General Observations on Andromedan Society

you, and you went about your daily business mowing your lawn and throwing the trash away, you would be ignoring them even though you knew they were spying on you.
That's what it's like. I don't have a problem with that because I know that they're trying to learn about us. Many of the ET's hold us in awe, and they are fascinated by us. The thing that fascinates them the most about us is our extreme range of emotion.
They are awed because emotion is such an incredible creative force.
Val: Albeit coercively misdirected.
AC: Yes. Now, the Andromedans themselves are not very emotional. In other words,
you can feel their emotion, but when it comes to expressing it, they all appear to be very stoic.
Val: What?
AC: They don't show it.
Val: Oh AC I mean, they are very straight-faced. It's like they are "all business" even though you can sense the emotions. I remember when I first started having contact and I was taken to a place where there were Andromedan children, who moved away from me because I was Earth. Now, the children are taught about the different worlds and races, and because of the Andromedan holographic technology, it's easy for them to create environments where their children really know and experience what Earth humans are like.
Val: Well, what are they like amongst themselves?
AC: They are very much like us, except that there is always absolute silence. The children are not real expressive. They don't run and jump around all the time. They have a lot of self-control. When they do run, they don't bend their knees, like the
Japanese or Chinese. There is a lot of smiling, but there is not deep laughter. It is as if you were going to a "mute class."
Val: What is the pairing like in relationships?
AC: Well, there are three sexes. Male, female and androgynous. What is interesting is that the androgynous beings tend to be teachers. In the middle of their mother ships there are huge parks. In the ship I was on, the park was 25 miles square.
Val: Can I safely assume that they do not have asocial "power structure" because they exercise personal self-control? They don't need an external political power structure?
AC: I have never seen that. No. There is what we would calla "science team, that can also move into a military role if it needs to. The Andromedans go to school for over to 170 earth years, and they are taught all the sciences, arts, and everything.
They participate in those fields, doing the actual work, while they learn. Then, they have an opportunity to teach what they've learned to the young ones. The oldest and wisest teach the youngest what they know. They express this concept as the "law of consistency" The young ones gain the benefit from most of the knowledge of the entire race.
Val: Do they consume food?
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AC I have seen them eat fruit, which they grow on the ships, but for the most part all
I have seen them eat are little green tablets. It's kind of like an alfalfa tablet, but it has a really wicked taste. I volunteered to eat it, and Moraney cautioned me against it. I took half and tablet and chewed on it and immediately threw upright thereon the ship. He told me it was because of the oxygen that was in the tablet.
Val: Do they have blue blood?
AC: Yes, they do.
Val: So, that would mean their blood is copper-based?
AC: Correct. You are the first person to ask me that.
Val: So, they must come from a binary star system.
AC: Yes, they do. They say quite a few of them are binary systems.
Val: And our system here is binary, but on a different frequency where Jupiter is a sun on the fifth density?
AC: Yes.
Val: Soon a different density, our Sun might not be a sun, possibly?
AC: Possibly.
Val: Well, what is our Earth in the fifth density. It is already thereon the fifth, or is it a transformative process from the third?
AC: Right now, the Earth in the fifth density consists of a huge blue halo.
Val: Soon the fifth density, Earth is a "budding creation" ready to manifest itself into physicality?
AC: Yes Val So, what else is interesting about Andromedan society?
AC: In everything they do, nothing is ever wasted. In other words, all of the things they do involve education. It's almost as if everything they do is geared to "stretch"
them more, challenge them more, and make them a more intelligent, more understanding, aware race. What is really interesting is that they are absolutely not competitive in anyway. It's something that comes from each one of them individually.
All of their social functions are focused on education and not distraction.
Val: Whereas the function of our society is exactly the opposite. No wonder it's going nowhere.
Val: Do they have any kind of pseudo-religious structure within their society, or is it simply an appreciation of the "is-ness" of the universe?
AC: I have never seen any activity like that. It is as if they are "plugged in" all the time. There is just a serenity that is part of the race itself. I think it was Paul the
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in prayer".
Val: You said onetime that their eye change color when they think or contemplate something.
AC: Their pupils change color. They tend to slant a little on the inside and outside, but for all intents and purposes they are round. It's like across of the "round-eye" and the oriental eye.
Val: That must be fascinating to watch.
AC: Well, I had a lot of trouble with it in the beginning. I was so focused not only on their eyes changing color, but with the flashes of color on their forehead between their eyes. I was so involved with this that I wasn't listening to what they were saying tome. They would have to repeat it over and over. They didn't understand why I wasn't paying attention to what they were saying.
Val: How tall is the average Andromedan?
AC: I have seen them as tall as nine feet. Moraney is about seven or eight feet tall. He says he weights the equivalent of 450 of our pounds.
Val: What is the shape of their skull case?
AC: Just like ours. I have seen some of their very old females, where the skin gets whiter, and the skull case tends to be elongated in the back. Most of the males look similar to us. They are all hairless.
Val: You must be quite a fascination for them, then.
AC: I have given quite a few strands of hair away.

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