Topic: Reptilians in Africa

Here is a link to a very interesting interview with an African native, a Zulu shaman, about his experiences with the reptilian and gray aliens.

http://www.mendhak.com/paranormal/ufo/show.php?id=44

These aliens are more widely known in Africa than the media would have you believe. The Zulu are even aware that the grays ("Mantindane") are workers for the reptilians ("Chitauli") and are not here on their own simply to experiment with us.

2 (edited by Auendove 2004-07-26 06:30:53)

Re: Reptilians in Africa

Credo Mutwa wrote:

One other thing that our people say is that the Chitauli prey upon us like vultures.

No kidding.

Some of you have already read of this dream in an email my mate had during the early morning on 6/26, but because of Credo Mutwa's use of the word "vultures" I want to post it.  The timing of the dream correlates to the happenings discussed on the "Attack over the past few weeks..." thread lyra started, and actually, I had an urging at the time to post the dream on that thread, but for whatever reason I can't find now I didn't.

http://montalk.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=352

My mate and I were out to lunch, this was a part of our luncheon conversation... as you can imagine I quickly lost my appetite.

He and me were in a "new" house, like a new house we had just moved into.  He was looking out one of the windows at the back of another house. He said the back of the house was a solid wall with the windows and gutters, curtains, plant hangers, and the such just painted on (in other words a "faux" house, not real).  In the backyard of this house he saw these vulture like creatures that didn't have any feathers on them and they were funny colored, he saying they were fat like pigs, they were GRAY colored with some pink in them, this reminding him of pigs even though they were clearly vultures.  He said they were on a frenzied eating spree, eating the "pretty birds", his words. He said there were peacocks and the vultures were ripping their feathers out with their teeth, and they were ripping apart doves.... doves?  (exit my appetite) He said these as well as other pretty birds were just being ripped apart and eaten.

I was already sheet white from having been in the hospital having a "faux" heart attack three days prior, but he could tell from my face dropping (I had been trying to have some fun, to be upbeat, laughing at whatever I could) that I had become distressed.  As my being in the hospital, him seeing me like that, scared the kwap out of him, he was being extra careful not to upset me.... he didn't think the dream would upset me because he thinks it's just a dream.  He still does. He doesn't understand the service he performed by having the dream and then telling me about it.

If I couldn't put my finger on what was happening to me before he told me of this, my finger became buried in the truth of what was happening... the life was being sucked out of me and I knew by whom. Vultures indeed.

And I have to add, the use of this word, and as it applies or synchronizes with my personal experience, is the very LEAST of the applications and synchronicities I experienced digesting this interview... within words, sentences, paragraphs, the whole gosh darn interview.  AND as well I have been experiencing some "bubbling up" of ideas and even deep-seated/ancient/timeless personal syncs, two major ones, that have been in the forefront of my thoughts the past few days, one of which feels buried in part of this interview... I feel a strange wind blowing at my door. I don't know how many times I brushed my bangs up off of my forehead, all three of my eyes buggin' out while reading this interview.

Credo Mutwa wrote:

Now, sir, some time ago here in South Africa-and it is still an ongoing process-5 White girls disappeared.

Does anyone know further of this incidence?  The date their disappearance occurred? 

I already tried a quick engine search, but only went through the first three pages.  I entered "five white girls disappear in Africa", it rather startled me to see something like 70,000 hits come up.  I guess I need to redefine my search, and I will, but if anybody has a fast track to the date of these girls disappearing I would be most grateful.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

3 (edited by lyra 2004-07-26 07:15:45)

Re: Reptilians in Africa

Auendove, (and everybody)

As simplistic and trite as this is probably going to sound, the only thing I can offer up is "Don't feed them fear."

Becoming fearful, scared, nervous, looking over your shoulder, getting creeped out, turning white, getting the chills, being freaked out over synchronicities only lowers your frequency and encourages it.  A nonchalant attitude goes a long, loooooooong way to separating yourself from it.

I speak from personal experience, mind you.   I may be younger than many here, and thusly, many here will probably dismiss what I'm saying, but so be it, it's their loss.   But all I can say is, I've gone through my share of craziness, and I mean, A LOT of craziness, stuff that's up there with what you see in movies.   It would fill an entire book.   And what I learned is that when I developed an unfazed, nonchalant, non-plussed attitude..........lo and behold, it stopped all of it right in its tracks.   

When they have nothing to feed on, they will leave and go elsewhere.

If you keep getting freaked out and taking it more seriously than it needs to, you're giving them power they don't deserve to have, period.

I had something "comin 'round" trying to feed on me last Thursday night in fact.   It was a lowly bottom feeder who makes his way in this reality by hijacking dreams to turn them negative, then promptly feeds on the resulting "loosh".    I woke from it with a start, "heard" his presense, (I can hear them) realized what was happening, talked myself out of any fear that was starting to happen with my tried and true reminder, "No fear.   No fear.  Don't feed it."   And then basically was like, "f*ck off!  I don't have TIME for this shit.  I have to get up for WORK tomorrow."   No lie, those were my words.   And it wasn't the first time I've had to think them either.  But it always works.   

And boom, it was gone.

That's just one meager example of many, of which includes much larger more "scary" events.  But they're only scary if you *allow* them to be. You have that choice.   Most don't realize this. If they were going to get ya, they would've gotten you already.  Obviously, they can't.   Doesn't mean to let your guard down and not intend for protection. But it does mean you don't need to be scared and freaked out by this stuff. It is what it is, and will only become bigger during these times, as things start changing, so get used to it!  wink  smile   

I have my log book full of the most crazy, implausible, barely believable synchs you've ever seen, but I don't view them as something to get freaked out about, I view them as fascinating and intriguing, something to learn from.   

When you get freaked out and scared, you lower your frequency, you become a target, and they will view you as a play toy.

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!"  - Anonymous
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"I get by with a little help from my (higher density) friends."
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Re: Reptilians in Africa

Lyra, ditto for not letting them have the benefit from feeding off the fear emoitonal energy.  Yes, it is very difficult at first NOT to get scared/fearful/anxious, however with a little practice it becomes easier. 

Lately there's been a few "I"M HERE" tactics with me and my mate.  Phone ringing only to have really weird tones (not fax or anything else I can identify) playing on the other end.  Knocking noises in various places in the house, which for the life of me cannot figure out the how and why. Both of us are at odds with the really loud one yesterday, it was like someone was smacking the side of the house with a basketball.  Hmm, not very creative I thought.

In spite of it all we manage to keep up a sense of pretty ribald humor, I try and not act like I'm not 12 but when you're having fun...Alrighyyy then...go for it.

If there is no time
      Then you have time for everything.
   You're never in a hurry.
That's true freedom.

5 (edited by Auendove 2004-07-26 08:07:28)

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lyra,

I don't think what you say is simplistic or trite at all, but are you getting the impression from my post I'm scared, or fearful?

I feel challenged in a healthy way, not fearful. I'm amazed with the focusing process involved in uncovering knowledge or truth, even if it is an individual truth or knowledge.

Maybe I'm getting too personal here on NR, too much self disclosure of my process, and maybe sharing the dream in my above post, and those few moments at lunch that came with it were too personal... maybe I should be more cautious in the future. What do you think?

Honestly, you'll have surprised me here if you really think I'm scared.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

Re: Reptilians in Africa

Auendove,

Yes I did get the impression you were fearful, based on several things:  You used the words "upset", "distressed" and said "all three of your eyes were bugging out" when reading the interview.   That was just my impression based on certain word choices.   I don't think you've revealed too much about your personal situation though.  I mean, ultimately, it's up to us how much we choose to reveal, and for me personally, I'll talk about anything, I don't care.  smile    After going through some things I realized it could be beneficial to share those experiences with others.   If someone can't benefit from them, then what was the point of going through them?!   haha big_smile    That's just me though.

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!"  - Anonymous
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"I get by with a little help from my (higher density) friends."
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It is my personal feeling that we are all in our own way assisting in the process of assuring non atrophy in the realms of spiritual awareness and discernment.  Let's face it-I don't think any of us want to be in the crowd of fat, dumb, and happy cheetos couch potatoes in deep anethesia from TV.

Feeling challenged in a healthy way, as Auendove stated, hits home. This seems to stress awareness and discernmant as a vital part of our beingness smile

If there is no time
      Then you have time for everything.
   You're never in a hurry.
That's true freedom.