Evidence: We are not alone (Introduction)

by Balance_Maintained , U.S.A., Friday, January 02, 2015, 09:39 (3613 days ago) @ BBella

Bella: I believe the Truth for each of us will always be personal and will always fit our own experiences within each of our lives and is the way it should be and is the way it is.
> -Truth is truth, but reality, now that is subjective.-
>Bella: So I just opened my mind and allowed what was before me to guide me, just by my observance alone, since, at that time, I had no other recourse.
> -Even as a christian, this happens to me on a regular basis. New connections and realizations that come out of nowhere. It's really quite interesting. ->Bella: Through observance alone, it seemed for me, synchronicity began to play a big role in my life it had not before. Information I had no prior knowledge of before this time began to show up, one right after another. People I had close relationships with for many years prior to this time, suddenly began to tell me strange stories. 
> -I've had this experience quite often as well. It is my belief that we are all connected in some way. Odd as it may seem, I do not find this to be at odds at all with the Christian beliefs.->Bella: Hundreds of thousands of people report seeing UFO's. Thousands report abductions. Many artifacts left without explanation. Different, very old cultures around the globe have similar stories of the origin of mankind from the Star People. It's hard for me to believe these are all coincidences or mental hallucinations of all these people. No more than I can believe those that have NDE's (three people that experienced NDE's are in my own family) are experiencing mental tricks of the mind. There are too many reports of both. Too many to be called bunk, unless you choose to ignore them and call them what you will. For me, I am open to the possibility that what people claim to hear and see with their own eyes is just exactly what it is. Sometimes things are just exactly as they seem - at least possibly.-
Just to play devil's advocate for a moment, how is the idea of "the origin of mankind from the Star People" different than the creation story of the bible? After all the bible refers to angels as 'stars' many times. Perhaps 'Star People', shining ones, or any other number of similar names are all referencing spirit creatures as opposed to aliens from a distant planet. The Bible also references them interacting with humans on another occasions, even breeding with them at one point.

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What is the purpose of living? How about, 'to reduce needless suffering. It seems to me to be a worthy purpose.