Exploring the Possibility of Alien Abductions and Sleep
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Chapter 1: The Enigma of Sleep Abductions
Is it possible to be taken by extraterrestrial beings without any awareness? The idea that we could be transported to alternate realms for examination—whether by aliens, a covert Space Force, or even spiritual entities—poses fascinating questions. Could a person spend decades serving in a secret space program, only to return and not recall the experience? Perhaps they would return with sudden anxieties, inexplicable fears, or flashbacks to unfamiliar places and events.
Welcome to the concept of Solar Warden, a mix of nightmare and a dark twist on Star Trek.
Solar Warden
Imagine a scenario where aliens could abduct individuals without them ever knowing. If our bodies function as biological machines, disconnecting the brain from the body could be as simple as flipping a switch. This switch is essentially a mechanism that everyone experiences during sleep, allowing the brain to disengage from the body to prevent it from acting out dreams. However, sometimes this disconnection fails, leading to phenomena like sleepwalking. At other times, a person may awaken before their body is fully reactivated, resulting in what is known as sleep paralysis.
This occurrence is entirely normal and part of the sleep experience. While we rest, our brains remain active, processing information and scanning the environment for potential threats. Consider an ancient hunter-gatherer sleeping in a cave—being unable to hear a bear approaching could be fatal. Background noise, like a television or radio, might drown out such dangers.
Individuals with past traumas often find they sleep more lightly, as their brains remain sensitive to threats. This heightened awareness can lead to waking up before their bodies do. In sleep paralysis, one might even experience hallucinations. Remaining calm can allow you to navigate these visions, as your consciousness is separate from your brain's function. If your initial thought is about what is restraining you, your brain may conjure something frightening—perhaps a witch or a clown, depending on your fears.
I despise clowns.
To escape sleep paralysis, you can try two methods. The quickest way is to move your right index finger. If you panic, your brain may amplify the fear, making it even harder to escape. The left hemisphere controls this finger, and moving it signals to your brain that you are awake. Alternatively, acknowledging you are experiencing sleep paralysis can lead to a lucid dream state. You might even find yourself in a pleasant experience by reframing the pressure as a soothing massage.
Or, you could venture into your etheric body and explore the spirit realm, perhaps even revisiting a past life. There’s also the option of doing nothing and seeing what experiences unfold, as you might find yourself taken unexpectedly.
The first video titled "What the Bible Says About Sleep" delves into the spiritual and metaphysical aspects of sleep, exploring its significance and implications.
Chapter 2: The Nature of Fear and Abduction
Fear often appears to be a rite of passage, a psychological test to gauge our desires. Carl Jung emphasized confronting our shadows, and nightmares—though unsettling—can offer valuable insights. They often stem from within, reminding us that we cannot escape ourselves. Engaging in self-reflection can lead to clarity and understanding.
Many who recount experiences of alien abduction describe them as terrifying. However, as time passes, they may come to view these encounters in a different light, realizing that fear often accompanies the unfamiliar. Even routine visits to the dentist can evoke anxiety, despite the absence of real danger.
When it comes to our own kind, the fear of abduction takes on a new dimension. Many people may be willing participants in a cosmic adventure—perhaps even volunteering for service in a galactic federation. There are claims that memories are erased to prevent interference with Earth’s timeline. This raises concerns about the implications of such abductions, particularly regarding children, who are more adaptable than adults.
As we accumulate experiences that feel like living double lives, could we witness an uptick in mental health issues? Heightened anxiety, unexplained blackouts, and responses akin to PTSD may result from external influences beyond our control.
Aliens exist. A covert Space Force is operational, known as Solar Warden.
The second video titled "Mary Lambert - When You Sleep (Lyric Video)" offers a lyrical exploration of the themes of sleep and dreams, resonating with the ideas of vulnerability and subconscious experiences.
The term "warden" is not limited to prisons; it can also refer to schools and other institutions. This aligns with a recurring theme in discussions about life after death: Earth serves as a school for souls. The existence of a secret space force and a galactic federation suggests that complex social structures are inherent to our spiritual journey.
Moreover, our perception of time complicates our understanding of reality. Research indicates that we do not experience life in real-time; decisions are often made before we are consciously aware of them.
Consider this analogy: when watching a sports game, there is an inherent delay—approximately seven seconds. This lag can significantly impact our reactions. If advanced extraterrestrial beings or a hidden space force wanted to manipulate humanity, they could exploit this delay, remaining invisible while utilizing psychological tactics against us.
Many of us are not as aware as we believe. Do you even recall your dreams? If they can influence us while we sleep, it stands to reason they could also affect us while we are awake.
What are your thoughts on this?