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SUBJECT: SIXTO PAX, THE MAN WHO CAN "CALL DOWN" FILE: UFO1558
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The following is an article from UFO UNIVERSE, Vol. 1, No. 3,
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June/July 1991.
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SIXTO PAZ-THE MAN WHO "CALLS DOWN" FLYING SAUCERS
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By Lisa Rome
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At 18 he had his first encounter. Now with many
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contacts under his belt, he is one of the most ad-
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mired UFO contactees in South America.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
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Sixto Paz is the head of GRUPO RAMA, an organization found-
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ed in 1974, when Sixto was 18 years old. His first physical
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contact with aliens was, he says, in October of 1974, in
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Chilca, a desert area 63 km south of Lima, Peru.
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Today, GRUPO RAMA has about ten thousand members in thirty-
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three countries around the world. The groups are made up of
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an average of twenty people. It is pretty standard that at
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least one or two members receive messages from ET guides in
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the form of automatic writing. Not all members have con-
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tacts, only a percentage of these people are privileged to
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have physical encounters. GRUPO RAMA's members meet about
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twice a year to have contact. The last meeting was in August
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of 1990 in Cuzco, Peru. Only members of RAMA are permitted
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to take part in these contacts.
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On five separate occasions since the group was founded,
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RAMA has invited the press to attend contacts so that they
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could objectively witness the presence of UFO's and ET's.
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The last contact for the press - which was grossly under-re-
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ported - was in March of 1989 in Chilca, the sight of Paz's
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original experience. Camera crews filmed the UFO's in the
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sky over Chilca. What happened with the filmed material
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afterward and what happened to Sixto Paz upon his attempt to
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enter the United States in 1989 is another typical,
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unexplained chapter in the annals of modern UFOlogy.
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For the most part, the members of GRUPO RAMA simply take
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Paz's word about his guides tell him as the truth. To them,
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he does seem to be "the man with all the correct answers."
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His manner is very casual and friendly. RAMA has a simple
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philosophy of peace, hope and harmony. The ET guides who
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contact Sixto and the members of RAMA come from a federation
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of ET's from different planets including: Siron, Xora,
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Morona, Cali (Andromeda) and Rugu (Alpha Centaurus). Members
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are supposed to lead a clean life and follow a spiritual path
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incorporating practices such as meditation into their daily
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lives.
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The interview that follows was conducted in July, 1990 in
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Paz's home in Lima and should serve as good introduction to
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Sixto Paz, an international figure who has an intense in-
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terest in seeing that the gospel of the aliens be spread as
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far and wide as possible.
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UFO Universe: You are a Peruvian from Lima?
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Paz: Yes
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UU: Could you please explain what is the GRUPO RAMA?
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Paz: It is a group of contactees who have contact with
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extraterrestrial beings. It started in Peru sixteen years
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ago and has members from thirty three nations. During the
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first year of contacts, I received contacts by automatic
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writing.
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The first year, we had the opportunity to invite journal-
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ists so that they could be witnesses to see the ships and so
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they would confirm that contact existed. We were simply
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young kids between the ages of sixteen and eighteen. We took
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this as a sign of luck and adventure. We never (at that
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moment) thought profoundly enough about the enormity or
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intensity of the whole thing.
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We received a message to go to the desert on February 7,
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1974 and that there we would see a ship. The journalists
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verified that there was contact in the desert that night.
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Around Lima there is a desert where there are big stretches
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that are unpopulated. One can be undisturbed in these
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places.
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Our group of young people arrived (at the desert sight) and
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exactly at 9:00 PM saw from behind the hills of this desert,
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appear an object shaped like a disk, full of lights. It
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descended toward us. It stopped eighty meters above us. We
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all felt a great deal of fear and panic. Never had any of us
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felt such panic as we felt at that moment. Then they spoke
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to us--as though we could hear them speaking into our ears--
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and they said: "You don't know how to control your emotions,
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you have to take some time for preparation before the next
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contact." Eight months later, the ship landed in the sane
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desert spot. It's landing gear looked like that of NASA's
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ship that had landed on the moon.
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UU: Three legs?
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Paz: What we saw were two legs in front, but I can't tell you
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what was in the back. It could have been four (legs).
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Afterwards, the mark in the ground showed four prints. At
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that moment, there were a lot of things that I didn't make
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note of.
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After we saw it, and it moved, we saw that it wasn't
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exactly a disk, it was more like a Manta Ray. From the ship,
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came a being about 2 1/2 meters tall, very tall, it's
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appearance was like a Scandanavian. The communication (with
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him) was all mental. We all heard in our heads what he said.
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UU: Did all twenty people in the group hear what was being
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transmitted?
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Paz: Yes, at the time of the first contact on February 7,
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1974, we all saw and heard the same thing. At the time of
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the second contact, eight months later, there were only four
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people present for this experience...those who had the
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opportunity to get close, to see the ship come down and the
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beings get out.
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One month and a half later, Juan Jose Benitez of "Gazetta
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del Norte" from Viscaya in the north of Spain and EFE agency
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(the Peruvian AP) came with us after reading a notice in the
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paper about our contact. He asked us: "If these beings
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really want to have contact with us, why don't we have a test
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with journalists present? A photograph is always manipulable
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and people, even if they are many, are always subject to
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suggestion. Why don't you have an impartial or objective
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journalist present as a witness? This would give the
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experience more value."
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Anyway, we said we would ask and they (the ET's) told us:
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"Yes, they (the journalists) could come." He (Benitez)
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couldn't believe the answer. He didn't know whether to think
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we were crazy or not or if we were going to prepare some kind
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of a show for him.
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And so, that which we saw on September 7, 1974, made such a
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strong impression on him that he wrote the book "UFO's...
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S.O.S. to Humanity", the unusual experience of a Spanish
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journalist in Peru. He had never written a book before. In
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the book, he says: "In the end, I can only have faith in one
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thing: they were really UFO's-unidentified flying objects. I
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was profoundly afraid, profoundly happy and anguished."
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From that moment, he continued with abandon his UFO
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investigations. To date, he has published more than forty
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books. He has become a "pursuer" of UFO's. He goes
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everywhere where there have been sightings. He's spent many
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nights in deserts and fields where people say they have had
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experiences. Today, his investigations are of great depth.
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And, above all, he is personal journalist of the King of
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Spain. He works personally with the King.
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This is recognition of the seriousness of his objectivity.
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Above all, of the values that he retained to come out on top
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after witnessing and writing about a subject that was very
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"touchy" sixteen years ago after saying: I saw them, at least
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I can say I saw something."
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Fifteen years later, in March of 1989, we invited again,
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journalists, and about forty journalists came from eight
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countries.
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UU: Jacques Vallee, noted scientist, author and UFO
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investigator, in his most recent book "CONFRONTATIONS" says
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that there is not enough evidence today to make any
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conclusions about what is happening in the UFO world.
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PAZ: What is happening is that we don't have the elements
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within terrestrial science to be able to investigate,
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analyze, measure and quantify the UFO phenomena because these
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beings come from other dimensions to which we have no access.
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They come from a technological place which is far beyond what
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we know today.
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We have a series of barriers - barriers which even halt our
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speculation. Because, as of today, we have not been able to
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move to other planets...not even as far as Mars. We are
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sending satellites out to catch, within their capabilities,
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information which could be arriving in a very simple way.
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And we, rudimentary as we are, are very complicated. There
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are many things which we are failing to understand because
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our level is far below that of other civilizations.
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In a world such as ours where we spend so much money in
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armaments, where there's so much tension around the world and
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so many border problems, if all of this money, all of the
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scientific riches, that is: scientists working to develop
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arms and weapons, would be spent in another way, for the
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service of men, not only would there be no hunger or poverty
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in the world, we would long ago have put an end to barriers,
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like the barriers of light (travel). These are barriers that
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we can pass. There are not measures within today's science
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to analyze a thing like the UFO phenomena. It is certain, as
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Jacques Vallee says, that we must confront this information.
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And it is still difficult to do because the big nations guard
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their information as their own and keep it classified...Thus,
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the scientists continue to work in the dark trying to
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assemble a puzzle of 1,000 pieces with only 250 pieces. As
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long as the situation continues like this, it is going to be
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very difficult.
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UU: Do you think that the situation in the Soviet Union is
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different now that it has opened up, since the USA has
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dictated to western nations about how they should handle UFO
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information, but not to the Soviet Union for the last forty
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years?
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PAZ: This is the situation. I had the opportunity to attend
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the "Dialogue with the Universe" conference last year in
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Frankfurt and Sergei Vornsev, the TASS correspondent, spoke
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of the case in Voronezh, Siberia that was reported about
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September/October of last year. He had the opportunity to
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weigh the contradictory information which tried to negate the
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fact that the UFO had landed, that beings had come out and
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were accompanied by a little robot and that the witness was
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left with a "calling card" in the form of a red, stone-like
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crystal.
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Sergei certified the seriousness of the investigators.
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Scientists from the Geophysic Institute of Voronezh and that
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the kids from the middle school #33 saw separately, the same
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exact thing. Within the context of Peristroika inside the
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USSR, there are organizations within, who are competing with
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each other to be the most open with their information. So
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what happened is this: In the case of Voronezh, which is just
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one of many similar cases that have come up in recent years,
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the military tried to debunk the case together with the
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Ministry of the Interior. WHY? Because these two agencies
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have not yet recuperated from the scandal of the landing of
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the plane in Red Square by a West German boy. This (event)
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showed the Soviet defense systems to be obsolete and that
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with this event, they couldn't account for all the money
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being spent on the edge of the twenty-first century for
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technological development.
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Our planet is so small. So they can't accept publicly that
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extraterrestrial beings are coming from very advanced civili-
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zations into Soviet airspace and that they permit themselves
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to land in a public park and take with them - as though it
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were a dog on a walk - a little robot. It is scandalous. It
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is a blow to the morale of the armed forces. They should be
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guarding the air space and guarding the Soviet Union. This
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is why armies exist. If they (the ET's) had wanted to harm
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us, they could have done so long ago. The ET presence
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continues to be systematically hidden. For instance, in
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January of 1986, when the Challenger was in the air, there
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was a UFO nearby at the time it exploded. Three months later
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at the time of the disaster at Chernobyl, many UFO's were
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seen around Europe when the nuclear cloud went overhead. The
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UFO's followed the cloud and strangely, the cloud came from
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and returned to the same place.
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UU: How do you know that the UFO's were around at that time?
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PAZ: Because I was in Europe when the cloud passed over. The
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photograph of the UFO that was close to the Challenger was
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published here in Peru in the newspaper "Commercio" and in
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the magazine "Somos".
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UU: Why wasn't this photo printed all over the world?
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PAZ: Well, there are times when we see things in papers and
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they are tiny little photos with a tiny little notice
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underneath. Some newspapers give them importance and some
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don't. There are places where they say that there is freedom
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of the press. But the truth is that the freedom of the press
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is only for certain things.
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The subject of UFO's continues to be treated with much
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prudence. Either because there's political pressure or
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psychological pressure. In Europe, they think that anyone
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who
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investigates these things is not very serious, is ignorant,
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like Christopher Columbus. There are many people who have
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pre-conceptions and those who have pre-conceptions have no
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access to the truth. I want to show the relationship to what
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happened in Chernobyl, in April of '86 with reactor #4 and
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with Challenger. So, you have January and April of '86 and
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in the month of June in the same year, the United States and
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the Soviet Union had an emergency meeting in Geneva and they
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signed a pact and the news came out in the papers that they
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signed a pact of mutual aid in the case of extraterrestrial
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aggression. This is ridiculous! They have spent more than
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two hundred million dollars in projects of investigation and
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statistics to demonstrate to the public that UFO's don't
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exist to the people of the USA. Spending the taxpayers'
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money. How can it be that they can't agree on basic things,
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important and transcendental things, yet, they agree and sign
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a pact of mutual aid in the case that "they" invade us...IN
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CASE WHO INVADES US? WHO?
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UU: Speaking of international organizations, you have spoken
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to the United Nations, haven't you?
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PAZ: I spoke at the U.N. in New York on August 13th and 22nd
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of August in 1986. I was invited to speak by the "Mystics
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Club", made up by the members of the United Nations. There
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were also many journalists present who cover various kinds of
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information within the U.N. The original invitation was only
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for the 13th, but they were so interested, that they invited
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me to come back again on the 22nd. And they told me that the
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doors of the United Nations would always be open to me. The
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interesting thing about my talk was that they weren't
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interested so much about how the ship was or if the being had
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two or three eyes, the interesting thing to them was WHAT
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THEY THOUGHT ABOUT US, how they see us, if they thought we
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have hope. So that which I shared with these people was the
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MESSAGE OF RAMA. We must take into consideration that there
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are many contactees that say many different things because of
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the way the contactee perceives things, so we must be careful
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in this sense. RAMA, the group of contactees in Peru, is not
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the only, nor is it the most important group - it is simply
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one of many. However, it has a place in history as it has
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invited journalists, the last time in March of 1989, to see
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that the UFO's are there and in contact. The message that I
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was referring to before is a message of hope. According to
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the ET's, man can create that in which he believes.
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If we believe that there is hope in the world and if we
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make a responsible promise for (the world), we can get the
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world to change. If, on the contrary, we think that things
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have no solution, we are self-programming our own
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destruction. Even the 16th century prophet Nostradamus said
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that the future is reversible. The prophesies were made not
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so they would happen, but so they WOULDN'T happen. There are
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many people who want the prophesies to come to pass, but no,
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it is a truth that will help us to modify the future. How
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many people dreamed that they might die woke up and did
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something about it, like the people who ripped their ticket
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for passage on the Titanic in two? These people CHANGED
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their future. It is easier to change the future of an
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individual than to change the future of many people, but
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this, too, can be done. We must only try. The ET's tell us
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that the world is a "big project", we are NOT laboratory
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rats, our world is NOT a farm as some SCIENCE FICTION writers
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in the United States who write about ABDUCTIONS and
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kidnappings (by aliens), all of this talk is an assembly of
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what is called: THE POLITICS OF POISONING OF INFORMATION,
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putting into people's heads a contradiction of the truth.
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UU: What, then, is the truth?
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PAZ: Lamentably, in a certain way, it is something with which
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we can experiment with directly. On one hand, we can
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experiment with it in many ways...we can go through it with
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our instinct and with intuition, the sixth sense, ESP...or
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even with common logic, logic is the most common of the
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senses. In a universe as dense as ours, there has to be the
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possibility that there is life...the possibility is
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incredible. Here on Earth - Earth which is a little dot of
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sand - we have men, for instance, who go around naked, eating
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what they can from trees as they did one million years ago.
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UU: Wait, what about the BAD ET's, the "GRAYS", that seem to
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be not so good?
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PAZ: This is just what I want to say to you. This is
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relative to the forces of good and bad. Think of this: A
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group of beings come "down" to make a scientific
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investigation...I'm not trying to justify them, alright...and
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they come and take samples - or they take a person inside a
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ship, take their clothes off and make a series of
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analyses...Anyway, these beings, it's not as though they have
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come with the intention to make us suffer or to hurt us.
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This is entering into Bud Hopkin's or Whitney Streiber's
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territory where they try to make the ET's look like mad
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scientists...or the keepers of concentration camps, like in
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WWII. It's not like that, that is false.
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I don't have anything against the USA, the Soviet Union, or
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anybody for that matter, however, the "Big Nations" have
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within their "war politics", not only psychological war, but
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astral and psychic warfare as well. It is known that at
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various North American bases that there are people who
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specialize in psychic development, the power of psychic power
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and psychic manipulation. With this tool, they can imprint
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in the subconscious of people images which are hallucinations
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and which make the people believe that they have been
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abducted. Don't you think it's strange, for example, that
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these beings that come to Earth and take the people into
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their ships use syringes, "injectors" just like ours? In the
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book by Whitney Streiber, for example, the GRAYS even use
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little tubes to cut off circulation. It seems to me that
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these are all examples of psychological programming.
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UU: So, what are those little gray men, the ones we call
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"GRAYS"?
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PAZ: Look, if in this world, we have Pygmies - we have little
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beings - why can't we have little people? The problem is
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that we want to believe that because someone or something is
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little or ugly or different, they must be bad. This is an
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example of Chauvinism on the part of Man. I don't want you
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to think that I am being an advocate of the ET's. There is
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EVERYTHING in the Universe...There are those which we call
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"the good ones" and there are "the bad ones", too, but very
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few "bad ones" have come to Earth.
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UU: So, the "bad ones", then aren't the "Grays"?
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PAZ: Some of these grays - and there are many types of
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grays...tall ones...little ones - it is not that they are
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aggressive because it is their plan to be harmful, it's just
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because they are here for their own self-interest. Often,
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self-interest is the need for survival. There are some
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species and civilizations who are almost extinct. For about
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twenty years, our planet has been in a sort of quarantine,
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because of these other civilizations, who are not allowed to
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come only in their own self-interest , to interfere in the
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history of Humanity, because the Earth is a t a moment of
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crisis, by definition. So, we have a certain kind of
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protection. These books of Whitney Streiber are cases of
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psychological manipulation on behalf of the USA, of the
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governments. With all due respect to these writers, please
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remember that Whitney Streiber was a science fiction and
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horror writer. His stories use many themes that appeal to
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the literary tastes of the U.S. including morbidism and
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sadism. For what? To create this situation.
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When you talk about the Matrix information or about William
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Moore or about those government "confidants" who have made
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revelations - the "Condors", the "Falcons", ex-members of the
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CIA, what they have all said publicly, all these things are
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false. So, in the end, one gets to the point of wondering:
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What IS the truth? What it is that they're trying to create
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is a mildew of disinformation, an information chaos or on the
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other hand a (chaos) of fear that makes one think "Oh, I'd
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better not get involved with these things, because sooner or
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later, someone is going to hurt me."
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On one hand, the government says: "These things don't
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exist", on the other hand, the government filters information
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that makes people think that they (aliens) do exist and that
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they are terribly, terribly bad. On yet another hand, they
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filter another kind of information that is contradictory and
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the (poor) investigators find themselves with nothing in
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their hands that is of any help at all. In this type of
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atmosphere, it is difficult to have access to anything solid
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or consistent. So, what I can tell you from being in contact
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with these beings, is that most of all this information that
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is going around is not real. I tell you that is all
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manipulation.
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I have also found out that the alleged pact signed at
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Holloman Air Force Base in 1964 is also an untrue story.
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UU: How do you know that this story is false?
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PAZ: Because I have extraterrestrial contact. The act of
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being involved with these things and having demonstrated a
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certain level of seriousness for sixteen years has allowed me
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to speak on a certain level. One must tread in this territory
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sure of the pureness of their own contacts. One must go with
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caution and not fall into the catastrophic messages
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predicting the end of the world and mix these messages up
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with God and religion. It's real easy to fall into this
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error or even let people "take you away" with the information
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that they bring to you. One is a lot better off with
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information that one can verify themself.
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Until now, we (RAMA) has been able to maintain this
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standard. At times we are even able to verify through other
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investigators, messages that we have received. Little by
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little, the truth is coming to light and it isn't true that
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the United States has signed an accord with the ET's. Do you
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honestly think that the ET's would sign an agreement with the
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U.S. to sequester and experiment upon people? They could
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very well go to China or India where there are lots of people
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and there are no international organizations that investigate
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the millions of people who disappear. None of this makes
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much sense and it sounds like it's straight out of a movie.
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UU: Aren't there abductions in Peru?
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PAZ: There have been cases of abduction here in Peru.
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UU: Like the typical ones of those of the "Grays"?
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PAZ: No, we don't have them here, nor in Chile. There are
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cases, but not ones where the people are sequestered and
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forced. The ships come down, they invite you up, you go up,
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then they show you things, then they talk to you about
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things, then soon they take you back down. Taxi drivers,
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military men, policemen, many people have lived through this.
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But, there isn't this type of case where the people are taken
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by force.
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UU: Why do some people have contact and people don't, or
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someone who wants to have contact can't?
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PAZ: This always depends more on the ET's than it does on us.
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It is they who communicate with us and not us who communicate
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with them. They select the people. But, they
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don't necesarily select people who are easily manipulated.
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Often, they choose either young or very simple people; people
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so simple that when they receive these messages with a lot of
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knowledge, they make a big impression on the investigators
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and the scientists. Surely, they figure something must have
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happened when these simple people demonstrate the (new)
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capacity they have. Something had to have happened. They
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choose young people because generally, they don't have many
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preconceptions.
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UU: But, in RAMA, one can prepare oneself to have contact?
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PAZ: Naturally, one can prepare to have contacts, but it
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always depends more on them than it does on us. What one
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must do simply is to sensitize oneself. One must learn to
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relax, to try to control one's mind with meditation. What
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happened is this - five thousand years ago when ET's had
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tight contact with various colonies in India, these were the
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same exercises that they taught them - meditation,
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introspection - to fortify their will. What they taught was
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to fortify their will so they couldn't be manipulated, not by
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anyone or anything...not by ET's nor by their own
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consciousness.
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UU: How many people are in each group?
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PAZ: Between fifteen and thirty.
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UU: Are they specifically made with fifteen to thirty people
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or does it just happen like that?
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PAZ: We prefer groups of twelve, they're easier to move
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around. It's difficult to have this ideal number and most
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groups have between fifteen and thirty. There are groups in
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thirty-three countries at the moment. We calculate that
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there are more or less ten thousand members. There are
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people in Australia, Tahiti, in all of the South American
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countries, the U.S., Mexico, Spain, France, Switzerland,
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Germany, South Africa, and those are the major
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countries...Oh, and the Soviet Union. There are three groups
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in the USSR, two in Moscow and one in another state. The
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third group was formed by a woman, an electrical engineer,
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who joined in the Dominican Republic and then returned home
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to the Caucasus. They not only let her talk on the radio,
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but allowed her to have meetings in various libraries. I
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have an invitation to go in October. I haven't been yet.
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The formation of these groups coincides with the last year
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when things began to open up.
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UU: We spoke of the contact that you had last year in March.
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What were the words of this invitation?
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PAZ: I had a message through automatic writing, it came to me
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when I was meeting with a group of about thirty people in the
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Dominican Republic, in the city of Santiago. Sometimes one
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or two people receive messages and other times more people
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might receive messages. There we were and EIGHT of us
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received the messages. We try to check the reception so it
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does not become a "message hunt" - because one can easily
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lose the sense of equilibrium. It's hard to maintain oneself
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in a serious, balanced and objective way in these things.
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Anyway, the messages said: For the month March, 1989. The
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message was received on the 10th of February, 1989 and we
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were told to invite journalists to come to Peru after the
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24'th of March. There would be a planned sighting for the
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press in Lima, Peru, in Chilca, 63 km from Lima in the south
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in the desert. Chilka is where I had my first contact
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sixteen years ago and where I went inside the ship when the
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sip came down and we went inside and they took us up. This
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happened in very few cases...perhaps once every two years.
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UU: Are the ET's just in the ships or they also here with us?
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PAZ: They have told us that some of the civilizations have a
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few of their beings living amongst us, living with us all
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over the world. There are some civilizations that have
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beings very similar in appearance to us or they can assume
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our appearance. So they can live with us.
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UU: Can you tell they're ET's?
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PAZ: It's very difficult. It's very difficult because they
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have to be the kind of people who pass unperceived.
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Otherwise, they couldn't live among us. Anyway, today we see
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all people as being so strange, that our last thought is if
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they are ET's or not. We wonder about people who come from
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the East Village in New York where you see such weird people
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walking on the street. You wonder more if they are
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exhibitionists than if they're ET's. In any case, you're
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usually too afraid to go near enough to ask!
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UU: Getting back to last year's contact - I don't think it
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was so effective internationally, as very few people heard
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about it. The ET's made a preparation to have the contact,
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but even people in the United States, important
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investigators, still haven't heard anything about this
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contact. I'm still telling people about it as NEWS - they
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haven't even heard of RAMA.
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PAZ: I want you to understand one thing: We are not running a
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popularity contest. For example, here you have (he
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demonstrates) a copy of one of our books. You cannot buy this
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book, we don't sell it. We are trying to demonstrate not
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only that the contact is real, we are also trying to
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demonstrate our intentions. In this book, for example, we
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tell about how (RAMA) started and the experiences of our
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contacts, the development of the contacts, etc. We share
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this book. "The ET Guides and the RAMA Mission: with people
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who are interested, like press people...we share this type of
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|
literature. We've done it this way because it is not good
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|
enough to be good, you also have to look good. The best
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demonstration that RAMA is real is simply NOT to sell it, but
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to, invite little by little in a slow methodical way,
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journalists, we have invited them five times, the last time
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was in March of '89 - the first time was in September of '74.
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We invited the journalists as witnesses to be objective and
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impartial. We aren't saying "THIS IS REAL", we are leaving
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it up to the journalists to say if it is real. So this is
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the way we have been doing it.
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We are just a group who contributes to one more test of
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demonstration, one of many. If I say to you here and now
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that I saw this ball-like thing flying around and it did
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this and that, and there were ET's while you are filming,
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someone will always say this was all pre-arranged - it's a
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show! There will never be sufficient proof until the
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politics of hiding information and silencing of information,
|
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until the government says..."We have proof, we have UFO's in
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a hangar." Until one of the astronauts like Armstrong or
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|
Collins or whoever says: "I had an experience - I saw them.",
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people always say , "He's just an astronaut, maybe he went
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crazy, maybe he saw something." There are many people in the
|
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U.S., who until the government says it's true, won't believe.
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So, if the government says "The sun is green.", people will
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say, "The sun isn't green, but if the government says so, so
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it must be." So, there are many people who believe the
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official information. In the meantime, until the government
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says something different, the people will continue to believe
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that which is official.
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UU: Can you enter the United States today at will? Didn't
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you have a problem last year in Miami entering the country?
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PAZ: Yes, I did have a problem. I had a visa to enter the
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U.S., an indefinite multi-entry.
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UU: All of your papers were in order?
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PAZ: Correct. All of my papers were in order. I have
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traveled to the U.S. about twenty five or thirty times, to a
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conference at Columbia University, at John F. Kennedy in San
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Francisco, to the United Nations, invited by Channel 23 and
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51 in Miami on various occasions. I never had any problems.
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I have had and used up almost 5 passports from all the
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travelling I have done. I had all of the stamps in my
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passport. I have never stayed in the U.S. for more than
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fifteen days. I have never demonstrated any kind of wrong
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behavior. Yet, my trouble happened after the contact of last
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year.
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During April, the journalists went back to the U.S. to
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spread the information (about the March contact). What
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happened? It seemed as though there was a strong opposition
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to the journalists. They returned with their filmed mater-
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ial, two people from one channel and five people from another
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channel. They had planned to prepare a special one hour
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program for the U.S. and distribute it internationally, if
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the material came out well and it had.
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They had come to Peru to film with that intention. So,
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what happened was that they got back to the U.S. and they
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called me and said, "Listen, Sixto, we have encountered a
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very strong opposition. The management of the channel has
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told us that we can't do the one hour special and they
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wouldn't let us broadcast this news on a national level -
|
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only on a local level - a three minute story!" How could it
|
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be that they went to all this expense to send the journalists
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to Peru, a country with social tension and terrorism, to do a
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three minute story? They had this great exclusive story that
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they had witnessed the reality of this important thing.
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Don't you think it's a bit strange? They said: "Listen,
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Sixto, it seems that the management of the channel received
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an order that this news be treated in the most silent form
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possible, as though it was frivolous, to give the story the
|
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littlest possible coverage. We were surprised. We didn't
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believe you when you told us about the politics of
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censorship. Now that we have seen it first hand, we don't
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know what to say."
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So, they invited me to go to Miami to Channel 23 so that I
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would go speak (to the management) and give them support. I
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went with the invitation, the airline ticket, the hotel
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voucher and everything. I arrived at the airport in Miami.
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I went to the immigration window, we spoke and they asked me
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to step aside with a federal guard. I thought that this was
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some kind of a random check, so naturally, I went along.
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Anyway, I spent ten hours incommunicado, they didn't even
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allow me to make ONE phone call!
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UU: What were the charges?
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PAZ: Nothing, they told me nothing. They took me to the
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runway. THE RUNWAY, in one of those closed cars. Then they
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made me go up into the plane from the runway. They then
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handed me my passport with the VISA CANCELLED without
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offering me any kind of explanation.
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UU: So, now you can't enter the U.S.?
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PAZ: Wait, the affair is like this: I wrote to the
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immigration office in the U.S. a declaration explaining how
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I'd been mistreated. How I wasn't offered any explanation as
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to WHY I was mistreated, even though my papers were in order.
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Grupo RAMA, in the U.S. received a reply which explained
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that there had been a confusion, that they were very sorry
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and that they would re-instate my visa.
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UU: So, do you have your visa now?
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PAZ: No, we have requested it, but it seems to be a
|
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transaction that takes a long time, a strangely long time.
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UU: It's been about a year now, hasn't it?
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PAZ: Yes, doesn't it seem like an awfully long time to you?
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UU: Yes, that's why I would still like to know what the
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charges were.
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PAZ: I've already told you, there weren't any. I really
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should have protested. It's not possible that they can
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detain a person for TEN hours without letting him see anyone,
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without letting him eat, in a country that is based on
|
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freedom and is so concerned about human rights. I tell you,
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it leaves one a lot to think about.
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UU: What do your guides say about the caves and caverns
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under the sacred mountains of PERU?
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PAZ: They say first, that The Earth is not hollow. The
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Earth is covered with tunnels and caverns, reminiscent of
|
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Jules Verne's "Voyage to the Center of the Earth." Inside
|
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these tunnels and caverns, live remnants of other
|
|
civilizations, beings left over from other civilizations
|
|
which have disappeared. There are also archives of
|
|
information in three caverns in Peru which contain the
|
|
information about the past history of our planet.
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UU: Do the beings from these other civilizations still live
|
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in these caverns?
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PAZ: Few "intraterrestrials" still live there, many used to
|
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live there. Underneath South America, there still exists a
|
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part of this civilization.
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UU: Are these the beings we refer to as REPTILES?
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PAZ: Well, it's not that they're reptiles, it's that their
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pigmentation is a little green, because they are subject to t
|
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light/energy that allows them to live underground in an
|
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almost artificial way; so it gives them a green skin tone.
|
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This could be interpreted as reptile, but it isn't like that.
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They are called INTRATERRESTRIALS.
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UU: Do people that have had UFO contacts have stronger
|
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psychic powers than others?
|
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PAZ: You see, from the time that they experience such
|
|
contact, their psychic faculties become more sensitive. They
|
|
would not necesarily have had these powers previous to their
|
|
encounter. We all have psychic powers. They develop or are
|
|
born with some people. They can also develop with some kind
|
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of exercise or practice or with some particular kind of
|
|
circumstance.
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Most people who didn't have any special type of faculty,
|
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have their own faculties moved or awakened from the time that
|
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they first undergo a contact experience.
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End Interview.
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