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One of the things I most want in life I know will scare me the when it happens: the official disclosure that alien life is real and that it, whatev...
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One of the things I most want in life I know will scare me the when it happens: the official disclosure that alien life is real and that it, whatever it is, has contacted Earth Most of the day I'm too distracted by Security and my Family and other outcomes to be bothered by what's loitering during these same moments in the stratosphere and beyond our naked glance. I know this much about me, however. If I were to dwell on it too long, to give the thought of our not being alone too much time in my day, I'd walk out of my regular life that pays the bills and end up a half-crazed hermit in the North Yorkshire Moors in a Cave meditating on just how small we actually are, distracted with that feeling of being watched. This I know. The "what ifs" would simply take over.
Contemplating and working toward understanding this mystery is worth the lifetimes spent pursuing the answers. I'd like to say the UFO subject has been an obsession, but it hasn't been. I think it scares me too much to obsess on it. Yet I am always looking up, hoping to see something, anything that I can't explain away. I feel the air and know it exists, see its effects, but don't see it. I feel the same way, have the same confidence, about the idea of intelligent life beyond our little speck in the universe and that they've been here for some time.
I've been fascinated with the idea of extraterrestrials since I was very young, even before my mind was permanently blown after watching Close Encounters of the Third Kind at a very young age. I am transported back to a nostalgic time when all things were possible. It was in a book, wasn't it? It must be true, everything I read about the Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch, ghosts, and yes, UFOs and aliens. This was the reading I filled my soft mind with as a child. It has never left me.
The movie only reinforced the utterly commonsense assumption that we were not alone. Now, in my adult life, I hang on to these assumptions, hoping at least some of them are true. No real Bigfoot bodies have been found in the last twenty years, no Loch Ness Monster has washed up on shore, we still cannot prove or disprove ghosts and telepathy. But these days, the idea of alien life being for real offers the closest promise of verification in these mysteries yet. Whatever the truth is, I hope we learn something in my lifetime.
There is currently a lot of chatter about the Obama administration perhaps finally being the one admitting to what the government has known all along - that intelligent life exists beyond our world and that they want to talk. More than half a century of constant UFO sightings has finally weaved a belief into the American public's opinion and our demand for disclosure of everything the world governments know is growing. Most people believe something about UFOs, either that they're government craft or alien controlled. Very few people disbelieve both and think all sightings are mistaken natural occurrences. That many believe in the latter encourages me. At least with my belief in alien life, I am not alone.
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YOU WILL.
i just quite notice that ur an emo and with depression...
i was once an emo with depressions before but luckily i was able to fight back and get rid of my depressions...
the answer is up there, its god the almighty, let go and let God. And so it is. start a life over again is the key to a new u, finally found ur wings, fully independent and fly freely...
just ask god and he will show u the way!
have a nice day!