Eros & Ufos (Part 2)

I don't think anybody could answer those questions with any certainty. I'm definitely not trying to. My intention was merely to

a)Show some of the seeming links between the UFO phenomenon and the human libido; and

b)Show the odd parallels between our society's refusal to accept the UFO reality, and the way we repress sexuality in the Western world.

If you think about it, the more a society ignores the Paranormal, the more sexual repression you're likely to find as well.

And believe me, I only scratched the surface in the topic, because there's lot and lot of other stuff you'll find if you dig deep enough.

For instance, I wanted to mention how the abduction phenomenon looks less like a 'scientific' medical examination, and more like a type of ritualized sexual abuse, not unlike the entry ceremonies you encounter in certain secret societies.

I agree with people like Kevin Randle when he ponders just how stupid these supposedly advanced aliens have to be, when they have to keep repeating the same hybridization experiments over and over again. Where I don't agree with is in his simplistic dismissal of the phenomenon as purely psychological in nature. I think there's something to it; I think some sort of exchange and communication takes place, but a communication that has nothing to do with our 'logical' left hemisphere —hence, much of it is colored by our cultural background, and maybe even possibly our unconscious desires.

Also, people like Jacques Vallee speculate that witnesses to a UFO encounter come in contact with a very powerful energy field; and this energy field might not only affect your perceptions of the whole event, but it might also affect the witness at a biological level —hence the increase in sexual appetite that people who completed the UFO poll in Panama reported.

Man, I remember the 1st time I saw that movie, with the opening scene... it was simply electrifying —which, if you read my essay, might be the binding connection with the UFO.