David Icke - Who really rules the world.pdf - Federal Jack

Reaching for Reality - Hidden Mysteries Books
“Reaching For Reality is an excellent addition to the growing body of
abduction literature. Through her thoughtful analysis and the fascinating
accounts of her clients, Constance Clear provides good information about
this most important phenomenon while furthering our knowledge of it.” –
David M. Jacobs, Ph.D., author of Secret Life and The Threat
Excerpt:
Page 57-58
I begin getting a series of rapid images. Very clear images, but of
extremely short duration. Before I can describe each, I’ve moved on to the
next one.
I’ve entered an auditorium. There are many people in it. I think most of
them are Grays. The auditorium is semicircular; I’ve stepped in through
doors at the back. The lighting is subdued, and the feel is of a social event.
There are some humans down there – they stand out. One man is wearing
a white T-shirt and jeans. He’s about 30 feet away. He stops and is talking
with someone, standing hipshot, relaxed. The seating is a series of
benches that follow the contours of the room. Some Grays are seated.
We’re getting ready for a presentation. My feet are bare.
There is a keyboard I’m familiar with. A display console is above it, with
numerous icons spread across the surface. Each is some variation on a
fancy crescent moon with brilliant colors, reds, oranges, yellows. The
colors seem to have to do with the level of urgency for each icon. The
screen has fine, gold grid lines on it. Some of the icons are drifting slowly.
Streams of data are going by inside an oval window on the console. The
data is supplemental to other things on the display, details about things.
I’m supposed to read everything that’s in green characters and read the
rest if I have time.
Another icon is yellow and resembles a hammer & sickle. My job is to
make adjustments. If you touch one of the icons, it can be “dragged” along
the console display. I’ve gotten good at it over the years; accustomed to
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