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Known as extraterrestrials, the Grays are not aliens to me. My first encounter came when I was seven. Three entities came in and out of my peripheral vision. Bald all over, they looked weird. I recall thinking, well, at least they don’t have to worry about their hair. (Your see, my mom had just broken a comb trying to get the tangles out of my thick hair. They would continue their nonaggressive visits and still do. I soon realized that the Grays, like us, were Light beings with souls and were not to be feared.
By Deborah DeMoss SmithKnown as extraterrestrials, the Grays are not aliens to me. My first encounter came when I was seven. Three entities came in and out of my peripheral vision. Bald all over, they looked weird. I recall thinking, well, at least they don’t have to worry about their hair. (Your see, my mom had just broken a comb trying to get the tangles out of my thick hair. They would continue their nonaggressive visits and still do. I soon realized that the Grays, like us, were Light beings with souls and were not to be feared.