Please do not lie. When you were touring Poland as
Alenara the Breatharian you were making these very same claims including, "I am blessed with what I at least perceive to be extrasensory perception and am able to experience matter, molecules, atoms, and various forms of light on my own without the use of instruments."
I have since gained an interest in science and skepticism and turned around to look back at my claims in an investigative and exploratory manner.
For years you were utterly convinced you had ESP. When you first arrived here you said you believed it might be ESP. You have also made variety of
other claims
The experiences I have, can be very easily misinterpreted by the experiencer as being something "paranormal". I
do see and feel health information. And there
is accuracy and in cases where there should be none. However I do agree that the conclusion that this be a true case of ESP was made prematurely, and that is how I now look back again at my experience in an investigative manner and expecting to reveal a normal, not paranormal, explanation.
including repeated statements that you are not human. Your exact quote to me was, "Am... no, I don't believe I am human." I'm pretty sure nothing is being lost in the translation.
My childhood was filled with experiences that can lead any child to beginning to think of themselves as otherwordly. And no, I am not talking about personal traumas or dissociation from self, but actual encounters of UFOs and all that comes with it. Then in my teens, while still young, I came across the woo concept of "Star People", which is the idea that one's consciousness or soul comes from another world somewhere in outer space, while living here and in a human body, so it was natural for me to relate to this concept.
It may very well be nothing but a social construct and cultural artifact of our space-age and day, but it remains rooted in my sense of self. However I am now today an adult and can look back to say that I will not state this as a fact but I will acknowledge that my identity remains containing elements of such a childhood and past and that those are best not discarded, because they are too intertwined with who I became.
In other words, my childhood was different and did contain several strange experiences related to UFOs and such, and I must say not all in my mind alone but in the real tangible world itself, and that this all took part during my development of identity. I do not claim this to be real, yet it is part of my sense of self. We all have an identity that is subjective, shaped by our experiences and culture, and none of us can claim that who we are as individuals is "real".
You have made a wide variety of extraordinary claims and have failed every single time you have attempted to demonstrate them to others. Skeptics follow the evidence. They don't start with ridiculous beliefs and continue to say, "Nope, still not enough to falsify this belief for which I have no evidence."
My paranormal claim of medical perceptions remains unfalsified.
Why do you insist on validation from others? Millions of people go through their own periods of self-discovery without writing a million words on the Internet about it. Why don't you do the same and come back when you've either got the evidence we will be forced to accept or an admission that you were wrong all along? Why must you make it a public spectacle and then insist you're not after attention?
I make my investigation a documentary, therefore I share it with others who might be interested. I do think it might benefit the skeptical community to have a fully disclosed example of a paranormal claim, and for the woo community to experience a case of woo taken through the process of skepticism.
