THE EARTH IS DREAMING Pagan Poetry - UFO Sightings and Metaphysical Experiences

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Midnight City – Single by M83". iTunes Store. United States. Archived from the original on 3 November 2011 . Retrieved 8 November 2011. As someone who grew up in my family’s bookstore, and as a novelist, this question of the importance of fictions is especially dear to me. I think the imaginary aliens are in the same position as a scientist attempting to explain the evolved purpose of dreams – and if we can identify the biological reason for dreaming, we can ask if it applies to the artificial dreams we call fictions. A UFO is a hidden object with a shady objective. It is an aerial phenomenon that cannot be explained or identified. So, when you experience a dream about UFO, it represents false news or rumors.

Perhaps it is also possible that you have started a new job or shifted to a new place, making you feel lonely. Moreover, a dream about a UFO reflects your longing to escape from your daily life’s stress and strains. 3. Symbol Of Freedom –

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I tell Abeyta about an interview I carried out with a young man in Florida. The man, who did not want to be named, described an ambiguous close encounter that took place during his sleep. When I asked him what he preferred the truth to be – a real encounter or merely a vivid dream – the young man said he would prefer it to be true because that would mean he was “special”. a b Klapper, Rudy (17 October 2011). "M83 – Hurry Up, We're Dreaming (staff review)". Sputnikmusic . Retrieved 18 October 2011. The unclassified version of the report (there was also a classified version seen only by US lawmakers) found “no clear indications that there is any non-terrestrial explanation” for the sightings. But neither did it rule it out. The report offered five typically mundane possible explanations for the UFOs and, crucially, one catch-all “other” bin.

For many years, people have reported that they have seen UFOs or aliens, or have been abducted by them. To date, none of these reports have been substantiated. In this new effort, the researchers suggest that such events may come about in dreams that seem so real that people believe they happened in the real world. Doesn’t a hallucination explain what he saw? “I get that people do have hallucinations, but they tend to be the result of either mental illness or some sort of hallucinogenic substance, and this guy was on duty and was, by all accounts, rational. And so those explanations don’t seem to apply – I’m stumped when it comes to that particular case. Ask yourself: how many times have you been tired and come to the end of a long day? We’ve all been in that situation, and we don’t suddenly construct bizarre narratives about spacecraft and aliens.” Whatever one thinks about the veracity of these stories, many of the people who tell them believe they are real, and some suffer from severe mental illness in the aftermath. Chris French says the levels of psychological arousal in people living with PTSD go “through the roof” when they’re asked to retell their stories. “If you do the same thing with the alien abductees, you get the same thing.” a b Williams, Christian (18 October 2011). "M83: Hurry Up, We're Dreaming". The A.V. Club . Retrieved 18 October 2011.Songs like Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” and Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” draw similarities to Dreaming in terms of their introspective themes and dreamlike atmosphere. These songs all evoke a sense of longing and the exploration of the human condition. 12. What are some memorable lines from Dreaming? a b c Bainbridge, Luke (11 September 2011). "Anthony Gonzalez aka M83: 'I just turned 30 – it was time to try something I'd remember all my life". The Observer . Retrieved 27 September 2011. On a windswept and wet West Yorkshire evening in November 1980, Godfrey was in hot pursuit of a herd of escaped cows in Todmorden’s housing estate. Instead of cows, he stumbled across a giant levitating diamond that would change the course of his life. Godfrey’s close encounter with this UFO went viral worldwide and transformed Todmorden into Britain’s Roswell.

The researchers began their study by noting that many people who report such encounters also report feeling as if in a dreamlike state—and many reported feeling paralyzed as well. Such reports suggest that these events may be happing in people's dreams. To learn more about that possibility, the researchers enlisted the assistance of 152 adult volunteers who described themselves as lucid dreamers—people who can control the action in their dreams. They asked each of the volunteers to try to dream about alien encounters. After each of the volunteers awoke, they were quizzed about their dreams. Danish album certifications – M83 – Hurry Up, We're Dreaming". IFPI Danmark . Retrieved 10 November 2022.Moreover, a dream about alien abduction warns you of the dangerous enemies lurking around you, who are about to hamper your life’s significant aspects. Therefore, you must recognize these people before they do any harm in your life.

You can also make better decisions regarding your life, as you only have to consider yourself and your needs a priority. At the same time, the UFO dream also reflects emotional freedom. French album certifications – M83 – Hurry Up, We're Dreaming" (in French). Syndicat National de l'Édition Phonographique . Retrieved 11 June 2018. For some, the fact that the Pentagon has finally admitted it cannot explain the behaviour of the objects may have been a surprise but, for PC Alan Godfrey, 73, it merely proves what he already knows. Andrew Abeyta, professor of psychology at Rutgers University, co-authored We Are Not Alone, a study into why some of us want to believe in aliens. Abeyta explains that belief in aliens is akin to religiosity: unfounded beliefs in unfalsifiable ideas, which require a leap of faith. “People have a need to feel like their lives are meaningful, and these beliefs might suggest that there’s something bigger out there; there’s something more important going on,” Abeyta says Liedel, Kevin (12 October 2011). "M83: Hurry Up, We're Dreaming". Slant Magazine . Retrieved 18 October 2011.Raduga designed the experiment to test his theory that many reports of alien encounters are actually instances of people experiencing a vibrant, lifelike state of dreaming. If he could coach people to dream a realistic alien encounter, he said, that could prove that reports of such encounters are really just a product of our imaginations. Lucid dreaming, in which people are partially aware and can control their dreams during sleep, could explain so-called alien abduction stories, a study from July suggests. Claims of such abductions date to the 19th century; the circumstances of the kidnappings often sound dreamlike and trigger feelings of terror and paralysis. Certain dream states are also known to produce such feelings, so Russian researchers wondered whether dream experiments could provide clues about alleged extraterrestrial experiences. Hyden, Stephen (17 October 2011). "Today in music videos: M83 gets creepy with telekinetic kids in "Midnight City" ". The A.V. Club . Retrieved 19 October 2011. Typically, the search for alien life begins with the search for Earth-like planets — but there may be another class of alien world that is just as conducive to life, a study published in the Astrophysical Journal in August contends. "Hycean" planets, which are up to 2.5 times larger than Earth and sport huge oceans of liquid water beneath hydrogen-rich atmospheres, could be the ideal spot for microbial life similar to the "extremophiles" that thrive in some of Earth's harshest environments (such as hydrothermal vents), the study authors said. Not only are these planets abundant in the Milky Way galaxy, but they are also incredibly diverse, some orbiting very close to their host star, others orbiting far away. Both could potentially host itty-bitty life beneath their waves, the authors wrote, meaning there may be a whole new avenue of exploration for alien planet hunters. All of these stars sit within about 300 light-years of our planet, and 75 of them orbit less than 100 light-years away. Given that humans have been transmitting radio signals for about 100 years, any of those 75 star systems are near enough that "our radio waves would have washed over them already," lead study author Lisa Kaltenegger, an associate professor of astronomy and director of the Carl Sagan Institute at Cornell University, told Live Science at the time. Whether or not any hypothetical civilizations living in those star systems want to communicate with us is another question.