ZetaTalk: Standing In
Note: written on Feb 15, 1997

During an increasingly busy Transformation period, with the necessity of gathering up contactees for group meetings, the aliens coordinating these group meetings are presented with endless scheduling difficulties. Many times when one contactee is free to have some missing time, the others are busy at work, as coordination may span the globe. One way around this matter is to get an exception from the Council of Worlds so that the contactee can be moved forward into the future for the meeting, then returned, and thus experience no missing time but rather a doubling of time in the near future. This is seldom done, due to the administrative complexity.

Another method available to the busy alien visitors assisting with the Transformation is what could be termed a stand-in, where the contactee thinks they are in two places at once. Essentially the process is this:

• The contactee is picked up in the normal manner and taken to his group meeting. During this time the meeting is being recorded in his subconscious, in the usual manner, and he is, on a gut level, fully aware of the meeting content, participants, and any resolve as a result of the meeting. In other words, the meeting has taken place as usual.

• Simultaneously an alien steps into the physical surroundings and activities the contactee would have been involved in, had they not been picked up for the group meeting. This alien mentally records the events, transferring this mental image with full sight and sound and sense of touch to the conscious of the contactee, who thus is recording this in their conscious as though they were there.

• Following the group meeting, the contactee is returned to their setting and picks up seamlessly in the ongoing activities, so that consciously they do not register any disruption at all. The activities conducted by the stand-in bear the mark of the contactee, as while mentally transferring the situation to the contactee, the alien stand-in is also receiving reactions from the contactee as to what steps they would take next, etc.

This method has some wear and tear on the contactee, in that brain chemistry is exhausted more rapidly than the humans physiology is designed to replenish. Thus, this method is not used for long periods of time, or done repeatedly within a day, unless the situation absolutely requires that such steps be taken.

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