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21 Feb 2012, 5:26 pm

nirrti_rachelle wrote:
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I used to think the same, the stork made a mistake...

Debating these matters is antagonistic for you here.... many posters are not who they appear and public opinion on WP is constantly being aligned with the mainstream accepted view

Truth counts for little with many members, they just want to fit in and not rock the boat, or are incapable of challenging accepted dogma



You right. Some of us have misrepresented ourselves.

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I guess I should've come clean earlier. My bad.... :(


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21 Feb 2012, 5:40 pm

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Be yourself, no matter what they say.


What does being yourself mean? I personally have no 'identity' or 'personality'. I don't even know what on Earth it's supposed to mean, since I could never relate to this concept.



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22 Feb 2012, 12:57 pm

BunnyMum wrote:
Doreen Virtue has written a book called "Earth Angels" which talks about incarnated beings (not just ETs) living on earth and how many of them are diagnosed with ADHD and Autism. I have a copy and I enjoyed reading it.

But knowing this might be what we are still doesn't really make it any easier to live here, as someone has already mentioned.

But it's nice to know.

From an incarnated Elemental :D


I have read that book. I was both an angel and an alien, possibly a walk in. To me though, all 3 are one and the same in the form of "me". I think that angels are a form of alien, and when her book came out there were many people commenting the same on various forums, ie that they felt they were angels ie aliens. like this:
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22 Feb 2012, 1:54 pm

Leprechauns have been in mythology a while too

Most peoples of the world have beliefs in 'other beings' be them angel, demon, ghost or spirit.....



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22 Feb 2012, 2:12 pm

Look up the term Otherkin, it describes this pretty well.

There's a reason my avatar is an elf ;)



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22 Feb 2012, 2:57 pm

Thanks re Otherkin

Do you have the aspie elfin face?

I have more the Bill Hicks genotype



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22 Feb 2012, 4:03 pm

what does "being an alien incarnate" mean exactly?

If you were an alien in previous life- had the reincarnated soul of an alien - it would have no effect on the wiring of your body and brain in your present life.
So it would have nothing to do with you being aspie or autistic.

If you are descended from alien visitors to earth then you would have alien DNA which in theory might very well effect your nervous system and make you autistic.

But then that alien DNA would be readily detectable in you and in your family line.

So this concept doesnt work even as a fantasy for me.

You all will have to elaborate on this for me.