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That’s how I used to be, a non believer like many others. I don’t blame
them though. I do feel one has to see in order to believe. Fortunate is he
who is able to believe in something reasonable and logical without having
seen it. I wasn’t one of these people. Sometimes it still seems too
incredible to me. But then each time I see him I’m again convinced. Even
with all the evidence I posses, both private and the ones I’ve made public,
it’s still hard. I don’t even want to talk about those who haven’t
experienced extraterrestrial contact.
So many things we talked about with Amarón that night in my little house.
I turns out that he has a really good sense of humor. We ate and talked but
then the time came to say goodbye. I pleaded him to never bring an oemore
with him when he came to visit. He said he would honor my wish. We all
went out to the backyard and looked up at the sky but didn’t see anything,
only stars. Helena asked him where his flying saucer was.
- It’s on its way. – He replied.
We saw one of the many stars start to increase in size and then the light
was extinguished. You could only see a dark circle the size of a coin that
got bigger and bigger. When it got to a point were it looked bigger than my
house it stopped. Amarón brought out a thin card, similar to a credit card.
“What is that?” I asked. He said it was a remote control. When he pressed it
or slid his thumb over it and this gave the oemore instructions.
We all said goodbye and I’m not ashamed to say that we hugged and kissed
each other on the cheek like brothers. He said that we would see each other
again soon. He slid his finger over one of the symbols on the card and the
brilliant light through which he descended appeared as did the whirlwind.
The animals started their noise again but this time we didn’t pay any
attention to them or the wind. The light column changed its color tone and
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