Gray Aliens and Cats: Screen Memories

How many of you suspect that encountering cats in your dreams are cover memories of Gray Alien interfaces? I know I'm not the first person to wonder such ...



Owls, bats, deer and cats seem to be the most commonly suspected screen memories. To this I emphatically add bugs such as bees, wasps, and the notorious praying mantis. Sounds crazy, right? Is it the relationship to the eyes, I wonder ... (long suffering sigh inserted here).



Granted, besides the eye thing, the only other common denomination that comes to my mind is the nocturnal angle - but that doesn't hold true for the deer. And when bugs are tossed into the gray alien brew, what are we to make of that?



Nocturnal, immensely eyed, fast, rapid all come to mind.



And our minds must select these screens for a reason. Remember, we can blame aliens all we want for supposedly enforced screen memories, but it is our BRAIN that selects what we see. We, the you and I of the matter, do NOT. If you don't believe me, do a little research on the eye-brain connection. The images we see are already decided upon before we get to actually 'see' them.



So. Nothing like being the slow man in the race. And, more importantly, the main gist of the matter is that we cannot completely trust the images we see to be factual representations of reality, awake OR asleep.

Then how can we ever hope to fully know what is what?

Beats the heck outta me.

The only idea I have, is per what I do (obviously) ... which is to look for common denominators and dissect experiences under the microscope of critical thinking. Too bad critical thinking is not a hallmark feature of the Close Encounter experience.

Ditto on the sigh. And back to cats in dreams: now, I do know from a few of my dreams as well as those of others, sometimes these cats will be duplicates of our own pet (e.g. In your dream you may realize that these images only look like your pet. You might come to this awareness on your own, by viewing your original cat elsewhere in the dream. There will be multiple versions present, and this illogical multiplicitude can be enough to stimulate your critical faculties).

One individual was led by multiple images of his cat to a spaceship waiting in a darkened cornfield. Another person experienced his cat staring intently in his eyes, looming closer and closer in a seeming attempt to merge with his dreaming consciousness. The later close encounter experience further revealed an additional attempt to 'trick' the observer into 'following' his pet. The nightmarish, confusing and illogical stage alerted the experiencer into a greater left-brain state of questioning the images he was given to see, which resulted in a 'morphing' (so to speak) of his pet into a type of fast moving, bug-eyed, pale and diminutive being who was trying to lead him out of his home.

I know in one particular dream of mine, I was desperately trying to find and rescue my beloved dog. This search and rescue took place in a surreal circus-styled environment. Finally, out of sheer frustration and (amazingly enough) left-brain disbelief, I asked persons unseen, "are you making me see these images of my dog?" - to which I was given an affirmative response (I think it important to add here that there was no apparent covert intention to deceive on the part of these unknown orchestrators. It was just 'the way things were').

So do make the effort, should you have the time and ability to recall the minutia of your dreams, to take especial note of any absurdities or potential screen images. Look beneath the surface. Close encounters and/or dreams are similar to an onion - many layered, closely condensed.

Always ask questions of the entities or puppet masters whenever possible.