No capté esa última parte, pero hola Lola. Me gusta esa rima.

I will, thank you.

I don't think the masses will be ready for full alien disclosure in the foreseeable future, if ever. And I don't say that because I think we are a lost cause, on the contrary, we do whatever we want for better or for worse, and that's exactly why I think disclosure is not for everyone and never will be. Some people want it, some don't because they're here for a different experience. In other words, this planet is the place we come when we want to live on lower frequencies. If you want the utopian experience, you have to leave here. And on that line of thought, perhaps many of us are being carried away by the promise of a better life that inevitably comes with friendly alien contact. Maybe it'd be better for our mental health to keep that knowledge they've given us as the compass to follow when we are ready to leave here rather than dreaming of having that right here and now in the place that is not meant for that. Mostly because doing that becomes just another way of hurting ourselves and, through that suffering, staying here even longer when that desire of a better life becomes our pain.

I have the understanding from following both channels that people come here to have mostly bad experiences, and while part of that experience may involve the roller coaster of hitting rock bottom followed by big spiritual revelations or interacting as humans with their alien friends, most people seem to come here to completely disconnect and live in a extremely impaired state of being. I see this reflected on a society that always puts more value in the harder ways to do things, no matter if they are impractical or pointless. And while emotions are running high right now, as a rule of thumb people always seem to choose one path and hardly ever stray from it, even if they know it's wrong or that there are better options. I get the impression that people in these circumstances often just choose to keep doing what they where doing their whole lives. Not necessarily because they agree or care, but because, from their point of view, they got this far, put all of their energy into it, and just don't want to change because that means starting from scratch later in life and that is just not acceptable or they simply don't feel like it. And don't think that is out of laziness or a lack of responsibility, it's more like they just accept that they made a mistake and rather live with it and perpetuate what they know than changing their ways into the unknown at a point in their lives when they might no longer have enough time to really experience that new path. Many people don't believe in reincarnation, they think they get this one chance and are like "what's done its done and this is my life now."

They're not really interested in change and also pain, suffering, and self-victimization can be addictive experiences. The rush they can give you might be stronger than the one you can get from positive emotions, I'm not sure but it does look like that in this place. At this point of things, I wonder how many among us keep coming back because we don't know better, and how many are here simply because they're addicted to it, even when they get out and remember who they are.

So rather than figuring things out, most people just go with the flow for better or for worse, and that's the whole idea of being here for most of them. I don't think Earth will remain like this forever, but its return to normal might happen slowly and naturally by just letting people get their fill until they are bored of it rather than being a huge and sudden event. Until then, I think the best those of us that are against what's being done here can do is simply put our two cents each chance we get, both in here and out there, whenever we see someone willing to listen. It sucks because it'll take forever but also what's the rush? Why are we in such a hurry to learn and do stuff that we come to places like this that promise us quick learning when we have all the time in the world to do it? One thing I've learned here and never going to forget is that I need to calm down and stop treating life like it's a ticking time bomb.

Yes, I think it covers the basics and also quotes a couple of authors for further reading. I'm starting one of the books mentioned there myself.