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10. Psychic Phenomena: The UFO phenomenon is the result of
some as yet unknown physical energy that can be activated by
the psyche, the unconscious level of the human mind. This
physical law or energy would not itself be intelligent, but
it would be able to absorb, reflect, or imitate human
intelligence.

11. Projections of human beliefs: The UFO enigma is a
phenomenon of the collective human psyche that charges to
reflect the prevailing belief structures of the time. The
UFO constitutes a paraphysical phenomenon that is related
both to the psychological state of the observer and the
zeitgeist which enmeshes the observer.

12. Psychic need: Certain of humankind's basic psychic needs
tap into psychokinetic and other paranormal energies and
create images of wee people, holy figures, and other worldly
beings. The familiar forms that these manifestations assume
have been intrinsic elements in the human psyche since very
ancient times, but they appear modern in that human
experiences perceive them in the context of ideas that the
conscious mind has acquired through acculturation.

13. Archetypes: UFOs and their occupants are quasi-real
images created by the human collective unconscious. Jungian
archetypes surface as the result of thought-field energies
that are accessible to humans through dreams, meditations,
and other states of altered consciousness. These archetypes
may, in certain instances, be directed by highly evolved
entities who seek to influence and guide human affairs.

14. The Magic Theater: Such paranormal machinations that we
associate with UFO phenomena are the result of the "magical"
manipulations of time and space that are performed by the
entities we have dubbed "elves, fairies, devas, " and so
forth. These entities are paraphysical beings that have
coexisted with us as a companion species and appear to
participate somehow with us in an evolutionary design.

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As I noted a moment ago, there are a number of other writers
and researchers who have likewise adopted the position that
the alien-UFO experience may in fact be an Earth-bound, or
at least Earth-centric spiritual experience; and that it may
be directly associated with negative entities; that is, with
demons, and with the world of the occult. One such author is
journalist, UFO researcher and parapsychologist John A. Keel.
Most people are probably familiar with Keel due to his 1976
book "The Mothman Prophecies", which was later turned into a
movie of the same name in 2002, and which starred Richard
Gere and Alan Bates.

Similar to Jacques F. Vallee, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, and other
researchers, initially, Keel embraced the Extraterrestrial
Visitation Hypothesis; but, as with them, in his own words,
he informs us that his research led him to conclusions which
he hadn't expected. In his 1970 book "UFOs: Operation Trojan
Horse", Keel offers us the following remarks:

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"I abandoned the extraterrestrial hypothesis in 1967 when my
own field investigations disclosed an astonishing overlap
between psychic phenomena and UFOs . . . The objects and
apparitions do not necessarily originate on another planet
and may not even exist as permanent constructions of matter.
It is more likely that we see what we want to see and
interpret such visions according to our contemporary
beliefs."

"The UFO manifestations seem to be, by and large, merely
minor variations of the age-old demonological phenomenon."

"The devil and his demons can, according to the literature,
manifest themselves in almost any form, and can physically
imitate anything from angels to horrifying monsters with
glowing eyes. Strange objects and entities materialize and
dematerialize in these stories, just as the UFOs and their
splendid occupants appear and disappear, walk through walls,
and perform other supernatural feats."

"The endless messages from the space people would now fill a
library, and while the communicators claim to represent some
other world, the contents of those messages are identical to
the messages long received by mediums and mystics."

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So once again we see another researcher who has made a direct
correlation between the UFO phenomenon and the demons of old,
who apparently possess the ability to manipulate time, space,
matter, and reality as a whole.

The more I researched the UFO topic, the more I encountered
similar quotations from other notable men involved with the
academic community, who have also made a connection between
the alien-UFO phenomenon, demonism and the occult. Consider
the French astronomer, Pierre Guerin. Prior to his death in
2000, Pierre Guerin was a senior researcher at CNRS; that is,
the French National Council For Scientific Research. In his
challenging book "UFOs: The Mechanisms Of A Disinformation",
which was published just prior to his death, Doctor Guerin
predicted that the deep UFO secrecy which has characterized
American policy for many years, would continue; because, in
his view, such a revelation would be unbearable for the
general populace.

But did Pierre Guerin actually believe that UFO's were alien
spacecrafts from other worlds? Decide for yourself. In the
Vol. 25 No. 1 edition of "Flying Saucer Review", which is a
popular and influential UFO publication in Great Britain,
Doctor Guerin offers us this perspective:

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"[UFO] behaviour is more akin to magic than to physics as we
know it . . . the modern UFOnauts and the demons of past
days are probably identical."

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Speaking of magic, on one particular occasion, noted author
Arthur C. Clarke stated "Any sufficiently advanced technology
is indistinguishable from Magic." I've sometimes wondered if
some of the events which the Apostle John attributes to great
spiritual power in the Book of Revelation, might not be some
form of advanced technology, which he simply was not able to
comprehend in his day. Of course, the exact opposite may be
equally true; that is, what the Beast may some day attribute
to advanced scientific principles, may in fact be the result
of the demonic powers of Satan.

Returning to our topic, the link between aliens and demons
was also embraced by Gordon Creighton. Prior to his death in
2003 at the age of ninety-five, Mr. Creighton had been the
editor of FSR, (Flying Saucer Review), since 1982. But lest
one acquire the wrong impression, Gordon Creighton was not
just another UFO fringe case. Quite to the contrary, he was
a very highly-educated, (Cambridge, Paris, studied twenty
languages), world-traveled, (North/South America, Europe and
China), very serious-minded diplomat for the government of
Great Britain for most of his life. It's interesting to note
that, similar to Jacques Vallee, his interest in UFO's was
activated by his personal sighting of a UFO in western China
in 1941, while he worked at the British Embassy. Creighton
later described the unusual object as "a white disc with a
piercingly bright bluish light on top, racing through the
sky in the far west of China, near the eastern marches of
Tibet".

Although Gordon Creighton had an interest in and studied the
world's major religions, and appears to have been a Buddhist
at one time, according to my research, he was confirmed as a
Roman Catholic in his final years, which just so happened to
be the religion of his birth. The reason why I consider this
fact important, is because it may help to explain why he too
eventually concluded that the majority of UFO encounters are
probably satanic in origin. In an article entitled "Defense
Chief Warns Of 'Satanic UFOs'", The Times of London religion
correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, explains how Lord Hill-Norton,
a former "Admiral of the Fleet", has helped to found a group
called "UFO Concern"; the purpose of which is to warn others
of the satanic nature of some UFO's. In that same article,
Gordon Creighton comments about the new group, and is quoted
as having stated:

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"I do believe that the great bulk of these phenomena are
what is called satanic."

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About twenty years earlier, in 1976, in an editorial in FSR,
(Flying Saucer Review), Creighton more bluntly informed his
readership that "Demons . . . are here already in immense
strength". Taken together, these two quotes help to clarify
what Gordon Creighton must have been implying when, in the
1992 Flying Saucer Review Policy Statement, he wrote:

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"There seems to be no evidence yet that any of these craft
or beings originate from outer space."

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