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TraineeHuman · 10-14-2009, 08:23 AM

I have encountered reptoids a number of times, in the 4D or 5D sphere. There have been several occasions where someone else has also seen such a being, and mentioned that to me without any prompting from me. However, all the reptoids I have encountered seemed and indeed proved to be enormously positive and benevolent and intelligent.

If a person encounters one and they react with fear, then their own fear will colour the whole experience as negative. One thing not everybody realises is that our "ego" (or what Eckhart Tolle calls our "pain-body", or what Jung called our "shadow"), or what I would call "the unhappiness within us", is a living being, possessing a certain degree of consciousness. It is a part of us, created wholly by us, over the course of our present lifetime. (This is well known in all the spiritual traditions. And e.g. Tolle specifically mentioned it at one point.) So if we feel like our body is being pinned down by the weight of another being, for example, it can quite easily be that thing inside of us that is doing this -- and not any being external to ourselves.

One thing is certain: fear by its nature always creates a distorted or false perception of reality.

10-14-2009, 08:23 AM	#82
TraineeHuman Avalon Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 174	Re: Avalon & Camelot Reptilian Experiencers I have encountered reptoids a number of times, in the 4D or 5D sphere. There have been several occasions where someone else has also seen such a being, and mentioned that to me without any prompting from me. However, all the reptoids I have encountered seemed and indeed proved to be enormously positive and benevolent and intelligent. If a person encounters one and they react with fear, then their own fear will colour the whole experience as negative. One thing not everybody realises is that our "ego" (or what Eckhart Tolle calls our "pain-body", or what Jung called our "shadow"), or what I would call "the unhappiness within us", is a living being, possessing a certain degree of consciousness. It is a part of us, created wholly by us, over the course of our present lifetime. (This is well known in all the spiritual traditions. And e.g. Tolle specifically mentioned it at one point.) So if we feel like our body is being pinned down by the weight of another being, for example, it can quite easily be that thing inside of us that is doing this -- and not any being external to ourselves. One thing is certain: fear by its nature always creates a distorted or false perception of reality.