlearn the things that were embedded into you since birth without choice and say "hey.. maybe it doesn't exactly work like that".

Once you realize just how fallible humans are today, you will quickly understand that we know next to nothing, and that will give you the open mind you need.

"Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school." - Einstein

Most of us in the western world, have been so utterly conditioned since birth, that we think anything that strays from "normality" isn't real, or does not exist. I certainly used to be like that.

The "knee-jerk" reaction to the word ufo or alien is so fucking impressive, from that alone you should understand just how much you have been conditioned. Nonstop distraction is also an incredible conditioning tool.. as you don't have the time to think outside of the lines.

I know I find the current paradigm as it were, incredibly un-fulfilling to say the least. People are born, they work, pay taxes, and then they die. No fucking thank you. Religion is dead, and that is a good thing, but along with it spirituality has taken a major hit, and that is a terrible thing.

Mandatory viewing:

1. The Century of Self
2. The Trap
3. Out of the Blue

Once you understand that ufos/aliens/ets are definitely real, you stop caring about the vessels they ride in, and start thinking about there psyche/motives/lifestyle/understanding.

Just consider for one moment, what a million years of evolution would do to a people.

Time to wake the fuck up and go back to basics.

:2 cents::2 cents::2 cents:

They'll probably catch something the second they land here..

time and distance.. the two uncomprehendables.

How small we are in the universe. How far it is out there. All with time somehow interrelated.

If the nearest star is 4 light years away, as they say, that is truly amazing.

"The closest star to our Sun would be one of the three in the Alpha Centauri system. The system is only 4.27 light years from the Sun."

http://www.universetoday.com/15024/w...star-to-earth/

light year: distance light travels in one year at 186,000 miles/second (speed of electricity as well)

That is a loooong ways to the first star.

Amazing stuff.

we are all ants!

they were here, read it from an eyewitness :winkwink:

Ezekiel 1

either that or he was the Jules Verne of his times

I live in Texas. Of course there are aliens all around. The local grocery store just changed all the signage to their language, so now to go shopping you have to know Spanish.

Kind of like the mars rover?