Miriam Delicado Interview, Your Views?

Phtha · 09-26-2008, 01:22 AM

I'll start by saying that although I do believe in ET's, I disbelieve 95% of the stuff that's floating around out there concerning our otherworldy companions, most of this information is either rehashed or seems to have no real foundation whatsoever, so in this case I guess you could say I'mma tough sell.

I wasn't sold with this interview either, before I lay out the reasons why, I just want to say quickly that I don't mean to stir any angry emotions in anyone here, I'm just giving my personal opinion. I respect anyone elses opinions and I also respect Mariam. Now, onto the reasons:

Mariam started off with excuses about how she doesn't want to be doing this disclosure so to speak.
A genuine messenger would not care what others believed because if they know, in their heart of hearts, that they're speaking the truth. Whats to fear? A person who is truly “spiritual” for lack of a better term, and who's speaking 100% truth would have no quams about how others would judge them. Especially if the message was of great importance.

On an emotional level, I just didn't get any feelings of genuine compassion from the speaker. Infact I picked up a lot of arrogant undertones due to many statements such as “no one is perfect, not even myself”, or “even I have problems with this stuff”. These type of statements tend to suggest she raises herself above “normal” people. Having a high opinion of oneself is important, but should never be based on comparison of others.

Finaly, nothing new was said that can't be found somewhere on the internet or in books. Nothing truly genuine. Of course this does not mean that she is not being honest, it's just a fact.

Despite this I do think Mariam is a great person at the end of the day, she had a positive message, aside from the scary nazi blonde hair blue eye resonance as others picked up on, and she does not mean to portray any truly menevolent harm that I detected.

I think the best lesson to be learned from all of these interviews, is we should never take anyones word or views as absolute truth. That's something we must experience on a personal level.

09-26-2008, 01:22 AM	#11
Phtha Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 947	Re: Miriam Delicado Interview, Your Views? I'll start by saying that although I do believe in ET's, I disbelieve 95% of the stuff that's floating around out there concerning our otherworldy companions, most of this information is either rehashed or seems to have no real foundation whatsoever, so in this case I guess you could say I'mma tough sell. I wasn't sold with this interview either, before I lay out the reasons why, I just want to say quickly that I don't mean to stir any angry emotions in anyone here, I'm just giving my personal opinion. I respect anyone elses opinions and I also respect Mariam. Now, onto the reasons: Mariam started off with excuses about how she doesn't want to be doing this disclosure so to speak. A genuine messenger would not care what others believed because if they know, in their heart of hearts, that they're speaking the truth. Whats to fear? A person who is truly “spiritual” for lack of a better term, and who's speaking 100% truth would have no quams about how others would judge them. Especially if the message was of great importance. On an emotional level, I just didn't get any feelings of genuine compassion from the speaker. Infact I picked up a lot of arrogant undertones due to many statements such as “no one is perfect, not even myself”, or “even I have problems with this stuff”. These type of statements tend to suggest she raises herself above “normal” people. Having a high opinion of oneself is important, but should never be based on comparison of others. Finaly, nothing new was said that can't be found somewhere on the internet or in books. Nothing truly genuine. Of course this does not mean that she is not being honest, it's just a fact. Despite this I do think Mariam is a great person at the end of the day, she had a positive message, aside from the scary nazi blonde hair blue eye resonance as others picked up on, and she does not mean to portray any truly menevolent harm that I detected. I think the best lesson to be learned from all of these interviews, is we should never take anyones word or views as absolute truth. That's something we must experience on a personal level. Last edited by Phtha; 09-26-2008 at 02:27 AM.