By: MH

MH — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 01:32:00 +0000

I think that many of the conclusions you are drawing are inaccurate, including characterizing the Plejaren as only speaking to Meier in a picture language (they speak, orally, in German), carelessly damaging people and animals (they’ve actually taken great care to not cause harm and, in the real world, accidents happen), assuming that the spiritual teaching was intended to guarantee that human beings with free will would only behave in certain ways, etc.

By: ricardo fernandez

ricardo fernandez — Sun, 30 Dec 2012 01:24:15 +0000

Of all the evidence presented in the Meier case, there are two things that still bother me, and they are these: Semjase told Billy that love is truth and love cannot be clothed in words. If that is true, then logically, the truth cannot be clothed in words either. This means that according to the Plejaren, every word, be it written or spoken is not capable of containing any real truth, including all that Billy has written and all that the Plejaren told him. This anomaly naturally suggests that the reason the Plejaren speak in a picture language is to avoid as much untruth as possible. Fully understandable, however, it does not help their case regarding humans who still speak and write in words, namely us, if the Plejaren chose to come here and communicate a message in words. This, if known at the time by the Plejaren would logically suggest an alterior motive for the contacts that they chose to keep secret. Additionally, according to Billy, the oscillations of the Plejaren beamships are very dangerous to humans and animals in that they create a state of confusion that can last a person’s (or animal’s) entire lifetime. This is disconcerting to say the least that there are a bunch of people running around the cosmos willy nilly hurting humans and animals without concern. It is difficult for me to wrap my head around that because the Plejaren talk a great deal about respecting the dignity of all life. Yet like so many of us, they do not necessarily practice what they preach, which is of course what Billy told them to their face in one of the contacts. I’m not sure what number it was, but I think it was the one where Billy wants to end the contacts so he tells Quetzal, Ptahh and Jase to go to hell. I know my comment in no way debunks the Meier case, because quite frankly I’m convinced that it really happened. My main concern is that there is a tendency in us on this planet to either reject or accept something fully based on merely a cursory examination. If we dig a little deeper into Meier’s story, we discover that to a great extent, the spiritual teachings that were given to the core group did little if anything to create a peaceful existence for the people at the SSSC, which suggests that the Plejaren might have to assume some future level of responsibility with regards to the dignity of the lives that they have forever altered in their coming to this planet.

By: Sheila

Sheila — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 16:48:10 +0000

Does IIG stand for Idiots In a Group?

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