GUIDELINES AND TRAINING FOR FIELD WORK
SECTION THREE - OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
Pre- and Post-Field Work Awareness:
You may find that there is an increase in dreams and/or anomalous events once you begin participating in the work of inviting contact. Team members are encouraged to share with one another, both at field work events and between field work. Your contact with your team members does not end once you drive away from the field site. The more you work together, the more likely you are to experience shared dreams or experiences of ET contact. Insight and understanding of the events are heightened by telling others who were present in your dream or experience and obtaining their feedback. Let your group coordinator know of any significant events or dreams.
The work of observing the sky and reaching out for contact will make you more aware of the sky above. And by looking, you may just see more in the way of unidentified flying objects. Learn to be a good reporter. Make note of the
81 pertinent facts. Pass the information along to the group coordinator, or the person in the group designated to keep track of events and sightings.
You may find your dreams especially active on the nights before and after a field event. As we are more approachable and less subconsciously defensive during the sleep state, contact can take place more easily. You may wish to read about and practice the art of lucid dreaming so that you can become an aware participant in the dream state. You can then communicate the intent and effort of your working group team, inviting and encouraging ETI to approach you when you are in the field with your teammates.
The most effective tool that each team member possesses to enhance the chances of contact is to continue with a regular meditation practice. Our common ground with extraterrestrial intelligence is the consciousness we share. It is our
The coordinator (or other designated team member) should transcribe the microcassette tapes or digital recordings of field work and keep the reports. You will be surprised how much detail is lost within minutes after an event. In addition, there could be recordings of anomalous sounds that may have been heard by some of the group members. Transcribing the recording of the real-time dictation brings back the particulars. How often “satellites” or “shooting stars” are seen can be tracked. Times of appearances can be noted so that you can see if an object that traverses the sky at the same time each night you are out is most likely a satellite. It is helpful to have a list of satellite times and direction of travel. The best place to find this information is at http://www.heavens-above.com and bring printouts of the satellite prediction tables with you to the field site so you can check it when the object is observed to see if it is in the predictions. Note that not all satellites are listed in this datebase because some satellites are classified or not bright enough to be seen by the naked eye.
Unidentified Flying Objects - Assume Nothing
When an object streaks across the sky at great speed, you will only have a few seconds to determine if it is a conventional aircraft, a satellite, or something else.
Do not automatically assume that an airborne object is an airplane, satellite, or shooting star. Spacecraft that enter the Earth‟s atmosphere and approach close enough to be observed are taking a risk to do so. We all know the stories of spacecraft that have been shot down or have crashed. Be aware that extraterrestrial people are risking sacrifice to come close enough to interact with
82 you. They often mask their craft as something more conventional looking in order to avoid attracting a lot of attention, either visually or on radar. Rather than calling an airborne object an alleged UFO, we prefer to call it an alleged aircraft, satellite or shooting star. Send thoughts to it the instant it is seen and ask it to do something to indicate it is not an airplane. If it continues to exhibit characteristics not consistent with conventional aircraft, signal to it with the lights, observe it with binoculars, and focus attention on it. Many times it will turn out to be something terrestrial, but many times it will turn out to be something unknown as well.
Continue vectoring the object with thoughts and light until it either a) disappears;
b) displays definite signs of being conventional; or c) signals back. If it signals back, the entire team should be focused in thought on the object and invite it to come closer and to interact in any way that is safe for it to do so. Project thoughts of welcome, safety, integrity of intent, and kindness. If it appears to head in the direction of the team, set out the strobe lights. The coordinator or documentation person should be dictating into the microcassette continuously as the event unfolds. Remember to scan other portions of the sky rather than every eye being locked onto the object. There may be another craft approaching from behind or from beyond the range of your peripheral vision. Follow your coordinator‟s guidance and instructions if a close encounter occurs.
The Team Concept:
Giving up individual ideas and agendas and working as a unit while in the field is the most difficult concept for most team members to grasp. It will take work for the team to unify and work as a whole. It takes time to lay aside excessive chit-chat and nonrelated conversation and focus on the field work. It will help if you approach the work as a scientific lab experiment using the concept of conscious communication to vector in and contact extraterrestrials. Each part forms the whole, and it is the work of the whole that is important here. We are asking for wide-awake, multiply witnessed encounters. That takes concentration. To remain in a state of expanded awareness takes practice. All of the protocols are works in progress. Work with them and amend them to fit what works best for your team.
The Goal of the Work:
Remember that the CSETI initiative concerns contact with extraterrestrial peoples from other planets. We are not trying to contact astral beings, departed loved ones, fairies, angels or other ultradimensional realities. Some of these nonphysical entities may indeed seem to approach while you are doing field work. If you so desire, honor their presence and offer a blessing for them while continuing to focus your attention on interaction with physical, intelligent, conscious beings from other worlds. This is not to suggest that you will not receive communication from actual ETI in nonphysical forms. That is the form in which they are most likely to begin to make closer contact. It is safer and less threatening for them; easier to accept and handle coherently at first for you. As in any good relationship, our interaction with ETI is growing slowly. It is about trust,
83 honesty, honoring each other, allowance and acceptance. Our intentions are being examined and we are showing that we are trustworthy and will protect the ETs from harm and exploitation to the full extent we are able. If you were to look upon this planet from afar and judge it by what is presented in the newscasts, in the media, in the cities, in lands where lack of food, shelter and medical care are a daily reality, you would not at first glance suppose that there are many sane, rational, nonviolent, nonhostile, caring human beings upon this planet. Our purpose is to show extraterrestrials that there are indeed people willing, able and trained to act as diplomatic liaisons between our civilizations. By our actions, we show that we have no desire or intention to capture them, their craft, their technology or their minds. We want only to share as one group of conscious beings to another. We only want to do what we can to insure the continuation of this planet, to promote peace and well-being for all.
The CSETI motto, One Universe - One People, is our personal anthem as well.
As we live that concept, we shall attract beings of like mind.
The best of all worlds to you as you participate in this work. Thank you.
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