Near Miss
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Near Miss is a story of loyalty, connection, self-discovery, and determination in living an authentic spirituality.
Surviving the near miss of Asteroid 1996 JA-1, Adan and Sombra, his faithful dog, have been taking shelter in the local mall in Santa Fe, New Mexico. They have lived through earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, reverse magnetic polar shifting, the fall of societal institutions and mutant phenomena resulting in an evolutionary leap in Sombra’s consciousness and Adan’s ability to travel into his past as an observer. This awakens memories of UFO visitations, being taken by extraterrestrials on multiple occasions; complex communication and intimate relationships with extraterrestrials and culminates in opposing groups of extraterrestrials fighting for control as Adan and Sombra discover their role in the founding of a new earth civilization.
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Near Miss - Bobby Lee Martinez
NEAR MISS
Bobby Lee Martinez
NEAR MISS
Copyright © 2019 by Bobby Lee Martinez
Smashwords Edition
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Cover and text design: Miko Radcliffe
Sacred Life Publishers™
SacredLife.com
For my Canine Companions
who walk with me on this spiritual journey of understanding my relationship with the visitors.
And a special thank-you to Richard Fisher for his computer skills; Cindy Narayan, who listened to this story a long time ago and is now a witness; and Sharon Lund, whose support and guidance is unwavering.
Contents
Dedication
Preface
Introduction
1. A Secret Place
2. Sightings: Harbinger of Earth’s Cleansing
3. Surviving an Unfamiliar Planet
4. Sombra: The Next Step in Mutant
Transformation
5. Spotlight on Bishop’s Lodge Road
6. SHIKARI
7. A Dire Warning
8. The Beckoning Voice
9. Twilight with The Dark Force
10. Archetypes!
11. Krystela
12. Alien Visitor or Messenger?
13. Earth Beings its Restoration
14. Mutants: Evolved Beings
15. Extraterrestrial Visits
16. Companion
and Missing Time
17. Star Child
18. The Return
19. The Mission
Preface
This account is more than science fiction. It is a narrative woven around the real events that eyewitnesses, myself included, say are happening now, and have been happening for many years, to select human beings on our planet. Many of the recipients of these events have formed support groups for themselves as unwilling victims of alien abductions and, as a result, have become an unofficial cadre of investigators of UFO activity.
At the same time, the military arm of the United States and those of other foreign governments continually deny that UFO phenomena exist. Be that as it may, based on reports from around the world, a large percentage of the world’s population is estimated to have had some form of contact with UFOs or UFO-related activity.
In this account, Adan, Sombra, and Daisy represent real beings who lived through the many incidents described in the story—either through dreams, remembered past lives, channeled information, or direct conscious-waking experiences. For those who have become believers, no explanation is necessary. For the skeptics, no explanation holds true.
Unexplained sightings of UFOs, interaction with alien beings, missing time, and asteroidal near miss phenomena serve as the core events from which this unique story unfolds.
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Introduction
Detected by astronomers only four days before, an asteroid called 1996 JA-1, about a third of a mile across, whizzed by the Earth at approximately 10:48 a.m. mountain standard time on May 18, 1996, in a dramatic near miss. This asteroid, the largest ever observed in recorded history, up until this event, missed Earth by approximately 279,000 miles, at a speed of approximately 10 miles per second—a near miss
in astronomical terms.
This asteroid came closer to the Earth than all but five other detected asteroids and was one-tenth the diameter of the one believed to have impacted Earth 65 million years ago, causing the extinction of the dinosaurs and most other living beings.
At this time, little is known about any widespread effect this near miss has had on the life processes of our planet. Any correlation to natural phenomena occurring across our planet, at this point in time, is only pure speculation according to scientists who are studying this question at the Los Alamos and Sandia labs in New Mexico. Scientists at these labs have been studying recently discovered changes in the physical properties of energy and matter, at the subatomic level, with reference to near miss phenomena and any correlation among them.
What is theorized is that an impact on the Earth’s surface of an object the size of 1996 JA-1 could produce an explosive blast equivalent to 4,000 megatons of TNT. Furthermore, if it were to collide with any landmass, it could leave a crater several miles wide, shrouding Earth in a dust cloud for many years while devastating areas beyond the impact zone for hundreds of miles. On the other hand, landing in the ocean, it could cause towering tidal waves that travel in all directions, engulfing islands and coastlines, as well as far inland. In either case, the results on the global weather patterns would adversely affect every living being on the planet.
At this time, scientists and government officials around the world have consistently asserted that there are no signs of any correlation between the changing of our worldwide environments and asteroidal near miss phenomena in our galaxy—at least that is the official
word.
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1
A Secret Place
Looking back now,
Adan mumbled, how could we have missed the signs? It began with the near miss of the earth by the asteroid on May sixteenth, nineteen ninety-six . . . the severe global drought that began that spring, the wildfires that destroyed most forests, the flooding, the tornados, the continental shifting, the earthquakes, the volcanos, the progressive rise in temperatures across the . . .
His voice trailed off, his words becoming inaudible.
A picture of the most-frightening sign of all had just intruded his thought: the mutants! The few survivors—first, Sheila, the not so prudish neighbor lady growing an extra
breast between the other two, and then he, himself, growing an extra ear directly off his left eardrum from within his regular ear giving him two complete ears on that side. He cringed as he relived the pain of that experience.
There were the others worse off than he, with mutations progressing from the body to the mind and spirit and soul as the phenomena moved through the most unfortunate of the population. They had been feared most of all, exhibiting most characteristics of the zombielike creatures popularized by horror movies.
He remembered the two guys who had lived together next door. Both had been exclusively committed to one another and their jobs. Pappi developed the ability to manipulate people’s behaviors around their deepest, darkest feelings. And Ryan developed the uncanny ability to practice on Pappi what Pappi had manipulated. They gave new meaning to the developing chaos of that time, ultimately ending their lives during one of their entanglements. He shuddered as tears rolled down his face over memories long past.
Why did we disregard the signs? A civilization so technologically advanced, yet so narrow-minded!
he snapped, trying not to think about it. Being a disciplined psychotherapist, he was used to blocking thoughts. He had helped many a client with unwanted thoughts.
Speaking softly and deliberately, he began again. On the morning of the near miss, I remember waking to the wind rustling through the lilac bushes, the heavy perfume wafting through my open window, and the constant ringing of the wind chimes outside. Then, between power outages, we listened to assurances on television by our government officials that there was nothing to worry about because the asteroid would be missing the Earth at a distance to be about the same as between the Earth and the Moon!
His tone became harsh. "But what the scientists hadn’t counted on was the ‘reverse magnetic polar shift.’
"Interestingly, when first proposed to Einstein, years before, he concurred. He theorized the shift to happen in an instant, amid thousand-kilometer-per-hour winds, twenty-story tidal waves, and massive weather disruptions while the actual crust of the Earth slid around its core in the direction of the opposite magnet pole. The shift of magnetic polarity having been accomplished, the land and water would, again, be at rest.
Tragically, there were two important points that were proved wrong from the original theory. First, no one figured that the magnetic field sliding around the planet would result in the physical mutation of its inhabitants. Second, it never occurred to anyone to think about the effects on their nonphysical realities, such as thought processes, feelings, spirituality, relationships, or psychic experience. Science was so myopic at the time, concentrating only on the physical effects of Earth. And maybe because no one, not any living thing, was supposed to survive . . .
he said sadly, trailing off to a whisper as if waiting for a response.
He suddenly realized that all this time he had been talking aloud to himself. A cold, suffocating nostalgia began to well up inside him and seemed to wrap around him like a noose. The realization seemed to startle him time and time again.
Strange that I still react that way,
he said. I haven’t spoken to another human being since the violent civil uprisings by the few survivors and the fall of our government that followed shortly thereafter.
The sequence of events seemed to jumble together: the near miss; the violent changes to Earth; the mutant phenomena in humans, plants, and animals; our government’s inadequate response; the riots; and the subsequent fall of all world governments and societal institutions.
Even you, Sombra, have not been paying much attention to me lately,
he whispered and expelled a long, deep sigh. His constant companion of seventeen years, the black, but graying, Pekingese–Chihuahua had been the only expression of life keeping him from complete and total insanity.
And with the advent of Earth’s changes, even the few animals that had managed to survive had experienced both physical and psychic mutation also. Some, like Sombra, developed extraordinary, human-like qualities,