Source: Alex Collier Video:
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Regarding where this statement came from: The Love That You Withhold Is The Pain That You Carry.
Interviewer: One of your contacts is a 4 foot 11 inch light blue skinned being call Vissaeus.
Alex Collier: That's correct.
Interviewer: Please describe his personality in detail.
Alex Collier: He's very serious, he's very benevolent he is considered a sage in his world. He's an incredible healer. He has perspectives on things that are just far beyond anyone that I know. He's very direct, he's very humble, he's very soft...uh, uh, he's very direct. Um, and when he moves into a room, like when I've walked with him or walked with others, when we walk into rooms or different areas of mother ships, and the ships, the energy changes the people, of course they're very in touch with energy themselves. They instantly turn and they acknowledge him and they bow. I guess he would be considered a niche wiche (sp), a yahweh, an admiral, or...or, I don't want to use the word god.
Interviewer: An elder?
Alex Collier: An elder, you know, of tremendous wisdom and insight. That they take very seriously what's going on here. And the manipulations; the things that the Greys, the Orions the Reptillians are doing here. They're appalled with what's going on here.
Interviewer: You mentioned directness twice, with that in mind what is the most memorable interaction you have shared with Vissaeus?
Alex Collier: Their all memorable. The single most important one is...I had just had a contact and we had spent about an hour or so together and I was very depressed, very sad and as I'm leaving the ship I was crying and I turned around and I looked at him and he looked at me and he smiled and his words were:
Vissaeus: "The love that you withhold is the pain that you carry."
Alex Collier: That's been the most memorable one. Only because of what that particular statement entails. When we leave our physical form and what many of the catholicisms teach, you know you're judged by God, which simply isn't true, we judge ourselves. And what I read in that statement is that when we cross over we look at the places in our life where we withheld love, that we maybe didn't give enough. We judge ourselves on that. That's been the most profound one for me.