Invited by Aliens: Would You Join Them To Their Homeworld?

[TRANCOSO]

You mean the Rolex?
Didn't I tell you I don't wear watches?

[ExhaLatioN]

Originally Posted by TRANCOSO

You mean the Rolex?
Didn't I tell you I don't wear watches?

Did someone say Rolex?

[DAYDREAMER]

Originally Posted by THE eXchanger

we had the opportunity to do this in 1991,
and, took it ~it was a journey of 520 days
(one with confirmation,
from an assortment of sources)
we left 11/3/1991
and, returned 4/6/1993 in the 11th hour
having a heart-attack at the age of 33, in our 34th year

Very interesting eXchanger, would you like to tell about your experience? I would love to hear about it and am sure many others would too...

[TRANCOSO]

Hop on.
What is there to lose after all?
Seriously, whatever the experience, even if its frightening, will prove the most profound and enlightening experience one could ever hope for. Forget staying behind.

Yessss!!! Finally some one with a sense for adventure! That's the spirit!
Nice one, Majorion.

[MadSheeple]

Running away from my problems is never going to be an option for me, I can't leave this world until I have fully experienced it...

[Fredkc]

Soooooooooo............

No Tequila, I take it?



this idea's gettin' shakier alla time.

[Majorion]

Originally Posted by MadSheeple

Running away from my problems is never going to be an option for me, I can't leave this world until I have fully experienced it...

Who said anything about running from problems?

If I do it will be for the joy ride, the experience itself, not running from anything.

Besides, ask yourself, if you can really define the parameters of ''fully experiencing life".

I don't think there is one person, no matter how old, they won't tell you life is long, they'll always say its too short and haven't fully experienced everything.

What could be more fulfilling in life than actually coming in contact with an advanced extraterrestrial life form?

Cheers

[THE eXchanger]

Originally Posted by DAYDREAMER

Very interesting eXchanger, would you like to tell about your experience? I would love to hear about it and am sure many others would too...

check out my main thread, it is there

http://www.projectavalon.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=17838

[Barron]

Yes, i would go. This would depend on what we mutually telepathically agreed upon. I met one such man that did go off to their home planet in his PHYSICAL body and even wrote a book about it!

And am also currently reading a book about a lady that went off to a planet in the Alpha Centauri group, called Beyond the Light Barrier and is just republished by Light Technology Publishing in Sedona and it is very good!

[TRANCOSO]

Did I give the impression that I believe in aliens? (Not that they may not exist...they're just not my main concern)

Was this the intention of this thread?

I'm terribly sorry then, I really thought this thread was about how intrepid we are....my mistake.

No mistake Bamboo, it was. I just made a little 'sidestep'. Will you forgive me?
Please? Please, please, please?
I promise I'll never do it again!

[TRANCOSO]

Yes, i would go.

Right on! Another adventurer!
Cheers, Baron!

And am also currently reading a book about a lady that went off to a planet in the Alpha Centauri group, called Beyond the Light Barrier and is just republished by Light Technology Publishing in Sedona and it is very good!

So, does she bring back any revolutionairy new tunes, or a brilliant new game like the Alpha Centauri equivelant of backgammon, for example? (Not only would that be a lot of fun for millions of people, it would also give her bankaccount a mega boost. Owning the copyrights of a popular game is big business.)

I mention this because it would be pretty handy to have something to sell that gives you the chance to start up your life on Earth again.

When I would leave the planet overnight & return after a year or so, I most probably would find that my house has been rented to someone else, etc.

[Bamboo]

Trancoso you look like a very healthy, fun human being and speculating
is a favorite pass time of mine too.

My answer was not directed to you but to Mr. 5th dimension, who quoted me and and very patiently took time off his heavenly occupations to explain to me how his dimension works, and how 3 dimensional I am. Ain't he right!!

Perhaps had he read my signature he would have realized what a lost cause I am.

And you're not forgiven 'cause there's nothing to forgive, your views remind me of...me.

And, silly me, I had always thought sense of humour was an expression of divinity, bummer, must have been my 3dimensionality talking.

[TRANCOSO]

The irony of life is that you die, sooner or later.
Now I've died once (at 33, just like Jezus! ) & came - although it felt more like being send, actually - back after 6 minutes. Dying was the best thing that ever happened to me, 'cause it brings the 'fear emotion' to a halt. It doesn't mean you become totally fearless, but it does take away the 'fear' for dying. It also puts the whole concept of religion (God) in a completely different perspective. Why are we here? To be able to die comfortably wiser & move up to a higher form of consciousness.

Anyway, my ultimate goal is to get off of this planet, & 'fly' into the universe.
Anybody who is 'Earthbound' is due to reincarnate on Earth & as the planet's future doesn't look bright at all - which has been, through the past 20 years, confirmed over & over again by the outcome of Remote Viewing sessions - it's wise not to be Earthbound when you die.

You either leave or stay. This decision has to be made in an instant. Leaving enables you to return & staying disables you to leave.

What's gonna happen to 'me' when I leave I don't know (haven't done that yet) but rather than being stuck in the subspace of this planet, I count my blessings & take a chance.

As I've always done. It's a state of mind, I suppose.

[Myplanet2]

Originally Posted by TRANCOSO

The irony of life is that you die, sooner or later, Now I've died once (at 33, just like Jezus! ) & came - although it felt more like being send, actually - back after 6 minutes. Dying was the best thing that ever happened to me, 'cause it brings the 'fear emotion' to a halt. It doesn't mean you become totally fearless, but it does take away the 'fear' for dying. It also puts the whole concept of religion (God) in a completely different perspective. Why are we here? To be able to die comfortably wiser & move up to a higher form of consciousness.

Anyway, my ultimate goal is to get off of this planet, & 'fly' into the universe.
Anybody who is 'Earthbound' is due to reincarnate on Earth & as the planet's future doesn't look bright at all - which is, through the past 20 years, confirmed over & over again by the outcome of Remote Viewing sessions - it's wise not to be Earthbound when you die.

You either leave or stay. This decision has to be made in an instant. Leaving enables you to return & staying disables you to leave.

What's gonna happen to 'me' when I leave I don't know (haven't done that yet) but rather than being stuck in the subspace of this planet, I count my blessings & take a chance.

As I've always done. It's a state of mind, I suppose.

You can have both now. It's getting easier all the time. There is a lot of energy available now for us to tap into, to help pierce the veil of forgetfulness, and to gain the new (old) insights to enable existing in multiple dimensions at once, with conscious awareness too.

I now know at least 6 people who've said that dying is the best thing that ever happened to them. Kind of rips the veil away to a degree. Even if it draped back in place, it's never the same occlusion it once was.

many believe that the shift now underway is different from previous such actions of attempts is that we are trying to bring heaven to earth, so to speak, which means we get all the hight goodies without having to die for the privilege.

I guess we'll see how this plays out over the next short while. Personally, I'm excited by the opportunities.

[Jnana]

I would love to visit another planet hosted by its occupants. I've been wanting to do this for as long as I can remember, and hope to raise my consciousness to the point where I can achieve this.

I don't understand all the fear. It's time to get past this.

[futureyes]

Originally Posted by Jnana

I would love to visit another planet hosted by its occupants. I've been wanting to do this for as long as I can remember, and hope to raise my consciousness to the point where I can achieve this.

I don't understand all the fear. It's time to get past this.

when we finally realize ... who we are ...
we can then trust ... our selves ...
then fear ... will be of the old world ...
and we ... will be of the new ...

and then ... the real fun begins ...

[Shairia]

Now I'm confused. I can't speak for anyone else, but my decision not to go would not be out of fear. I've had some higher contact and while it can be eye opening and expand your understanding there's something to be said for maintaining good judgement. The rest of you can write and let me know all about your travels.

[HOPEFUL]

Why would anyone want to go where they are not ment to be?

[TRANCOSO]

Why would anyone want to go where they are not ment to be?

I guess you just sort of answered your own question, Hopeful...

[joe2288]

In my opinion i would not get on a ship, my place is here and anyone attempting

to change that, would be intruding on my reality. You are all free to do as you

wish. I choose to stay here and guide myself through holographic reality.

[Jnana]

Originally Posted by HOPEFUL

Why would anyone want to go where they are not meant to be?

I'm meant to be travelling amongst the stars, visiting other planets, meeting intelligent beings of all types, and learning about their civilizations. We are all different, yet we are all one.

[TRANCOSO]

I would love to visit another planet hosted by its occupants. I've been wanting to do this for as long as I can remember, and hope to raise my consciousness to the point where I can achieve this.

I don't understand all the fear. It's time to get past this.

That's the attitude, Jnana! There is no need to fear the abyss. Your intuition tells you what to do and what not.

Since 9/11 happened, the world is kept in a constant state of fear. Every incident becomes headline news and the idea that the enemy is at the gate has subconsciously influenced the mindset of people.

There are two ways to be fooled;
One is to believe what isn't true,
the other is refusing to believe what is true.

Fear no fear but fear itself.

[Céline]

i have no fear of this..but

i would not leave my husbands side, if he goes, i go.

[THE eXchanger]

Originally Posted by Céline

i have no fear of this..but

i would not leave my husbands side, if he goes, i go.

THAT'S a good plan,
when i went,
the other person, ended up frozen in time,
NEVER, saw him again

[Shairia]

Originally Posted by TRANCOSO

That's the attitude, Jnana! There is no need to fear the abyss. Your intuition tells you what to do and what not.

Since 9/11 happened, the world is kept in a constant state of fear. Every incident becomes headline news and the idea that the enemy is at the gate has subconsciously influenced the mindset of people.

There are two ways to be fooled;
One is to believe what isn't true,
the other is refusing to believe what is true.

Fear no fear but fear itself.

I don't understand why you started this thread if there is only one answer. Not everyone's life was changed by 9/11, some of us knew before then what the agendas were and saw where everything was heading, only no one would believe us.