ZetaTalk: Science

by Nancy Lieder

  misinterpretation, let us explain that the lab did not consist of cages, but in this instance was an island, and a paradise

  at that. The lab was a controlled environment, but with no more controls than necessary. So what were Neanderthal's

  problems, and what did he become? Neanderthal, big brute that he was, had a digestive problem. It is often assumed

  that he died out because he was stupid, or confrontational, but he was none of these and underwent change only

  because he had tummy troubles. He was not living his full life, and some died young, due to inability to digest the

  foods available, to take advantage of the fauna and flora that were perforce his menu. Coming out of his genetic

  correction, and returned to his environs, he looked different - a bit like Cro Magnon Man.

  The bones of Homo Erectus simply mark the evolution of more than one race at a particular stage. Where did he go?

  Into the labs to become the next stage. You can equate the puzzle archeologists are trying to put together with litter

  along the highway. Here there are Coke bottles, there plastic wrappers, and at yet another stretch, no litter at all. If one

  did not understand that litter was influenced by recycling efforts and laws, the price paid for aluminum and glass, and

  the dedication of local groups or commandeered prisoners set out to pick the roadside clear, the patterns would make

  no sense. The missing link in the evolution of man is not a particular pile of bones as yet undiscovered, it is the teams

  of genetic engineers who periodically descended on Earth to check on their handiwork, and left when mankind had

  made another leap.

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  ZetaTalk: DNA Building Blocks

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  ZetaTalk: DNA Building Blocks

  Note: written on Jul 15, 1995.

  Where carbon and silicon serve as the base upon which life is built, throughout the Universe that we, the Zetas, are

  cognizant of, there are other variants. Many elements you, on Earth, consider to be trace elements are common on other

  worlds. An example is the element lithium, which is so remarkably soothing to those humans diagnosed as bipolar. It

  is no accident that these individuals are found to have a higher incidence of creativity, energy, and intelligence. It was

  for those qualities that a genetic contribution was made from worlds where lithium happened to be a common element.

  Doctors are not curing a disease by medicating with lithium, they are correcting an imbalance.

  On some worlds iron is a trace element, and if carbon based, the blood does not rely on iron in the manner that

  creatures on your Earth do. There, they do not develop iron deficiency anemia, but develop a similar reaction to a lack

  of silicon, the most common substitute for iron in this matter. Of course, the manner in which blood chemistry works

  in these instances has more differences than parallels. Humans are sometimes shocked to learn that aliens have green

  or clear blood, and correctly assume that the blood chemistry is radically different. One reason that we, the Zetas, were

  chosen to create a hybrid race with humans was our relative compatibility in this area. Our home planets had iron in

  abundance. Should one doubt that elements vary in their proportion throughout the Universe, one has but to look to

  meteors, where nickel is sought. Beyond nickel, look to what variance is found between the substances in meteors and

  your average hunk of Earth, or for that matter, what variances are found when comparing one meteor against another.

  Perhaps, to humans, the most surprising difference would be that oxygen is not the breath of life to all, as it is on Earth

  and to those life forms commonly visiting Earth. Why else would some of your ancient visitors have worn helmets?

  On their worlds, a helium component is key, and on the surface of your Earth they are drowning for lack of this as

  surely as you drown when under water, away from free oxygen in the proportion you require it. We have mentioned

  that some worlds would be considered radioactive by you, yet life lives there. How has their life adapted to the

  bombardment that disrupts your processes. Their chemistry, in fact, requires this bombardment, in the same manner

  that you require sunlight in order to manufacture vitamin D, without which your bones go soft. Life evolved on those

  planets while this situation existed, and DNA that learned to utilize the environment, rather than sicken from it, was

  the survivor that propagated. Just so many variations developed, on many worlds, and their differences are greater than

  their similarities.

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  ZetaTalk: Biorhythms

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  ZetaTalk: Biorhythms

  Note: written on Aug 15, 1995.

  Researchers have correctly identified rhythms in humans that ebb and flow, with great regularity, commonly known as

  biorhythms. These have been divided into categories, which are not all that precise, in our opinion, nor do they deal

  with any but a minority of the biorhythms actually operand. Do biorhythms start from the moment of birth, as

  claimed? Some do, as the moment of birth is traumatic and griping, no matter how easy the delivery. The babe must

  breath, feels the cool air, is handled - all for the first time. A shock. Other biorhythms set off from the moment of

  conception, and yet others when the nervous system reaches a point in its development capable of sustained activity,

  such as movement, the flutter that expectant mothers refer to as feeling life.

  What are biorhythms and why do they persist with such regularity? So much in life is controlled by biological

  switches, the urge to eat switched on by an empty stomach, or to drink by a blood chemistry ration, or to defecate by a

  full colon. And is not menstruation cyclical, the urge to sleep, the sex drive? Biorhythms, however, are not influenced

  by factors outside of themselves. They hear only their own rhythm, and listen only to the note they sing. Unlike brain

  waves, they are not a choir. They are all soloists. A biorhythm is the expression of the rising and falling of chemical

  levels in the blood, cerebrospinal fluid, lymph, intramuscular tissues, kidneys, and various glands. These chemical

  levels are regulated, much like a self activating sump pump, by high and low points. When the chemical level drops to

  the low point, the body switches into production mode on this particular chemical, and when the chemical level rises to

  the high point, the body switches production off again.

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  ZetaTalk: Aging Process

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  ZetaTalk: Aging Process

  Note: written by Jul 15, 1995.

  Aging is a natural process that happens to all incarnated entities, although the rate and effect may differ. Let us be

  specific. Complex organisms fight two battles. One is to gain in size and complexity soon enough to reproduce

  effectively, and the second is to stave off the aging process while this is going on. What is the aging process? Any

  machine wears down, the edges of the parts getting rough until they fail to operate as expected, connections breaking,

  refurbishments failing to appear when needed, and foundations crumbling under weight over time. Happens

  everywhere, all the time. Happens to the intelligent, cons
cious, bodies incarnated with indestructible souls. But there

  are pros and cons, and there are differences in the aging process between the densities and between intelligent species

  on other worlds. Aging is a factor of other matters.

  In higher densities aging takes place more slowly, as the physical body has less weight than the spiritual body. This is

  to say that the faults in the physical body are amended by the spiritual, which wishes to remain in the body for as long

  as possible. The spirit steps in and acts as a bridge at the points where the physical body is failing, taking up some of

  its time and energy to do so, we might add. On some worlds aging takes place less drastically, as the shape of the

  physical body is such that simplicity prevails. Take the simple VW bug, which runs forever because it has few parts

  simply structured. Same principle.

  For those wishing to defer the aging process as long as possible, the following advice is given. Think of all parts of the

  body as important, not just those that complain loudly. The kidneys and liver operate quietly, and get nowhere near as

  much attention as the clogging arteries or laboring lungs, which alert their host by pained legs and chest or short

  breath. Yet these organs cause quiet destruction, not yet known to your physicians. Drink lots of clear water, or fluid

  filled meals, as the primitive animals that were your precursors ran a continuous race, sweated much, and required lots

  of fluids. Do not overburden your livers with rich meals, which some of your number deliver daily. Rich meals were a

  rarity among the primitive animals which were your precursors, a feast they had only when a large animal was downed

  and competition for the kill scarce. The liver needs to spring back, but the treatment frequently given by civilized man

  is like the continuous punching that referees in the boxing ring don't allow. Time out!

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  ZetaTalk: Auto-Immune Diseases

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  ZetaTalk: Auto-Immune Diseases

  Note: written on Oct 15, 1995.

  Auto-immune diseases are some of the most distressing, for both the patient and doctor, as the curse is tied to a

  physical response often considered the cure - the immune response. In an attempt to do something, human physicians

  do their best by attempting to dampen or counteract the immune system, all of which enters a new set of problems into

  the picture. A no-win situation. The sufferer and those who care watch in agony as the body does its best to destroy

  itself. The enemy is within, and in more than one way, as the psychological makeup of the afflicted and the caretakers

  is a significant part of the problem. In our observation we have found that humans with auto-immune responses are

  dealing, simultaneously, with a situation in which they are loved to death and at the same time not loved at all. A trap

  from which they are loath to leave and their disease often disables them to where they cannot leave and thus a death

  march ensues.

  The immune system is sensitive to the psychological state, a fact which human physicians are acutely aware of. Cancer

  patients are often choosing to die by maintaining the depressive state that preceded the disease. A quick, if somewhat

  gruesome, escape, and one which the patient can use to punish those they are angry at - the family who must watch the

  process. In auto-immune diseases, as in allergies, the problem is the reverse - an overactive or rather hyper-sensitive

  immune response. The body is like a bow strung too tight, which twangs at every touch. This is not the result of

  depression, a wish to die, but a heightened wish to survive, to live. The body perceives danger, due to the

  psychological situation, and mobilizes. Auto-immune diseases frequently remit and assault, in waves those outside of

  the situation struggle to interpret. At times the disease disappears entirely, just goes away. If the patterns are analyzed

  from a psychological perspective, looking past the loving smiles and tender pats, one will see whereof we speak.

  The patient is often in the iron grip of someone who has restricted their life into nothingness, a dull and boring void

  without purpose or true emotion. Free the afflicted into the normal interaction that life presents, without repercussion

  for their participation, and watch what happens!

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  ZetaTalk: Spontaneous Human Combustion

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  ZetaTalk: Spontaneous Human Combustion

  Note: written on May 15, 1996.

  Humans tend to think of fire as occurring at a high temperature, as when the process is going full bore this is indeed

  the case. But what of the moment when combustion is first starting, when sunlight is warming chemicals or a match is

  being dragged across a surface? High temperatures are not required to start the combustion process, which is but a

  chemical process, though high temperatures most often result. Many chemical reactions give out heat, a byproduct in

  excess during the molecular rearrangement. Many combustion processes also occur in a finite or limited manner, and

  may go unnoticed. A limited combustion process is what keeps the human body at 98.6 degrees, for instance - a slow

  burn.

  Oxygen is present in the blood due to the bellowing action of the lungs, and fats or sugars present from stores in the

  liver or as a result of digestion. The components for a fire hotter than 98.6 are therefore present, but are held in check only by the limited supply of oxygen. Damp a fire and its pace becomes controlled. Blow on a fire and it flares. The

  pace of a fire is determined by the availability of its ingredients, and for the slow burn that takes place in the human

  body, oxygen is one of those ingredients. What would occur, then, if a substitute for oxygen were to become available,

  along with a catalyst to start the process. Matches start a fire because the heat produced by friction acts as a catalyst

  for the chemical mix on the head of the match. Where heat is not required to start the chemical process known as

  combustion, oxygen or a similar ingredient is required to keep it going.

  That said, what causes spontaneous human combustion, a rare but frightening occurrence.

  Beyond what is normally present in the human body - oxygen in limited amounts and fuels - those who spontaneously

  ignite have inadvertently created their own cremation by fretting and eating, a combination that often occurs. If life

  feels out of control, then eat. Fat laden foods comfort the most, as comfort from banking against the cold of a long

  winter or lean times is built into the human animal. The more worry, the more chomping occurs, and under normal

  circumstances this simply results in obesity. However, worry causes the liver to flood the blood stream with a fine oil,

  readily lit, in case the body may need to take flight or fight. In some humans a rare genetic condition exists that allows

  the combustion of this fine oil to continue, unabated, when in combination with a type of adrenaline, the catalyst. The

  need for oxygen is bypassed, as a self-feeding chemical reaction starts where a byproduct of the catalyst- induced

  combustion incites combustion in neighboring areas, and the matter goes out of control.

  These humans, ostensibly fat and even jolly, are invariably found alone in their cremated state. This was a source of

  their self induced anxiety, as they chose to live
alone, yet feared being alone, being their own worst enemy on all

  fronts. Does the human suffer? They feel no pain, as they become unconscious early in the process. A warm feeling,

  and then all goes black, as the brain is the first to receive blood from the pumping heart and brain cells are delicate.

  The unconscious and rapidly dying body, heart and breathing stopped, progresses to an intense chemical reaction,

  without oxygen, that is fast, hot, and very limited. The surroundings rarely burn unless highly flammable, as it is over

  too quickly to heat the air or raise the temperature of flame resistant furniture to the level where combustion runs

  unabated. Before the advent of flame resistant furnishings, spontaneous human combustion was not recognized for

  what it is. A spark from the fireplace or perhaps murder were suspected, but all clues were destroyed in the fire.

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  ZetaTalk: Dinosaur Extinction

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  ZetaTalk: Dinosaur Extinction

  Note: written by Jul 15, 1995.

  Habitable planets are in the minority, as your scientists well know. Habitable planets that can sustain life long enough

  for intelligent species to evolve are in an even slimmer minority. The reasons for this reduction is the number of

  catastrophes that can befall evolving life, setting the clock all the way back. Catastrophes are many, and involve more

  than cataclysms.

  In the main, evolving life falls because of the tiniest enemy, microorganisms which are likewise constantly evolving.

  Microorganisms have more flexibility than larger animals and greater mobility than plants. They can change hosts if

  their original host is not available. They have fewer factors to deal with. Where a large animal must only breath air or

  water but most often not both, and locate and eat non-poisonous food in sufficient quantity to sustain its bulk, and find

  a mate and then carry and rear the young - microorganisms have an easier time of it all around. They can survive in