We Can't Afford to Ignore UFOs

Most people ignore accounts of UFOs. This is understandable because UFOs are associated with ridicule, irrationality, taboo and disinformation.

For some the reality of UFOs lies outside their comfort zone or worldview. For others UFOs challenge the status quo which they believe threatens their current way of life.

The reality of UFOs point to profound insights and possibilities about life on Earth. The existence of UFOs expands our worldview and makes visible potential solutions to urgent global challenges.

After 20 years of solid evidence it no longer makes sense to ignore UFOs.

The existence of genuine UFOs and their unusual behaviour lead to some reasonable deductions most of which contradict generally accepted views.

Observation	Deduction
UFOs are not ‘weather balloons’	Many UFO witness testimonies are genuine
UFOs can travel large distances very quickly	ETs can visit Earth from distant star systems
UFOs do not use fossil fuels or rockets	Alternative energy sources and technologies are available

 

Observation	Deduction
UFOs have been witnessed for decades	There has been long running denial, ridicule and deception by authorities and complicit organisations
UFO visits are recorded throughout human history	The historical emergence of human civilisations and the evolution of DNA need to be reinterpreted
UFO flight behaviour implies technologies far beyond classical physics	There are alternative ways to travel interstellar distances

 

Observation	Deduction
UFO craft have been retrieved	Navigation, communications, life support and other onboard UFO systems have probably been studied
“	Attempts to reverse engineer advanced technologies are likely
“	ETs (alive and/or dead) have probably been recovered

 

Observation	Deduction
At least some UFOs are not from Earth	It is possible for planetary civilisations to overcome potentially self-destructive behaviours
Intelligent off-world beings exist	We need a galactic worldview
Large UFOs can hover at low altitudes	Gravity control is possible

UFOs are challenging consensus reality. Their existence leads to deeper questioning, new possibilities and an expanded worldview. Their behaviour suggests there are very different ways to think about energy which may help to address pressing global challenges.

References

• UFOs for the 21st Century Mind by Richard Dolan (2014)
• Thrive II: This is What it Takes by F & K Gamble (2020)
• Quantum Revolution by Nassim Haramein (2020)
• Exo Studies Course by Institute of Exo Studies (2020)

 Images: Weather Balloon - CC Licence  Other images Pixabay.com CC0 Licence

Paradoxically Normal

One aspect of the 'new normal' appears to be about being comfortable living with paradox.

2020 has increased the visibility of polarised views as many choose to hold fearful positions at the extremes. "I'm right and you are wrong!"

'Either-Or' thinking requires a choice. Either this is true or that is true and we eliminate any paradox or dilemma. 'Both-And' thinking is a different kind of logic where conflicting ideas can both be true. 

Paradox is about the natural and necessary presence of conflicting ideas at the same time. Paradoxes are an integral part of complex systems. They are a requirement for life to thrive.

Climate Change, Social Media, Pandemics and Conspiracy Theories all contain paradoxes that won't be resolved through 'Either-Or' disputes.

Engaging with a paradox can stimulate the creativity, innovation and transformation we need in these times.

2020 may be asking us to transcend 'Either-Or' thinking - or watch as the world mirrors our polarised beliefs and fears.

Human Galactic Histories: Part 1 - WHY?

 

There are many ways to explore UFOs. Sean Esbjörn-Hargens offers an Exo Studies Master Course that uses a multi-disciplinary approach within a meta-integral framework to explore UFOs and related phenomena.

For me one of the most powerful lenses to engage with during this course has been that of story - in particular history.

Much has been written about advanced civilisations in prehistory and galactic history. For many people however, these writings are assumed to be the stuff of legend, myth, fantasy, science fiction or delusion. This is often because people hold worldviews that exclude any possibility of it being actual history.

Presenting strong evidence is not always be an effective way to challenge a worldview. "The eye is blind to what the mind does not see." We hold on to our stories.

The Exo Studies multi-disciplinary approach to UFOs seriously challenges such limiting worldviews. In doing so it can shatter existing generally accepted stories that help us to make meaning of our realities and experiences. This can leave one feeling uneasy about what we know. Without coherent stories we can be left floundering in a vast ocean of apparently disconnected evidence.

For me as I digested the compelling evidence and began to embrace new perspectives it was important to have new stories that made sense.

These short prehistory and galactic history videos focus on some of those new stories. (Actually most of these stories are quite old.) They are an attempt to make meaning of the greatly expanded worldview that UFOs present.

In addition I found that the stories themselves were challenging my beliefs and assumptions in ways that sometimes evidence alone didn't. Story has a way of resonating with the heart and body that can be more convincing than evidence in the head. Story can be very powerful, speaking to the deeper or whole being.

I find there's a coherency across these histories that begins to build a meaningful meta-story from within an emerging galactic worldview. I believe there's much we can learn from this meta-story that could be applied to current global challenges and the co-creation of preferred futures.

For example reflections of events from the Orion Wars, Maldek, Mars, Lemuria and Atlantis appear to be playing out today. They may even be projections from unrecognised and unresolved trauma from the deep past. Some may say "those who are not aware of galactic history are in danger of repeating it" - or perhaps at least being triggered by it.

Finally, I chose these particular Galactic Histories because there is strong multi-disciplinary evidence that supports the stories. This helps me to both 'ground' the stories and flesh out the emerging meta-integral framework with which I am engaging.

More background and referencing for these galactic histories is available as a slide show in PDF form.