Ah...that's not a UFO my friend
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The Holy Spirit is often identified with “feminine” terms, for example
The Hebrew word used for spirit, Ruah, is grammatically feminine
Strongly associated with water which has long been considered to represent feminine (passive, yin) energy as opposed to the solid rock (active, yang) energy
But yeah it might be demons, you never know
Technically I tihnk the holy spirit is the trinity which I still dont quite comprehend if im being honest.
I do know part of that is some kinda femine quality.
I always thought it was so strange how the bibles starts out with "Man was created in OUR image." That image being the holy ghost.
Weird when you actually think about it is it not?
That’s a great point regarding “make man in our image” - another one which comes to mind reading your comment:
I would just say, asking someone on the street to finish the phrase “Father, Son, and [blank]”, unless you had been trained to finish the sentence with “Holy Spirit”, chances are quite high you would finish the sentence with “Mother”. I don’t think it’s a coincidence but I do think there has been active suppression of any notion of a feminine nature to God, while ironically society and much of religion itself have been feminized
Fake and gay…
Checks out
The miltary has weapons that can already do stuff like this, but it has been gossiped about that these beings could have psychic powers, or some kind of technology that can do things like make us see what they want us to see, like them looking like a human or a bird.
Alot of these ancient stories talk about shapeshifters, even in the bible you see alot of angels disguising themselves, the same with the greek epics where the gods would take different forms.