We are Not Alone
Disclosure in our time.
When people in power are threatened they do everything they can to change the narrative. It is their only option and we have seen this scenario play out in our world in more recent times around the subject of UFO’s and extraterrestrials.
Denial is always the first option, followed by ridicule and then fear, as the ‘powers that be’ seek to hide and protect a truth which they know will threaten their control of others. Things will only change when we can begin to question our own fears and look beyond what we are being told by those who want to keep the truth buried.
There has been a drip feed of information around extraterrestrials for over a generation now, but as more individuals have experiences that they are comfortable in sharing, this opens the way for such information to gradually become mainstream.
Throughout history authors, artists and sculptors have brought to life ideas, concepts and truth into our world, through their individual talents which have enabled them to express life in all its forms. They have done this in order to inform, educate and delight humanity.
In more recent times film makers have joined this band of ‘truth tellers” amongst whom is Steven Spielberg who has harnessed this concept in his latest film “Disclosure Day”. This film is an alien-contact thriller about a group of ordinary people racing to leak top-secret government files about extraterrestrial life to the entire world at once. The film follows a government whistleblower and a Kansas City meteorologist whose lives are upended when they gain mysterious, alien-induced psychic abilities. The movie weaves a high-stakes race-against-time with Spielberg’s signature sense of wonder and humanism. At its heart, the movie asks a grand question: can humanity handle the truth that we aren't alone, and is it better to reveal this truth, even if it threatens established global orders?
We are all here on this planet to contribute to the whole and artists and filmmakers play their part too. However, most people now don’t need a film to convince them that we are not alone on this planet or in this universe and it is really time we stopped pretending otherwise.
This play of those that think there is life out there versus those who know there is life out there is a constant analogy that has been playing out for decades now and it really is time we stopped pretending that we are the only valid life form in the universe.
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