Wednesday, October 28, 2026

why do people flip out sometimes during UFO encounters?

 Imagine you didn't believe in Bears and thought they were made up and then you are face to face with a Grizzly bear that doesn't want you to be there or alive?

A UFO is not a grizzly bear but likely isn't socialized the way you are.

What if they perceive you to be like a Deer that uses technology or another Bear that needs to be put out of its existence?

So, your only hope is likely to find a way to either walk away or communicate with them.

For example, I have been in the wilds with two different black Bears, one in Yosemite when I was alone climbing Yosemite Falls Trail and I had just walked under Yosemite Falls because it was more allowed then when I was 17. So, I see this bear unexpectedly and I know I don't want to be there. Luckily this bear was as scared of me as I was of it so we both walked in opposite direction and like I said I was 17 at the time. This was not a comfortable experience being there at all. If you ever had this experience you might agree with me.

Another time I was in Mt. Shasta in the 1980s and we had been working on building my A-Frame house and my father and then 10 year old son decided to take my international Harvester 6 cylinder 4 wheel drive with a locked rear end out in the summer on some really remote roads 20 or 30 miles East of McCloud on the Mountain. 

Well, we are on a 4 wheel drive road likely made by loggers 50 or more years ago now and this really hugs Black Bear (obviously a male with attitude comes out from our right out of manzinita bushes. But, knowing enough about bears because I live in California where they still live in Yosemite and the High Sierra mountains and even in the coastal areas of Northern California a lot decided I didn't want the bear to rip off the hood of my 4 wheel drive or one of our doors or to break one of the windows so I backed up to protect my vehicle, my father, my son and myself because this was a really big male. In fact, it was the biggest black bear I have ever seen so when it rose up on its back feet ready to attack us or defend itself with it's hand claws (which can be about 4 to 5 inches long (the claws) I didn't want any part of those claws harming my vehicle or my family there. Eventually when it saw we weren't a threat it went down on all 4s and walked calmly to the left into another group of Manzinita bushes and wandered off into the forest.

Another time I was in Yellowstone national park and about 100 people were gathered along the road. So, I asked what was going on and someone said to me: "Oh. There's a really big Grizzly Bear in the meadow up there eating flowers."

So, I parked my motorhome and left my wife and youngest daughter in the Motorhome and walked over to get some pictures of the Grizzly eating Flowers. I got as close as I wanted to be and also there was a ranger there trying to keep people away so they didn't die and have to euthanize the Grizzly bear. So, some idiot wouldn't listen to the Ranger so the ranger arrested him.

However, in Yellowstone and Teton national parks the animal that kills the most people is not a grizzly bear but Buffalo because they are herd animals and don't run away because the males have protected their herds for thousands and thousands of years from Wolves and Bears and Mountain Lions so when people approach the males or there herds too close the males knock the humans down and stomp them to death usually with their front hooves or just gore people to death with their horns.

So, isn't that amazing that the wild animal that kills the most people every year is not the Grizzly Bear but the Buffalo in wild herds in the U.S.

The point is if you are not prepared when you see a bear or a Buffalo of any kind or a UFO you might die or freak out and then die.

So, being prepared for a Bear or Buffalo or Mountain Lion wherever you are in the U.S. if they live there is important if you want to stay alive.

But, the same is true of a UFO because you know usually nothing about the group you are meeting and might not know whether they are lying to you or not. However, that isn't what is important here.

THE MOST IMPORTANT THING HERE IS TO STAY ALIVE AND TO STAY SANE THROUGH THIS ENCOUNTER WHETHER IT IS A UFO OR A BEAR OR A MOUNTAIN LION OR A BUFFALO OR WHATEVER IT IS! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is the single most imortant thing to know about UFOs? That they might exist

Why? 

Because otherwise when you have a UFO encounter like I and millions of others on the planet have had you might wind up running off a cliff somewhere while having a psychotic break.

Just because you might not want them to exist doesn't mean they won't exist or can't exist. After all, look how many habitable planets astronomers have found so far just in our galaxy?

So, remaining open to the possibility of UFOs allows you potentially to survive them when you have actual encounters with them like the millions of us worldwide who have already had these encounters. Besides these encounters have been going on since man first existed on earth. So, think about that for awhile.

And the other thing to think about is that we likely are about 1/2 Alien ourselves because what other primate on earth can actually talk with their mouth and Throat?

We are the ONLY ONE! 

At best other primates can only use sign language. So, where did this ability come from?

 (likely off planet). 

King tides inundate streets and flood homes and businesses along both US coasts

 

King tides inundate streets and flood homes and businesses along both US coasts

King tides have inundated parts of both U.S. coasts

King tides have inundated parts of both U.S. coasts, flooding streets and sending seawater into homes and businesses in beach communities in California, Florida and the Carolinas.

The tides began with the full moon earlier this week and could cause flooding in some areas into the weekend, forecasters said. King tides are caused by the gravitational pull and alignments of the Earth, moon, and sun. They can occur several times a year and last several days.

This week's king tides have been exacerbated by additional factors, forecasters said Wednesday.

In Florida, strong high pressure to the north and low pressure over the Caribbean were causing increased swells, Chris Fisher, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Miami, said.

Along the California coast, the ongoing super El Niño has warmed the ocean, leading to an increased volume of seawater. Another factor was the occurrence of Kelvin waves, a series of pulses of warm water that lift the sea level, said Roger Gass, a meteorologist with the weather service's Bay Area forecast office in Monterey.

King tides, like their name, are definitely noticeable. Residents don't need a beach to see the ocean. The ocean came to them.

In Southern California, Huntington Beach residents placed sandbags outside of homes Wednesday to try to keep floodwaters out. Some people used paddleboards and surfboards to move about the streets. Stretches of the Pacific coast Highway were closed, and tides were expected to approach record levels in Orange and San Diego counties.

In the northern part of the state, minor flooding was expected through Saturday in low-lying areas along shorelines and tidal waterways during peak high tides, the weather service said.

Gass said the coastal flooding generally occurred within 1 1/2 hours before and after high tides, which are peaking 1.9 feet (about a half-meter) above normal in Northern California.

Most of Florida’s Atlantic coast was under flood warnings through early Friday. Street flooding also was reported in South Carolina coastal cities, including Charleston and Myrtle Beach, and rip currents were possible as far north as North Carolina's Outer Banks.

“It’s been a rough beach week,” Fisher said. “We’ve had a high risk of rip currents and some high surf out there. The beach conditions are going to continue to be rough through the weekend. It’s been a good week to stay out of the water and stay away from the beaches.”

In Fort Lauderdale, Florida, getting to the multiple waterfront venues at what’s billed as the world’s largest-in-water boat show was tricky, requiring driving through flooded streets next to marinas, hotels and convention centers.

Virginia Key, a barrier island in Miami, saw its highest king tide and the third-highest water level since records were first kept going back three decades, Fisher said.

“The only times we've seen higher was during hurricanes,” Fisher said. “It's historical from a king tide perspective.”

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I think AI will be different than people expect because of Hydrogen Fusion. However, you would not want to live next to a hydrogen Fusion Generator

Why would you not want to live next to a Hydrogen fusion generator running a big AI system? mostly because the metals in the hydrogen Fusion generator fall apart from the Neutrinos hitting it to generate the fusion to generate the Electricity. So, likely you want to be as far away as possible from millions or billions or trillions of neutrinos flying out from a hydrogen fusion device. (The U.S. and China will start building hydrogen fusion generators for Electricity by 2027 to 2030. But, you don't want to be anywhere near these things if you want to stay alive very long either if they are corroding or making all the metals in then fall apart really soon so all these parts have to be replaced regularly.

However, I think you need to expect to see hydrogen fusion as the primary electrical generating capacity this century and following centuries if enough people can survive them being nearby them. But, I suppose you could dig a hole and put them underground so they would damage people and animals and birds less too. 

I wasn't interested in the Investment side of all this because of all the unknowns. However, the information might be true and if it is is very amazing!

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As you know if you were raised in "ANY" religion there are problems growing up in any religion

 But, may I say first here that the structure of being raised in a religion was really good for me in many ways. For example, I didn't get any girls pregnant when I was 12 to 25 years old mostly because I was raised in the "I AM" religion (Saint Germain Foundation) why? Because I was a virgin even though I started dating girls by age 15 and was going with a girl 21 when I was 16 years old. This meant by not losing my full virginity (doing things that might make someone pregnant) allowed me to go to college and study Computer programming, Computer operations, (especially on IBM equipment and mainframes) then and then to study psychology and philosophy and Anthropology which gave me the tools to actually survive past 25 years old because I understood myself and the world enough by then to actually want to stay alive still by age 25.

So, this is a really big thing in the 1950s and 1960s when girls were getting pregnant a lot still then at ages 12 to 15 or 16 years old and being forced to marry whoever got them pregnant even if this ruined their whole lives like it did a lot for the previous thousands of years before the birth Control started to become available for purchase by women starting in 1960 here in the U.S.

How was this religion not good for me?

I think it was about 80 to 90% good for me to grow up in this religion at the time and only about 10 percent or more bad for me.

However, it is more easy for me to see all this looking back now 70 years or so from age 78 now.

The bad things likely for me had more to do with being told that animals were created by Black Magicians (bad people) and it likely was neutral because I wasn't allowed to wear anything black or red ever also.

Another neutral thing to me now was that I was raised a Lacto Ovo Vegetarian which made me feel very separate from most people in the 1950s when you were thought very strange even in California to be a Vegetarian at least until College students started to become vegetarians in the 1960s more in California.

The other thing I didn't like was how racist some people were in this church which likely was my main complaint of everything I dealt with growing up. However, most Christian Churches mostly composed of White people then were racist until the government said that if churches didn't integrate they would lose their tax exempt status as churches. So, this changed all churches including the "I AM" Activity too to where all religions became integrated on pain of losing tax exempt status nationwide.

And what I didn't realize then as fully as I do now is that most religions worldwide tend to be fairly racist in one way or another and this is pretty universal worldwide at this point in time.

So, in some ways I had to go my own way just to keep my personal integrity in life regarding my principles of honesty and fairness because of this.

I tend to treat everyone as an equal of any race at this point wherever I go. However, there is no way to prepare yourself for reverse racism against white people which is very prevalent in the world too.

So, if you are going to travel the world be prepared to be discriminated against as a white person if you are white when you travel around the world too. But, I suppose if you are rich enough and white money can overcome a lot of racism (at least superficially it seems too.

However, it was strange being raised a vegetarian in the 1950s even though I'm likely still alive partly because I was raised this way too now and growing up eating mostly organic Foods too without insecticides or herbicides too as much as possible even in the 1950s. Also, my father was valedictorian of his High School Class in Seattle and so he was brilliant in a way most people are not too which helped my life a lot growing up especially when he debated me regarding any position in life I held starting when I was 8 years old regarding rock and roll which he called "Jungle Bunny Music" then and by the way this was a fairly common position of adult white males in the 1950s and early 1960s too.

Like for example, in the Watts Riots I could see the smoke rising from the rioting there but this isn't what scared me the most. What scared me then at age 16 was that white people were up on the hills around Glendale target practicing to shoot any black people that came to Glendale to make problems for people there too. I think in most places in the U.S. this would be unimaginable now but this was southern California in 1964.

Also, now most people in the "I AM" activity that were racist then are already dead now too. So, those left still alive in the Saint Germain Foundation are more moderate in their thinking than then too.

What do I miss the most about leaving the Saint Germain Foundation in 1969?

I think I miss the most my friends all over the world from all over the U.S. and Canada and England and France and Switzerland and Australia and New Zealand the most. Because the wealthier people from all over the world would come to Shasta Springs then because Mrs. Ballard I think was alive until 1971?

Yes. She passed away in 1971 but was born in 1886 so she was 85 when she passed away. My Grandmother who helped raise me was born in 1888 in Philadelphia and then raised back in scotland until she married my Grandfather and then they returned to the U.S. he has been born in Boston and his father had died of pneumonia when he was 8 and his family had to return to Scotland to survive too. So, both of them and therefore my mother too were of full Scottish Descent.

So, I left the "I AM' Activity in 1969 in the Fall and Mrs. Ballard passed away in 1971 about 2 years later.

She mentioned to my parents that I would develop Amazingly on a spiritual level by the time I was in my 40s which was true.

I think this is partly because my life became much less of a struggle after about age 30. I wasn't having to try so hard to survive physically and psychologically from all the traumas of my life then. Also, becoming a father at age 26 allowed me to stop Rock Climbing so I could be alive to raise my son. Within a year of this a good friend died rock climbing at Castle Crags which is south of Dunsmuir on Interstate 5. The rocks really aren't safe for Free Climbing because they can break off at Castle Crags so you always want to be roped in there so you can better survive climbing there. 

So, I guess what I have missed the most is all my friends all over the world that I used to see every summer for 2 weeks Youth Conclave between 1953 and 1969 (5 to 21 years of age). However, likely most of the older ones are already dead an many of the people my age too since people generally still don't like doctors there still.

My best friend from the "I AM" who once said to me: "If you don't marry (my present wife) I will!" which got me to ask her to marry me passed away at age 62 in 2006 because he refused to get open heart surgery at that time. And then my father could have lived to be 100 also but he didn't get his prostate taken out in 1980 when he was first diagnosed with prostate Cancer and died at age 69 in 1985 too. Then my best friend from High School died in 2011 but he was in the Air Force during the Viet Nam war as a jet engine mechanic in Thailand which changed his life a lot too.

But, I still have one friend from the old days alive who is 75 that I climbed mountains with and who met my family and I in Nepal in 1986 and climbed Langtang mountain and we went to royal Chitwan national park on the terai there and were chased by Rhinos then (including our children who were up in trees but okay still). But, I was 37 then and I cannot imagine what we did then now in some ways and I have a daughter who is 37 now living in europe which is interesting too with her husband and daughter too.

So, when I think back from now at 78 mostly I miss all the people who likely have died and the ones who are still alive. However, I'm still in contact with several of my closest friends but mostly the ones who still live in Mt. Shasta California still now from the "I AM" Activity. (Saint Germain foundation).

However, Saint Germain and Jesus have always been in my life since before birth too. So, that has always been a comfort and a blessing and God has lived in my body with me since 1963 when I invited him to live in my body with me so I wouldn't die of seizures then. when I did this I never had another night time seizure ever since age 15.

By God's Grace 

 

 

 

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The Religion I was raised in from 1948 when I was born until 1969 was founded by Guy W. Ballard

 It is considered a predecessor to the New Age Movement.

  • Ballard's work with the I AM Movement is considered a predecessor to the current new age movement.
  • However, from my point of view the main difference between this "I AM" movement and other more recent New Age Groups mostly was just how patriotic and conservative this religion is and was. But, what I find interesting looking back now is just how in some ways universalistic it was and very ahead of its times as a religion. By Universalistic it was Christian Mystic in similar ways to Christian Science and Science of Mind and Church of Religous Science and Unity church. But it was also very UFO centered too which is really amazing for a religion that started in 1930. So, as a small child I was taught that most UFOs were bringing technology to earth to make life better here which also worked too.

    Because in the 1950s and 1960s only 30% to 40% of people lived to 78 or more like me now. However, now 75 to 80% of people live to be 78 or older now. So, the inventions from Roswell like Transistors and computer chips which were reverse engineered by American Companies through Colonel Corso and General Trudeau of the DIA Army Intelligence under Eisenhower changed life forever here on earth.

    For example, I had a robotic Hernia surgery with basically no scars at all now and no pain after the first week of the robotic surgery with no human hands inside of my body either which came originally from the abilities garnered from Roswell and computer chips and other advances based upon otherworldly technology. This is also true of AIs now as well though it is not established yet whether the human race will actually survive AIs or not yet.

    However, I think we will survive AIs much like we survived the Motorized Airplane which changed everything about being a human being too.

    Here is more about Guy W. Ballard from Wikipedia:

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    Guy Warren Ballard (July 28, 1878 – December 29, 1939) was an American mining engineer who, with his wife Edna Anne Wheeler Ballard, founded the "I AM" ...
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