From the perspective of pure awareness, the idea that aliens are interdimensional rather than coming from outer space aligns more with the nature of consciousness than with the limitations of physical reality. Pure awareness reveals that all experiences, including perceptions of space, time, and form, arise within consciousness itself. If aliens were interdimensional, they would not be constrained by the physical laws governing outer space but instead would exist in realms beyond our ordinary perception, accessible through shifts in consciousness. Just as pure awareness is not bound by the material world, neither would these interdimensional beings be, allowing them to transcend the limitations of physical space and time.

Interdimensionality suggests that there are multiple layers of reality that we are not typically aware of in our waking state. Aliens, in this context, could be entities that inhabit these different dimensions, much like thoughts or emotions that exist in the mind without taking up physical space. Encounters with them could occur when consciousness is expanded, whether through meditation, altered states, or the dissolution of ordinary sensory perception. This idea is consistent with the understanding that consciousness is the ground of all experience, and that beings existing in other dimensions would be manifestations within this infinite awareness rather than external, physical entities.

One striking element supporting this view is the numerous anecdotal reports of people encountering interdimensional entities, aliens, or intelligences while under the influence of psychedelics. Substances like DMT, LSD, and psilocybin often bring users into contact with beings that seem to exist beyond ordinary reality, suggesting these experiences are not bound to the physical world. Rather, they seem to be expressions of consciousness itself, encountered when the mind opens to deeper layers of awareness. These experiences challenge the notion that aliens would need to travel from distant stars to interact with humans. Instead, it implies that contact with such beings is a shift in consciousness, not geography.

Further supporting this perspective, many people who encounter these beings on psychedelics report a form of telepathic communication. In these states, words are often unnecessary, as information is transmitted directly from mind to mind, bypassing the need for physical interaction or spoken language. This telepathic form of communication makes sense within the framework of pure awareness, where consciousness is seen as the substrate of all experiences, making direct, non-verbal communication through shared awareness more natural than physical encounters.

If aliens are indeed interdimensional and connected to consciousness, then communication with them would likely occur through inner awareness rather than external phenomena. The telepathic nature of these encounters aligns with the view that consciousness is the primary medium of all experience. In this case, any communication with alien entities would be an expression of the non-dual relationship between the self and consciousness, where the boundary between "self" and "other" dissolves, allowing for deeper understanding and connection without the need for physical proximity.

In conclusion, the idea of interdimensional aliens being accessible through expanded states of awareness resonates deeply with the concept of pure awareness. Rather than traveling from outer space, these beings may exist as expressions of consciousness that we can access through telepathic, non-physical means. This understanding shifts the focus from aliens as physical visitors to beings that share in the same field of awareness we inhabit, accessible not through technology or space travel, but through shifts in consciousness itself.