Unusual Human-Like Entities in Visions

Unusual human-like entities in visions. Shouls they be feared? Should you be afraid of entities in visions? Many other races present here, many other beings from worlds beyond our own. People become frightened because they do not know this. Boundaries are not natural.

Entities in Visions. Should They Be Feared?

“When I was a child, whenever I was alone in the apartment, I would sometimes hear a strange humming or experience visions of beings that resembled root-people or tree-people, it is difficult to describe in words. The sensations were unpleasant, even frightening, yet I was still able to control myself and come out of those states. Should I have been afraid of such entities?”

We do not live here alone. There are many other races present here, many other beings from worlds beyond our own. They possess no less right to exist within these realities and upon this Earth than we do — and some, perhaps, even more so. People become frightened because they do not know this.

We do not live in the fairy-tale reality described by Professor J. R. R. Tolkien. For us, the world of hobbits, walking trees, giants, and elves is not perceived as something natural, but as something unreal. We experience it as anomalous, unknown, even frightening. Do not be afraid of it. Such beings reveal themselves only to those consciousnesses that are capable of meeting them without fear.

Fear is felt very strongly. We radiate our fear into the surrounding reality, and this is precisely why people find comfort in gathering together, building cities, and creating civilizations of a technological nature. All of this allows them not to be afraid.

Those of whom you speak are encountered far more often in forests than in cities. Fire djinn, for example, prefer to dwell in deserts, because when they appear within urban environments, disturbances and cataclysms may arise. Every being has its own natural domain and habitat.

How Can Consciousness Be Convinced That This Is Normal?

The stresses now being experienced by our world, our reality, and our society will eventually lead us toward the understanding that separation itself is unnatural. But if we truly wish to remove the boundaries between one another, then we will also have to remove the boundaries separating us from everything else.

And at last we must do something with our consciousness so that it may understand: boundaries are not natural — even those once erected by our own minds to shield us from other realities and other worlds. These divisions did not arise yesterday. Yet they may cease as early as tomorrow. But what was once created can also come to an end, perhaps even tomorrow. One must simply begin working toward it.

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