Courtney is always talking about how the ET board meeting visitors from off-Earth always have lots of security with them. This seems to be the case even when the visitor isn't physically present and visible but is just hanging out telepathically.

My question is why is security necessary in this case? There's some reason for it, I presume, but it's not like they can be physically abducted. Is it possible that an ISBE can be trapped when projecting somewhere outside of the physical body?

Do other remote viewers need security when they moving their consciousness outside of their body too? Is remote viewing dangerous targets safe?!

I don't think I've ever seen anyone ever ask this, but I was thinking lately this is a really important question before maybe we start to try to push telepathy on a wide scale. Why do the good ETs need security for their forays but us normie humans don't? What is going on with the "security" and why is it necessary?

> My question is why is security necessary in this case? There's some reason for it, I
> presume, but it's not like they can be physically abducted.

They obviously can.

> Is it possible that an ISBE can be trapped when projecting somewhere outside
> of the physical body?

It's not that so much but it is more likely that they are slightly 'out of phase' in the Time/Space
sense.

Think of it like the Timeline is a pipe and the Beach is at the bottom. They are parking
themselves slightly up the walls of the pipe somewhere at the same time but not
exactly at the same space.

So they are within communication range but not absolute physical proximity.

It's clever.

Research the explanations of Ed Bielek if you want to know more.

> Why do the good ETs need security for their forays but us normie humans don't?

They are afraid of zombie attacks and we are not.