First Contact with the Cigar‑Shaped Craft
Blog post nine
After everything that happened in recent months, I decided it was time to try something new. The green figure (blog post 6) had shown me a method of communication — a kind of consciousness‑based interface — and I’ve been meaning to practise it. I’m not good at it yet, but I want to be. So, I went outside and tried to contact the cigar‑shaped craft directly (previous blog post).
I think I was partially successful.
It took a minute or two to settle into the right mental posture, but eventually I felt a shift — a kind of slow resolution of my environment — and then an impression of being somewhere else. Not vivid, but immersive, and present enough to register shapes, colours, and people.
I had the sense of being on their bridge, in the company of several tall, slender individuals. They regarded me with curiosity, not alarm. The atmosphere felt calm and positive, like they were letting me in and simply observing how well I could hold the connection.
I told them who I was and where I was from and thanked them for allowing me to visit them. I tried to look around and get a feel for their ship.
I stayed for a short while, but maintaining the focus was fatiguing. Eventually I said goodbye and let the connection dissolve.
Later that night I asked if I had actually succeeded. The answer I got was: “Moderately.”
Not a no — I’ll take it.
I have tried this method of communication before to a different point on the globe and a different time, something my remote viewing instructor had shown me was possible to do with your consciousness. When I asked if it worked, if I got through, the answer then was yes. They seem to know these things somehow.
Last night I relaxed a bit out in the back yard and at least twenty ships came by — yes twenty — over the course of an hour or so, mainly just to touch base and say hello. This is fairly standard here now: multiple ships passing overhead, some stopping briefly, some flashing greetings and answering any questions I might throw out there. I didn’t feel like another intense communication session, so I just chatted casually and waved. It was very pleasant, quite social.
One ship responded quite quickly to a question I’ve been curious about:
“Has anyone — or anyone you know — ever walked around down here as an Earth human?”
The answer after a few minutes was a fast yes. This was from a craft lit up and travelling fast right overhead so that the light looks like a shooting star. Again, this is an easy communication technique for “yes” that was shown to me by them.
That’s interesting. It suggests that at least some of them can pass as human, or resemble us closely enough to move around without drawing attention. It raises questions about how often this happens, why, and what the purpose might be. I’ll explore that more in a future post.
For now, I’m encouraged. The method the green guy showed me seems to work — even if only partially for me right now — and I intend to keep practising. If they want me to use it, then I’ll learn to use it properly.
Many of the ships responded to my wandering conversations by flashing bright a few times, glowing brighter or weaving left and right slightly (a move that indicates “almost” or “somewhat” or “you’re close”). One of the ships blinked out before I could acknowledge their presence because I was chatting with another ship. I caught them in my peripheral vision and said hi, how’s it going, that I did see them before they winked out. Then they came back on brightly to say hi, before switching off again and I wished them a good night.
Bear in mind that this is real-world telepathic communication with actual physical ships that are passing overhead and communicating with me through lights going on and off for yes/no. Physical responses to my telepathic questions. The ships themselves have been shown to me close up in the past on different occasions. I talk about this in the book. Very clear demonstrations for my benefit.
This is a communication style that has happened a lot.
Stand by for more.
