Our Post-Disclosure World

As an important Exo Studies Master Course draws to a close I find myself asking new questions about life in a post-disclosure world as humanity begins to grapple with the reality of extra-terrestial (ET) and extra-dimensional (ED) intelligences interacting with Earth.

• How many different ETs/EDs are currently observing or interacting with Earth?
• What are the different cultures of ETs from planets/star systems?
• What principles, protocols and practices guide galactic alliances?

• In what ways has galactic history impacted Earth history?
• Which Earth species were seeded from other star systems?
• What is the galactic history of human DNA?
• Which planets/star systems have cultural links with Earth cultures?

• What does Earth politics and governance look like in a post-disclosure world?
• How does a galactic worldview change decision making on Earth?
• What does democracy look like in post-disclosure societies?
• How do we integrate information gained through contact with ETs/EDs by individuals, citizen groups and governments?
• How do we discern which ET/ED advice/support is best for humanity and the Earth?

• How do we best acknowledge and then move on from pre-disclosure trauma, suppression and disinformation?
• In what ways can we support those who may face an existential crisis in a post-disclosure world?
• Who will be most advantaged and disadvantaged in a post-disclosure world?
• How will disclosure impact nation states?

• What new opportunities are there in addressing pressing global issues in a post-disclosure world?
• What new perspectives does a galactic worldview bring to global issues?
• How do increasing frequencies impact zero-point energy technologies?

• What is unique about Earth within our galactic neighbourhood?
• What is unique about our solar system within our galactic neighbourhood?
• What opportunities exist for trade and exchange with our galactic neighbours?

2020 Vision

2020 and the 2020s are poised to be surprising transformational years for most of humanity.

The following emergent and emerging global trends are likely to shape this transformation.

Disclosure of global secret agenda

• Hidden groups and organisations are being revealed.
• Self serving agenda are becoming more transparent.
• Disinformation is less likely to trigger emotional responses or be believed.

Expansion of consciousness

• Consciousness is consciously evolving.
• Indigenous knowledge, ancient wisdom traditions and spirituality are increasingly valued.
• Long standing assumptions and beliefs are being questioned, worldviews are expanding.

Awareness of a larger Self

• Psychic ability and higher sense perception are accepted as normal.
• Subtle energies and extradimensional beings are recognised.
• Unity of consciousness is more widely accepted.

Empowerment of individuals

• Localisation and globalisation are increasing individual participation and co-creative.
• Activism is becoming recognised as a full spectrum of subtle and overt being and doing.
• Love is increasingly chosen over fear, compassion over judgement, openness over closed minds/hearts.

Emerging cosmologies

• The universe is experienced as holographic in nature.
• Humans are seen as multidimensional beings.
• Humans have a galactic history, a galactic family and a galactic journey.

Systems change

• Climate change continues to highlight dysfunctional beliefs and systemic failures.
• Social, political and economic systems will continue to adapt or disintegrate.
• Species extinction reflects a changing planet.

Technological change

• Zero-point energy and antigravity devices become a reality.
• Artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics develop rapidly.
• Regeneration practices are increasingly important.

Healing modalities

• Vibrational medicine
• Holistic healing
• Multidimensional healing

The above trends may trigger news and events that will surprise, confuse (and possibly anger), challenge and enrich humanity during the 2020s and beyond.

For example, the following are most likely to become public knowledge over the next decade.

• Secret global organisations and self serving agenda.
• Ongoing planetary changes and ongoing denial/spin/control responses.
• Alien races, alien technologies, alien contact and alien relationships with Earth.
• Advanced prehistoric civilisations on Earth.
• Emerging new systems replacing decaying old systems (social, economic, political).
• Use of psychic skills and higher sense perception.
• Galactic human history and the galactic human journey.
• Multidimensional existence and the evolution of the multiverse (omniverse).

For some this will turn their notion of reality upside down.
Others will welcome the news because it affirms a reality they have long sensed.

It will be a decade requiring open minds and open hearts, critical reflection, conscious choice, compassion, generosity and love.

It will be a decade during which humanity remembers much that has been hidden or forgotten.

It will be a decade of learning to choose love over fear.

A Galactic Human Journey

“Statistically speaking, the probability that a highly conserved DNA sequence will change multiple times over 6 million years of evolution is close to zero…”  – Katherine S. Pollard, Biostatistician

“Our hypothesis is that a more advanced extraterrestrial civilization was engaged in creating new life and planting it on various planets. Earth is just one of them.” – Vladimir Sherbak (Astrophysicist) and Maxim Makulov (Astrobiologist)

“Sooner or later … we have to accept the fact that all life on Earth carries the genetic code of our extraterrestrial cousins and that evolution is not what we think it is.” – Maxim Makulov, Fesenkov Astrophysical Institute

Hybrid Humans: Scientific Evidence of Our 800,000 Year-Old Alien Legacy by Daniella Fenton (2018) is one of many sources that suggest human DNA has been manipulated many times by extraterrestrials over millions of years.

A picture is emerging of an intimate and complex relationship between humans and those we may perhaps genuinely call our alien cousins.

This picture is one of the galactic humans exchanging DNA and culture over millions of years.

I've collated a possible and I believe increasingly probable version of this Galactic Human Journey (3.5MB PDF) from a range of sources as part of my current participation in an Exo Studies Master Course.  It's a work in progress.

The Living Universe

A living universe has been the theme of my research over the last two years. I've chosen courses, documentaries and books that explore a contemporary understanding of life and the universe through multiple perspectives.

The positivistic materialistic worldviews adopted several hundred years ago colonised much of the planet leading to an impoverished understanding of life where most of the universe is believed to be dead and without purpose.

Dominant materialistic worldviews have left many in a 'reality' of living on the third rock from the sun, as an evolutionary accident, exploiting resources for profit while avoiding death and taxes.

Global challenges such as climate change are forcing us to expand our worldviews. It's difficult to understand let alone address climate change from within a view of reality that helped create it.

Fortunately an increasing number of people are experiencing a very different reality.

It's a reality of a 'living universe' which is reclaiming aspects of our lives that have been trivialised, denied or ridiculed for centuries.

The living universe is about the expression of consciousness rather than dead matter moving in empty space. It's about our journey in consciousness. A journey which began light-years away a long long time ago.

The following mind-map charts my exploration of the living universe over the last two years.

It highlights topics that are largely hidden from the perspective of positivism and materialism.

"The eye is blind to what the mind doesn't see." (Chinese proverb)

Resolving current global challenges on this planet requires us to step back and see a bigger picture.

A much bigger picture.

A bigger picture of self, the planet, our galactic neighbours and the living universe.

See a more detailed version.

This isn't meant to be a comprehensive mind-map but rather a snapshot of my recent explorations.
It attempts to show some relationships between topics and how topics fit within my own worldviews.

Full Spectrum Activism

Graphic adapted from 'Subtle Activism' by David Nicol

Full spectrum social activism opens the door for everyone to personally and effectively respond to challenges such as climate change. And because the roots of climate change are deep within consciousness it may be that nothing short of full spectrum social action will address climate change.

For me 'full spectrum social action' is a view of social activism that, in addition to overt forms of activism, includes the 'subtle activism' of David Nicol, 'social activism as embodied practice' described by Terry Patten, 'sacred activism' promoted by Andrew Harvey and the 'spiritualised activism' of Matthew Fox.

"We're in a race between consciousness and catastrophe" according to Terry Patten.

Creative responses to the challenges of our times recognise the need to integrate inner and outer transformation says David Nicol. "...consciousness-based practices like meditation, prayer, and ritual, in addition to their positive effect on individuals, may play a subtle, yet crucial, role in supporting change in the world." (Subtle Activism)

The disenchanted worldview of mechanistic materialism adopted 500 years ago closed the door on the subtle and the sacred for many in contemporary western civilisation. According to Richard Tarnas today's global situation requires a re-enchantment of the cosmos bringing to individual and collective consciousness deep connection and meaning.

This notion of 'full spectrum social action' provides opportunities to those for whom more overt forms of social action are not a good fit for their skills, personality or current place in their life journey. Collectively we can cover the entire spectrum from subtle to overt social action.

More than that, it is becoming clear that subtle forms of social action at both the individual and collective level are not only effective but may be crucial for sustained systemic change and transformation.

Decades of research into meditation, distant healing, remote intention, global consciousness, non-local coherence provides strong evidence for the efficacy of remote subtle practices of individuals and groups. See Subtle Activism, A New Republic of the Heart, Connected: The Emergence of Global Consciousness or Science And Human Transformation: Subtle Energies, Intentionality, and Consciousness.

"The results of the research have consistently shown highly statistically significant correlations between the practice of [mediation]... and improvements in a broad range of indicators of social harmony in nearby populations, including crime rates, auto accidents, fires, war deaths..." (Subtle Activism)

Only a small percentage (1% or less) of the targeted population size was required for a group of meditators to demonstrate a measurable impact.

There are many international groups offering synchronised subtle practices for today's global challenges. The websites listed above provide links to some of these.

Epic Climate Change

The world is in a period of ‘great transition’ - UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (2012)

‘The Great Turning’ of humanity is about crisis and possibility. It calls for an awakening consciousness. Joanna Macy (2010)

We’re in a race between consciousness and catastrophe as we move through an ‘evolutionary transformation’. Terry Patten (2018)

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Climate change is part of a bigger picture – a much bigger picture.

It’s a bigger picture of transformational change of epic proportions rarely experienced by humanity. And it’s happening now!

Some say that the earth and humanity is ‘levelling up’ – and feel called to embark on epic/mythic and sometimes dangerous journeys to do what they can.

They may choose to play the role of ‘hero or heroine’ – and there have been many great examples over the last 50 years of climate change. But we can’t be saved from climate change by the lone archetypal hero/heroine on journeys to overcome the ‘dragon’. The hero archetype in particular - which still dominates mass media – takes people on old masculine journeys of aggression, persistent conflict, linear thinking and violence.

The hero/heroine may be necessary to raise awareness but it isn't sufficient to instigate whole systems change.

Some have written about the new ‘gendered journey’ which is a more inclusive evolved archetype. The gendered journey is emotional rather than cerebral - it’s a journey of transformation.

But this too has fallen short when dealing with the complex relationship between climate change, the biosphere, sociocultural systems and social justice issues.

Maya Zuckerman says it’s time for a ‘collective journey’ where groups of people rise to a call and “move beyond their own individual experiences to a cohesive collective that is both the sum of all individuals and also a new entity entirely.”

Some believe the #MeToo movement and the Arab Spring are examples of the new 'collective journey'.

Zuckerman sees the collective journey as a nonlinear, multidimensional, physical and digital experience of diverse people, groups, tribes, cultures, and networks coming together for a higher purpose and a common cause.

Some see Game of Thrones as an example of a collective journey archetype. The hero can die instead of saving the day.

Perhaps climate change and its deeply connected social justice issues need all of the above – hero/heroine journeys, gendered journeys and collective journeys – and more.

Some feel called to adopt new (or ancient) roles of the champion, the steward, the sage, the shaman, the magician, the lover, the wise gardener, the trickster, the peaceful warrior, the elder… These bring to awareness different ways of being, new intuitions, new wisdom, new opportunities, new dreams and visions of the future.

Climate change is a wake-up call. The epic nature of our interconnected global challenges invites an epic response – individually and collectively.

And this response is not all doom and gloom. Terry Patten reminds us that responding to a deeper calling can bring us into flow with inspiration, wonder and joy.

We need to adopt new roles and explore new narratives with evolved archetypes that tell the story of “the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible”.

Image: darksouls1 Licence: CC0

Local Climate Change Conversations

I've been exploring local climate change conversations. Some have been active for years and many have begun since the last federal election.

Not included are groups discussing renewable energy options or consumer choices.