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27 Nov 2020, 10:52 pm

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You mean apart from the Utah Monolith?

Been fairly quiet due to COVID-19

That would lead me to discredit the idea they're in touch with us at all. Why would they tone down contact over COVID-19...?


Probably not, but I think there's less people moving around so less opportunity to report anomalous objects.



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27 Nov 2020, 11:20 pm

cyberdad wrote:
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You mean apart from the Utah Monolith?

Been fairly quiet due to COVID-19

That would lead me to discredit the idea they're in touch with us at all. Why would they tone down contact over COVID-19...?


Probably not, but I think there's less people moving around so less opportunity to report anomalous objects.

Now is probably a good time to just get really, really, reaaaaaaaally high and see they're around



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28 Nov 2020, 12:37 am

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But what's the newest scoop on aliens?


Now that the Democrats are going to be in power, they are going to let every single alien into America.
happy now? :mrgreen:



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28 Nov 2020, 1:00 am

ba dam chaaaaaa



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28 Nov 2020, 2:40 am

beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!



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28 Nov 2020, 2:48 am

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beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!


Is this a Saturday ritual? :mrgreen:



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28 Nov 2020, 2:50 am

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beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!

Alcohol is not a psychoactive. It does not "lift the veil" or "open the channels" between what we perceive as our nicely contained little human box world and the great beyond.

I would like to work my way up to The Toad.



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28 Nov 2020, 2:59 am

adromedanblackhole wrote:
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beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!

Alcohol is not a psychoactive. It does not "lift the veil" or "open the channels" between what we perceive as our nicely contained little human box world and the great beyond.

I would like to work my way up to The Toad.


How often do you do drugs?



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28 Nov 2020, 3:05 am

Pepe wrote:
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beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!

Alcohol is not a psychoactive. It does not "lift the veil" or "open the channels" between what we perceive as our nicely contained little human box world and the great beyond.

I would like to work my way up to The Toad.


How often do you do drugs?

I have not used a substance recreationally in quite some time.

I am however an avid researcher of the psychedelic experience and all things related. I'm concerned how my particular brain will react. So for now it is merely a pet project that I enjoy reading about.

I would like to attempt microdosing psilocybin as a therapeutic. Given that my left eye is by and large blind, there has been interesting feedback with how psilocybin - and primarily and steady prolonged microdosing of psilocybin - can cause the brain to rewire itself.

More advanced spiritual experiences with psychedelics such as peyote (mescaline) or ayahuasca (dmt) and The Toad (a higher and shorter lived experience with DMT) I am very curious about as well.



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28 Nov 2020, 7:37 pm

mind altering drugs sourced from plants like the psilocybin mushroom have been used for centuries by shamans to open their doors of perception (as postulated by Aldous Huxley).

I have watched plenty of documentaries and read accounts by writers such as Graham Hancock and would be interested to try. However the impact on the body is scary and painful.



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28 Nov 2020, 7:38 pm

adromedanblackhole wrote:
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beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!

Alcohol is not a psychoactive. It does not "lift the veil" or "open the channels" between what we perceive as our nicely contained little human box world and the great beyond.

I would like to work my way up to The Toad.


Have you watched Mike Tyson's podcasts?



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28 Nov 2020, 7:55 pm

cyberdad wrote:
adromedanblackhole wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!

Alcohol is not a psychoactive. It does not "lift the veil" or "open the channels" between what we perceive as our nicely contained little human box world and the great beyond.

I would like to work my way up to The Toad.


Have you watched Mike Tyson's podcasts?

I just can't but I'm pretty sure he's popularized The Toad



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28 Nov 2020, 8:00 pm

adromedanblackhole wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
adromedanblackhole wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
beat you to it....I'm drunk and....nobody here...yet!

Alcohol is not a psychoactive. It does not "lift the veil" or "open the channels" between what we perceive as our nicely contained little human box world and the great beyond.

I would like to work my way up to The Toad.


Have you watched Mike Tyson's podcasts?

I just can't but I'm pretty sure he's popularized The Toad


:lol: I think the toad has made him more articulate and transformative. He himself admits the change.



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29 Nov 2020, 12:32 am

All the times you mention Nordics CyberDad, is this the same as the Pleiadians?



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29 Nov 2020, 1:16 am

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All the times you mention Nordics CyberDad, is this the same as the Pleiadians?


You are definitely on the right track!

Thor Hyderdahl (the Norwegian explorer) was the first to point out the unusual similarity between Mayans, Polynesians, Indian ocean peoples and ancient Sumerians of nordic looking people with beards and this was also pointed out by Erich Von Daniken in his book "Chariots of the Gods".

Hyerdahl followed the trail of of a mythical race of giants called the "Redin" who were known from Madagascar, Maldives all the way to south east Asia and the pacific as some type of creator beings who were described as being tall light haired beings.

The Annunaki of the Sumerians were also a race of white giants with beards who taught mankind about civilisation. Interestingly they hailed from the Pleiades constellation.

The Australian aborigines, Hawaiians and native Americans also believed creators were white spirits and mistook the early explorers for gods (boy were they in for big surprise).



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29 Nov 2020, 2:11 am

Just for fun I'm going to change my avatar to a picture of yours truly :)