All about Psychic Projectors

[Nathancat7]

There is always going to be some sharing of energy between Psychic projectors and the movie audience--sometimes just around a general theme--like the presence of aliens. Perhaps regarding this the energy of peoples higher centers are accessed and interacted with by STO psychic projectors, regarding aliens, even while they are interacting with STS.
I once saw an animated movie called "Balto" that seemed to lift it's characters, plot and location from my life. This movie really was about me, and looking at my subjective life I just thought--that figures. The process of seeing something objectively and acquiring knowledge involves confronting the subjective.

 

[blindpsychic]

I just made a very interesting connection re:aryan projectors. Reading Keel's Eight Tower, he mentions at one point:

During my own investigations into the mountains of northern New Jersey, I wandered uncomfortably through old caves half-filled with water after local residents had told me of hearing the sounds of pulsing machines.Further north, people living in the Catskill Mountains told Dr Berthold Schwarz of hearing sourceless mechanical sound sat the height of the 1966 UFO wave. We have, in fact, hundreds of reports from all over the world describing mysterious engine noises, buzzes, hums, hisses, and musical bell-like sounds coming from unseen sources. A sound like the dirge of a giant pipe organ has been heard infrequently in Yellowstone Park for a hundred years. Lakes from New York's Finger Lake region to Africa are occasionally haunted by thunderous explosions like cannon shots.To the UFO cultists these sounds are supposed to be coming from the marvelous space ships of mysterious extraterrestrial travelers. Another group (and it is a large group) sees these things as evidence of the existence of 'Deros' - detrimental robots - who live in the bowels of the earth and are up to no good.

And I thought this was odd, since I had never heard of these 'Deros' before so I did a wiki search on them to see what I'd find. And it turned up Richard Sharpe Shaver, who was an artist back in the days of pulp fiction, who had some interesting hobbies related in research of some forgotten proto-language.

During 1943, Shaver wrote a letter to Amazing Stories magazine. He claimed to have discovered an ancient language he called "Mantong," a sort of Proto-World language which was the source of all Earthly language. In Mantong, each sound had a hidden meaning, and by applying this formula to any word in any language, one could decode a secret meaning to any word, name or phrase. Editor Ray Palmer applied the Mantong formula to several words, and said he realized Shaver was on to something.

According to Palmer (in his autobiography, The Secret World), Palmer wrote Shaver back, asking how he had learned of Mantong. Shaver responded with an approximately 10,000 word document entitled "A Warning to Future Man." Shaver wrote of extremely advanced pre-historic races who had built cavern cities inside Earth before abandoning Earth for another planet due to damaging radiation from the Sun. Those ancients also abandoned some of their own offspring here, a minority of whom remained noble and human "Teros", while most degenerated over time into a population of mentally impaired sadists known as Deros—short for "detrimental robots." Shaver's "robots" were not mechanical constructs, but were robot-like due to their savage behavior.

These Deros still lived in the cave cities, according to Shaver, kidnapping surface-dwelling people by the thousands for meat or torture. With sophisticated "ray" machinery that the great ancient races had left behind, they spied on people and projected tormenting thoughts and voices into our minds (reminiscent of schizophrenia's "influencing machines" such as the Air loom). Deros could be blamed for nearly all misfortunes, from minor "accidental" injuries or illnesses to airplane crashes and catastrophic natural disasters. Women especially were singled out for brutal treatment, including rape, and Dash notes that "Sado-masochism was one of the prominent themes of Shaver's writings."[5] Though generally confined to their caves, Shaver claimed that the Deros sometimes traveled by spaceships or rockets, and had dealings with equally evil extraterrestrial beings. Shaver claimed first-hand knowledge of the Deros and their caves, insisting he had been their prisoner for several years.

These were later turned into "I Remember Lemuria". Which I guess may be more familiar to other forumites. I thought it was an interesting connection fwiw. I'd like to do more research on underground civilizations, but it seems that this particular theory suffers some of the worst disinformation surrounding what little data there seems to be on the subject. Besides the C's communications, there's a couple little asides I've read about that don't really say anything concretely, and it gets more complicated when it gets combined with UFO lore and it muddies the waters.