When I was very young, my mother
sometimes took me out at night, where we would watch the stars. In
those times the Milky Way was still visible, and sometimes a star
fell. Later I learned it was not a star but a meteorite. In those
times we were musing about the (green?) people who would inhabit all
these stars and it was kind of mystic for me to understand the possibility
of people existing upon such small sparks of light. Furthermore we
would listen to the radio play: ‘Monus the man of the moon,’ which
gave us creepy shivers.
Somewhat later the church people told
me something quite different. Humanity lived on planet earth and that
was it. Out there only God existed and the angels and concepts like
heaven and hell. They warned me to be good, otherwise my afterlife
would not be pleasant at all and I would be expelled from the outlook
to one day reside at the foot of the throne of God almighty.
In my schooldays they taught me the scientific
part and I learned a lot about astronomy and thus was informed about
the mechanics of the universe. Planets, Star systems, Meteors, Comets
and on a larger scale Galaxies, Nebulae, Red dwarfs and Yellow Giants.
It seemed that I got all the answers including the concept that we
on earth were on our own and competition for mankind simply did/could
not exist.
Somehow this initiated an awkward feeling.
If God was so almighty and the universe so vast and complex, how would
it be possible that God could not do better and create humanity only
on one lousy planet? Oh no, I did not think so. During those times
I was addicted to Science Fiction literature, and there quite a different
story was told.
And then came Erich von Däniken,
who needed a lot of books to inform the audience that we were not
alone in the universe. He collected a lot of ‘scientific’ evidence
and tried to prove by means of the many outlandish artefacts he had
found all over the world, that ‘they’ visited us sometime during the
past. The U.F.O. ‘craze’ came and went. Crop circles came into existence,
but official and scientific sources invariably had it that all this
was a hoax.
Was it a hoax? I do not think so. My feeling
tells me otherwise and one day, six or seven years ago, in a communication
with one of my informants ‘on the other side of the veil,’ I was told
about a lifetime I spent on the planet Moira, belonging to the star
system Amadis, known by the astronomists as Barnard’s Star. If you
are interested to learn more about this, please e-mail me at: runningfox@worldmail.nl
Later, on the internet, I found more and more information about beings,
who sometimes look a lot like us, but in other occasion have quite
different looks and attitudes.
One question out of my childhood was solved.
For years I have had second thoughts about the almost exponential
population increase on Mother Earth. Where did all those souls come
from? The answer being that in view of the vastness of the universe,
and the many souls who exist there, the population of Terra is but
null and void…
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