should i buy accutane online John’s private file “The Answer” continues. The third part is entitled “Where Are They From?” It’s preceded by a list of “UFO bases on Long Island.” In later years John said he realized some places he thought were UFO bases were actually military sites; I assume that includes this list.
A couple of things to note: he says in the first paragraph that he had face-to-face meetings with the Androids. This surprises me; in the “Special Cases” file that this is based on, he mentions letters and phone calls, but not in-person interactions. (One of the letters he mentions is here.) Also, this may be his first use of the term “ultra-terrestrial”: he originally used “ultra-dimensional,” and then changed it.
Through layman’s terms beneath the way that the Jehovah’s Witnesses explain things.
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The demons were once angels. Those angels had sinned. As it is known.
Beneath the literary pretext, they are capable of bending light to appear as true angels, personal ghosts, literally anything that the mind may confabulate.
Beneath their device, they may deceive a person into believing that they possess supernatural capacities- say an ability to communicate with the dead.
The Jehovah’s Witnesses understand that it is not possible to communicate with the dead, their source being the Bible.
May these demons then fool a person into believing that he or she has the ability to communicate with an extraterrestrial being?
First, beneath the terms, an angel may be highly evolved being spiritually speaking, say of greater calibre than human.
Are we alone in the universe based off of what we know? We live on a planet with a diverse array of organisms to begin with.
There is a manga series entitled Mushishi which features ubiquitous creatures called “mushi” explained to be most theoretically “primitive lifeforms” of all; “more primitive than bacteria” beneath what is known.
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According to John Keel, is Jehovah himself not another one of these great deceivers the same as “a demon” would be?
Comment by Rafael — September 9, 2021 @ 7:10 am
I really don’t know. I can’t speak for John, especially for the John of 1967! His beliefs evolved over the years, and he liked to be open to change; as he used to say, “belief is the enemy.” He was also often hard to pin down, although he did say he was not an atheist.
Comment by Doug — September 9, 2021 @ 8:09 am
I can’t help but laugh little contemplating underground UFO bases on Long Island. I know L.I. was more rural in 1967. However, thinking there were UFO bases on such prime real estate today is a sketch. Two acre lots will set you back over $500K, and a house on Mt. Misery Road is over $1 million. Maybe Ms. Ferranno and her merry gang became real estate agents, laughed all the way to the bank, and lived happily ever after!
Comment by C. Hall — September 10, 2021 @ 3:27 pm
As I understand it, Mt. Misery was long considered a haunted place. I suppose the UFO stories were a later twist on that tradition!
Comment by Doug — September 10, 2021 @ 8:37 pm