Ce 5 Hats
Description: CE-5 is an acronym for "Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind." What is that? That is human initiated contact with benevolent extra-terrestrials. How does one go about making contact? Many people all over the world have successfully had multiple-witness sightings and communication. You could learn how by getting our book, "A CE-5 Handbook," or, you could go to www.etcontacthub.com to find instructions and information from all over the world.
Description: Your story is important. When you drop your story and you’re not proselytizing, it’s enticing and interesting. Most people believe we are not alone in the universe. In smaller numbers (but somehow louder) are the skeptics, who are not going to be convinced even in the face of the irrefutable documents that governments are releasing. However, when you say you saw an unexplainable light in the sky moving in a way that no other conventional human made craft could move, with other witnesses, and you were not high, a fault line occurs in their reality. It’s a slowly moving crack, but these planted seeds are important.
Description: CE-5 is an acronym for "Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind." What is that? That is human initiated contact with benevolent extra-terrestrials. How does one go about making contact? Many people all over the world have successfully had multiple-witness sightings and communication. You could learn how by getting our book, "A CE-5 Handbook," or, you could go to www.etcontacthub.com to find instructions and information from all over the world.
Description: Here is our friend, the Celestial Sasquatch. He is the official Mascot of "A CE-5 Handbook." Have you ever wanted to see a UFO? It's easy. The handbook has all the instructions. When you make a request for contact, that called is a "CE-5," or "Close Encounter of the Fifth Kind." You can communicate with our star friends, who are waiting in the wings for humanity to get their stuff together. Who is Mr. Celestial Sasquatch, really? He is you and me, interfacing with the divine.
