Given its prehistoric mythology, and that it is only thirty-three miles from the active volcano, Popocatépetl, along with the curious mountain shapes left by ancient volcanoes, it is no wonder that this area is of prime interest to beings from outer space. It also has strange electromagnetic phenomena.
I am going to share my personal opinions on reporting for this article. "Believing is seeing," as some say. I have never seen a UFO, and perhaps it is because I do not believe in the evidence we have thus far on extraterrestrials. I have seen entities (ghosts) and think that these are beings from other dimensions not normally available to the perceptions of most of us. They are not necessarily from other planets or outer space.
My feeling is that "aliens from outer space" are projections coming from our own individual alienation and lack of connection. More and more we seek answers to our human dilemmas, but I think the answers are inside of us, not to be found or searched for on the outside. If and when I encounter aliens, I will deal with them. I am not pursuing them now.
Given this, I am open to looking at new evidence. This is part of the reason for writing this article.
The other reason for writing this is how the topic fits in as a part of the general atmosphere of alternatives that attract people to Tepoz. JOIN OUR BLOG VIEWING GROUP BELOW TO SEE MY blog about healers and healing, including alternative medicine. And ALSO one on sacred plant medicine. My feeling is that these topics strongly relate to experiences of UFOs.
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