[moonwalker22]

Genevieve - what a beautiful post.What a fascinating idea that the the sum (us) may be greater than its parts. Hopeful. Inspiring. I , also, see a lack of compassion on the part of some ETs. ( not that I've met any). I have read every book on the abduction experience i could find over the last twenty years. Betty and Barney Hill, Bud Hopkins book,s Wheitley Strieber, Linda Howe's high strangness, David Mack,and many others. I have a psychological background and what disturbed me was the long-term psychological effects on a generation, or more, of people, many of whom had deeply tramatic experiences. Many of whom are dealing with PTS without recall. I have wondered if the world we are seeing now, the effects of mass -conciousness, is not somehow connected to the abduction trauma, which seemed to begin sometime in the 1940's and is on-going. That generation is now running the world. I remember when my son was born and they pit him in my arms - that mind-blowing heart chakra opening! I did not know I could love anything that much! He's 30 now, and I still feel that way. Seeing your beloved child struggle to learn their lessons, and seeing their pain and knowing you can't intervene is one of lifes toughest lessons to me. But seeing your beloved child abducted or subjected to violence, is not the same. LIfes lessons can be very painful, expecially for a young, sensitive, intellegent, open hearted being. But people don't recover from some traumas. Anyway, your gentle, questioning post unlifted me. Bless you.