Giorgio Piacenza

 I think that most ET contact experiences with ET are not negative in themselves or for humanity.  People report voluntary and involuntary contact experiences and the voluntary (or mostly voluntary) ones should not be forgotten if we are to make a good assessment.  However, in spite of a general pattern, different kinds of abductions also appear to happen and details should be explored carefully. While the word "abduction" has an instant negative legal connotation (taken against one's free will) and many abductions reported are hurtful and abusive with beings responding in human indifferent ways, many other abductions are not so crass, the beings teach and share things assist and heal, communicate more, help to enhance the spirit, and relate to alleged pre-birth agreements. Moreover, as per Mary Rodwell's decade's long research, there also are children being willingly taken for instruction and having a good time at that. They do not feel traumatized b...

  Stages In the books "Integral Psychology" and "Sex, Ecology, Spirituality" by Ken Wilber (largely based on the work of several developmental psychologists), our basic values, sense of self-identity, ethics, and spirituality concerning our very subjective and intersubjective experiences unfold in stages. These stages may somewhat blend with each other as intersecting waves and not be rigidly separated, but we would still be unable to discount our predominant focus (or “center of gravity”) in any of them.  The findings of several developmental psychologists that are crucial ingredients of Wilber's Integral (or Meta Integral) Theory are depicted in a  vertical  manner of greater and lesser (more and less inclusive) levels of development and understanding that, despite appearing to be elitist, cannot be ignored. Too many researchers coincide in the fact that several psychological lines of development can be placed side by side and associated with the same levels o...