Aliens And The Afterlife: Part 1

The Grays, Their World And “Predicament”

For a little over a year now I have been saying that the grays are actually human beings that have crossed the threshold of death and are undergoing a process of decay.  In this series of posts, I am going to get deeper into this idea.  I will get into what I believe the alien abduction phenomenon actually is including how the idea of harvesting sperm and eggs and lack of emotion seen among grays is all linked to these entities using people as a way to regain their own lost humanity.  Before I begin, let me also say that the grays are not the only type of postmortem beings out there.  In fact, there are many types of beings that have crossed the threshold of death that run the gamut between the beautiful and the grotesque.  I will say, however, that the grays seem to be much more prevalent these days because modern culture hasn’t done anything to prepare and fortify people for the journey of death.  In this regard so many people die these days while in a catastrophic inner state which delivers them to harrowing realities that are unimaginable to most of us.  In this post I will discuss the “schema” of their world and predicament and use the next posts in this series to explain how the common activities of the grays are actually their attempts at redemption.  And while that may sound romantic or even overly-dramatic, I assure you this is what is truly going on.  In fact, I am so convinced of this that if I were a betting man, I would put everything I have on it.

While Whitley Strieber and others may herald these “alien” realities as something to be desired for humanity, it is only because they don’t know any better and have never experienced them personally.  These are tragic worlds and realities to be sure.  They are filled with real people who are struggling with every lingering iota of hope to retain their form and humanity which is dying.  Working against them are excruciating currents of decay that diminish them more and more causing them to become animal or insect like. With every passing moment they are losing every last resemblance of their humanity.  It is for this reason alone that they need humanity, and will create any theatrical presentation to keep people fixated upon them.  They are not all necessarily evil, but many of them, I believe, have passed the point of no return and have become ravenous in their hatred for humanity.  To be clear, I do not believe that this phenomenon is happening only in the imaginal domain.  These postmortem beings do have the ability, depending on the conditions, of entering into the physical world.  Ultimately the physicality of this phenomenon cannot be denied.

People may ask how it is possible that I could know that these are dead human beings masquerading as aliens and other strange beings, which would include “spirit guides”, “ascended masters” and even “demons”.  My response to that question may seem somewhat strange, but it is nonetheless accurate.  There is a world inside of everyone  that can be accessed when a person learns to think beyond the grasp of reason and logic.  At first this world will present itself to a human being through dreams.  Then, if a person has followed their own thoughts to the source point of their manifestation, that inner world opens up wide and becomes painfully obvious. It is within this inner world that many of these mysteries ultimately reveal themselves with undeniable clarity.

To summarize this let me explain it another way.  As a physical human being, every thought that comes into your mind doesn’t arrive there by a mere physical process inside of the brain.  If that were the case, the very idea of free will and choice would not exist at all.  The human being would literally be a robot at the whim of some microscopic or sub-atomic physical process that is both blind and random. Depth of character would not exist in humans or animals.  The very idea of harmony in ones inner and outer life would be impossible.  All of life would lack any degree of self-awareness.  While some people believe thoughts are created in the physical brain, the reality is self-evident.  Thoughts have no dimension yet clearly they exist and we experience them.  They are a manipulation or a modulation of pure being.  It is important to note that pure being is without conditions or dimensions, but is factually the substrate of all reality.  The somewhat stunning truth is that even our physical individuality, which includes our bodies and our “name and form“, are thoughts and nothing more.  As one person who shall remain nameless once wrote:

“The Universe Exists By Virtue Of The Thinker’s Thought.”

While this is true, it goes so much deeper than that.

The physical domain is a residue of the worlds above it.  The thoughts that we receive in our minds, do not come from the physical domain at all but are streams coming from the Pleroma that are filtered through the imaginal domain where they then manifest to us individually in the physical world.  Again, every act, thought and movement starts from the point of pure being (Pleroma) and is received by us individually in the physical domain.  So unless we rid ourselves of the ugly and grotesque personal demons abiding with us in the imaginal, we are patently unable to see or even understand what is actually taking place.  Ultimately, we are left in a position where we must constantly speculate and never directly experience reality.  Even worse, we remain incomplete human beings because our own individuality exists not only in the physical, but also in the imaginal and its ultimate root in the world of pure being, the Pleroma.  Therefore, unless ones personal journey demands a process of inward purification, it is not a valid journey at all.  Being unable to recognize ones shortcomings is by far the most dangerous position to be in. 

Our link to the imaginal world is through the mind because the human mind is actually the imaginal domain filtered into a unique human individuality.  When a person dies, they are cut off from the physical domain and abide almost solely in the imaginal world, which is a mixture of good and bad.  There are beautiful landscapes and societies filled with good people  There are also dark landscapes filled with beings who stalk and exploit each other.  Ones postmortem destination as well as the form their individual presence will take, depends solely on their inward state.

Those that inhabit the beautiful landscapes of the imaginal domain only attain that place because their individuality was cleansed of the garbage that didn’t allow the beneficence of the divine Pleroma to reflect clearly onto it.  These people, although very good and kind, have a very long journey home to that land of pure being that is unconditioned, immortal and wholly ineffable.  Those that continually have an axe to grind with religion, tradition, and divine decree while believing themselves to be “good and kind” are the first to fail the initial test of the postmortem journey, which is the confrontation with the pure light of being, who is the Seraph of that individual.  For the first time, the dead man or woman sees their shame and flees the closer they get to that light.  While it shines with an intense beauty and profundity emanating a love never experienced in life, it also reveals the true nature of a human being.  This causes the unjustified dead man or woman to see themselves as unworthy and too ugly to accept the world being offered.  Eventually, they begin to fear it and grow ashamed.  Then they resist.  With this resistance they are abandoned (but not totally) by the light.  Taking the place of the light is a vacuum that is the antithesis of the union between the Seraph and the dead man or woman.  The dead man sinks deep into the darkest most infernal realms of the imaginal domain–places that not even authors who enter the imaginal are willing to go.

If you can contemplate some grotesque being or landscape in your mind, it is only because it already exists in the imaginal world and is making its presence known to you individually.  The grays are a major presence, and they have been making their presence known to people for many years–especially the last 70 years or so.  They often accomplish this by ingratiating themselves and their ideas in modern culture through the medium of artistic and creative human beings.  However, considering the degenerate nature of art and cinema these days I use the words “creative” and “artistic” very loosely.  Further, it becomes clear that the “presences” reigning over the physical world from the imaginal are in no way wholesome, but represent a resistance to the Godhead and to every idea of tradition.