Now administering third eye drops. If I were to suggest which books to read if you're interested in the U.F.

I would only slightly facetiously put the red book by Carl Jung, the three stages

that you go through when you start paying attention to this phenomenon.

Level one, pretty likely you think looking at some sort of advanced technology.

It looks like that, it shows up on radar.

Then as you pay more close attention, there's level two kicks in.

Other cultures long preceding the UFO phenomenon have had similar archetypes of human alien encounters,

the Celtic fairy faith, and the shamanic lore, near death phenomenon it's not that extra

terrestrial thing then the third stage at some point you realize this is not

something that's going to be solved by conventional religion nor by conventional science.

I celebrate that it's neither objective nor subject but somehow omnijective.

It pertains to, I think, ultimately the same territory as alchemy and

Gnosticism and hermeticism and Jung. I think the U.F.

F. F.

But in some sense, it's another model or another mapping for the process of

individuation. But I think it's a cosmic individuation. I think there is some attempted,

we're in the midst of a right of passage. This is a call from the

Cosmos for humans to play a bigger game about the nature of reality.

Welcome back to the transmission, my friends, the UAP phenomenon phenomenon it is just seductively

irresistible for me but like any good mystery as soon as you peel back the

initial veil on the thing. That enchantment quickly turns into just dizziness

because your hair is just blown back by an absolute Pandora's box of lore, of figures, of anecdotes that are impossible to sift through.

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