[TNOULbr2]

hello, just joined up, this is my first post, i'd just like to ask a few questions relating to the wanderers, see if anyone else has had these same thoughts, experiences etc. anyway, very briefly about myself, i'm 21 and from ireland, ever since i was very young i was always strange, different, always in my head, unable to understand the world, society, why it was as it was. i watched a 6 hour [email for name] lecture when i was 15, the world got flipped upside down and started to make sense for the first time, even as crazy as it all would seem to someone who knew little and believed in even less, it felt right instantly in it's essence. i've learned a lot since then and expanded my knowledge but basically, only recently have i known of david wilcock and his work. after watching some videos of him, i obviously went to his site and out of all the things i could have read, strangely and without any real decision i went straight to his wanderer awakening article, chapter 9 i believe it is, was very emotional. anyway, read the mandelkar quiz, intially disappointed because i thought i didn't fit many of the key observations until i started remembering all these things from my life that fit it almost perfectly with it, combined with perfect synchronisation and the ultimate self acceptance and realisation, if there are wanderers out there, i'm one of the more obvious ones, it felt right again and was at a critical point in my life, a decisive crossroads, perfect timing. anyway, basically deep down within myself, on a soul level, i know i'm a wanderer, that isn't my question, the question is this: if i am a wanderer and i believe the rough figures were that 1 in 80 people could be? considering all the people we know and interact with in life, is it possible? even likely that those who we connect with most, can express ourselves freely with, our closest friends, who share some of the classic qualities of wanderers, a handful out of thousands upon thousands of possibilities of people we've came in contact with throughout life, are indeed wanderers too? it seems logical to me but the idea of 3, 4, 5 unwitting wanderers sitting in the same room seems weird. just wondering if anyone else has felt this way or has found out that some of the people they are closest too are actually of the same ilk as they are. also, how do you bring it up with the logical vulcan breed of wanderer? should you even try since they are so skeptical? any thoughts, advice, would be appreciated, godspeed.