Many telepathic contacts are of paranormal terrestrial origin rather than interplanetary ones.
Contactees, unlike abductors (people who are kidnapped without their consent), make contacts voluntarily and are often convinced that they are doing a good deed for all of humanity. Ufologists are usually only annoyed by contactees. But there are those who carefully study this phenomenon.
For example, Scott Corrales, who rightly notes that many researchers closely follow the countries of Latin America. There is a real kaleidoscope of "anomalies". Is it because in these countries initially there was a very strong contactee movement?
Astral communication
In most countries, including Russia, the contactee communicates with space brothers in mind without witnesses. The situation is different in Latin America. For a long time there it was, as it were, a kind or continuation of spiritualistic seances. But if earlier people gathered for a seance and communicated with the spirits of the dead, now - with cosmites. How did the first contacts with aliens happen?
Brazilian Ercilio Maes in 1949 began to receive information from an invisible alien creature who called himself Ramatis. Ramatis "lectured" to a whole crowd of people, using one or another medium as an intermediary. The materials of these "lectures" were collected in a work called "Messages from the Astral Plane", and even the book "Life on the Planet Mars and Flying Discs" was published based on them.
There were other treatises, which spoke, in particular, about the impending destruction of the Earth by the stray planet Hercolubus, revolving around the invisible sun of Tila and coming into our solar system only once every 6666 years.
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From about the beginning of the 1960s, the family of contactees began to replenish at the expense of residents of Puerto Rico, who wished to join the UFO group "Space Brotherhood of a New Era", created by Carlos Ochoa. This group set itself the goal of demonstrating in every possible way its benevolent attitude towards aliens.
Ochoa, he said, personally received messages "from above" through telepathy and automatic writing. In these messages, people were informed that the Earth was in danger of destruction, if only they did not come to their senses: “This is your last chance on Earth, - said in cosmic sermons, - because you carelessly neglected the teachings of the Great Master, whom you call Christ, and distorted them to yourself on I will need …"
And further in the same spirit
The aliens, however, hinted that they were ready to save their adherents on giant interstellar ships, to take the earthlings to the best worlds. To analyze the messages received by Ochoa and his "Brotherhood", a Center for Metaphysical Sciences was established. In 1972, he conducted an experiment to introduce one of the intelligent extraterrestrial beings into a teenage contactee. During this unprecedented session, the guy suddenly spoke in a powerful inhuman voice, claiming that he was a sentient and sentient being from a "parallel Universe of antimatter", capable of using an alien brain to overcome boundaries in time and space.
Brothers-earthlings tried to establish a dialogue and asked what, they say, to call you. The creature stated that it does not have an individual name, since it is only a part of a single whole called "vital core". It also claimed that it could destroy vast areas of outer space around it if it were not now contained in the body of the medium.
Messages from there
In late 1960, a contactee named Ricardo Martinez appeared in Levittown. He suddenly began to feel an irresistible desire to transfer to paper some strange thoughts that overwhelmed his head. With the help of automatic writing, Martinez not only wrote down numerous "dictated" texts, but also drew space maps equipped with mysterious hieroglyphs. The messages spoke of forgotten cosmic cataclysms that shook the Earth billions of years ago. The source of these messages also said that they have been observing our Earth for a long time and that even in time immemorial their civilization was instructed to contribute to the development of intelligent life, wherever it appears.
Martinez also received messages of this kind, for example: "We are children of the Universe … We have peaceful intentions … Out of every ten stars, one has inhabited planets … Many earthlings, regardless of their narrow affiliation, are in unity with the universal mind."
Yet no contactee has been as active in spreading the messages received "from above" as Samael Aum Weor, leader of the so-called International Gnostic Movement. His "teachings" were a mixture of North American Indian beliefs held by the Maya, Incas, and other Native American tribes. Samael's adepts migrated to South America from Spain.
According to Samael, he met Venusians when he was meditating in the vicinity of Mexico City. He was suddenly unrestrainedly drawn to a certain specific point in the forest, and there he found a rather large spaceship, standing on three supports. The captain of the spacecraft greeted Samael, and he asked if he could fly to Mars to see everything there with his own eyes. Instead, he was given a philosophical sermon on karmic laws and their influence on the cosmic races.
In the 70s of the XX century, the mysterious "Operation Rama" emerged and began to develop rapidly. It was initiated by a group of Peruvian youth, eager to make contact with the cosmic brothers in mind. The dream came true, and a whole community of ethereal creatures began to communicate with enthusiasts through automatic writing. Young Peruvians believed that these creatures came from Orion, from the Jupiter moons Callisto and Ganymede, so they had something to tell homegrown ufologists about life on distant planets.
Inspired by the contacts, the earthlings soon named their movement "Operation Rama" and quickly gained supporters in almost all countries of Latin America and Europe. Led by twin brothers Carlos and Sixto Paz Wells, they confessed the so-called Oksalka Gospel - one of those "space brothers" with whom they contacted. Oksatk told them about such new concepts as "Galactic Confederation" and "Shendra" - an interdimensional portal leading to other worlds.
In Argentina, contact began in 1952 with the publication of a monograph that Jorge Duclout wrote on the basis of his contacts and called "The origin of flying saucers, their structure and purpose." This message was allegedly conveyed to him by one deceased engineer, who, in his new afterlife capacity, had the opportunity to study the vehicles of aliens visiting our Earth.
The resulting text for a long time became fundamental in the belief system of other Argentine contactees. Modern seekers of "space brothers" feel at home in Argentina, especially since a colossal space mythology has developed there, especially around the underground cities of Isidris and Erx, which are allegedly controlled by the interplanetary community.
Some of the adherents of this cosmic cult "cluster" around the peak of Arco in the Andes, under which the city is supposedly located, and the stones themselves on this mountain have healing properties. The location of the underground city was revealed to a contactee named Kerver (formerly a systems analyst). And the alien who transmitted this information called himself Commander Nhemmock. In 1993, the information received from him was published under the title "Isidris - the golden underground city".
According to them, the wonderful underground city can be seen by anyone who wishes to use their "superdimensional" capabilities. How to implement them? Meditation. And besides, the permission of the Higher Brotherhood, which rules this whole area, should be obtained. Then supernatural guides will be sent to help a person, they will take him to the appropriate place, from where it will be possible to see the city “in another dimension”.
In the Argentine province of Cordoba, in the area that surrounds the sacred hill of Uri-torco, you can often hear some kind of underground noise. It is believed that these sounds are produced by three enormous "mirrors" used by the underground city of Erx to receive information from the depths of space. Access to the city is possible by means of "offset dimensions". Contactees believe that the Holy Grail is kept above this beautiful underground city in the Temple of the Sphere.
Anyone who reads stories of contactees about encounters with extraterrestrial beings finds himself, as it were, in the world of a fairy tale, where everything is possible - and reading thoughts at a distance, and teleportation through solid barriers, and control of a spaceship with the help of thought. Sometimes a contactee is even gifted with supernatural abilities, cured of annoying ailments, given the opportunity to fly in a spaceship and see unearthly worlds.
Look at the sky whose call is ringing
But these contacts also have a "flip side of the coin", which is not often written about even by ufologists themselves.
One of the most famous cases occurred in 1966 in Brazil, in the Morro do Vithem area, in the suburb of Niterchi. Two men, Miguel Viana and Manuel Pereira, were found dead. They died under mysterious circumstances, which are obviously associated with the participation of these unfortunates in the activities of the contacting UFO group.
On the corpses they found masks made of ordinary sheet metal, which is used, say, to cover roofs. Judging by all the data that could be collected, these two were expecting the arrival of the humanoids from the spacecraft, which was supposed to arrive from Jupiter.
Another event that shocked the UFO community took place in Spain under no less tragic circumstances and is still being discussed in narrow circles. It became known as the Tarras suicide. Two contactees were clearly expecting "space brothers" and committed suicide in the hope that they could reunite with the aliens and leave our troubled Earth only on condition that they get rid of the "dense shell" of their "I".
One was 47 years old, and his name was Rodriguez Montero, and the other - Juan Turf - only 21 years old. Both belonged to a group that believed in the "deliverance" that the aliens would bring us. Rodriguez, who considered himself an expert ufologist, sent out a lot of letters before committing suicide. In them, he announced that he intended to board the spacecraft and fly to Jupiter at the hour appointed by the "space brothers".
At first Juan Turf kept quiet about the flight to Jupiter and, it seems, was not eager to part with the Earth, but after a quarrel with his bride, apparently, he finally broke down. And on the evening of June 19, 1972, both of them sprawled on the railroad tracks, their heads resting on the rail in front of an approaching train. In the morning, next to two decapitated corpses, they found a tablet with the words: "Aliens are calling us."
An equally terrible incident happened in 1977 with 14-year-old Sergio Bayardi Porta. The teenager's strange death is explained by the fact that he allegedly received an order to do just that. From whom? From a small "cloud" that drew him into conversation. In a note left to his mother, Sergio wrote that aliens from the planet Sonolkuklo, located "three centuries from our galaxy", asked him for the help that their world needs. Unfortunately, the only way to reach this incredibly distant place is by suicide.
This "method", by the way, is still in service, judging by the tragic incidents in the infamous Order of the Temple of the Sun and the mass suicide in Santa Fe.
The so-called Order of the Temple of the Sun had its branch in Canada, in French-speaking Quebec, and the members of this sect died simply horribly - everyone burned to death, knowingly positioned themselves so that their bodies formed a giant cross. The police have identified the bodies. Two women were French, two men were Swiss, and one lady was local from Canada.
Their brothers in the sect in Europe parted with their lives in about the same way, hoping to "return to the planet Sirius." 16 local members of the Order of the Temple of the Sun burned themselves in Grenoble, in the French Alps. During the investigation, the police found out that among the 16 corpses, two belonged to colleagues - French police officers. And even earlier, in October 1994, the Swiss police found the bodies of 48 members of the Temple of the Sun sect on one of the farms and three more in a country house.
Something even worse happened in the United States. When CNN abruptly interrupted its next program on March 26, 1997 and played the Breaking News screensaver, hardly anyone expected what followed. Millions of TV viewers have heard the creepy story of the corpses of 39 young people aged 18 to 24, which were discovered by the police in Santa Fe, a suburb of San Diego.
The faces of the dead were covered with purple cloth, and by all indications it was the most real ritual suicide. Members of this ufological sect believed that they were aliens temporarily on Earth, and as soon as the body shell was thrown off the immortal soul, they were immediately taken with them by the "flying saucer going to Earth in the wake of comet Hale-Bopp."
Waiting for benefactors
The phenomenon of contacteeship, no matter what shades it may acquire in different countries, almost always gives rise to similar quasi-religious groups of enthusiasts who begin to fanatically seek meetings with unearthly beings. All this takes on one or another fantastic coloring - the appearance of supernatural intermediary beings, receiving messages with the promise of salvation in the event of a global catastrophe on Earth, demands to devote their lives to high goals and to do everything that is said, for the good of themselves or humanity.
The parallels between spiritism and contacteeship, which are especially evident in Latin America, suggest that many (if not all) telepathic contacts are of paranormal terrestrial origin rather than interplanetary ones. The consequences of such communications are, as we see, the most deplorable.
It can almost certainly be said that for every ufologist trying to understand the UFO phenomenon and get to the bottom of this phenomenon through serious research, there is at least one who is now sitting in the lotus position and meditating, waiting for benefactors from among the "brothers in mind."
Anna Volodina