The Roswell Alien Interview | Your Soul Has Been Here Thousands of Times
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Let's say, for example, that you take a joint housing loan with your partner. Well, the fact that you don't save the most money helps a little. Joint mental health insurance helps a lot. Count the price and protect your partner today. if.fi.henkivakuutus. Henkivakuutuksen Yhteistyöliiton jäsenelle myöntää Kalevavakuutus, jonka asiamiehenä toimii IF-vakuutus. In 2007, Lawrence Spencer found a thick envelope in his mailbox. It was full of military documents from the 1940s. Some were routine duty rosters and schedule memos. Some were stamped top secret. But all were from Roswell Army Airfield. Spencer also found transcripts of strange interviews. At first, they couldn't communicate with the subject.
The military brought in translators, scientists, even cryptographers, but nothing worked. Finally, they learned the only way to communicate was telepathically. There are pages of predictions, warnings, strange technology, and a secret war. Nothing made sense. Then Spencer found a page that explained everything. It said, Roswell AAF, 509th Bomb Group, Alien Interview, July 8, 1947.
Matilda McElroy was a nurse in the US Army, and she had a secret, a secret that could get her killed, so she kept her mouth shut. Then she got cancer. With only a few weeks to live, Matilda packed up a stack of military documents and mailed them to Lawrence Spencer. She read his book about unexplained phenomena, The Oz Factors. She decided he was the only person who might take her seriously. Her letter was handwritten and desperate.
I have kept this secret for 60 years. Now I'm 84 years old. I decided to tell this story because I think people should know the truth.
What military documents did Lawrence Spencer discover in 2007?
Her story started July 8th, 1947. Matilda was a flight nurse with the Women's Army Air Force assigned to the 509th Bomb Group at Roswell. When she got to base that morning, she knew something happened. There were armed guards at places that didn't have guards yesterday. Unfamiliar faces everywhere. Some wore uniforms, some wore suits, but all of them seemed nervous. Matilda was on her way to the station hospital when two MPs asked her to follow them. They were polite enough, but she knew it wasn't a request. A colonel met her at the entrance of a hangar. He told her that a craft came down in the desert. They recovered a survivor, but it wasn't responding to communication. Her job was to determine if it needed medical attention.
Matilda thought it was strange he used the word, if. She had no idea what it could be, until they went into a dimly lit room at the back of the hangar. And there in the corner, sitting on a small chair, was a being. About three feet tall, gray skin, large head, no hair, three fingers on each hand, no nose, no mouth, no ears. Its body didn't look biological, more like a doll made of plastic or rubber. No internal organs, no reproductive system. A hairless, blasted doll body with no reproductive system. Uh, sounds like it was just, uh, Ken. Please, I don't need Mattel's lawyers coming after me. Fine, fine, fine. Hairless, blasted doll body with no reproductive system. Uh, sounds like that thing you got hidden in your closet.
OK, can I get back to you? Technically, your doll kind of has a reproductive system. That's enough. The men were treating it like a problem to solve. Matilda treated it like a patient. She walked over calmly and sat down next to it. No visible injuries, no bleeding. Whatever this thing was, it didn't seem to be in pain.
How did Matilda McElroy communicate with the alien being?
She leaned forward to speak, and before she opened her mouth, a thought entered her mind. But the thought wasn't hers. Not injured. The body I occupy is not a body such as yours. I do not require food or atmosphere, but I need water. Matilda expected to be afraid, but she wasn't. The thoughts were calm, familiar even. She sensed this being was female and she wasn't dangerous. Matilda introduced herself with a thought and the being responded the same way. I am called Eru. You are the only one here who does not hide their thoughts from me. She interviewed Errol for six weeks. The transcripts filled hundreds of pages.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:06
2
What military documents did Lawrence Spencer discover in 2007?
2:06–3:50
3
How did Matilda McElroy communicate with the alien being?
3:50–18:13
4
What revelations did Matilda share about the alien's origins?
18:13–20:15
5
What is the significance of the Domain and the Old Empire?
20:15–26:24
6
How did Matilda's experience challenge our understanding of consciousness?
26:24–29:12
7
What did Errol reveal about humans and their past?
29:12–34:06
Speakers
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