The Light Beings: The Untold Story part 2

"We are here, never doubt. However, the time and place of revelation is one we choose not lightly. There is much, truly much, beyond what man may dream in a single night"
Rei 87A 2nd wave


Aleekrah, I would like to ask you about what we term heaven. How many Light Beings, such as yourself, are in heaven?

There are more lights in the universe than there are in heaven, but understand that Heaven - in your terms - is a condition rather than a place.

Heaven, then, is that state the mind enters into when it has shed the boundaries of the flesh; what you seek is an eternal place beside man's idea of God and that is not quite the case of what life is. You must proceed throughout the evolutionary cycles of matter and mind to arrive at an ultimate resting place where you have fully and truly integrated the sum total of your experiences. Then, and only then, may a man or woman enter into a completely different state of being which you term 'light'.

There are levels and layers, and best to keep in mind the simple homily that 'all roads lead to Rome'. You have a long journey ahead of you, and much beyond what may be expressed in your terms.

Do not worry overmuch; that which is will be made manifest in due course. You have only to think and so it is.

My kind? In the precisest of terms, we would number in the tens of thousands. Yet, that is but a small representation of the entire order of beings. We number beyond count.

What is the good word for today?

As always, Hope and Courage for today, or any other day. Smile more. But above all do not think of the word hopeless, for that word is a lie.

And again, you are soul - a being of light - in my terms?

What I am you cannot comprehend; suffice to say that all is one.

Aleekrah, what do you know about the gray aliens?

What I know is this: the gray aliens exist only in a boundary state between your waking and dreaming worlds. They are not harmless, for your interest has much empowered their energies. They perform for neither good nor ill - such is the matter of most life collections. What you are 'dealing' with, as expressed in an alien encounter, is simply an interaction between species.

You will both be enriched by the experience. However, it needs to be stated firmly and absolutely that many of the experiences dreamt and known are but images out of a larger realm. You interact with images, and not with life itself. This situation has been greatly manipulated by some.

Gray Alien Examination: The Master Grey II

THE MASTER GREY ALIEN II

Close Encounters of the Powerful Kind

This morning I decided I hadn't delved closely enough into the characteristics of the Gray Master with my last post, mainly because it's such a difficult thing to put these anecdotal feelings and impressions into any kind of reasonable material. Impressions are just impressions, but I think they point to something valid and have been mentioned by enough close encounter experiencers (CEEs) to bear further investigation.

But first, before I go any further on the subject, it's important that I post A reminder for those new to my blog or having jumped in to a post or two without having followed my blog from the beginning or read my 'so to speak' mission statement/end goal... so in essence here it is again:

The Gray Alien enigma may or may not be real, objective or subjective, or any combination thereof. By trying to avoid cross roads and tangents, or belief system traps, or media hype and emotional button pushing, I am investigating and examining (to the best of my ability) ONE PARTICULAR LINE OUT OF MULTIPLE POSSIBILITIES WHICH IS: The greys and Gray Aliens ARE real. And with this line of exploration and under the firm conviction that the only way to solve the enigma is by gathering a data base of common denominators from which to assemble a logical overview of what we (as a species) may be dealing with. Furthermore, I intend to post a coherent list of these common denominators and will update it as information and thoughtful analyse presents itself.

Also, as other related subject matter interests me as well, I will post about these matters now and then. I promise you, to the best of my abilities, it'll be an interesting read and I won't go 'stale' on you. There's so much to think about that it's enough to make your frontal cortex tilt!

With that said and done, I want to now push ahead on examining the Master Grey Alien in greater detail.

"I would never think of saying no"

"He saw my soul"

"To disobey was somehow unthinkable"

"I was there to serve, that was my purpose"

"He had full authority over my very existence, and I knew it"

"I can't say he was cruel, but I feared he could be"

"The only thing I wanted was to serve and obey him, and bond with him in some way I can't define"

"Marriage came to mind, but not as we think of it. A union of some kind"

"He had selected me, not vice versa"

"I was put in his charge, or he had chosen me as his charge"

"I felt like he was a scientist or something, and I was part of his experiments"

"The small greys irked me, but he was the one really mattered"

"I was part of his project"

"He had a 'mate' of his own kind, and she resented his involvement with me and looked down at me, arrogantly, like I wasn't worthy of her jealousy"

"He called the shots, that much was clear"

"Everyone obeyed him. I was supposed to, too"

"Their society is similar, but different. Don't make the mistake of thinking they don't have emotions like ours. They kinda do. But they control their emotions differently, or don't let their emotions dictate their actions, like humans sometimes do. There is a difference there. They think they're better than us"

"Most of the big ones are kind and compassionate, but in a remote way. Like gentle and reserved doctors, you know... they don't get too involved but care. He cares too, but he's like the head of research or something"

"I was expected to obey. They knew it and I knew it"

And here's my own summation based upon personal observance ...

At least in this instance, we are dealing with a society or group of individuals with a definite hierarchy firmly in place. They are, I believe, part of a much larger society, but - just as when we go to the hospital we are dealing with a society within a society, this is much the same thing. We have no idea regarding other aspects, social or otherwise, of their life outside this function. So there is a pecking order and the Master is head of whatever department we are experiencing. He leads the team. He makes the decisions, although perhaps under advisement from other beings outside our ken.

AND I DON'T THINK HE IS A GRAY ALIEN AT ALL.

(did that throw you?)

I think his presence has been confused with other tall greys and helpers, but if we minutely examine certain points, and images, and memories, it appears he may be of a race quite similar to humans. I don't think the 'head' of surgery, or the 'director' of the 'hospital' is of the same species as those others.

No, the Master Grey strikes me as what we could loosely term 'superhuman' or some such moniker. He seems too human to be otherwise. But very cold, somewhat arrogant and unspeakably in control.

Is he a future homosapiens? Has life like our own progressed elsewhere and he is of there? Is he from our past?

In an odd, lucid dream experience, I got a good look at his mate. She was beautiful and quite disdainful of my presence, painfully and humiliatingly so. I felt like something so far beneath her that I was embarrassed by my own creaturehood. Her face, as an aesthetic touch, was beautifully accented with what I felt to be artificial though skillfully wrought stylized black lines - similar to tattoos I suppose - which looked both alien and appealing at the same time. Imagine if the Egyptians had stylized their facial structure instead of stopping at kohl around the eyes. Her brow, forehead and cheeks bore these beautiful markings. Her hair was dark, as was his own. Their skin was neither fair nor tanned, nor olive or honey, it was a different hue though very similar to European skin tones.

So who and what is this Master Grey alien? Is he a despot? Is he a mad scientist? Head of the department of human resources (for some reason that struck me as ironcially hysterical lol), or a figment of the human mind perhaps representing our own higher soul or id? Is he a mysterious guide or teacher? Does he work with grays or above them? Is he really an alien at all? Is he fun to be with outside of work and would you want your daughter to marry him? (seriously, I crack me up!)

Sigh. I don't have the answer but further insight from readers would be most appreciated. One thing I do believe with good reason is that if anybody knows what is going on, this fellow does. And he's not talking. Is anyone?

Gray Alien Examination: The Master Grey

THE GREY MASTER

Close Encounters with the Demigods?

This is one alien you don't want to mess with. Close encounter experiencers (CEEs) report a near uniform consensus in regarding this being as THE one in charge - the Master - the Overseer - the Boss, and so much more besides. There is a certain flavor difficult to pin down, but the Alien or Gray Master seems to be an overwhelmingly powerful personality and can generate a response in his charges (the word is appropriate, I fear) ranging from outright terror to a love obsession verging on the Stockholm Syndrome. There remains no room for doubt that whatever or whoever this persona is, he is all-powerful and holds the CEEs very existence in the palm of his hand.

This same power has also lended the Master a mystique or allure that, too, is difficult to rationalize. There is the sense of being in the presence of one who is to man, as man is to animal. There exists a gulf, so to speak, which we have yet to cross as a species. The CEE is aware of this, as is the Master. I am not so certain that the gulf is even breachable, at least in our present state. Furthermore, as the CEE senses the above, he also is made aware of his lack, his subordinate position and this may be painfully humiliating to the abductee. The astute and compassionate human, should he care to look, will also note the same response in the lower animal kingdom to his own superior qualities. There is an ad-hoc mixture of fear, need and shameful awareness of inadequacy that is heart wrenching to witness. Is this, then, how a stray dog may feel when confronted with the towering 2-legged stranger?

Be it as it may, there is an undeniable flavor of species' arrogance from the Master. It is fully aware of its position, and the human response to same. But I do not think the Greys or the Master are 100% empathetic with the human response. I don't think they can be. Contrary to science fiction, ESP and empathy are not quite the same thing. If we are truly dealing with non-human contact, then though the grays and/or the master may see into our souls and grasp the gist of what we think and feel, they do not and cannot precisely share the same complete understanding of what these emotions mean to us as humans.

No, standing outside the human species creates a wall for them to climb; there is a barrier to complete and absolute species comprehension that they must find a way around. I think that is part of the alien 'contact' enigma, and I also think they have found a way around it.

The solution to the problem is glaringly simple, and the very simplicity and accuracy of what I am about to propose lends a certain credibility to the alien enigma as it stands. For if one needs or chooses or is driven to work with a tree, to understand a tree, to avoid misunderstandings with a tree, to interact and exchange and learn from a tree, one cannot do this from the outside in. Accuracy and full knowledge can only be gained by BECOMING the tree, by entering into the experience of being a tree. We see similar dilemma in our own investigation of naturalized species research - we hide cameras and recorders beyond the range of animal detection so we can best understand their behavior when not influenced by a human presence.

I suspect, far beyond the eye scan and routine check ups taking place in some spaceship on the other side of the moon, or the other side of our imaginations, that there is an actual extra-species research taking place within our own minds. To fully learn from us, for whatever purpose, the aliens and the like, must get inside of us. There must be a union, a joining, a marriage of minds for this to occur.

And I also suspect that, at least in part, this is taking place on a much larger scale than we can possibly credit.

And before we fall head first into another ego-trap, this must not imply that we are nearly as special and unique as we have been comforted with or led to believe. I highly and sarcastically do not believe for one minute that humans are nearly so fascinating to others as we hold ourselves to be. Let's not be any more gullible than necessary. We are only as fascinating and desirable and important to another species as their NEED dictates. This is inescapable logic. This is an inescapable equation.

Furthermore, it is neither a good thing nor a bad. It is a state of affairs of which most of us are largely in the dark pertaining to such. We can bemoan or embrace our supposed Space Brothers until the sun goes dim and is a smoking chunk of charcoal frozen in time, but it is as it is. We must accept that and try to understand what now confronts us. And no book, no blog, no media king nor professional skeptic can give us this understanding. Ultimately, we must each of us earn this understanding. That is what makes the Gray Alien enigma so complex and frustrating - it appears to be neither objective nor subjective, but rather an intriguing mixture of the two. That is the challenge before us, to walk that narrow path without falling to either wayside.

So what or whom exactly is the Master Gray? Or the Master Light Being? Who exactly is this despot or demigod that holds our welfare in his hand? Or perhaps our mind within his own? What is fact and what is fiction and how to discern the difference therein? Again, I suggest one look to his dreams, read the metaphors, and keep a dream diary to enhance comprehension. Meditate if you choose, use crystals if you like, or candles, or self-hypnotic tapes. Read, read, read. Above all, avoid a belief system trap, avoid delusions of self-grandeur, avoid the I-Am-A-Chosen-One nonsense, and keep a sane and rational objectivity at all times. Remember that this phenomena is both objective and subjective. Don't go off the deep end and keep grounded in daily life. Have fun with it, get over the angst, and give thanks that the world is a larger place than you ever imagined. And that you have a place in it.

Grey Hive Mentality

THE GRAY ALIEN EXAMINATION
A Hive Mentality?

* Before I start my Gray Alien ramblings, I'd like to take a moment to thank my readers and to also apologize for the current non-professional state of my blog. I'm pretty new to this and have lots to learn! The more I can understand, and with plenty of help from friends, will enable me to go back and edit/shape up my site - which, trust me here, I fully intend to do :)

One of my foremost goals is to make this a learning site with lots of reader feedback, shared experiences, and most importantly - a platform for honest and sincere, well-informed individuals seeking irreducible and credible contributions with the end goal being that of solving a hundred-year enigma.

So jump on the bandwagon and make history! When enough minds join together, the impossible becomes possible.

Speaking of joining minds...

The greys certainly exhibit a hive mentality, don't they? At least the small ones do. I remember a quite vivid dream (?) wherein I was being led from my bedroom and out my apt., at least, that was my waking impression. My memory of this dream started and stopped with my seeming awakening to find myself standing in my pjs in the hallway between my bedroom and kitchen, surrounded by at least three small buzzing grey aliens whose close proximity I simply could not tolerate.

The Gray Aliens were communicating with one another in an intensely rapid, buzzing or chittering fashion, and I remember wanting to push them away from me as they were 'too fast' for my brain to somehow process or my waking ego to stand being around. This is difficult to precisely explain (but I do have an interesting proposal as to why this might have been so); they almost made me hurt in someway, and I felt a mild revulsion to have them so close to me. I felt mentally foggy, and had the impression that I was being partially awakened in order that they might take me somewhere, yet I was not to fully awake. I also think they were discussing what to do with me, when they noted my progression out of the ideal state of semi-conscious/subconscious brain function into that of fuller, beta brain function (beta is the logical, waking brainwave state).

But there I was, an ape in her pajamas, wanting nothing more than to put some distance between myself and these buzzing beings. The feeling was a little akin to when you come up out of anesthesia from oral surgery, and though you know who and what and where you are and what's going on and what's been done to you (versus the full blown dreamy lost time state of major-surgery aftermath). You know what's about but you're having an initially difficulty in pulling yourself all togher!

I really have to wonder if the Gray Aliens have alternating brainwave patterns such as we do? They may not, or quite possibly their pattern or patterns might be different ranges than what we find in Earthly major mammals.

I do think one thing is highly plausible: the human subconscious processes information (REM for example) at a faster speed than our normal beta/waking consciousness that we equate with our ego, our sense of self identity. This is the way we compress and store memory, akin to a computer and by association rather than sequence, and with a lot of cross-reference at work, too (no doubt much more is at play than what we've discovered thus far). Anyway, IF the greys have a naturally faster/hive like functioning, then the ideal way, possibly the only way, they could interact with us apes, might be when our own brain activity is in the 'fast lane' of the subconscious.

Interestingly enough: scientists are increasingly realizing that insects are the super heroes of the planet, having unique attributes that could guide the next wave of advances in the biomimetic robotics.

What a beautifully, bizarre universe we inhabit :)

Alien Abduction

ALIENS - ABDUCTIONS?
Grays in the Night

UFOs and Alien abductions? Close encounters in the night? Do I ever stop thinking about mysterious things? Rarely. I'm the kind of indiviudual who's perpetually curious about the unknown. Being a virgo, my analytical faculties are a driving force to the personality, so I thirst to know the unknowable. Most times, its like living in a desert in search of the long, cool drink.

How's that for alien angst?!

How's this... one of my closest friends recently told me of her own bizarre experience that occured early in the morning. She woke in the wee hours to see numerous black shadowy shapes flitting about her bedroom and, initially, assumed they were her husband's dogs, somehow having got in the house and inside the bedroom. But she was awake and alert enough to realize this was not possibly the case, so she continued to watch these elongated dark shapes moving about the room. She began to feel frightened and huddled down in the blankets, considering all the while if she should rouse her husband sleeping beside her. Other than that, with children grown and gone, it was only the two of them in the home.

The longer she watched the more impacted she became as the poor woman tried vainly to make sense out of what these figures could actually be. When they approached her side of the bed, she shut her eyes and refused to look at them. In some way, she also refused to acknowledge them.

Well, as so happens, my friend eventually fell back to sleep and that was that. Later during the day she questioned her husband, but he had not been awakened nor noticed anything out of the ordinary. While not well versed in the ET phenomenon, Sandra's spontaneous thoughts were that the 'Gray Aliens' had been there again and she must remember to tell me, being well familiar with my unending search for high strangeness.

Unremarkably, since the morning in question, Sandra has developed an aversion to having the curtains opened at night. She and her husband, a late-middle-aged couple, live out in the country with no other homes adjacent to theirs, but such issues of privacy or being 'watched' had not previously caused her any concern.

Are the greys real? Did my friend truly have a close encounter? If not Grays, what did she see? Had she been or was she about to be abducted? Is there such a thing or is it a metaphor that our brains design as a closest approximation for something we don't have a reference point already existing in our memory storage?

The frustrating aspect of this type of occurance is that it does not answer any questions, it only raises more of the same. However, it must be said, the quickest known way to instigate a leap in intelligence in mammals is to expose them to a stressful, ever changing environment where the cheese is never in the same place twice.

Grey Alien abduction = real or imaged events? Are extraterrestrial beings hiding our cheese? If that's not food for thought, I don't know what is :)

The Greys who Glow?! And the Famous Zombie Word Alert

The Gray Alien Examination
My Own Close Encounter

Greys who glow?!
While I'm writing on a personal level for the time being, (don't think I've abandoned serious research - I've got a lot of material to digest and attempt to make some sense of!) ... I'd like to tell you about my first truely conscious Close Encounter experience which was (and has been) upsetting and difficult to properly niche in my world view.

The Close Encounter happened this way:
At the time, due to back and muscle pain, I had become accustomed to sleeping alone in the downstairs bedroom of our split-level home. I was and always have been a very light sleeper, being slow to fall asleep and quick to awake. I suppose medication would have helped the pain, but many meds bother my stomach so I just winged it and stood the discomfort as best I could (I'm only mentioning the medication thing so the reader will be aware that no drugs, alcohol, etc were involved - I'm very boring that way LOL).

With the curtains closed and no night light in use, with door closed, the room was very dark. After having been asleep perhaps 3 hours, I awoke in the middle of the night ... (I mean FULLY awake, no lucid or false awakening as I've experienced those and know full well the difference) ... suddenly and completely I was fully awake, opened my eyes and saw floating or swimming or stretched out roughly 6" above my prone body, a Gray Alien whose tremendous eyes were staring straight into my own! Let me clarify, the grey seemed to have been moving up and across my body (from foot to head) and was positioned a little above my waist level when I awoke and 'caught' it, so its eyes were both above and below my own. It was as if I had unexpectedly awoke and 'caught' the alien in the act (what act?).

One of its disturbingly thin thin arms and hand was stretched out and reaching upwards toward my shoulder area. But, I only had a mere second or two to look into those incredible eyes before I did the most unbelievable thing - which was to simply turn my head to the right on my pillow and go back to sleep.

Hours later when I awoke that morning, I didn't immediately remember the incident until I turned to straighten out my sheets and pillow, which brought the memory of the night's event fully into my conscious awareness. And, while you would assume that the Gray Alien's eyes would have been the most unsettling and best remembered feature of the Close Encounter, it wasn't. What virtually traumatized me was the impossibly thin, spidery arm that had reached out towards me. To this day (ten years hence) when re-telling or remembering the creature, I make this crazy gesture of sliding my left hand down and over my right arm and extending it further, to somehow impress or vent the disturbance that arm invoked in me! Now, a dream does not invoke a post-traumatic response and that is precisely what my gesture is indicative of.

Something puzzling, in the brief moments I viewed the grey, I noticed a few things that stayed with me. One, the head was iconic and YET, it was not smooth and shaped exactly as one sees depicted in common renditions. The head was more wrinkled, or roughly fashioned (and I would have been seeing the top-forehead area), lumpier maybe, than what I previously would have guessed. Two, the grey had a glow, like a bioluminescence of a weird greenish inner light, so it was quite noticeable in the darkened bedroom. A few years ago I tripped across information in a neurological article mentioning how part of the human brain ** , under certain conditions, was able to view low-range luminescence.

Okay, so what do I think? Was it real? Logically thinking - who knows. Emotionally thinking - absolutely. Did it impress me, or make a difference in my life? You bet. Something we know next to nothing about is part of our physical world and I am driven to understand it.

Furthermore, I want to add my additional impressions, although I don't know why exactly I should have these thoughts. But. I felt that the grey had entered my room via the large windows at the wall near the foot of my bed, almost as if I can visualize it climbing in. I felt that the grey had stilled itself, that it did not expect me to awake and 'catch it'. I felt that the grey then deliberately and purposefully sent me immediately back to 'sleep'.

And I felt like the eyes linked to a mind so unique, so beyond what we think of as human awareness, as to be in a category all of its own.

Was this a lucid dream or alien contact? Had I been abducted by a Grey? All I can say for certain is that I had been occasionally experimenting with self hypnosis and other mind expanding techniques. But never ever did I expect to wake up to see an alien hovering over body!

* Zombie Word Alert: Next to pizza, human brains are the favorite food of most self-professed zombies. The ultimate culinary delight, being of course, human brain pizza - easy on the onions. Thin crust only.

Religion: Aliens or Demons and the Famous Zombie Word Alert

Aliens or Demons Reflecting Religion
Demonized When It Gets Up Close & Personal

THE ALIEN IN YOUR FACE:

While I'm gathering information, taking notes, making comparisons, looking for common denominators, boning up on high-school science, compiling alien pictures and artwork, etc for my ongoing series of posts which revolve around the enigma of who/what/where the Greys really are (or are not) - I also feel the need to take breaks now and then, to touch on matters of a personal nature, my own or those of others.

Free Association, ya know?!

Anyway, there's no doubt about it, this kind of thing messes with your mind. Your idea of self. Your notions of sanity. What is real/what isn't real and how to distinguish the two. If you are like me, you try to keep that objective distance**. You have to, because along with the fascination and curiosity, there are emotional pitfalls which may trip you up if you're not careful.

The Gray Alien close encounter delights in pushing emotional buttons, almost as if it wants to catch you in a belief-system net. Some cultures call it 'The Trickster'. Or maybe it's a mirror effect of consciousness and like reflects like, with no malice or design aforethought. No matter what, it is probably in the experiencer's best interest to resist the allure of emotional thinking.

Case in point: Twenty years ago I knew someone (not a blood relation), she was around 70 yrs old at that time, had been loosely diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic, and was somewhat fanatically religious (common in schizophrenia). She complained incessantly that 'little devils' or demons came around at night, and would point wands or rods at her legs and burn her. She also claimed that close family members were not who they seemed and were in fact demonic, little devils wearing masks.

Now, mental illness aside, this woman came from a strong fundamental religious background and lived alone most of her life. While she knew nothing of the close-encounter experience or aliens, she did know a lot about God and the Devil. I think her experiences terrified her and she interpreted them the only way she knew how, via a religious explanation. And I wonder, which came first... the close encounters or the mental illness? The personality can shatter and fragment under extreme stress. Additionally, too many close-encounter experiencers have been spoon-fed or embraced a particular 'belief system' or religion only to have it later yanked out from under them - leaving them no solid ground on which to emotionally stand.

Is the lesson here to only believe what you can take apart and put back together? Does a belief system help or hinder one? Yet, without something to hold on to, the close encounter leaves one stranded on an unknown shore. Maybe that's a good thing, to put aside the known and open oneself to the unknown.

Occam's Razor - a sensible principle whereby one should not increase, beyond what is necessary, the number of entities required to explain anything. Typically, a religion or belief system opens up more entities than necessity requires.

So what do you do think when 'little devils' burn your legs, at night, with wands? What does a small child mean when she proudly tells all within earshot 'the Walking Sticks' are her friends, only to experience abduction scenarios by the grey aliens for the next 50 years? What kind of belief system can explain bold, nickel-sized bruises spaced as finger prints on both thighs of someone who sleeps alone (without human or animal companions)?

How might Occam's Razor be applied?

Isn't the world a fascinating place?!?!

Now, if anyone would like to share their thoughts or experiences on the aspects pertaining to religion and aliens or demons aspect, I would love to hear them. The more people thinking 'outside the box', the better.

Until later, have a perfect paradigm!

** Zombie Word Alert: Recently, more and more health officials recommend keeping an objective distance between zombies and your weak, puny, vulnerable human flesh. According to an expert as quoted in last month's issue of Things to Be Very Afraid of Digest, approximately 1.7 miles is the optimum distance.

Area 51 Scientists Gray Alien Examination

Gray Alien Examination



NEWSFLASH

Area 51 Scientists break decades - long silence!

Will the enigma of the Grey Aliens and UFO's be resolved?

Not today, my friends, not today.

It seems a recent CIA declassification now allows the explanation that what many have mis-identified as otherwordly, is no more or less than a secret plane code-named OXCART. Reportedly, the plane flew over 2,800 missions out of Area 51 and was able to fly at 3X the speed of sound. By golly. There's more on the subject, those interested are encouraged to go take a gander on the web.

I wonder how many UFO buffs are feeling like gullible goons this morning? Well, they needn't, for there are stranger things in the sky, Horatio, than those which the CIA discloses.

While the field of Ufology is not my primary interest by any means, excepting as it were any relationship to the Gray/Grey Aliens, I still try to keep abreast in a casual fashion.

My personal take thus far is that too much of Ufology is overlayed by national security to successfully unravel. I suspect that when the governments of other countries begin shouting and pointing fingers for UFO disclosure, what they are really saying is, "We know your military is flirting around out here with some really great toys and we demand you share the wealth of knowledge, or at least come clean about it!"

Sigh...

I think if you really want to sniff out the goods on Ufology and other-worldly craft, you need to start your sniffing prior to the era of Aeuronautics and Technology, else it gets too messy to make much of. You're got to snoop around prior to modern industry. And there exists a nice batch of historical anecdotes, so it's well worth the trouble, if that is your interest.

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Sleep beckons. The author intends to resume serious work in approximately 6 to 10 hours. Unless the author gets abducted - (I think I'm kidding, hard to tell at 4am)

The Gray Alien waits for no man (or does it?)...

Gray Alien Examination Part II Continued

Grey Aliens Examination - Part II Continued

Gray Alien physiology - picking up from where we left off, having thus far noted a fair plausibility for a 'nocturnal (all variants included) species' - either biologically or artifically so.

C. In addition to the white/grey pallor of the epidermis, and the immensely dark, prominent eyes, consider too the apparent atrophy or immaturity of other facial features: chin, mouth, nose and ears. These structures are markedly diminutive in the greys.

The Gray Alien's aural structure (as we see it as this time) may not be sensitive to the movement and vibration of molecules outside the organism in the manner of humans and other known vertebrates, although the internal structure beyond the ear opening (and it has been reported to exist) is unknown. The grey does not appear to use sound as a primary means of communication - which ironically plays into the telepathic abilities the grey alien is noted for.

On earth, bats use what is called ultrasonics (a frequency higher than audio) and dogs are able to hear ultrasound. On the other end of the spectrum - snakes, whales, elephants and giraffes sense infrasound. And underwater, the speed of sound moves faster than it does through the air, which serves well those species whose environment is not conducive to sight. However, the Gray Alien does not appear to suffer any deficiency when it comes to sight ... if anything, due to the observed nature of the eyes, the grey could be said to have an over-development in this department. The same may not be said for its hearing, perhaps.

Or not. The Gray Alien does come across as being rather insectile, due to the enlarged head, stomach (thorax?), spindly limbs and speed of movement. Many close encounter experiencers and researchers have postulated a certain 'hive' mentality. Furthermore, insects do not possess lungs (respiration has not been noted in greys). The Praying Mantis, for example, hears via ultrasound which enables it to avoid its predator, the bat.

Interestingly, the Close Encounter experiencer may have the uncanny urge to 'crush' the grey, like a bug! The experiencer remarks upon the seeming fragility of the grey alien, only to be later surprised by its unlikely strength. Obviously, there is something about the Gray Alien that prompts an instinctive 'human to insect' reaction or revulsion.

But, while the study of the insect kingdom does bring up some interesting features (such as the Integument with its incredible combination of strength and flexibility) as compared to certain characteristics of the Gray Alien, it is considered very unlikely that an insect can reach any significant size due to a limited oxygen dispersal. (the reader is encouraged to do their own research in this area as the author may have overlooked viable similarities due to the rather vast amount of information available on the insect kingdom. The author gets tired!)

*** I'd like to take a 'time out' here and ramble a bit, simply as 'one' curious person to 'another'. What I'm going to say is simply MY impression, my thought process, etc... as an individual. It is not easy, even with the wealth of the all-ready existing information (anecdotal and otherwise) available, to take on a project such as I am attempting to tackle. I wish I had the help of a team of experts - biologists, entomologists, neurologists, psychologists and the list goes on. Who knows, with the assistance of competent professionals, what kind of inroads could be made to unravel the Gray Alien enigma? Unfortunately, I don't have this kind of help.

But, you can darn-well skippy bet that somebody has had this kind of help, has pieced together an accurate picture, and knows who and what the Gray Alien truly is! And that somebody is not talking.

I'm not referring to a governmental or otherwise 'conspiracy' theory. I'm not speaking of the latest contactee with an inside tract. I'm not going off into wonderland and embracing the 'space-brother' idealist, either. While any or none of the above may have merit, at this time I see those things as a distraction and impediment to serious inquiry. At this time.

The very nature of the human response to the Gray/Grey Alien enigma allows for easy side-tracking.

What logical thinking does lead me to believe, however, is that with the decades long fascination, experiences, ridicule, study-groups and organizations, sightings, abductions (as reported), information, mis-information, dis-information, trace physical evidence as it stands, the vacillating interest (public and military) of the enigma, the popularity of the grey icon in media - movies - books - tv shows - radio and so forth ... with the above it must be said that somebody somewhere has thoroughly, seriously and precisely dissected the Gray Alien enigma inside-out and upside-down and has the answer!

And that somebody is not talking. At least, not to the likes of me. Or you (or you wouldn't have stayed with me this far).

No matter what the Gray Alien enigma is or is not, no one person has thoroughly come forth and presented John Q. Public with a detailed analysis w/conclusion as to what we are dealing with.

Oh, there are books (sincere or otherwise) published by the fistful. But none of them has been able to answer THE question "What are the Gray/Grey Aliens and Why are They Here?" to any inarguable/irreducable conclusion. Wouldn't you think, after no less than half a century, somebody could do so? Wouldn't you think that somewhere, someone has been able to establish a solid-working-ground on which to build serious analysis?

My opinion - it's absurd to think that someone has not already done so. To my mind, that is perhaps the MOST absurd aspect of the Gray Alien enigma.

Yet, here we stand on the first floor of the 21st century, still struggling for answers. Really now, this shouldn't be this hard.

Gray Alien Examination Part I
Gray Alien Examination Part II

Gray Alien Examination Part II

Gray Alien Examination - Part II

As noted in Part I, there are distinctive physical characteristics remarked upon time and time again by close encounter experiencers. These characteristics - when examined piecemeal - are suggestive in themselves, but when taken as a whole, a coherent and biologically plausible description of a genuine species begins to emerge. There appears to be a species-specific common denominator (the reader will easily see this) running throughout these characteristics, which common sense tells us would be highly unlikely if close encounters were no more than mere subjective experiences, archtypes, hallucinations, media-induced fantasy, et al.

A) The Gray Alien was tagged as such due to its unusual coloring ... grey, white-ish grey, white, pale, greenish-greyish white and so on. While exceptions on our own planet exists, when taken with other physical and behavioral characteristics of the Grays, this indicates a species long denied any significant amount of natural sunlight. Nor (as has been weakly suggested) does there appear to be any sort of chlorophyll production at work as found in plant life. The 'dead' skin tone of the Gray Aliens could, of course, be a type of uniform or other non-organic covering, however ... when examined alongside of the other characteristics commonly reported, one is propelled towards an inescapable conclusion:

1. The Gray Alien originates or has evolved from a place/planet devoid of significant amounts of natural sunlight:

This point of origin could be an artificial one, such as a deep-space vehicle (as we think of such things).

This point of origin could be a different planet than Earth where, for various reasons, reduced amounts of sunlight penetrate.

This point of origin may be a different planet than Earth - with similar sunlight and location as compared to our own proximity to our sun - and the Gray Aliens are simply not a 'surface species'.

This point of origin may be Earth itself, and the Gray Aliens are not a 'surface species'.

B) The iconic immense, dark eyes. If the eyes are a natural feature of the greys, they appear to be all pupil with an assumed cornea or equivalent thereof, at least superficially. The sclera, or 'white part' is not visible. The cornea, as we know it, is a protective covering which also refracts light and aids in focusing vision. The pupil controls the amount of light that enters the eye and appears black because the majority of the light entering the eye is absorbed by tissues inside the eye. The pupil generally appears larger than it really is due to magnification by the cornea. Close encounter experiencers have sometimes remarked that the Gray Alien eye appears to have a covering (biological or artificial), and what they may likely be noticing is the cornea itself.

Generally speaking, the eyes of the Gray Aliens indicate a nocturnal species, or a species not typically exposed to a significant amount of light - solar or otherwise. See A.

Areas of conjecture would include amphibian or reptilian biology, though in the effort of sequential examination and to avoid side-topics, this will be shelved in the meantime to be scrutinized in future posts.

Gray Alien Examination Part I
Gray Alien Examination Part II Continued