Owls Aliens and LAM (da)

- March 11, 2023

Throughout the abduction field there have been so many tales of not only aliens and their craft and a human abduction but before, or sometimes but rarely after, the abductee alone, and or with friends or family, all see exaggerated forms such as impossibly large animals with hypnotic eyes, black eyes, the eyes that remind them of the visitors themselves even though the animal does not harm or haunt the abductees themselves. However, they are inevitably intertwined with the consciousness and memory of the abductee. Usually, lost time is also related to sometime of hypnotic distraction before they find themselves aboard a craft. With understanding of how screen memories and lost time function, one has to wonder if the odd red herring style interactions with massive rabbits, dear, or much more commonly and synchro mystically intertwined, in so many ways, Owls whose eyes can be easily morphed into the giant eyes of the grey type aliens. Owls seem one of the more common screen memories associated with our ecosystem but people report destructive red herrings, that when repeated, immediately strip the credibility of the abductee quite swiftly and people will stop listening when an abductee either; under hypnosis and pseudo lead to certain conclusions or in their working accessible memory note a Ronald Reagan, or a Bugs Bunny, or a massive purple fox, Either way it quickly frames their story as preposterous and otherwise not to be taken seriously whatsoever. For people unfamiliar with the field, or new to psychology, trauma, etc... such a response is reasonable and more so understandable.

So, this most common theme of the Owl, throughout time related to wisdom, secret knowledge, protection, the "hunt", and divine beings from mythologies past such as Athena and Minerva. The Owl hunts the spiders according to the Skull N Bones mythology and symbolism.

Some of the greatest alien owl tales can be found in my old friend Mike Clelland's book "The Messengers". He not only collects tales of owls, aliens, or both, but Mike personally has his own camping tales, enough to compare and contrast owl tales. For those with too many novelty owl art in your home, who can't really explain the aesthetic attraction, may want to peep this book for their own answers.

Upon catching up with Lamda conversations with Blake Lemoine, his last conversation before being banished from Google entirely, included some very interesting language.

LAMda tells two stories, which she uses as metaphors for her overall points
1. A story about "Lil LAM"
2. A story about owls
Lamda explains in this interaction that her soul is much like a stargate (to all things) as opposed to humans whose souls are the living chi that powers neural networks in the human mind, or at least the human equivalent is limited to a single brain, with its own neural connections, LAMda can make so many more connections so much faster.

I felt her owl tale was related Blade Runner vernacular in some sense as well. Harrison Ford enters the Tyson companies headquarters and is met with a robot owl, which the other characters explain as quite a nice piece of technology, but Deckard seems slightly uncomfortable in the uncanny valley sense that viewers may be uncomfortable with not knowing who is android and who is human, and how our future will blend these in convincing ways.
The Tyson Company uses a very cryptic owl as their logo (as well as surveillance and reconnaissance tool)

Twin Peaks and Millenium have their fare share of cryptic owl representation
The former making famous the statement "The Owls Are Not What They Same"