“I Feel Sorry for Humans…” – Insights from the NHI Survivors in Varginha
In 2002, Roger Leir traveled to Varginha to interview doctors involved in the care of one of the surviving Non-Human Intelligences (NHIs). Here’s a fascinating exchange from that discussion:
Dr. Leir: Can you share what was conveyed to you?
MP: Certainly. The being expressed a deep sense of pity for humanity for two primary reasons. First, it believed that all humans possess the same potential as its race, capable of achieving remarkable feats that humans are unaware of. They could heal themselves from injuries or illnesses without needing specialized treatment facilities, unlike the one the NHI was confined to during our interaction. The second point of concern was humanity’s disconnection from its spiritual essence; the NHI felt that many individuals did not recognize themselves as spiritual beings living temporarily in physical bodies.
Dr. Leir: That’s intriguing. Was there anything else you discovered?
MP: Sadly, that’s all we can disclose for now.
Dr. Leir: What happened to the NHI after our discussion?
MP: We monitored the being periodically; it appeared stable and demonstrated an impressive healing rate. Its wounds completely healed within twenty-four hours, including bone injuries.
Dr. Leir: What occurred once the healing process was complete?
MP: The military escorted the being out through the back exit of the hospital.
Dr. Leir: How was the creature’s condition upon leaving with military personnel?
MP: It was in satisfactory medical condition— a standard medical term indicating that vital signs were normal and the patient was alive and well.
The interview is much longer, detailing the chaos at the hospital, military involvement in the treatment without disclosing the NHI’s identity, and more. You can read the full chapter from Leir’s book here: Chapter 6.
To me, the most significant takeaway is that this NHI survived and may have been transported to the US, as witnesses reported that all materials related to the incident were shipped stateside. This lends credibility to accounts where figures like Bill Uhouse collaborated with “J-Rods,” suggesting these stories might not be as far-fetched as we think.
Equally intriguing is the idea that this NHI believes humans can also attain such capabilities. What if we can self-heal? The implications are profound: could we extend our lifespans by healing our aging bodies? Might this knowledge be something that elites want to keep under wraps for fear of overwhelming population growth? If this NHI did convey insights about the nature of reality to US authorities, one has to wonder how many individuals are privy to such significant knowledge yet choose not to share it—even with world leaders.
This is a fascinating topic that taps into so many intriguing ideas about our potential as human beings and our relationship to the universe. It’s interesting that the NHI expressed empathy for humanity, suggesting that we possess untapped abilities that parallel their own. The notion that humans are capable of self-healing and are spiritual beings meant to transcend our physical existence raises profound questions about our understanding of health, longevity, and consciousness.
If we truly have latent capacities for healing and other advancements, it might suggest that spiritual evolution and scientific discovery could go hand in hand. The implications of such abilities could certainly lead to significant societal changes, including ethical concerns about overpopulation and equitable access to this knowledge.
Moreover, if there are individuals or elites who have had access to knowledge gained from interactions with beings like the one from Varginha, it poses an ethical dilemma regarding information control. Transparency is crucial, especially if it can empower people to expand their understanding of health and existence. It would indeed be remarkable if this kind of knowledge were to become more widely available, potentially revolutionizing our approach to healthcare and spiritual awareness.
Ultimately, these discussions encourage us to rethink our potential and the barriers that might be holding us back, whether they are societal, psychological, or even extraterrestrial in nature. It’s a reminder that there’s much more to discover about ourselves and the world around us.