Origins & Relics

Did Jeff Ritzmann Get Answers To Our Questions
From These Beings This Morning?

Hold onto your hats, folks, the weird got weirder….

So last night, I did a 2 hour interview for Jeff Ritzmann’s podcast. We chatted for a half hour then were unceremoniously disconnected. Fine. Happens. We reconnected and went on for another hour and a half. One of the main points we touched upon is that quite possibly these people we call alien are interdimensional beings who need us to perceive them for them to be real in our spatial reality. If true, Jeff wondered if one of the ways they do this is to leave marks on the body of experiencers. It’s generally held that these are space doctors taking skin samples, but what if they aren’t? What if they’re leaving evidence that is incontrovertible proof to the person on whose body these marks appear and that’s the function they serve – To say WE’RE HERE. DEAL WITH IT in a manner you can’t ignore?

We also considered whether this was evil or not. Any time Jeff would tell them to go away because he thought they were evil they’d respond, “Are you sure?”

There’s always a sardonic riddle at the center of what they do, prodding us to confront them as a question. My take is that to give an answer we can understand would be evil. To say, “We’re aliens,” or, “Yup, we’re gods,” would be evil because they’re not that and we’d be stunted in our growth and our “relationship” with them by having false answers. So they don’t answer it. They ask us to ask, “What are you?”

We talked about differences in spirituality between East and West. Judeo-Christian doctrine gives us a loving father figure who takes care of us and gives us hope and continuance in an afterlife. What Jeff describes, however, is more like Zen–talks in riddles, no god outside oneself, smacks the student with a stick because that is more compassionate and effective in spurring growth than coddling and giving answers and safety. Jeff doesn’t know about any of this stuff. I dunno if he even cares, and that makes it more interesting to me, that he’s experiencing the rules of the game by way of a system that isn’t what he knows or cares about.

Debunkers can’t say he’s experiencing delusions based on cultural cues. That answer is ruled out.

Okay, so Jeff wakes up this morning and says it looks like he was beaten up. He’s got anomalous marks on several areas of his body, including a cut-like line running from his ankle to his shin that is healing as I write. 

Jeff broke a molar a few days ago. It was sharp, jagged, and cutting his tongue to blood when he spoke for too long. He was planning on taking the inevitable trip to the dentist to get that fixed but when he woke up this morning, along with looking like he’d been mugged, that molar was rounded and looked polished. He says he’s taking pictures of everything, so that’s good…. Oh, and that hour and a half of the interview after we got cut off and reconnected? All static. He didn’t want to ask me to redo the interview but damn if I don’t want to.

So there ya go. How do you make sense of it? Do you make sense of it? I do and I can’t see another way except the ineffective fall-back term coincidence….

This intelligence erased the interview so he’d know that what follows is in response to our conversation. They marked his body as if to say, “Yup. That’s why we do it,” which doubles as an admission that they are interdimensional beings, not space doctors.

They fixed his tooth as if to say, “Yes that looks evil, erasing your show and fucking you up, but…Are you sure?” I doubt they’d ever come out and say “We are or aren’t,” as clearly they live in the question and ask us to engage them on that level.

That’s my takeaway. I asked Jeff during the interview if he thinks there’s a confluence of skeptical experiencers trying to force these beings to emerge in a tangible way right now. He said no.

I think you know my next question, Jeff….