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The other day I was thinking about animal mutilations. No matter how much we theorize, how much we study or how many cameras we set up we do not appear to be any closer to solving the mystery. It suddenly dawned on me, are we thinking to hard? It’s like when you do a crossword, you rack your brains trying to solve a clue and your attempt is futile, it’s only when someone else tells you the answer you realize how simple it was. The worst of it is you knew the answer all along but, in our eagerness to be clever and be the genius who finds the solution, we become blinded with an over active mind. So is that the problem with our perception of animal mutilations?
Let me put it this way, just suppose mutilations are not meant for us, they have nothing to do with us even though they upset and mystify us, our thoughts and concerns are surplus to requirements. What we refer to as an Evil Force is moving in and it’s bringing its furniture, it’s doing what matters to it, not us! Mutilations are committed for their reasons. If, as is thought by some researchers, these entities that commit these deeds are indeed from another dimension then how can we possibly understand them? In their dimension black could be white and white could be black.
I can look at an insect but I do not know what is going on in that insect’s brain, likewise do these entities see us as a dangerous insect; one not to be tangled with, unless confrontation is unavoidable. Should we think of them in the same way? Should we treat them like a plague of insects, a nuisance, something to be eradicated? Should we stop presuming? They possess superior intelligence, they are probably no more clever than we are, they just do things differently, things beyond our understanding, they probably pop into another dimension like we jump into water for a swim, it’s nothing, it’s something they have always done and at the end of the day what they do here is their business and, really, we should not take it personally (easier said than done), these entities do not set out to terrify us, they are just doing their thing.
What we have to do is either learn to avoid them through study and technology, or to stop them like we do with rats, perhaps it’s as simple as that, develop a poison they take back to their nest after a mutilation. There is one thing however, like the rats, you may get rid of them for the moment, but some time or other they always come back, so have they always been here and they will, like us, forever be here unless some cataclysm destroys our planet.
Let me put it this way, just suppose mutilations are not meant for us, they have nothing to do with us even though they upset and mystify us, our thoughts and concerns are surplus to requirements. What we refer to as an Evil Force is moving in and it’s bringing its furniture, it’s doing what matters to it, not us! Mutilations are committed for their reasons. If, as is thought by some researchers, these entities that commit these deeds are indeed from another dimension then how can we possibly understand them? In their dimension black could be white and white could be black.
I can look at an insect but I do not know what is going on in that insect’s brain, likewise do these entities see us as a dangerous insect; one not to be tangled with, unless confrontation is unavoidable. Should we think of them in the same way? Should we treat them like a plague of insects, a nuisance, something to be eradicated? Should we stop presuming? They possess superior intelligence, they are probably no more clever than we are, they just do things differently, things beyond our understanding, they probably pop into another dimension like we jump into water for a swim, it’s nothing, it’s something they have always done and at the end of the day what they do here is their business and, really, we should not take it personally (easier said than done), these entities do not set out to terrify us, they are just doing their thing.
What we have to do is either learn to avoid them through study and technology, or to stop them like we do with rats, perhaps it’s as simple as that, develop a poison they take back to their nest after a mutilation. There is one thing however, like the rats, you may get rid of them for the moment, but some time or other they always come back, so have they always been here and they will, like us, forever be here unless some cataclysm destroys our planet.
At the end of the day the ultimate in sorting out this menace is to actually be at the front door of a mutilation, if we try we can do this, if the right people volunteer to come forward with their specialist scientific skills. But first we have to start thinking differently and not take mutilations personally.
The English Cognizant Citizen
