Believe What You See

There was a time once, I recall, when driving across the desert in Southern California in a remote location with a friend I happened to look up in the sky and saw two ships. They were kind of silvery looking. They weren't together. One seemed to be slightly higher in altitude than the other one but they were definitely disc shaped.

They were there for a moment and then they were gone. By the time I had a chance to say, "Hey! Did you see that..." they were gone.

I know a lot of you out there have probably seen things, have had similar experiences.

It makes me chuckle now thinking about it - the desire to have someone say, "Yeah, I saw it..." but I know I saw it and an interesting thing happened years later as this happened many years ago. Years later I happened upon a book about someone's experience with UFOs and ET's and he had taken photographs.

There are photographs, good ones of ships, floating around out there. I grant that there's a lot of information and disinformation and all of that but regardless of what any of us might think about it I know what I saw and I'm comfortable with that.

The vehicles I saw while not identical to what I saw in the photographs in that book resembled them. I know what I saw and I'm saying this now for you all because when you see things - and you will even if you don't get a chance to say, "Hey! Look at that..." and someone else says, "Yeah..." or even if someone else is looking at the exact same spot you are and they don't see it - have confidence in what you see.

Sometimes people sitting or standing right next to you won't see it. I've had the experience where I was sitting right next to a friend of mine who was seeing something, on another visit out to the desert. He was seeing something and he said very quietly to me, "Do you see that..." and I said, "No." So I've been on the other side of the fence.

Later on he told me that he had seen a cloud on the floor of the desert and out of that cloud seemed to be walking someone but then he wasn't sure - and you know to this day I believe that the reason he wasn't sure is that I said, "No, I didn't see anything..." but he's passed over and now I'm pretty sure he knows what he saw. He was a good man and a good friend and I miss him.

So I'm just saying for you - if you see something just know what you saw. You may not be able to identify it or say where it's from but it's alright if you see something and someone next to you doesn't see it. And on the other side of the fence, if someone next to you sees something and you don't see it - that's okay too. Your time will come.

Goodlife.