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"I Believe in UFOs" is a recently aired BBC Documentary presented by Danny Dyer who goes on a quest investigating Aliens, UFOs, Crop Circles and other ultra dimensional magical light phenomena experienced and observed by many all around the world.Danny talks to prominent researchers, UFO enthusiasts and others who believe having experienced something unknown & mysterious, possibly of Extraterrestrial origin.
The tone of this documentary is pretty balanced with people interviewed sharing all perspectives of believing, knowing and those of skeptical inquiry into the UFO / Alien / Crop Circle phenomena ! The documentary features some awe inspiring footage of some amazing Crop Circles of 2009 ... At James Gilliland's ECETI ranch Danny seemed a bit distraught after the spiritual session as the judgmental ego came to the fore as it was encountering something new ... something expansive taking one beyond the limits of the ego ...
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- Spirit Guides, Angels, ETs ... Multi-Dimensional Light Beings !
- Crop Circles : Aliens, Extraterrestrials, Orbs & Balls of Light ...
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The three-day initiation ceremony is used for spiritual or personal development, and to become a man. First the initiate eats the sliced root of the Iboga tree over a period of hours, monitored by his Bwiti father, and the visions begin. The Iboga allows him to see into his true self and vividly revisit the consequences of his past actions. After 24 hours of this, the initiate is taken to the river by the men. They lift him through a construction of twigs shaped like a vulva suspended over the water, then wash him with water soaked with leaves. The men pull a sapling of the sacred matombi tree from the forest, and plant it outside the Bwiti temple - it represents the initiate as a child. Throughout the day the elders feed him small pieces of Iboga, and the whole village perform, dancing in vivid costumes, in a way designed to bring on further hallucinations.
In the last phase, the initiate is called upon to see the Bwiti visions. Fire dancers sprint the length of the village to entice the Macoi spirits from the darkness of the forest. The initiate must tell the elders what he has seen; this is sacred knowledge, known only to them, and through it he becomes a man. The villagers meanwhile plant a forest around the matombi tree, to represent the problems to be faced in adult life. Together, the men break up the trees branch by branch to symbolise the removal of all his problems.

















