13/08/2026
《體相學入門：四個基本網格》
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"Alien's Morphology"
In recent days, governments around the world have been releasing news and files related to UFOs, while films and television are broadcasting programs about extraterrestrials. I believe these disclosures are meant to gradually prepare the public for what may become an “Open Contact.”
In popular culture, aliens are often depicted as “the greys.” For example, the TV series The X-Files portrays them as intending to colonize Earth, even creating hybrids to achieve their goal. Since the 1950s, stories of humans being abducted by aliens have circulated widely. More recently, Bashar, a well-known extraterrestrial channeler in the spiritual community, has explained that his people are hybrids of greys and humans, existing in higher dimensions. Bashar has said that the greys are actually future versions of humanity—having focused too much on advanced technology, they altered their DNA, lost emotional capacity, and eventually became infertile. To survive, they had to abduct present-day humans to extract original DNA.
Back in reality, the pace of artificial intelligence development in the past two years has been astonishing, rapidly transforming how we live, work, and learn. Will we one day evolve into half-human, half-machine beings, as countless films and animations imagine? Perhaps this remains speculative, yet human physical forms have already changed significantly.
For instance, male movie stars of the 1950s and 60s often had rectangular “Mars-type” faces or prominent “Saturn-type” cheekbones, radiating primal masculinity and resilience—qualities admired in that era.
By contrast, today’s Korean male entertainers often have triangular “Mercury-type” faces or even oval “Venus-type” faces, features once reserved for female stars. Strangely, these delicate faces sit atop highly muscular bodies, creating a sense of dissonance: mentally drawn to beauty and attention, even somewhat narcissistic, yet physically resembling relentless warriors. It is reminiscent of the Greek gods Ares (Mars) and Aphrodite (Venus), whose union produced two sons—Deimos and Phobos, embodiments of fear, chaos, and panic.
In fast-paced cities, Mercury-type individuals are increasingly common, as their traits suit urban life. Earth-type people, however, are rare, perhaps only found in rural areas. Consider again the Greys’ appearance: a high domed forehead taking up half the face, a narrow triangular chin, large slanting eyes, almost no nose bridge, tiny nostrils, a small mouth with thin lips drawn into a line, sometimes curving downward. Their bodies are short and frail, with drooping shoulders, without obvious gender or sexual characteristics. Long limbs, and elongated fingers and toes—often described as four in number. Their skin is dull, grayish-white. Isn’t this strikingly similar to the once-popular “snake-face” plastic surgery trend?
A high domed forehead suggests a Sun type, with black-and-white thinking. The large eyes are Mercury-type but mixed with Sun traits, seeing the world in stark contrasts yet with flexibility. The deep black pupils resemble the water in Moon Type, hinting at the ability to perceive across dimensions. A small nose suggests limited emotional space. A tiny mouth implies little need for speech; thin lips are Saturn-type, while downward corners are Mars-type—speech that is sharp and direct. The largest facial area is devoted to thought, with almost no emotional zone. Their bodies require no physical labor, remaining agile. Long fingers enhance sensitivity, marking them as thinkers. If they truly have only four fingers, they lose a key human marker, since humans are defined by five. The number five symbolises growth and change; reduced to four, it becomes stuck. Their gray-white, lustreless skin reflects a temperament that is cold and stubborn.
If Bashar’s words are true, then over-reliance on technology may ultimately strip humanity of emotion and communication, leading to extinction. Artificial intelligence brings convenience, but it may also cause us to surrender our ability to think and discern. If we no longer spend time learning and understanding, we risk becoming less than machines. The rise of countless mental and physical disorders today already signals conflict between thought, emotion, body, and environment. If we fail to truly know and accept ourselves, and instead force ourselves to “reshape,” the damage will only deepen. At this very moment, we need to understand ourselves and embrace our humanity, so that we can avoid a cold evolution and ensure the continuation of human civilization.
