Exploring Alien Abduction and Consciousness
When I started doing The Invisibles, which is a comic book for people who
don't--
haven't seen the thing, it's a comic book which
is kind of my attempt to
explain what happened to me after I'd been abducted by aliens in Kathmandu in
nineteen ninety-four. And the only reason I
was abducted by aliens in
Kathmandu in nineteen ninety-four is because I went to Kathmandu in nineteen
ninety-four to be abducted by aliens.
And it works, right? And these fuckers, they will turn up.
And what they told me was this, and they tell everyone the same bullshit,
but
it's in different
perspective. It's from different nervous systems.
It seems to be filtered through everyone's own view of the world, but they keep
telling us the same shit.
So I met these guys. I'm sitting in the roof garden of the,
the Vajra Hotel in
Kathmandu,
and I was totally doing tons of dope you know.
But
in my defense,
I do like a quarter of dope a day, and I've been doing it since nineteen
ninety.
So I know this shit, and as you all know, everyone out there who's like-- who's a
head and who knows what I'm talking about-
... you don't hallucinate, right? If you go to the garage,
it's the fucking garage.
If you go to the seven-eleven, it's the fucking seven-eleven.
You might be stoned, you might be picking up lots of
interesting little bits and
pieces that you don't normally get when you're straight,
but you know what's real
and you know what's not real. So as I say, in my
defense, man, I was loaded.
But this was the end of a week in which I'd been loaded every single day,
and I'm sitting up there in the roof garden and suddenly these fuckers arrive,
and
they arrive en masse, and they look exactly like Terence McKenna
described.
Why is that? 'Cause I just read Terence McKenna a year
before.
What they told me was they took me out my body.
I wasn't in my body anymore.
This doesn't normally happen with hash.
This happens on DMT or it happens on ketamine or something,
right?
I'm on hash, a tiny little bit, size of a lentil, and I start
tripping and I'm out my body. And these fuckers are there and they said,
"Where do you want to go?"
The first thing I said was Alpha Centauri, which is the first thing you would say
of course.
And they took me to Alpha Centauri, and it's fucking real. It's there.
There's three suns. The whole thing was moving exactly as we're told it's
supposed
to move astronomically. And I'm there, and I said to them,
"Look, what the hell's going on here?" as you
might.
And, uh,
they said, "We've come to tell you this stuff so
that you can put it in your work
and explain it to the world." Right. Why do they always say that to everyone?
Why do they always tell everyone to go out and tell the world what's going on, and
everyone tells us the same shit?
So these things, I met them,
and what they were was like silver, like those things you get in rave videos
basically, silver morphing mercurial blobs of
chrome that think,
and they took me to the fifth dimension.
And the fifth dimension is outside space and time,
and they explained to me what
time is all about. The universe we live in is
designed to grow larvae, right?
Believe it. Don't-- You don't have to believe this.
I'm just setting the story here.
They explained to me that
beyond space and time we have our actual selves.
These things that we're experiencing right now are sections through time.
Everyone in here is a section through time.
But in actual fact, you're not experiencing your real body.
What is your real body? Your real body is a process that starts when you're born,
and it moves forward until you die. That is you.
Seen from outside, that's what you look like.
You look like a gigantic centipede spread round all the little things
that you always do up and down through your house,
up the stairs, down to the
store, back. And it's a centipede. It's us, right?
It starts as a little baby, and it comes out your mother's womb,
and it gets
bigger,
and that is the process in time. Like I say,
we're experiencing sections now, so we
don't spend a lot of time thinking about this.
But think of ourselves as processes through time, which is what we
actually are. We all know we were twelve.
We all know we were ten years old. Where is that point?
Show me you at ten years old, and yet you are there.
So these things said to me,
"This is what's going on.
We use time to grow larvae
because outside space and time you can't grow anything because
it's timeless.
Nothing grows. What you wanna do if you want to make one of these higher
dimensional beings who's actually us already,
is you grow it in time. So you make a universe."
And how you make a universe is you plug a little part of yourself into
the
information world that they live in, which is what I seem to be experiencing
is a,
a sea of pure information.
And they exist in that, but there is no time.
Time is part of that, but this is the fifth dimension.
It's time, space, breadth, depth, plus.
And they said to me,
"The universe you live in, the world you're living on, is a larvae."
Every single one of us here is the same thing.
There's no distinction. All we do-- we don't understand what we are.
And they explained to me if you've got a two-dimensional field, say
flat plane, you stick your hand through it,
there's one hand there.
But if you stick your hand through a two-dimensional plane and there's
two-dimensional entities who live on there, they will see four
circles,
right? Four distinct, completely different circles.
But no, it's the one hand. Every one of us in here
is the same fucker.
We're all the same thing according to these weirdos.
And what we are is intersected... Thank you. Thank you.
I'm glad someone agrees.
What we are is intersections through four D
spacetime. So yeah, I look like this. I stop here.
No, I don't stop here. I've been here for, what, five minutes now.
Where was that guy who was here five minutes ago?
Right. Where is he? Point to him. But he was existed. You all saw him.
I saw you five minutes ago.
Where is that guy?
So this led me in obviously up some very strange alleyways.
And, uh,
these things explained to me that,
as I say, the universe is some kind of larval entity.
What it does is it proceeds through us stages of
development.
Now if you think about a fetus in the womb,
and there's a famous phrase that says, uh, what is it?
Phylogeny recapitulates, you know, evolution or whatever the fuck it is.
You know, I forget the good bits.
But there's the idea that if you've got a
fetus, it starts off, it goes through every single thing.
It starts as a unicellular entity.
It splits, it becomes a, a lizard, it becomes a mammal,
eventually it becomes a
human. And they said to me, "The culture you're living in is...
Understand it this way, phylogeny recapitulates
history."
So what we're actually watching is this thing coming towards
self-awareness and
coherence in the same way that a fetus does.
We haven't even been born yet.
There is no adult on this planet. There is not one adult on
this planet, which explains a lot.
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