What if you looked up into the sky and saw a ufo. I actually saw the score off in the trees. The saying rose up in the air and followed their car, a totally foreign looking object just hovering and sparkling all around. Or came into contact with a new form of life. I'm looking at the top of the stairs and there's this little blue alien. He had a big head and big black eyes, and he was based in a black body. And so we waved and they waved back. Would you
trust your own senses? It all cognitively gels like, oh my god, this is really happening. The story on the dream became indistinguishable, and I lost my ability to think critically. Look, I know the difference between a nightmare and reality. This was not a dream. Could you find a way to accept what you'd experienced or would it change the way you understood reality. Aliens came toward. He's gonna happen something.
They're just gonna happen to those. They'd call it an angel, or they call it a demon, or they call it a lost soul from Burgatory. There is a creative intelligence at work here trying to reach us, to create some kind of a connection. This season on the podcast Strange Arrivals, we look at stories of people whose incredible encounters defied explanation and the people who said they had the answers. I agree that it could be something that we are not common with. This is the soul of things that
don't believe unless I write it down. In fact, I want to believe it unless I write it down either. They just say this is ridiculous. Well, of course it's ridiculous. It makes no sense in our world, and that's the mystery. Strange Arrivals Season three debuts Wednesday, March fifteenth. Listen and subscribe on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts, and learn more at grimminmild dot com slash Strange Arrivals