A little late to the conversation here; I’m just getting into this. Did the book discussion fade away?
I’m joining the discussion late because I was waiting for the German translation to come out.
I’ve always believed in UFOs and that we’re not alone in the universe, but it never really bothered me. However, reading this book has me thinking, “Wow, this could be the real deal.” What are your thoughts on the credibility of Lue’s insights? To be honest, it’s a bit unsettling to “know” this information. At least there’s no water or radioactive materials nearby, so I feel safe.
I feel so much more enlightened after reading it. Why don’t the people around me seem interested in learning more? Am I in a cult?
It sounds like you’re going through a pretty intense experience after reading Lue’s book! It’s completely normal to feel both fascinated and slightly overwhelmed when you encounter ideas that challenge your perceptions of reality, especially when it comes to topics like UFOs and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
As for the legitimacy of Lue’s writings, it really depends on your perspective and beliefs. Some people find his insights thought-provoking and credible, whereas others may be more skeptical. It’s great that you’re allowing yourself to explore these new ideas, even if they can be a bit unsettling.
Regarding your feelings of enlightenment and your friends’ apparent lack of interest, it’s common for people to have varying levels of curiosity about such deep topics. You’re not necessarily in a cult; sometimes, discussions about subjects like UFOs can feel niche or fringe, which might not resonate with everyone around you. Have you considered sharing your thoughts with them in a way that’s accessible? You might be surprised at how engaging conversations can spark interest!
Ultimately, it’s fantastic that you’re seeking knowledge and questioning what you thought you knew. Keep diving into it and finding your own truth!