The Secret Teachings 5/26/18 – Cryptozoology & “Alien” Life (Saturday)

Several stories have been published in the past few days relating to “dog-men, (wolf/ringdocus – unknown – hybrid)” Loch Ness monsters, aliens, and UFOs. Before any proper objective analysis can be made, we must first find a basis for the origin of such claims, be them historical, scientific, or by definition.

Cryptozoology: “the search for and study of animals whose existence or survival is disputed or unsubstantiated, such as the Loch Ness monster and the yeti.”

The reality is you do not have to believe in UFOs to believe in aliens, and you don’t have to believe in aliens to believe in UFOs. The two subjects are interconnected on occasion, and other times share no similarity whatsoever. Do to the reluctance and naivety of material scientists to investigate such phenomena, the duty is left up to independent researchers, independent scientists and investigators. Every perspective is necessary with any study in order to obtain clearer detail of what is being dealt with. To dismiss without without investigation is the height of ignorance, while to accept without investigation is as equal in status.

We must admit that bias and subjectivity, and pure faith, are useful in rarer circumstances, but must be balanced with objective, non-emotional, observation.

What we consider to be the basis of life is too often accepted as the only form of life, and unless we expand the definition, we will miss critical evidence. Despite claims that life can only exist in certain environments, usually based on scientific egotism, life has been found to not only exist, but thrive in harsh conditions that are incompatible with humans and other species. Underwater hydrothermal vents have been found to be a location where tube worms, certain shrimp, ghostly fish, and others make their home in extreme conditions. Bacteria has been found on the outside of the International Space Station. Thousands of species have been found to exist below miles of ice in Lake Vostak in Antarctica. And it is a well-known fact that volcanic soil in particular is one of those most fertile in the world.

If Lake Vostak is being considered a microcosm for the possible existence of life on Europa and other planetary bodies, then any planetary body with volcanic activity, now or in the past, is possibly home too, or was home too, by definition, alien life. Here again we must define the word “alien” – belonging to a foreign country or nation (other world) – because the word has become associated with more fiction than fact. If you want proof of alien life then look no further than lake vostak or the numerous volcanoes all over the world, or hydrothermal vents, or even the vacuum of space.

While the so-called mainstream community either claims to search for alien life within pre-conveived possibilities, or reject alien life as being outlandish, the so-called alternative communities likewise search for alien life with pre-conceived beliefs and ideas of what this life looks for. For mainstream scientists to acknowledge that life exists in conditions on earth similar to elsewhere within space, then this is proof of what alternative communities have suggested for centuries… but, the problem seems to be that these same communities also publish outlandish, wild, and insane claims without proof and the mainstream does not want to associate credible information with non-credible information. Likewise, many have been claiming a Planet X or Planet 10 exists, and although mainstream science has confirmed this to be true, they have also at the IAU demoted Plus as a planet, reducing Planet X or 10 to Planet Nine – or with the sun and moon – Planet 11 rather than 12.

As a part of this microcosm, scientists have suggested that octopuses may be the most “alien” creature on the planet and originate beyond this world. They suggest that cryopreserved eggs could have found a ride to Earth on icy bodies in space, tying these creatures and their cephalopod cousins to the theory of panspermia, where microbes, viruses and tiny forms of life travel dormant through space to new planets.