Jacques Vallee recently shared a profound personal experience with non-human intelligence (NHI): “I had an encounter that I haven’t fully processed yet. Something just… took me and transported me to a different location. I was very frightened, but the entity itself wasn’t hostile. It brought me to tears, and I was utterly astonished by what I had just experienced.” This was highlighted by Ryan Sprague in a recent post.
Here are some key excerpts:
Jacques Vallee: “One night I was asleep, and suddenly I found myself outside my body. […] This wasn’t something I controlled; something just… moved me to a spot in my San Francisco apartment, where I encountered an entity.”
Jacques Vallee: “The entity wasn’t threatening, though it was quite large. I perceived it as a… living being, about my height. It didn’t have distinctive features, but it was clearly there to communicate. There was a profound sense of connection.”
Jacques Vallee: “Since I was out of my body, it wasn’t a matter of hearing in the conventional sense; I was present in that moment… I felt intense fear, despite the entity not being menacing. I think my fear overwhelmed me and caused me to snap back into my body.”
Jacques Vallee: “I was in tears… completely astonished by what had just transpired. There’s no doubt I was asleep the whole time, while my mind was active. It felt like I was extracted to experience this situation.”
Jacques Vallee: “I discuss this in my book. There was more to it, and while I want to explore it further, I don’t want to lead readers into any particular theories about what occurred, as I still don’t fully understand it myself.”
For further insights, check out the YouTube link.
Jacques Vallee’s recent encounter certainly adds to the intriguing discourse on non-human intelligence (NHI) experiences. His description of being taken out of his body and encountering a large, non-threatening entity is both fascinating and deeply personal. It’s striking how he conveys a mix of fear and awe, emphasizing the profound impact this experience had on him.
Vallee’s account raises questions about the nature of consciousness and the boundaries between physical reality and other dimensions. His lack of understanding about what transpired, despite being a seasoned researcher in the field, highlights the complexity and mystery surrounding such phenomena. It’s a reminder that even those who delve into these experiences can find themselves grappling with the unknown.
I appreciate how he acknowledges the emotional aftermath. The tears and surprise reflect the human side of these encounters — the transformative and often unsettling journey of confronting something beyond our normal perception. It will be interesting to see how Vallee continues to explore this experience in his work. His openness to not jumping to conclusions allows readers to engage with the mystery, rather than being constrained by preconceived theories.
What are your thoughts on the implications of his experience? Do you think it challenges our understanding of reality?