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If we are not alone in the galaxy, then why don’t aliens just show themselves?
I get this question from people all the time. Like every day now. The existence of extraterrestrials (rather than aliens, as ETs have been on this planet way longer than humans have, so we’re actually the aliens) is a heated subject; it forces us to question WHO we’ve been believing and whether or not they had us in their best interest. It’s a question of power more than anything else.
Extraterrestrials are simply other forms of YOU.
They look different, live on different planets, have better (or worse) levels of technology, and speak different (or no) languages.
But they are still you. And as you awaken, you begin to round up all those other YOUs, starting with those nearest to yourself, then increasingly circling outward to strangers, and to groups, and finally, to the galaxy.
You’re integrating all of the alien parts of You, back into Yourself
It’s a partly-linear progression, this integration, as the human consciousness acclimates to the fact that those slightly different, then more different, then VASTLY different, are still just people and they have just as much a right to live in their own manner as you do.
From the extraterrestrial standpoint, landing on the White House lawn would be a huge disservice until we reach a critical mass where humanity accepts the diversity of others. We are just starting to accept others on our own planet. Imagine interacting with a sentient being that used tentacles for hands and staying calm with all those unknowns. It takes some rewiring of the belief systems to get there, but we all have the ability to do so.
We are much closer to that critical mass than we’ve ever been in human history; it’s entirely up to humanity, when it’s ready for that jump.
If you look at Hollywood you’ll see that portrayal of extraterrestrials is increasingly more positive.
Movies like Arrival are serving to depict extraterrestrials as loving, life-valuing beings that are assisting in Earth’s ascension by providing open contact from a non-offensive position.
As society absorbs more of this material, it will remember that no one has power over us unless we give it away.
There has always been contact with these beings, mind you. Contact is easy if you want to make it. There are plenty of extraterrestrials waiting for you to invite them in.
So stay tuned, and keep an open mind about the goodness that is out there. You’ll find that these other YOUs are experiencing their own expansion, in their own bodies, their own way; and you may look just as weird to them as they look to you.
Resource if you want to learn open contact:
author: Kimberly
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