Wilcock presents us with a dazzling smorgasbord of topics and there were several that I found especially intriguing and/or significant.
One is his concept of levity, the opposite of gravity -- no, I'm not kidding, really. Gravity is a downward force flowing into the earth, and since it doesn't dissipate, there must be a counterbalancing force flowing back up out of the earth. He calls this force levity. Interesting, huh?
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I can hardly find fault with Petersen's vision of a post 2012 world. I mean, come on, who could object to a world that is safe, equitable, cooperative and sustainable?
It's when he outlines his strategy for actually getting there that he loses me. While fully acknowledging the "political and bureaucratic roadblocks that are placed in the path of progress" he then outlines a number of requisite steps that, in my humble opinion, don't stand a snowball's chance in hell of coming to pass.
I recently returned from my annual van camping trip through southern Nevada and Utah that I mentioned in my last post. This year my trip included a brief visit to the notorious Area 51 (or at least the outermost fringes that are open to civilians like you and me) that is located along SR 375, Nevada's official Extraterrestrial Highway.
Let me very quickly say that I neither saw, heard, experienced nor even intuited anything the least bit out of the ordinary, so........... nothing to see here folks, just move along........... unless you want to take a minute or two to look at a few photos, but again, nothing out of the ordinary.
A number of interesting phenomena have been reported in the vicinity of the crop circles. Evidently they play havoc with the electronics in cameras, recorders, even in the instruments in aircraft flying directly overhead. The formations can also disrupt service to cell phones, but oddly enough they seem to resume working just fine if they are held outside the circle.
There have been reports of spontaneous healings due to special frequencies found within circles (however, that's based on anecdotal evidence and I would like to see some solid research before forming an opinion). More immediately believable to me are the reports of circles forming in response to human thoughts. For example, it was reported that the morning after a group of Japanese visitors lead by Masao Maki meditated on a shape that they would find recognizable, an origami-type pattern appeared in the field.
In the last post we looked at what Courtney Brown had to say about the Martians, in this one we will look at his take on the ubiquitous Greys.
While most accounts of Greys portray them as drone-like and emotionless, there have been some reports in the literature of higher functioning, even wise and compassionate, Greys.
So it should not come as a surprise that Brown discovered that there are three categories of Greys, which he terms primitive, advanced and superevolved, all of which work with the Galactic Federation. According to Brown they "...originate from different points in time. Yet all three populaces are interacting simultaneously here on Earth."
In an earlier post I discussed Courtney Brown's work on remote viewing (RV) of the year 2012. Today I would like to take a look at his 1996 book, Cosmic Voyage: A Scientific Discovery of Extraterrestrials Visiting Earth.
I confess to some reservations about the use of the term scientific. But I guess maybe he has every right to use it, being as how he is a bona fide behavioral scientist (Ph.D. in political science with an emphasis on math modeling; currently an Associate Professor at Emory University). 
Personally I feel he is overreaching....or maybe it is just me putting too narrow a construction on the term. Granted, he clearly tries to be rigorously objective in his approach, as is true of RV in general, and I have no doubts about his integrity (or the validity of the approach, see my own minor forays in the field) but still.............scientific?
In the previous post we heard what a number of subjects had to say regarding their encounters with other "beings." It's pretty far out stuff and if you feel most comfortable chalking it up to delusion, hallucination, dreaming, confabulation, mass hysteria or whatever -- please be my guest.
However, I have been immersed in this type of material for 20 years now and cannot so easily dismiss it. That is in part because strikingly similar and internally consistent reports have appeared with great regularity in the alien abduction literature for quite a while.
We now enter what Strassman refers to as the "invisible" realm or "unexpected territory," some aspects of which left him "confused and concerned....baffled and nonplussed by the sheer volume and bizarre nature of [the] reports."
While he would dearly love to have written them off as dreams or hallucinations he was eventually convinced that they in fact represented "freestanding, independent levels of existence."
And his subjects would probably agree because they would preface their reports with statements such as, "This was not a dream," or "I couldn't have made it up if I wanted to." Others said things like, "...it was a total surprise!....All I could do was observe it;" or "This is real...It's totally unexpected, quite constant and objective....It's an independent constant reality."
Before launching into a review of DMT: The Spirit Molecule by Rick Strassman, M.D., I would like to remind the reader of DMT's possible connection with Mayan 2012. That can probably best be summed up with a quote by Geoffrey Stray lifted from an earlier post vis-a-vis earth changes in 2012:
Could it be that our entry into the magnetized plasma band will cause Earth weather changes and a geomagnetic reversal, which will trigger the pineal gland into DMT and pinoline production, leading to Kundalini and out-of-body experiences and increasing incidents of telepathy, while we develop our ability to see beyond the veil into the invisible landscape?
Project Avalon is the umbrella for Bill Ryan's sites under the Project Camelot Portal. It consists of recent interviews conducted by him, a Round Table pledge page, a blog, and a revised forum.
There are interviews with Klaus Dona, Marcel Messing and Jane Burgermeister currently available, with future video interviews planned with Igor Witkowski and Jim Humble, as well as a compendium of three audio interviews with Bill Deagle.
All of the material generated over the past four years at Project Camelot is now archived at Project Camelot Library which is composed of a number of different sections, e.g., Tributes, Questions, Goals, Shorts. However, the best place to start might be with The Big Picture.
Project Camelot was the brain child of Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy......and what an offspring it has turned out to be! It is currently going through a rather turbulent adolescence and it's too soon to know what the future may hold......but wait a minute, why don't I back up a bit........to March of 2006.
