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quest we did here in '95 or '96.

Astronomer J. Allen Hynek

developed the scale

to identify the types of

human-ET encounters.

From his original three categories,

a fourth, more controversial,

CE-4.

Even more controversial,

Steven Greer added

a fifth kind of encounter:

CE-5:

Human Initiated Contact.

So, how is this done?

Given Schroedinger's idea

that the number of all minds

in the universe is one,

in order to make this type of contact,

a human could potentially access

that single inner consciousness

through intense meditation and

then visualize his location

down through the milky way

to the planet Earth

to wherever he sits under the stars.

In theory, then,

any extraterrestrial passing by

would be able to hear the broadcast

and know exactly where to go

if they choose to do so.

It's interesting how many people

have never been out in a place like this,

where they can see the

whole milky way galaxy.

Most people who come for a week,

it alters their life.

There is meditation techniques.

There's remote viewing techniques.

And once you start learning these

processes and refining them,

then you can make contact

more quickly, more easily,

and be more of a asset to the group.

Checking to be sure that there's

no source from anyone else

so that when we do start having

electromagnetic signals through this

we know that it's a legitimate source.

My name's Emery Smith.

I've been with CSETI for

approximately three years.

Getting a base line reading from us.

My duties consist of a couple things:

I am Dr. Greer's head security detail.

I also am their photographer.

I operate anywhere from two

to six cameras at one time.

Many of the craft that are

coming in are trans dimensional

and, the way I understand it,

not visible to the human eye,

and that's where this new technology,

the night vision,

that's where that's coming into play.

With the advent of new

technology that's out there

it becomes easier and easier for us to

capture these beings and these

celestial objects on film.

After you do the night vision

it has a green hue, of course,

and after a while when you

get back to real life,

you're thinking,

"Why isn't everything green?

This can't be reality. "

I'm going to show an early

one from Gulf Breeze from 1992.

We went down there

and one of the fun things

that happened is that

I had about 40-50 people,

"Let's go out on the beach. "

And we didn't have good cameras then,

but you'll get the feeling of how exciting

it was having all these people

and one and then two and

then three and then four

ET craft materialized right in the sky.

one, two, three.

- Yes! Four!

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