Posted by: Homeyji November 21, 2011
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Many of you have requested to hear my story. I struggle to come up with the vocabulary because it is such a different experience than most of you have experienced. But I will still try to explain, since you have requested.
Pinpoint,
In many ways, my story is like this movie:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Jones_and_the_Temple_of_Doom
Indiana Jones is a very curious person. He is intrigued by the mystical side of things. So he goes exploring, like I did. And in the course of his journey, he definitely discovers very amazing things. But he also explores and finds very scary things. Things that almost cause him to lose his life.
The same happened to me.
My story is also like the story about the lead character in the movie "Contact." My story would begin where the movie "Contact" ends.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contact_(film)
Tell me PinPoint, would you ever agree to go through an experience like this consciously?
Imagine the conflicts and contradictions that someone like Jodi Foster's character ( Dr. Eleanor "Ellie" Arroway) would suffer from for the rest of her life because she went through a unique experience that she couldn't "prove."
I'm not sure if going through a unique experience would be a gift or a curse if it was an experience that was so different from what other people considered "normal" that people would not believe it when you are trying to explain your experience to the world.
I'm not sure how many of you would want to experience what she did about any experience, including Extra-terrestrial life. But the only catch would be that we would die with that experience without being able to communicate it to a "serious audience." Would we accept to be privy to such a unique experience?
Especially for a scientist like her, that would be pretty harsh. Her reputation would go up in flames. She would lose everything, while experiencing that which she sought to prove...that there is Extra-terrestrial life. But would never be able to 'objectively' prove it to others. What emotions would they go through? How would they deal with it? How do they cope with it?
Pinpoint,
In many ways, my story is like this movie:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Jones_and_the_Temple_of_Doom
Indiana Jones is a very curious person. He is intrigued by the mystical side of things. So he goes exploring, like I did. And in the course of his journey, he definitely discovers very amazing things. But he also explores and finds very scary things. Things that almost cause him to lose his life.
The same happened to me.
My story is also like the story about the lead character in the movie "Contact." My story would begin where the movie "Contact" ends.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contact_(film)
Tell me PinPoint, would you ever agree to go through an experience like this consciously?
Imagine the conflicts and contradictions that someone like Jodi Foster's character ( Dr. Eleanor "Ellie" Arroway) would suffer from for the rest of her life because she went through a unique experience that she couldn't "prove."
I'm not sure if going through a unique experience would be a gift or a curse if it was an experience that was so different from what other people considered "normal" that people would not believe it when you are trying to explain your experience to the world.
I'm not sure how many of you would want to experience what she did about any experience, including Extra-terrestrial life. But the only catch would be that we would die with that experience without being able to communicate it to a "serious audience." Would we accept to be privy to such a unique experience?
Especially for a scientist like her, that would be pretty harsh. Her reputation would go up in flames. She would lose everything, while experiencing that which she sought to prove...that there is Extra-terrestrial life. But would never be able to 'objectively' prove it to others. What emotions would they go through? How would they deal with it? How do they cope with it?