are both theories the same thing?- incarnated ET and Aspie

Post Reply New Topic

I think that the 2 theories could basically be based on one and the same type of person but viewed from different angles or belief points/systems.

Incarnated Aliens Living On Earth
Aspies

Before I self diagnosed as an aspie, I felt that I was an incarnated alien. Now I am thinking that the symptoms of Asperger's could be those of incarnated aliens who haven't adapted to living on earth -while NTs have always been human or are incarnated ETs who have assimilated successfully.
Vice versa, the feeling of being on "the wrong planet" due to being in the autistic spectrum is making many of us feel drawn to the idea of being incarnated extraterrestrials.
What do you think?

L. Ron Hubbard has written a few books on this subject.

I think that it doesn't really matter. Even if you were an alien, it wouldn't make much difference to your life, just like believing you were made by god wouldn't change your life. You're still here and your situation is still the same, no matter how you believe you got here.

It's just something you'd like to believe to make yourself feel more comfortable in a confusing and unsettling world. It doesn't really help you, to think about stuff that can never be proven, it makes more sense to just focus on what you want to do while you're here, instead of focusing on where you might have came from.

Even if you were in an ancient alien's position, or in god's position, and you knew exactly where you came from, you wouldn't sit around thinking "oh, so this is where I came from", you would still just spend your time thinking about what you want to do. The rest of it is kind of a waste of time, and most people who try to spread religions about our origins are just trying to scam you anyway, and act like they know a bunch of secret stuff that you want to know, just so that they can feel important and use their "knowledge" to convince people that they know best about everything, and that you have to do what they say is right.

Nahhh... Just do what you feel like doing, and forget about that stuff. Life means what you make it mean anyway. If you had kids and then a billion years in the future your descendants were living on another planet, wondering where they came from, they would be thinking back to you and imagining how meaningful and important you must be, when you're really just the same as them. The stuff that you do now in your life is just as meaningful as anything that an alien ancestor or a god might have done, so don't worry about what they did back then and just try to enjoy what you're doing now, because it's no less important.

Oh jeez, I'm rambling again.

Some guy named Douglas Adams had a similar idea If he is correct, we are the offspring of alien telephone sanitizers, insurance salespeople and management consultants. All the utterly useless people that another civilization shot into space in order to get rid of them.

They crash landed here on Earth about 200,000 years ago, and somehow managed to survive despite their utter use- and cluelessness. Whereas the people on their home planet were wiped out by a disease they contracted from dirty telephones

Where is Spock's birth certificate? Can he prove that he was born in America?

No.

Doreen Virtue has written a book called "Earth Angels" which talks about incarnated beings (not just ETs) living on earth and how many of them are diagnosed with ADHD and Autism. I have a copy and I enjoyed reading it.

But knowing this might be what we are still doesn't really make it any easier to live here, as someone has already mentioned.

But it's nice to know.

From an incarnated Elemental

I am not an alien.

I am not an alien, either.

All these books on Aspies or humans in general being reincarnated space aliens are pure fiction - good for a light read, but not to be taken seriously.

Be yourself, no matter what they say.

I used to think the same, the stork made a mistake...

Debating these matters is antagonistic for you here.... many posters are not who they appear and public opinion on WP is constantly being aligned with the mainstream accepted view

Truth counts for little with many members, they just want to fit in and not rock the boat, or are incapable of challenging accepted dogma