#53 My First Beamship Sighting

As I stated in my last post, I traveled up to visit with my parents near a town called Heber in Arizona. It was Thanksgiving in November.

Originally I had determined not to travel there that year because of many factors but after my odd laughing incident at the Human Enhancement Center my desire to visit family was more important.  I laughed all the way up the road to the forested area where they had their cabin.

Not far from their cabin was the exact location where Travis Walton had his Gray abduction experience. It was probably within five miles.

My parents were surprised to see me since I had previously said I wasn’t visiting this year. Still, they were happy to see me.

They don’t know this next segment to my story because I felt they were already disturbed with many of my new found beliefs and experiences as well as my failed relationship with my wife of 17 years.

It was after the meal of turkey and the other standard Thanksgiving fare that I retired to a guest room to rest a while. I had an excellent view out the window from the bed.

I was looking at the forest view when suddenly it appeared right outside the cabin. Not too low … I’d say about 200 feet up. It was all shiny and silver with the disc shape I had seen so many times in the Meier photographs and films. It hovered only a few moments and a great feeling of contentment and I’d have to say gratitude, infused itself throughout my body.

I heard no message in my mind … heard no sound from the craft even though my window was cracked open … received no messages of any kind other than that strong feeling in my body… then in the blink of an eye it left.  It literally moved to my right  over the trees within my field of vision in the window in a flash of rainbow colored light.

As an adult, this was my first personal sighting of such a craft. My interactions with craft as a child were the ones shaped like classic Gray craft which are different in their disc shape.

I don’t have any indication as to the reason I was shown this fantastic sight … but I am grateful for it.