A few months back I became aware of Arvin Hill thru his being a quote `follower' (I can them leaders) of two of my blogs - this being one of them, and the other, my group blog called The C Influence Blog - http://thecinfluenceblog.blogspot.com/ . And, when I briefly interacted with him via the comment section - I asked why he didn't have more on his blog about his thoughts about the abduction phenomena.
Well, Arvin has taken care of that big time and has posted with his blogger profile (he is one of the newest `leaders' on my followers tab) a very full presentation of his feelings about `alien abduction' - an issue certainly in the news (internet paranormal news) recently.
In the near future I will be featuring more `work' by the `Followers' of this UDCC blog - my Clockers - those alerted to each and every post at UDCC. Few of those focuses will be to someone as directly involved in the whole `High Strangeness' as Arvin -- here are his words:
- Arvin's AvatarFROM HIS BLOGGER PROFILE:
I started peeling the UFO onion two years ago after keeping the subject at arm's length for thirty years - in part because it was too enigmatic, and the signal to noise ratio was indecipherable; but also to keep the cultural contamination to a minimum just in case I should ever pursue my own research. I was afraid of a lot of things as a kid, but I found UFOs and their ostensible occupants intriguing, not frightening.The contextual nature of what transpired makes it impossible to effectively convey how it all unfolded. Some events included: profoundly mystical dreams; close proximity fly-by's, day and night; numerous structured, choreographed demonstrations illustrating the relationship between UFO stealth and human cognition; telepathy; photography. The majority of my experiences occur while I am fully conscious.I was led to this path, one I have pursued on my own volition, through a deeply spiritual dream which did not involve UFOs. When I was attempting contact in 2008, I knew absolutely nothing about Contact phenomena. I did not visit UFO websites. I did not look at YouTube videos of UFOs. 2012 was a four-digit number. Even after I was a Contactee,I assumed "missing time" was probably nothing more than a psychological or neurological phenomenon - which I later learned was an erroneous assumption.When I was 11, I read "Chariots of the Gods." I had one sighting - what appeared to be a metallic sphere - the following year. I don't remember ever making any associations between my sighting and the "ancient astronauts" which were the subject of the book. It would be over thirty years before I had another sighting. This time, I had a witness, my sister-in-law. We watched a UFO hatch a small fleet at what appeared to be an extremely high altitude, if not above earth's atmosphere.I had a secular upbringing, but my parents exposed me to church so I could make up my own mind. Hypocrisy, fear, harsh judgment and rank tribalism. That's the behavior I saw exhibited by a great many people for whom church played a prominent role in their lives. I wanted nothing to do with it.My obsessions, even as a child, always involved consciousness, politics and current events. I was and am very intuitive. It took the better part of the last decade for me to cleave away from politics-as-identity. It was painful, as this was a central part of how I thought of myself. When the separation was complete, and my faith in institutions destroyed, I set out to see what I could find.Try not to put me in your little bias box. It's difficult, I know. Very difficult. But I won't fit in there.My experiences are mine.My interpretations of those experiences are mine.I am not a channeler.I am not a prophet.I am not an alien.I am not a sage.I am not a leader.I am not a follower.I am a human being who - to my great surprise - successfully sought reciprocal contact from what I believed at the time to be some form of extraterrestrial intelligence. Whether one subscribes to, or rejects, the extraterrestrial hypothesis (ETH), is of no consequence to me. Fundamentalism takes many forms, and ETH critics are often as shrill and obtuse as those they criticize. My beliefs are not etched in stoned. At the time of this writing, I believe there is very likely an overlay between the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis and Jay Alfred's "Dark Plasma Theory" (see DAPLA.ORG).I am obligated to disclose my contact experiences and do so in a variety of ways. I am not affiliated with any groups; neither am I a lab rat for "researchers" nor a pawn under alien control. My life is significantly richer for my experiences with cosmological intelligences, but people are a pain in the ass.I do not enjoy social sanction. Criticism. Ridicule. Marginalization. Pity. Suspicion. Accusations. The Manchurian Candidate treatment. To those tempted to project their fear and insecurities on me, I suggest you take a long, hard look in the mirror and work out your own issues before asking me to dance. When bitten, I bite back, but, if it comes to that, I promise to try to do so with good humor.I'm not a very social creature and find public attention uncomfortable. So why disclose my experiences?1. I began this quest with a commitment to reveal whatever knowledge I could glean. It's an easy commitment to make when you don't know what you don't know. But it's still a commitment.2. I believe increasing numbers of people are experiencing the same
paradigm shift as I have experienced, one which is as disorienting as it
is sublime. The disorientation fades. The Sublime does not. Regardless of how exhilarating or positive one's experiences may be, the nature of Contact events can render people vulnerable for a time. Sometimes, a long time. Be mindful of this. Learn to question other people's assumptions as well as you question your own - and vice versa.3. Regardless of what one gains from contact, the social stigma is often extreme. Friends and family are highly unlikely to appreciate the paradigm-shifting nature of contact experience; and, to the extent they do, what they seek is to have their own biases validated. l have no love for ufology, in large part because so many people use it as a repository for their fears. I have interacted with cosmological intelligences on multiple occasions and I wouldn't trade these experiences for anything. If you're a self-aware person, summon the courage to do your own research. It's worth it. If you're not a self-aware person, become one.A note of CAUTION for those who may not have had time to recognize and integrate the paradigm shift which follows contact experience: Individual contact is a delicate and profound event. It is important to understand there are thousands, if not millions, of people who, given the opportunity, will attempt to superimpose *their* interpretations on *your* experience. Your Contact experience is yours. Regardless of its nature, the value and utility your experience or experiences correspond with your ability to interpret and integrate into your daily life. Those interpretations are not etched in stone, and are subject to change as you accumulate other experiences.Experiential knowledge can never be fully conveyed or comprehended beyond its own context. Consensus, as a means of assessing what is or is not valid, is itself invalid. Be the sole soul owner of your experience. Share what you can. Watch your step. Mind your head. And keep looking up.
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Arvin's Blog - http://ufonicles.blogspot.com/ - Some GREAT esoteric writing on this - this guy is worth your read. And, Arvin, t
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IF you are a `follower' of this blog and would like to see your thoughts featured about the UFO phenomena - and all the sideshows - please use the comment section (I read and approve all comments) or contact me at masters4ever@aol.com
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Finally for today - let me introduce you to someone I found out about thru another Clockers Blog - Muzuzuzus's blog - http://www.dnaindia.com/lifestyle/interview_primitive-green_1325459-all - it's an interview with John Zerzan (who right?) --- UDCC explores the edges of what society talks about - find out more.
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John Zerzan books:
Running on Emptiness: The Pathology of Civilization
Against Civilization: Readings and Reflections
Twilight of the Machines
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Jay Alfred
Brains and Realities
Our Invisible Bodies: Scientific Evidence for Subtle Bodies
