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Originally Posted by Egg
Cz,
my thoughts are this - If they cannot approach you in the bright light of day, from a far enough distance for you to feel unafraid, and be open and honest about what they want, why they want it and how you fit in, they are not to be trusted.
In an experiment, a scientist picks up a guinea pig, injects it and puts it back. Does this mean the scientist should be trusted by the guinea pig because hey, it got put back didn't it?
The answer lays in their intent and lack of respect to humans and treating us as test animals.
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True enough but one might figure that life at day is so hectic we don't even recognise them. Being multi-dimensional might make it necessary to wait for a certain window of opportunity to even establish contact.
Nevertheless, I myself don't resonate with this idea that there is always an initial fear. Then again, I wish I had just someone to talk to that wasn't quite as elusive as my higher self.
What are aliens good for anyway?