Aliens and Lucid Dreams - What's Real?

October 26, 2011

If you understand the concept of reality as a Consciousness Hologram, then you get the fact that everything within is nothing more than frequency grids where other aspects of your soul, and everything created within the grid system, is experienced simultaneously by you. It's all about your level of focus at any given time.

When people try to reach higher levels of consciousness - higher frequency grids - they use many techniques to that end. Most common are hallucinogens, or other drugs induced states that alter consciousness to meet other life forms, allegedly more evolved, or maybe not. Out of body experiences can get you to the same place as well as hypnosis and lucid dreaming, in which you know you are dreaming and processing on two levels of awareness at the same time.

Alien Abductions are/were real at the physical level - most being part of biogenetic experiments conducted by the Gray aliens you see in media. They have stopped as the hologram of our reality is coming to a close and souls move from physical reality back to light where everything is understood as a virtual experiment set in linear time to experience emotions.

Every soul here is part of a biogenetic experiment making us all hybrids after a fashion - which goes to feelings of not belonging here, not from here, and the return home very soon. The experience is all virtual.

Do you feel that people connecting their consciousness to higher grid frequency are more advanced than you? Not if you get that this is a hologram and all is about to end.

Do you suppose aliens dream ... about us?

Would that be a nightmare for them?

At the end of the day ... reality is nothing more than a lucid dream, streaming consciousness from which we are all about to awaken. You believe you are here because your brain tells you so, but in truth you are not. You are on the other side of the matrix (reality, time) and ...

The Clock is Ticking

Live Science - October 26, 2011

Researchers say they have conducted "the first experiment to ever prove that close encounters with UFOs and extraterrestrials are a product of the human mind."

In a sleep study by the Out-Of-Body Experience Research Center in Los Angeles, 20 volunteers were instructed to perform a series of mental steps upon waking up or becoming lucid during the night that might lead them to have out-of-body experiences culminating in encounters with aliens. According to lead researcher Michael Raduga, more than half the volunteers experienced at least one full or partial out-of-body experience, and seven of them were able to make contact with UFOs or extraterrestrials during these dream-like experiences.

Raduga designed the experiment to test his theory that many reports of alien encounters are actually instances of people experiencing a vibrant, lifelike state of dreaming. If he could coach people to dream a realistic alien encounter, he said, that could prove that reports of such encounters are really just a product of our imaginations.

"When people experience alien abductions in the night, they usually don't know they are actually in REM sleep and having an out-of-body experience," Raduga told Life's Little Mysteries, adding than an estimated 1 million Americans have such experiences each year.

"It's very realistic and people cannot understand how it happens. Our study shows that it's not about aliens, it's about human abilities, and it can happen to almost anyone."

Study participants were told to try to "separate from their bodies" every time they became half-awake or lucid during the night. If they were able to dream that they had separated from their sleeping bodies, they were then supposed to look for aliens in their homes. If they were unable to have an out-of-body dream experience, they were told to go back to sleep and try again later in the night.

"Some could do it by the first attempt. Some needed three to five attempts to have an out-of-body experience. Not everybody could do it - some were unable to do it because of their fear. They were able to separate from their body but they became too afraid to look for aliens," Raduga said.

By the end of the study, 35 percent of the volunteers said they had made visual contact with aliens, and they described their encounters for the researchers.

One participant, identified as Alexander N., recalled making a successful attempt to separate from his body: "I then tried to find aliens. Three of them materialized right before my eyes. They seemed more like creatures from the movie 'The Thing' than tadpoles with eyes like Princess Jasmine. They wanted to scare me, not to 'make contact.' As a result, I was extremely frightened and regained awareness in my own body." Raduga plans to publish his results and to conduct further studies on humans' ability to fabricate alien encounters that seem real.