UFOs are a means to an end

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I keep stressing, to the point of irritation, that determining what UFOs are will tell us what our reality is, perhaps the reason why we are here, the purpose for life.

No other phenomenon – not ghosts, not Big Foot, not the Loch Ness monster, not anything paranormal, et cetera will open the door to what existence may be or mean.

Skimming UFO lore, just because it’s peculiar, misses the point of the things.

This means that UFOs, that are advanced aircraft – derived from UFOs that have been seen or even captured or approached by militaries of the Earth – examined only because they are a superior flying machine, misses the point.

Tearing apart UFOs, physically or forensically, via examination or actual bit-by-bit scrutiny, would be a waste also, unless….

….unless there were cultural artifacts or elements – something “cultural” – inside or part of their makeup, their purpose.

Having a vehicle for travel or power, by itself, doesn’t help us, as a species, understand what we’re up against in this [apparent] existence.

Thinking about existence – philosophical musings, scientific meanderings, other intense scrutiny – take us nowhere. But determining the purpose of UFO visitation can tell us what it is we are, as a species, dealing with…..where we are going, the real end-game of life.

UFOs can tell us that, I think. Religion, theology, various serious ratiocinations, and other intense inquiry hasn’t helped and can’t help. Human understanding of reality is blocked it seems.

But UFOs can unblock humanity’s inherent “blind spot” when it comes to our real reality.

However, the UFO problem has become so muddled by all the extraneous input that I try to example here is, it’s taking many – including pals of mine Bryan Sentes, Paul Kimball (and me too) – back into our mundane reality, back to everything that is our social and cultural reality.

UFOs keep losing its revered (by true UFO enthusiasts) cachet; the many have disrupted the few who seek the meaning of the phenomenon, aside from its superficial attributes.

 (Even Jacque Vallee’s “Invisible College” colleagues have abandoned the chase it seems.)

I’m hoping some of you who visit here continue to “research” the meaning of UFOs which include, most importantly, their source, their purpose for appearing in our skies (or waters), and their reason for existing at all.

RR