/lit/ - Literature

>>18977416
Is true! Not arrogant. Am humble man. Thousands more advanced on me on this planet, many more. Am only random messenger. But you look up at stars — millions of planets, tens of millions, hundreds of millions. Many perhaps more advanced than Earth. So much more advanced. I write book, people not even understand, ees about Beelzebub in spaceship watching over Earth, then traveling back to planet Karatas and other planets. You read Bible? Here, I throw a bone to dog. In Bible is talked about, “Ezekiel’s vision of the chariot,” “Star of Bethlehem” that three wise men follow to find your Christ. Even angels is mentioned, and demons, too. Is moving stars and chariots and ships in sky. Maybe man is just one amongst many others, experiment, even, of these beings. Maybe they all more advanced than man and laughing at man, or pitying man, and saying, “How sad — man is not developed enough to meet us. Only rare man can meet us, then they call us ‘angel’ and develop religion, become prophet of religion, or even be called insane, crazy, making it all up.”

I write book OP is talking about in early 1900s, recently Pentagon give report on “UFOs.” Is weird, no? One time I say to student (is real, is not just anon making it up), “One day even your Pope reads ‘Beelzebub’s Tales to His Grandson.’” Is one of greatest books ever written. Am crazy? No. Am real man. Also tell student once (also real, not just anon making it up), “Look at stars. Could be many civilizations far more advanced than man. Man very small part of universe. Is good to remember how small man is part of universe sometimes.” Very good feeling to feel smallness, insignificance in universe. Always man is thinking himself biggest man in universe, biggest genius in universe. Even anon himself think this, is only person, biggest person, smartest person, best person. Know all. No. Knows nothing. Is just one little atom in universe.