AlienMind

The Verdants

23. - The Negative Energy Mindscape

The following considerations are largely derived from alien inputs and should, in part, reflect the thinking of a larger, off-world community. If we define the mindscape of an individual or community in negative energy or alternative-cycle terms (which any number of aliens do, to a certain extent), then the processes and information of mind are marginally extra-dimensional.

How is that?

The physics of mind involve subtle fluctuations that allow for an information capacity that exceeds old 20^th century notions of the human brain’s information “byte” capacity. This is possible is because the fractional values (not whole numbered) of a mind’s information involve larger, universal values, or integrations.

Once an individual becomes sensitized to negative energy fluctuations, either through a subtler (and seemingly darkened) inner attentiveness or through direct interaction with aliens and humans who think in such terms, finer extra-dimensional values begin to suggest themselves. The extent to which they do so is astounding and owes to a pre-existing, higher order of integration. There is so much more than meets the eye.

Those seemingly elusive negative energy fluctuations are an underlying part of any atom, plus the space-time surrounding you. As astrophysicist Paul Davies states, any moving membrane, i.e. any quantum’s spinning “surface,” should create negative energy fluctuations. Negative energy is also measured in the Casimir effect, which occurs in empty space.

Any slightest change in time, i.e. during your thought processes, cycles through both your mind and the larger universal energy dynamic that defines it. In short, your thoughts register ever so slightly within the deeper dimensions of the larger universe. It’s as though your thoughts pull on a tightly wound string of tensions at the sub-atomic level, causing a very slight, but accessible change within the finer, airier dimensions surrounding you. In a sense, when your mind pulls on those tiny strings, some of the information “out there” can bounce back to you.

By becoming ever so slightly more attentive to such goings on, your mind becomes capable of a much greater awareness. You may begin to interact with aliens and will be able to compete more effectively with alien offenders. I know this may sound strange to some readers. Others may reply that scientists assume there are extra dimensions, yet we don’t know how to access them. They’re wrong.

Many humans do so on a daily basis. Most aliens do so as a matter of course. They literally define themselves in such terms. It’s a question of minimum competency that they do so.

If you don’t think in terms of extra dimensions just yet, don’t worry. Simply relax and take time to think it all through.

Telepathy and expanded sensitivities don’t develop overnight. It may take a while. Your key to doing so may be to practice toh shi, for example. Or, you may begin to notice a finer multiplicity of perspective in your mind that you can actively pulse and expand—in a more elastic sense, unlike the fixed and rigid linearity of old concepts. You may find yourself subtly feeling into those tiny moments between moments, so to speak. You may begin to sense a deeper connectedness among the subtler goings on around you. In either case, when you begin to think in terms of a deeper negative energy dynamic, you’ll eventually find yourself actively picking up on finer, extra details in the universe around you.
 

However, if and when you begin to do so it won’t be as though you’ve suddenly broken through to the universal information bank. Instead, your awareness will be both conditioned by, and limited to, the extent of your thinking, the subjects that you consider and the way that you consider them. In a sense, it’s a co-awareness involving shared, collective identities, rather than a direct manipulation of sorts.

Be patient and remember: you’re entering upon a larger interaction where shared inter-dimensioning of mind is more common. As such, your thoughts are transparent; they can be known by others, which can be discomforting, at first. Eventually, you’ll see that such transparency is the only way to keep the universe honest because everyone can be held accountable.

Aliens use thought-activated psychotronic technology to enhance this capacity.
 

The problem is that some alien societies, even those of the so-called hyperversals, have had difficulty evolving past the Big Brother-like abuses that can accompany the use of mind-activated psychotronic systems.

David Jacobs’ detailed abductee reports about gray-human hybrids help to illustrate this fact. (See The Threat, for example). In a sense, some humans represent a fresh break from such oppression, given human attention to basic individual rights and liberties. To aliens, humans represent a kind of physical rigor and genetic diversity, plus an extension of legal guarantees against abusive government.

However, honesty can be painful. To admit the truth about offending human regimes here among us can be traumatic in the short term, yet if we don’t do so we remain trapped in a vicious cycle.

Aliens can become corrupted, given their long lives and bureaucracies, hence we need to be honest and critical of them, however sticky that may seem. On a universal scale, honesty is the tie that binds; it is required. Some aliens grow very old and may be pressured by vast-scale regimes to do wrong. Humans are new to much of this, hence we’re seen as posing a clean, unfiltered critique, at times. Imagine how you’d feel if you were an alien who argues for basic rights and an end to coercive abductions yet your government was so large and convoluted that it continued to do so, nonetheless.

Honesty can be discomforting but it’s the only door to betterment—the only way possible.

Sometimes we see relatively good aliens veiling themselves and doing wrong in order to provoke humans into sharpening their critique of the universe’s offenders. It’s a dodgy, backhanded tactic, but it happens.

Among aliens, manipulative skullduggery is rife (yet is transparent to patient observers).