The Aliens Are Coming To Save Us All

Have you noticed that over the last few years when people are answering a question in the media, and they are going to 'tell you a story,' they begin their answer with - 'So, er, blah blah blah whatever lie they are telling at that time...' It is identifiable because it always starts with '...so,' and then et cetera et cetera.

Should I really say 'lie' or maybe something else is better able to describe what they are doing. The cynical among us will say, no, no; the correct word is simply: 'lie!'

But I think there is more to it than that (IE a lie) alone. I think they are beginning a narrative, literally telling a story, like you would a 'moral tale' that has a social, cultural basis - a 'Grimm's Fairy-Tale' kind of thing. And that's not anything like 'a lie;' it's folklore, or it's meant to be. Frankly some of the things I hear being said - and probably you (hear) as well - are something more like bizarre 'post-modernist' social/cultural fantasy, not much more than ludicrous enunciations designed to encourage wish-fulfillment. It's various forms of 'magical thinking' woven as propaganda, whether political or social. These kinds of things are beyond mere 'lying.'

For a while I got quite annoyed each time I heard this opening phraseology gambit - 'So... etc.'

How advanced are we now - or 'yet?' Is it time?

Today I went to this day-long psychology workshop run by big-league academic professionals, and designed for educators and school administrators (of which I had been 'co-opted' into being one a couple of years ago now). It was typically, all 'evidence-based,' and some of the statistics they threw at us were mildly shocking for me at least since I had not heard some of it previously: such as, for instance, that the single biggest cause of deaths among young Australian men between 18 and something (I forget exactly...!) - was suicide, and was far ahead of road deaths. Well I didn't know that.

And oddly enough, one of the main presenters made quite a few references to cognition and 'self-awareness' and as they sling around a lot these days, 'mindfulness.' He didn't use the actual phrase cognitive dissonance not even one time but he got quite close when he spoke of the (I suppose, obvious) difference between thinking and feeling and that there were traps in believing that what someone feels ought to be what they particularly act on, necessarily. Personally I thought he wasn't fully successfully making the case about this because it seemed all a bit cartoon-ish - simplistic, really - the way he was putting things.

But then I think he did successfully make the case that 'story-telling' in your mind is a significant factor in how we approach the world we experience on a daily basis. Yes I think I can go along with that.

This is part of a modern architectural proposition,
called a 'VIPP' shelter, which is basically something for living
in the wilderness and being close to the wild.
It's an idea designed by Danish architect Morten Bo Jensen.

...So, let me tell you about what got us all here in the world we have to day, and what is going to happen next, and then what happens after that and then after that some more, and what you can or should (typical of all 'post-modernist' academically-brainwashed psychologists, he 'didn't like' the phrase 'should/shouldn't' and then proceeded to tell us of course, that we shouldn't use it...) do about it all. And how to 'be prepared' for what comes 'next' now.

Physically, that is, biologically, we were all 'left' here, 'made' here by extremely advanced people from very very far away in terms of their own usual 'home' planets - everyone knows this! They built one major memorial in Egypt of course. And there were clearly two sphinxes at the start of the lead-up 'roadway' to the great pyramid there - and there are certainly other 'figures' (at least one hydra shaped thing, and a bull, and a very tall obelisk atop of which there were wings - but this has mostly all weathered away now and the hydra is hidden beneath one of the pyramids).

All of these monuments either are themselves, or they contain great teachings, mostly about a kind of mathematics - although we are not genuinely familiar with this specific kind of mathematics since we use separate 'principles' as the basis of maths, and not 'holistic' or 'axial' mathematics, in which there is only one principle, but it has a specific set of change characteristics that run along a specific 'program' or 'quality' or even 'nature' The Ancient Greeks called this 'the Monad' idea.

Anyway... Never mind about that... Moving on in 'our' story here, there are in fact many memorials of the kind that the pyramids is one of - for example, the so-called 'thousand pillar temple' in India - and this is beautifully symmetrically different to the pyramids because it is built on a 'second' (if you assume for convenience that the pyramids represent 'the first') set of geometries but which nonetheless obtain to the same kinds of structural longevity potential and build integrity. Nobody can work out how the pyramids were built, and nobody can work out how this temple was built either - both are complex, megalithic, difficult to comprehend. And, they are significantly different to each other in terms of design... But that's the tell, see: the strange, intellectual complexity. They have both come from the same 'baroque' (yes I know that's a complete anachronism or even 'parachronistic' word to use), logical, yet cursive, mind. ...That's just my personal opinion, of course.

Now when sufficient of the human race arrive at the same stature of mind, then these 'earlier' original sentient beings who put the young human species here, will turn up again and interact along the higher propositions of intelligence with which they are used to engaging in themselves, and that they genuinely actually prefer to. You see, a primitive albeit 'intelligent' mind or mindset, within a biological framework, is a damn dangerous thing!! You would not want to be trying to have any kind of 'higher mathematical/moral/ethical/spiritual/even material' interchange on a long-term basis with the idiots that largely comprise the 'human race(!!)' as we have known it for the last several thousand years.

So, the aliens - these aliens - are obviously not going to be saving us all. But there's plenty of time to play with for the rest of the race or species if you will, to work something out for itself after a good long while. As for me and you though, now, well, keep your eyes and ears open and one day pretty soon you might notice things that 'should' not be here... In front of your very own eyes.

And, so, in the upcoming next few articles, I will be 'telling you a story' in a way - I will be telling a story to you, for you...