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11.8.5
Had you asked me several years ago whether I thought
Graham Hancock would ever do any drug, even ayahuasca,
I would have said no. Really Graham is one of the
last people I would have imagined doing that. David Icke,
anyone can tell he would try anything, but not Graham.
Nonetheless I am glad he did. Whereas I find
anything Icke says slightly questionable, I don’t feel
that way about Graham so I find his experiences more
believable. Also, Graham’s new experiences have added
a whole new dimension (pun somewhat intended) to him.
Still I have to wonder how someone under the influence
of such a drug can be so sure they were having a
“real” experience. I know from experience that there
are drugs that make you see things, but that doesn’t
necessarily mean that what your are seeing is actually
real. Of course, it doesn’t mean they aren’t either.
One of the strange things Graham said was that some of
the beings that you see during your ayahuasca
experience could be the same beings that people claim
to be abducted by. He made it sound as though people
who are being abducted aren’t physically being taken
anywhere, but are having a spontaneous ayahuasca
experience. Being that Governments have recovered
craft, which I have no reason to believe isn’t true,
then what Graham says is not the end of the story.
Assuming these are the same beings then they have the
ability to manifest in the real world as well as the
ayahuasca world. So I don’t think his theory that
they are doing genetic experiments in order to find a
way to make themselves solid beings really holds
water. These are obviously inter-dimensional beings
that can travel from their dimension using some sort
of craft and they probably are already solid and just
didn’t seem so to him because he was in a different
dimension than what he is use to.
I am a firm believer in other dimensions so I have no
problem believing that he somehow managed to access
one. I do assume that it is only the tip of an iceberg
though, since I believe there are many dimensions and
he couldn’t possibly have visited them all at once.
Mostly, I must admit, I am jealous. I have always
loved traveling. To travel to other dimensions would
be the ultimate, though no photos to add to the
scrapbook. So I will just admit it, I want some
ayahuasca. I suppose I need a Shaman too.
How does an ordinary person go about finding such things? Do you
just travel to South America and ask around until
someone tells you where there is a Shaman and then
tell him you want to take ayahuasca? Are there
Shamans for hire on the internet? I haven’t found one
yet, if there is. I did find someone offering to sell
ayahuasca vines, but I would have no idea how to make
the right concoction if I had one. Apparently there
is a guy doing research on ayahuasca at the University
of New Mexico, which is about 15 minutes away. Maybe
I could get into one of his research groups if they
are still going on. Although, I bet he has a waiting
list a mile long. Where are all the enterprising
Americans out to make a profit off this new drug?
What about the beings in the other dimensions, do they
take something like ayahuasca in order to see us? Is
there some being talking on the equivalent of c2c in
their dimension about the weird beings he saw when he
took some sort of drug? Probably and I bet they are
pretty scared by now if so.
“Dude, they were tall, squishy, squinty eyed beings
and I swear they were eating other furry beings. They
were creating these fumes that were destroying them
and their planet. They were killing each other too.”
Seventh dimensional Noory, known as Snoory asks, “were
they killing each other to eat?“ Guest, “No, just
because they could.“ Snoory, “My God! That is
unbelievable! As frightening as they are I do believe
that beings like that could exist. I wonder if they
could be the shadow people that people sometimes see?”
OK, enough of this nonsense. I will report back on
this subject when I have found a Shaman and some
ayahuasca.