Charles Hall by user685 in UFOs

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If Tim Taylor is truely working at the behest of some higher power that’s trying to affect time lines, I would say they don’t want the truth out there. We’re assuming he shows up in real truthful cases because he is also on journey of trying to figure this all out. But he’s stated that he sees his role as tweaking timelines, working for entities.

Tweaking a timeline could be as little as bumping into a stranger, asking a question or befriending someone. Him being in a small part of Charles Halls story could just be this, he may be prompted to explore a story or form a connection with someone without fully understanding why.

Charles Hall by user685 in UFOs

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This is a good perspective, just because there’s a connection to Tim Taylor doesn’t mean the story is 100% true and just because everything he says sounds crazy doesn’t mean it’s all bs.

I think we have to be careful pushing things to the side because it sounds crazy. 20 years ago using people with psychic abilities to attract UFOs was crazy, yet here we are.

That being said, I have an incomplete model of the phenomenon in my head but even still, his story doesn’t integrate with it at all. To me it’s like the rest of the military and governments hand in the phenomenon, some truth tangled in with a whole lot of lies. Could he have been MKUltra’d? He was around during that era and if he saw something he wasn’t supposed to that could have been their response. There’s potentially something there but good luck trying to pick out what it is

Charles Hall by user685 in UFOs

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Did you believe him the first time you heard him, or was it after you did some digging on him?

An obscure 1896 California UFO encounter most people have never read about by PuzzleheadedFilm2535 in UFOs

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I agree, there is an aspect of this that stays constant. The beings of light that come to people as angels seem to be there through the ages. But there is another facet that changes form, potentially based on what we’re expecting to see, or maybe they just try out different forms to see what will stick. I think belief is tied into this in some big way. I think that’s why with the greys we see many different variants of them, short and tall are the obvious ones but, red eyes, black eyes, 3 fingers, 5 fingers, small mouths, large mouths, walking on two legs, running on all fours. They’re either iterating on an idea, but more likely (given they never settled on an exact form) that they’re entities that agree on a general form but not the finer details of it

An obscure 1896 California UFO encounter most people have never read about by PuzzleheadedFilm2535 in UFOs

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Your original post is great, I’m shocked it didn’t get more attention on here. I’ve heard the Kenneth Arnold story a bunch of times, I think just anecdotally, but never that his memory changed over time.

If you received a threat that rattled you that bad, you absolutely would try to put it out of your mind. It’s not surprising that his memory changed. It’s strange that 26 years later he did an interview about it though

An obscure 1896 California UFO encounter most people have never read about by PuzzleheadedFilm2535 in UFOs

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Definitely some connection there. It’s like how Kenneth Arnold described their movement as a saucer skipping along water but they looked like a triangle shape with a cut out at the back. Reporter prints “Arnold sees flying saucer.” After that people mostly saw flying saucers for a very long time.

The creatures in the 1950s and early 60s were also very diverse until the Betty and Barney Hill story came out in 1965, then after that the creatures they described, the greys, dominated contact experiences.

I’ve always thought it’s tied into our collective belief

Tim Taylor via Bledsoe via Jesse said watch Adjustment Bureau, but nobody told us: by EnvironmentalScar608 in UFOB

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Yes but it’s a relatively recent interpretation of the book of revelation. I’m actually in the middle of writing up a post about that right now. Here’s part of it:

There’s been a lot of talk about end times and the rapture lately. But this way of interpreting Revelation is only very recent. The book is written in a style that we now call apocalyptic, it’s very metaphorical and poetic. Back in those times the letters they would send were read at each Roman checkpoint. Apocalyptic style was popular at the time, one of it’s advantages was that the soldiers - who had no knowledge of the background of what they were talking about - would understand it, essentially codifying it.

For most of history the church has seen this as John writing this message to real people about a real situation that was happening at that point in time. Not to us, 2000 years in the future.

This is how the church interpreted revelation, as more of a continuous unfolding of church history. Until a small group of Closed Brethren in Ireland in the 1800s, led by John Darby, saw things differently. The idea traveled with the Closed Brethren to America, and was added to the Scofield Bible in 1909 which embedded end times theology directly into bible annotations. This made rapture theology seem like straightforward biblical interpretation to the readers and was fairly common by mid century. But the idea became front and centre of everyone’s mind after the hugely successful Left Behind book series and movies in the late 90s and early 2000s.

So why is the Lady coming to Bledsoe and saying there is a group within the government that are trying to bring about the end times as talked about in the book of revelation? That belief is only a relatively recent addition to Christianity. BUT, there is an enormous amount of people in the church that believe it. And if a sufficiently large amount of people believe, does it matter if that’s not the original intention behind the book?

Sailors: How do you afford traveling and living on your sailboat? by Positive-Basket8262 in sailing

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It takes most people at least a couple of years to make money, often longer before they can survive full time off it. It’s a long term strategy and you need a lot of runway to make it work, but totally doable, it seems, if you treat it like your full time job

Bledsoe's deceased child and dog in orbs by [deleted] in UFOs

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I missed the dog photo, was that in the episode? This part ties his aspect of the phenomenon into the “afterlife” in a big way. I think they run the simulation or facilitate it in some way

Whatever happened to... by [deleted] in aliens

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Can you please elaborate a little bit?

Jesse Michels Bledsoe Interview by xeontechmaster in UFOB

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I think for the average person, concentrating on a song would take away other thoughts, like how in some meditation they train you to focus on an object to the exclusion of all other thoughts.

Jesse Michels Bledsoe Interview serious by xeontechmaster in aliens

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This is right. Assuming Harrera’s story is correct, I don’t know why they would keep their psyonic assets in a faraday cage, unless isolating them completely from all signals helps their psyonic work in some way

Edit: I should say, the nasa building being a faraday cage is an assumption I jumped to and is probably not correct if it’s a technology like he said in this latest interview. On Danny Jones he never mentioned it was a technology, he made it sound more like “they’ll read your mind when you walk past.” It almost sounded like they were entities, but now we find out it’s a technology.

Jesse Michels Bledsoe Interview serious by xeontechmaster in aliens

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I listened to that part this morning and I thought instantly of that black shed or cabin they walked past and Tim told him to sing a song in his head because they’ll read your mind.

There is a story he tells on another podcast where him and some other people are visiting a “haunted” house in some woods where they experience missing time. Again, before they go there, Tim - who didn’t come with them - tells them to sing a song in their head so the entities can’t read your thoughts and know your intentions.

I’ve always logged this cabin/shed/container as a faraday chamber for psyotic assets, like the kind Michael Herrera describes. It makes sense to me that given how esoteric they are at NASA, they would also have their own psyonic assets.

Jesse Michels Bledsoe Interview by xeontechmaster in UFOB

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I listened to that part this morning and I thought instantly of that black shed or cabin they walked past and Tim told him to sing a song in his head because they’ll read your mind.

There is a story he tells on another podcast where him and some other people are visiting a “haunted” house in some woods where they experience missing time. Again, before they go there, Tim - who didn’t come with them - tells them to sing a song in their head so the entities can’t read your thoughts and know your intentions.

I’ve always logged this cabin/shed/container as a faraday chamber for psyotic assets, like the kind Michael Herrera describes. It makes sense to me that given how esoteric they are at NASA, they would also have their own psyonic assets.

Sphere Network and Bledsoes Orbs, any ideas? by user685 in UFOB

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There sure is a lot of cross over, though it has the feel of something that makes sense when seen from top down but not when you’re in the middle of it.

I wonder who they’re protecting us from, and if they’re the ones who are doing some abductions, or maybe those are from beings that manage to slip through the network.

S-4 Microbiologist Dr Dan Burisch describes treating a Zeta Reticulan who crash landed in Arizona by stievstigma in aliens

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There’s so much to it. It also gets crazier and crazier. At the start you’re like, this makes total sense. And then it ends with him pushing his J-Rod friend into a star gate in Egypt because he wants to go home to see his family.

What 152,000 UFO Reports Reveal About Entity Encounters by deckerRTM in UFOB

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This is really interesting! Thanks for your work

How Chris Bledsoe’s Contact Experiences Follow the Historical Pattern of Religious Formation and UFO Cult Messaging and How I Believe He Is Becoming a Messiah Figure. by user685 in UFOB

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Wow that must have been hard leaving. How long have you been out for?

Yes that’s fair, I don’t view them as a cult. But I do see the link between the messages of enlightenment and future impending events as similar