UFO Conjectures

Monday, July 17, 2023

An extrapolated rendition and commentary based on the Grusch exposé (with some fantastic imaginings of UFOs)

https://youtu.be/vUM7VRrTZNk


Some "defined" images of UFOs

https://youtu.be/6pMv-PU_lOU

Photographed things -- a few banal pictures mixed with some interesting photos.




Fakery? Probably but then some, maybe not.

RR

Two or more realities -- a personal note

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Tony Bragalia, because of something I wrote, said “So, you believe?”
 
No, it wasn’t about UFOs, but had to do with the “appearances” of Mary, the mother of Jesus/Christ. 
 
I accept the UFO reality and the reality of The Catholic Church. But neither has anything to do with the other (or if they do, I’m not aware of the connection.)
 
The UFO reality is part of the Cosmological reality, which is going through some radical changes: the dissipation of the Big Bang Theory, the actual time the Universe we know has been in exis- tence, the actual essence of the Universe, and many other aspects that are being re-evaluated and re-theorized.
 
The Catholic Church, which began with the death of Peter the Apostle of Jesus, evolved before Peter’s death and the dictum that Jesus spoke [Matthew 16:18]: “Upon this Rock I shall build my Church” and from that evolutionary point the Catholic Church was born (despite the Anomalist’s Bill Murphy “correcting” me once, writing that Christianity, per se, came first, as a general movement, the Church established via ecumenical counsels. Bill was wrong, The Catholic Church was created by Jesus with his statement to and about Peter).
 
But the  Church, despite its relevance to humanity has little or nothing to do with the Cosmological reality. The Church – the religion – pertains only to Earth and the creatures upon it. It is not a template for the Force or reality that ensures the existence of the total reality.
 
My Substack page and attendant blog about the perverse being called Yahweh and accepted and promoted as God by the early Israelites is not God and has nothing to do with the real reality.
 
And Jesus of Nazareth, a special human, is not a clone of the omnipotent force or being some of us assume is God, the Almighty.
 
The practices of Catholicism were created around and about Jesus. It is a special cult that only has to do with human beings and life on Earth; its connection to the cosmological reality is nil.
 
But I am a member, living within the dictates of this religion, but only insofar as I’m a member of this planet’s human race. I believe Jesus resurrected and did the things that have been reported abut Him, but Jesus’ proclamations and existence have only to do with humanity on this planet.
 
What transpires off planet is another matter, another reality, one that transcends our human experience and which some of us will get to experience when we die.
 
So, yes I believe, but only in the practices of the Church as it applies to existence here and now: even transubstantiation, the forgiveness of sins (as a human), et cetera.
 
Then there are the circumstances that lie above and beyond the dictates of the Church.
 
These might become clear if and when we have access to the non-human beings referenced by David Grusch and others. Maybe they can enlighten us about the real reality, but they have nothing to do with human reality or this Earth’s morality and laws of behavior. They are outside the Church and ethics of humankind as developed over millennia.
 
Comments are welcome, even those subsumed by ill-readings and a life-time of innocuous education.
 
RR