 |
Alien Ufos > Viewing Profile|
Profile
Personal Photo
Rating
Options
Personal Statement
kittin doesn't have a personal statement currently.
Personal Info
kittin
24 years old
Gender Not Set
Location Unknown
Born June-8-1984
Interests
No Information
Statistics
Joined: 24-May 05
Profile Views: 145*
Last Seen: 17th May 2007 - 08:21 PM
Local Time: Oct 13 2008, 04:34 PM
235 posts (0 per day)
Contact Information
 i2ancid6
 megan34116
 No Information
 No Information
* Profile views updated each hour
|
Topics
Posts
Gallery
Blog
Files
Comments
Friends
My Content
23 Dec 2006
What is the most eye-opening, thought-provoking, mind-expanding movie you have seen to date, and why? What did you learn? How did it change you?
31 Oct 2006
I know I'm not the only person who has experienced this: during an uncomfortable or undesirable dream, I (while in the dream) try to wake myself up as to escape it.
This has happened to me for as long as I can remember. I start to become slightly 'lucid,' realize I'm dreaming, yet have trouble controlling my dream enviroment, and in the dream try to do things to wake myself up-- such as rubbing my eyes, grabbing my face, screaming, etc. Sometimes it works, and I'm groggily pulled toward reality. Other times it does not, such as in my dream last night, and it is a deeply frightening feeling of entrapment. Has anyone on this forum experienced these, and if so, are there any reccommended methods you have discovered to wake up? If not, any advice as to how to chill out and control the negative environment your subconcious is in? For example, last night I was in an unfirmilair area filled with an overwhelming sense of loss and confusion. Every exit I saw and tried to persue turned in to an unescapable route. Even when I tried to wake up, I was still in this place, hopeless and frustrated. Maybe if I would have had confidence, I'd have been able to warp the landscape into something passable as I have in rare other dreams. Anyway, advice or comments?......
15 Oct 2006
My bf says he doesn't exactly disbelieve nor believe in aliens or the paranormal. He is, however, very cynical and makes fun of me for having these interests.
He had an experience almost exactly one year ago that has made him a little more... open minded. It was not a 'dark and stormy night' but it was a late, dark, and chilly mid-October night in north-western Georgia when he saw what he believes was a ghost. He was getting kicked out of a 'friend's' house he'd been staying at for a week, and went to hide his belongings in the woods, which was really about a few acres or so of trees that separated the subdivision and the local Kohl's. He returned to the house to use the phone, and after making arrangements, proceeded back to the woods with the evictor's dog by his side to claim his bags. As he was making his way through the woods in complete darkness- save for his lighter he used as a mini torch- he thought he saw what looked like a person a few yards ahead. Convinced he was just seeing a trick of the light, he moved foreward confidently. The closer he got, the more concerned he became. It looked like a person, deffinately. But what would some random person be doing standing out in the woods at this chilly hour? Using his lighter to see, he krept closer and was happy to know the dog was still by his side. Closer, he realized it was a teenage girl, wearing what looked like a white dress. He called out "Hello?" several times with no response. He got up to about three feet away when the realization came that this young lady was neither moving nor speaking, and with confusion and adrenaline he turned and ran back out of the woods to the somewhat-comfort of the house. He called his father and told him what happened, and when he came to pick him up, demanded that he accompany him back in to the woods to get his bags. He showed him where he had seen this apparation, but of course, nothing was there. He has said that at first, thinking it over, he thought it could have been maybe some crazy and/or drugged out girl just mindlessly being in the woods. He expressed that the county he was in is a huge meth county, one of the worst and has even been on A&E shows due to its epedemic. But more thinking lead him to believe and actually admit that he thought it was a ghost. I was actually excited to hear him say this! One year later, in this present day, he still unenthusiastically admits he belives he saw a ghost. The "woods" he experienced her in are now completely torn down, to make way for yet another commercial establishment in the quickly growing county. Personally, I remember seeing TONS of shows about Georgia hauntings; Cival War related and other. I once considared that maybe this girl died in those woods, from whatever cause, and her spirit was restless because she knew that the woods would be cut down and that maybe, she wanted her body to be found before some wal-mart-type-thing was built on top of her grave. That last part is just creative wonderings, but the fact remains that even skeptics can be humbled!
29 Aug 2006
Last week, during the afternoon, I took a small dose of psilocybe weilii I had picked with two others. These are mushrooms that I, as well as many others, find very helpful for very occaisional spritual/meditation/learning purposes- but It's not for everyone. Anyway, during my experience while I was in a dream-like state, I began what I thought was telepathically communicating with a kind alien being whom was somehow connected to me, I felt as if she was my 'sister' in some way. I felt that she, along with other benign beings, were looking after us and trying to help us. I felt that she missed me, and wanted to let me know that I was safe and loved. It was an interesting experince, and I know that it was most likely in my mind and just an effect from the mushrooms as well as spawned from a memory of a tv show I had seen about certain aliens getting in contact with people whom they were somehow connected to, almost like long-lost distant siblings. Even though, I do belive that there is some truth to this, that perhaps humans are connected to other life forms, and some of them who watch over us for positive reasons may very well play an important role in our future one day. :2cents:
2 Aug 2006
My bf's dad wants the three of us to move to the Solomon Islands for various reasons and showed us this site that is kinda poorly made but somewhat interesting:
http://www.thesolomongiants.com/ What do you think? Any truth or all bull? |
Last Visitors
kittin has no visitors to display.
Comments
Other users have left no comments for kittin.
Friends
There are no friends to display.
|
| Lo-Fi Version | Time is now: 13th October 2008 - 10:34 AM |