People of art sometimes get divine inspiration and create masterpieces. Where do they get such incredible ideas? They say that on the canvases of the masters of the Renaissance brush, we can see, if we want, a lot of unidentified flying objects, for example.
And contemporary artists often, according to them, met with people of cosmic civilizations, who gave them inspiration. This applies to musicians, artists, writers. Who else can the humanoids come into contact with? It is very interesting to communicate with people of art …
American jazz player Herman Poole Blount (1914-1993) was known as a many-sided and diverse creator. He wrote poetry, music, studied philosophy, and staged performances himself. In 1936 he graduated from the university and declared: “I have never considered myself a part of the earthly civilization. I came from another world. And in 1952 Herman changed his name to Sun Ra and created the Archestra jazz band.
Musicians at that time looked exotic cool: clothes in the style of the priests of ancient Egypt, and makeup for "space aliens" - the aesthetics of Afrofuturism. At the same time, San Ra was a musician from God. Then he presented the world with his newest sound synthesizers, and no one even believed in the originality of his improvisations, it was so overwhelming. Dancers and fire eaters accompanied his performances.
In the 1970s, he took his space ideas to the next level. San Ra starred in Space Is a Great Place. Ra played the role of a skilled flutist there, gaining recognition throughout the world. Ra's music fascinated the audience more and more, and he claimed that space was helping him in this.
Suddenly Ra began to lead in card games, he became rich and announced that he was soon going to leave Earth on a spaceship with his musicians. San Ra was going to stop forever on Saturn, from where he once came to visit us on Earth …
Budd Hopkins (1931-2011) - New York artist and renowned researcher of the phenomenon of alien abduction. He was prompted to study space by observing NGOs, which happened back in 1964. Hopkins worked with a psychologist, but then began to conduct sessions of regressive hypnosis on his own, which caused distrust of the results of his own research.
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Hopkins gained popularity after investigating the case of Keti Davis, a 24-year-old woman who allegedly met unknown creatures in Copley Woods (Indiana).
In 1982, Hopkins' book "The Lost Time" was published, which contained information about 10 cases of abduction of people by humanoids. In 1987, Hopkins' second book, Aliens, was published, which dealt with the investigation of an abduction case in Indiana.
Hopkins claimed that all of his paintings are the fruit of personal contact with aliens and UFO sightings: "They inspired me to my work." The artist devoted his entire adult life to finding contacts with alien beings.
Our next hero is known and remembered by the whole world - John Winston Lennon, the same guy from Liverpool, whose group drove the entire music world crazy in the 1960s. Who would have thought of him in relation to humanoids and UFOs? Back in the early 1970s, when John lived in the Dakota building in New York with his wife Yoko Ono, strange things began to happen to him.
One day John woke up in his bedroom, there was a thunderstorm, lightning flashed in the sky, a downpour stood like a wall. John left the apartment and immediately ran into a quartet of goggle-eyed creatures. Soon there was a minor skirmish with strangers, and after that John woke up in bed with Yoko. As if nothing had happened …
John told this story not to journalists whom he did not believe, but to Uri Geller - an illusionist, mentalist, hoaxer, who became famous for his exploits and the stop of the clock on the Big Ben tower.
John Lennon's personal assistant, an ethnic Chinese woman, May Pang, told me afterwards: “John described a similar story to me when he was still living in New York in another house. Apparently, such incidents happened to him before. That time he was sunbathing on his balcony when some cosmic beings approached him.
John then sketched a sketch of that meeting at the Dakota building. This picture can be seen on the cover of his Walls and Bridges album. Note that Lennon repeatedly mentioned such stories in his songs: "You appeared to me like a UFO and dispelled my earthly torment …", "UFO over New York, and this is not surprising …".
John mentioned three such meetings.
Philip Kindred Dick was an American science fiction writer (1928-1982). In the States, his works are compared with the contributions to the literature of Asimov and other famous science fiction writers of the 20th century; he is indeed a powerful and outstanding author.
His fifth wife, Tessa, gave birth to a son to Dick, who turned out to be a sickly boy. But their family doctor could not even diagnose the child, determine his illness and methods of treating the boy. And somehow a delivery woman came to their house. Philip himself opened the door. He immediately noticed on the woman a strange necklace with a curious ichtis (an ancient acronym, monogram, the name of Jesus Christ, consisting of the initial letters of the words Jesus Christ God's Son Savior).
Ichthis shone golden in the sun, blinding Philip with a "pink ray". And in February 1974, Dick felt a divine revelation. The writer was suddenly flooded with previously unknown knowledge of the world. For example, he realized that his son was suffering from some unknown hernia.
The writer immediately went with his son to the hospital, told the new doctor about the disease and gave a presumptive diagnosis - "hernia". An onsite medical examination confirmed the diagnosis, and doctors prescribed appropriate treatment for his son. The boy was cured.
Inspired by this turn of events, Philip Dick soon announced that he was starting work on a new book, Exegesis (Interpretation of the Secret Text). In it, he was going to tell the public about the revelations of the "pink ray of light" that descended on him from space through the golden ichthis, as Philip Dick himself believed.
He confessed: “I myself cannot understand where this cosmic knowledge fell on me - is it a blessing or a curse? And the light itself is sent to me from Sirius. He will help me contact aliens."
In 1982, Dick announced the preparation of his new book, The Owl in Daylight. Alas, he never had time to finish it.
In 1981, Dick released his novel Valis, which was the name of the spacecraft on which aliens arrived on Earth. Dick was sure that the humanoids had managed to implant a chip with information into his brain, which he used.
Unfortunately, in the early 1980s, the writer's health deteriorated sharply, which prevented his work. He had to abandon many projects and ideas or postpone them indefinitely.
And on March 2, 1982, Philip K. Dick died, taking his space mystery to his grave. His fans believe that Dick's soul is now arriving on Sirius.
Roman Aleev
