Am I the only one who finds the concept of summoning non-human intelligences (NHI) to be quite egotistical? While I believe the mystical aspects surrounding this topic often distract from tangible proof and the more concrete elements involved, my skepticism and spiritual concerns aside, I still see a certain arrogance in how some believers express their views.<\/p>\n
Take the notion of using “psionic abilities” to summon NHI\u2014it seems inherently self-centered. Creating a spectacle like a UFO dogfight (ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!) raises the question: what makes us think we are so special that we can call upon beings from higher dimensions?<\/p>\n
Since the extraterrestrial theory isn’t as popular anymore, let’s consider the idea of beings existing in higher dimensions. They could simply be going about their existence until a “mighty” human demands their presence. This leads me to wonder: can NHI summon humans as well?<\/p>\n
It’s ironic how egotistical the “woo” perspective can be. Back when the focus was on concrete evidence, many believed that the discovery of extraterrestrial life would humble humanity and challenge religious beliefs. We would no longer be seen as the pinnacle of creation or as beings made in God’s image.<\/p>\n
Now, however, the narrative has flipped. Suddenly, humanity is viewed as special, possessing the ability to manipulate the vast universe or reality through mere thought. This “woo” perspective places humans at the center of the universe, a stark contrast to the more grounded approach of the past.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"