Many times I've wonder what came first: a reality which created fantasy books and movies, or fantasy books and movies that created a current reality? I know you may scan down this page and feel it's too long to read it all, but I hope you'll continue. I will explain my feelings and hopefully make it worth the effort.
Based on psychological case studies, it's not difficult to believe that there are those who may be living in a fantasy or be mentally unstable enough to believe they are something they're not (I've even met a few). They're not play acting, they're serious. They look in a mirror and convince themselves they are not human, call themselves other creatures, yet everyone else sees them as human. When these people leave their physical life, would they still feel the same in the spirit world? How would they know without some basis of what's collective truth ... facts we base our foundations upon ... information that keeps us grounded in "reality"?
What about those younger souls that are in the spirit world. They too could easily be seduced into believing they are something they're not; given a hypnotic programming to be so. Even animal spirits could be programmed by a false subjective thought used to deceive. Anything is possible when it comes to those who enjoy deceiving and enjoy using others to continue their deceptive game.
Yes, truth can be manipulated. Mass hysteria or mass hypnosis can also distort facts and even the images we create. Why the deception? Why a need to deliberately distort truth? So many seem to be jumping on this bandwagon lately. Is this a lesson for mankind? Are we feeding into another's fantasy?
When I had my Reptilian experience, I was in sound mind. An extreme skeptic due to my younger gullibility days which warned me early in life about tricksters. Things needed to add up for me to believe anything. I questioned everything. I was never into mind altering substances. I wanted to keep my wits about me. I only had my feelings to use, in order to test other's feelings, to see if I was being lied to. I used them often.
Eventually, I taught and use my students to do the testing. Could so many be wrong or, by this time, were we all part of a mass hypnosis program? It's easy to understand why some question which came first: a Reptilian reality made into fantasies or a fantasy that made our current realty? Can the facts add up? If so, you be the judge. Yet, as I mentioned above, do be very careful of your "reliable" sources, because I was told recently by a spirit, via his channel, he could easily deceive me. Really? Makes me wonder why anyone would want to? Makes me wonder who is being deceived and why?
Many times I've sensed the energy around people that there's deception at play. I tell them and they suddenly become angry, distant or disconnect from me. There's my clue I was right. After all, why would anyone feel this way unless something was being hidden?
My blog picture (yes, I was a redhead back then) is in my true story book: "Reptilian Teachers From The Pleiades." If interested, here's the download link:
http://www.lulu.com/shop/charlene-lerch/reptilian-teachers-from-the-pleiades/ebook/product-17390665.html
It was my first encounter with a "physical" other-worldly being over 25 years ago. However, after an Internet search, I've discovered what may be a Reptilian origin from a story of a long time ago, along with some other's stories. Were these people drawing on the truth in the universe, when they wrote, or had their experiences, or was it all a fantasy of their minds?
Here is the Wikipedia excerpt that I mentioned, and thought I'd share, regarding Reptilian origin: "Michael Barkun, Professor of political science at Syracuse University, posits that the idea of a reptilian conspiracy originated in the fiction of Conan the Barbarian creator Robert E. Howard. The first appearance of "serpent men" in literature was in Howard's story, "The Shadow Kingdom", published in Weird Tales in August 1929. This story drew on Theosophical ideas of the "lost worlds" of Atlantis and Lemuria, particularly Helena Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine, with its reference to "'dragon-men' who once had a mighty civilization on a Lemurian continent". Howard's "serpent men" were described as humanoid with human bodies but snake heads, able to imitate real humans at will, who lived in hiding in underground passages, using their shape changing and mind control abilities to infiltrate humanity. Clark Ashton Smith used Howard's "serpent men" in his stories, as well as themes from H. P. Lovecraft, and he, Howard and Lovecraft together laid the basis for the Cthulhu Mythos. In the 1940s, a non-fiction writer, Maurice Doreal, wrote a pamphlet entitled "Mysteries Of The Gobi" which described a "serpent race" that had "bodies like man but heads like a great snake" and an ability to take true human form. These creatures also appeared in Doreal's poem, "The Emerald Tablets", in which he claimed the titular tablets were written by "Thoth, an Atlantean Priest king". Barkun asserts that "in all likelihood", Doreal's ideas came from "The Shadow Kingdom", and that in turn, "The Emerald Tablets" formed the basis for David Icke's book, Children of the Matrix."
So, there you have it. Possible sources for a mass hypnosis? A thought that built up steam of mass proportion? A dust storm of emotions affecting mankind's mind? Maybe trying to prove the unprovable? Many deceptive egos involved? A possible motive? A possible made up scenario like Slenderman that morphed out of control, becoming more than it is. Look at all the various images of Slenderman. Look at all the various images of Reptilians, etc. See what I mean? It's something to think about.
As I mentioned above, if this angers anyone, that too would be something to think about.
All I know is that my experience was very real to me and I'm sure it was very real for others. I can't physically prove my experience anymore than another has been able to. Sure, I physically saw a UFO as others have, but we're no further in understanding things than we were years ago. Why the hit and run scenario? Do they have something to hide? Could they be actually fearing us? Why the cat and mouse games?
Anyway, after all I've been through, I've decided to be happy and respect the physical life I've manifested this time. A very flesh and blood, human female existence, which is based on planet earth's collective reality of what I am. Maybe tomorrow I'll feel differently about my decision. Who knows? I'll keep my options opened. As Scarlett said in "Gone with the Wind," after all ... tomorrow is another day.
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