The “Silence” of Albert Rosales

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Albert Rosales has 16 books in his Humanoid Encounters: The Others Amongst Us series.

I have most of them and have lauded his effort here many times.

I’m currently engrossed in his 1930-1949 Volume, a 440 page book.

It contains UFO reports from various sources, credible and otherwise.

If a reader, like me, accepts a fraction of the catalogued listings as authentic, the reader has to accept that a vast number of the accounts of flying craft (saucers and disks, et cetera) with attendant entities (humanoids) that Mr. Rosales has gathered preceded those that has engulfed the period after 1947 up to the present day.

Even discounting those reports that come from descendants and others who heard them from witnesses and are recounting the memory or stories told to them from years earlier, we still have a significant batch that derive from newspapers and other sources in the time-frame when the sightings/encounters occurred.

You can get a whiff of the accounts from this site provided by Mr. Rosales:

http://www.iraap.org/rosales/

What we have, in the Rosales litany of humanoid encounters, is evidence, not of alien (ET) contact, but of something more bizarre and interesting: visitations from worlds or dimensions that, for some unknown-to-science reason, keep intruding upon our routine reality.

Many of the Rosales accounts smack of delusional or hallucinogenic episodes but as I’ve written earlier here (and elsewhere) such experiences, while the subject of psychopathology, are, perhaps, experiences of the realities that exist alongside our own and slip into our reality, purposefully or inadvertently by a glitch in the total reality that encompasses us all.

The accumulation of the Rosales catalog astounds me, and I’m surprised that he (and others) don’t ballyhoo his effort.

The content, at least some of it, should be read by many who visit this blog. It would enlighten or edify, surely, if one discounts it as rubbish of addled minds.

The accounts could easily make for a casebook of psychopathologies, if one would prefer to keep such stories (memories) in the mentally disturbed bracket. .

The sightings are either endemic to the recurring madnesses that have enveloped humans since time immemorial and should be examined or studied accordingly, for such madness would indicate a hallmark of humanity, that says we are a flawed species, unfit, perhaps, to inhabit or visit other life forms in the cosmos.

Or the sightings show that all of reality is mad, like the Wonderland of Alice, and we are trapped in that Wonderland just as those Rosales humanoids (entities) from elsewhere are.

RR