Yes, I have dealt with that topic.

Please see this and this.

It has been said that there are a lot of actual first hand witnesses who have seen and worked on recovered UFOs, who have seen alien bodies, but that they are waiting to see how David Grusch is being treated, before they decide if they want to come forward and testify.

The fact that people within the Intelligence Community have pointed a reporter to police records about Grusch’ brief psychiatric hospitalization for PTSD—thus doing an end run around HIPAA protections—is their attempt to intimidate and to discourage such witnesses from testifying.

Elements within our government have been running a UFO disinformation and intimidation program for many decades now.

We will see if such intimidation tactics are again successful .

Of course, this new bipartisan Congressional interest in UFOs could just be an attempt to distract from the information coming out about the Biden crime family.

But what I think has actually happened is that—behind the scenes briefings by people like Lou Elizondo and Chris Mellon, plus reinforcing corroborating testimony from others— have awakened and really alarmed some members of Congress about the fact that what may be matters of supreme importance have been hidden from them for decades and, moreover, that this has been done by the equivalent of a hidden government within our government which has concealed and withheld this vital information from them for many decades.

Rufus T. Firefly:

Yeah. Sad but true.

I was a member of a “Course” group in the 2000s, after I had turned conservative, and I was disillusioned by what rubber-stamp progressives “Course” people almost all were.

Which included hating on George W. while going on and on about love.

If Jesus had yelled from the cross, “I hate all you guys,” it would been a completely different story. There would have been no resurrection. What created the space for his triumph was his defenselessness, his holding to love despite what others were doing to him.

–Marianne Williamson, “Return to Love” (1991)
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So, now you know more about Marianne Williamson than perhaps you wished.

Thanks. I knew almost nothing about the course in miracles, except that it had a big impact on Williamson.

I have done very little research on her, but whether she calls herself a theologian, philosopher or something else, it seems like she has helped a lot of people and she seems active in a lot of charities.

It’s odd that someone who has made a living witnessing the good that can be wrought by personal, non-governmental health is advocating for big government, but she is, unfortunately, not alone (ahem, cough, Pope Francis, cough).

And nothing to be embarrassed about. Spending some portion of every day for a year thinking about love and trying to magnify it in the world can’t be all bad.

https://acim.org/acim/text/introduction/en/s/51?wid=toc&fwv=true

Hmm… I still find it deep and mysterious. I’ve read a fair amount of channeled material, but the “Course” is in a league of its own for being coherent, yet unpredictable.

It’s at least a testament to the unconscious potentials of the human mind.

Rufus T. Firefly:

I can’t tell if you are aware, but Williamson is not exactly involved in theology and philosophy as most people consider those fields.

Williamson is a New Age teacher. Her background comes from the fascinating, though peculiar works known as “A Course in Miracles,” channeled by a Jewish atheist psychologist, Helen Schucman, from Jesus Christ. It’s core teaching:
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Nothing real can be threatened.
Nothing unreal exists.
Herein lies the peace of God.

–“A Course in Miracles”, p. 1.
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Love is the ultimate reality. Everything else is illusion. Our lives about healing this illusory separation between ourselves and God.

It’s not surprising that Williamson’s political prescriptions are vague and perhaps contradictory.

That said, I have a certain respect for the “Course.” I broke my brain on it for a while. It’s not the usual New Age pablum. The “Workbook” part of the “Course” is 365 day-by-day exercises designed for one to deconstruct one’s accustomed false reality, then to experience the true reality of love.

I’ve said too much … 🙂