lokila wrote:The scientists were invited because we needed them to work for us to invent flying saucers in the Golden Age, so I was told. We had to make them our servants. The center in charge could even ask you afterward how many servants you created that day (I am not joking!).
lokila, thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. Reading your post has reconfirmed what we all suspected on this forum. The BK mindset is a form of megalomania (i.e. a psychological state characterized by delusions of grandeur) that is considered a mental illness.
What I have discovered about UFO's is that when you "go out there" into the cosmos via meditation or the spooks, eventually for some, a thought is planted in the mind that a UFO will arrive to save the chosen children. It occurs in many cults as we may have heard already.
Thankfully, when this happened to me in meditation, I always had two thoughts. One part of me would go, "wow, cool!" and the other part of me would go, "what the ****? That's not me." It creeped me out but the thought was planted so I entertained the possibility of its validity.
I shared some of my experiences with non-BKs and the concerned looks I got (although always respectful) helped me stay on track. These concerned looks came from people I trusted so I knew that my open-mindedness had gone a little too far out.
I think that if a person has a sense of who they are before they enter the BK world of "who am I?" to mess with their minds, the voice of reason will probably jump in to give its two cents on the matter. For the voice of reason, I am grateful, for it is that voice that has helped me stay sane in the crazy BK world.
They thought I was going to be a microphone, and in the end it is true. But, ironically, it is not the way they had imagined.