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Zendor the Barbarian... NOT

And now for something completely different, or maybe not if you didn't hear the intro. The clip to the left is from a UFO panel introduction with some locals. The gentleman to my left exited this world shortly after our gathering. It was an honor to know him. You will enjoy the short sidebar on anal probes that may sound a bit humorous, but is definitely serious if you've had the experience.

Obviously you got here by design. Don't take me too seriously, though, I think the matter at hand is serious enough. I've had a very rich professional life, so I didn't just fall off a turnip wagon. How does one go about relating a seemingly incredulous story that happens to be true? There is a consistency in the quantum entanglement of humanity - the proof that we, indeed, are ONE. In that oneness is a tremendous diversity. What I find is folks will listen to anything and not filter it through their internal truth (bs) meter. Question deeply and test the truth, or what you perceive to be the truth.... even mine.

Too many want to shove their truth into gullible and unsuspecting others and become defensive when questioned. Why? Those who quest for self-realization have a certain awareness that vacilates from order to chaos in the push-n-pull world, and only when we 'let go and flow' does a new living awareness of harmony emerge. At least that is the story line that is consistent as a golden-thread of experience amongst abductees, contactees, OBEs and STEs. Yoda was right, there is no try, only do or do not.

If you are curious and want to learn more about the life and times of Zendor, start with Zendor the Barbarian - An Adoptee's Quest for Identity. Alternative realities and the possibility of multiple dimensions become real as you explore how one has been lead through life with a rare and noble goal of revealing how vulnerability can open your doors of perception. Cynthia Crawford, ET Sculptor and immediately to my left in the top video, can tell you more from her personal experience, too.

Quite honestly, I take it all with a grain of salt (maybe two) and find this life of experiences beyond this world to be potent with possibility. How we handle it is up to us, reflecting and sharing without getting caught up in our personal stories. They have importance, but we are part of a larger picture and plan. I've taken the risk of appearing now, so that others aren't so intimidated and may even find encouragement to create conversations that lead to harmony within themselves and the world around them.

Son of Ashtar

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Zendor the Barbarian... NOT

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