Since its inception (originally as “The Bellingham UFO Group”) in 1988, our gathering of fellow voyagers and seekers has studied a wide array of anomalous phenomena and intriguing theories. From Unidentified Flying Objects to Near Death Experiences, from Alternative Anthropology to Visionary Spirituality, from Hypnotherapy to Meditation, from Sasquatch to Chupacabra, from Earth to Mars, on and on
. . . The witnesses have been and continue to be heard. For those who have eyes to see, ears to hear, minds to think, and hearts to know, the verdict is in:
We as a species are now – and have been throughout the ages – in contact with energies and beings from beyond our “normal” paradigm. Despite what we have been led to believe, the inevitable conclusion has now been reached: We are not alone. Given this conclusion, given these experiences and encounters, the question before us becomes, “What do we do now?”
If, as events seem to suggest, we are being invited to evolve, then we must come into touch with who we are – as individuals and as a species – and what we are becoming. Ontology is the study of being. And, from this point forward, we will rededicate ourselves to the examination of how these experiences and encounters are affecting our very being. If – as individuals and as a species – we do not accept the challenge to welcome these contact experiences, to learn from them and move forward in a spirit of understanding and compassion, to expand our concept of reality, to become something new, then we will have failed our mission on this planet. For human beings are not meant to be spiritual slaves or existential puppets. To be human is to change, to grow, to become – to embrace our selves, others, and the world around us, all together on the wondrous wheel of life. Our task is to study this transition from human beings to human becomings. Come along with us as we accept this evolutionary invitation. Please join us in this quest. Together, we will turn the wheel of life.