After watching the last couple of movies, I've had this unnerving thought.
What if Earth is not actually a prison planet, but a nursery or an incubator for new life forms. We've already seen how aliens treat us as inferior beings. Perhaps we're like babies to them.
Just about all the aliens that I've heard of had gone through a very long evolutionary process. They're millions or billions of years more advanced than we are. But what if every life form on Earth is a newer, upgraded species that's being raised and observed. For instance, the lizards and other reptiles here would eventually evolve to become intelligent beings. Maybe they were placed here to someday replace the reptilian species that exist now. And it could be true with all of our animals, insects, and humans.
The whole evolutionary process would be monitored by various scientists representing the different species around the world. Then later down the road, these beings could be transported to their home planets.
Nice to hear alternative ideas. I think it could be partly both ways.
Maybe someone snuck in and messed with the nursery?
I'm struggling to reconcile what seems to be genuine guidance from ETs with the fact that we apparently are trapped here forced to forget our past and true identity without the aid of advanced technology that could help us and the planet. If ETs had our interests in mind, then their existence wouldn't be a secret, and we wouldn't be forced to forget all the stuff we're supposedly learning. I think that guidance from aliens is either 1) a diversion or 2) a merciful way to help us "progress" while trapped here. That "progress" may ultimately be a way of putting us out of our misery where we transcend to a different reality altogether. The fact remains no ETs are trying to free us and help us regain our original identity, and they seem to view us as a threat of one sort or another. If we are all eternal beings, then their evolutionary time is irrelevant and a genuine comparison can only be made once we remember who we are. After seeing the movie on the death traps, I feel coerced in being here. Even if I came to Earth by choice, why can't I leave by choice? Even if we are a danger to the universe, then it should still be our choice to do what we will - we are a valid part of this universe too and should be treated as co-creators of it. I've heard Earth called a university, a hospital, a garden, a zoo, a test, and lots of other euphemisms, but if we are not free to leave with our past-life memories, live, prosper and be respected as equals, then humans should call it a prison. Courtney Brown thinks there are "good guys" out there that could help us, but why haven't they put their money where their mouth is and come to Earth to destroy the death traps at the risk of being trapped with us? When ETs fight, humans are collateral damage - it seems no one fighting for us. I've heard a lot of ET channeling by people who are kind, sweet submissive self-deprecating people who receive all sorts of messages from ETs, when they should be standing up for themselves and all humans and asking the ETs hard questions and demanding real answers. We really need to be holding the ETs feet to the fire. I have no sympathy or respect for beings who look down upon those in need and keep them at arm's length, unwilling to sacrifice in order to provide true help when it's needed. If Courtney is right, then we literally live inside Pandora's box trapped with maniacs, and we need to be looking for a way to break this prison open from the inside, without any ET's help.
Andrew Spencer wrote:
> why haven't they put their money where their mouth is and come to Earth to destroy the death traps at the risk of being trapped with us?
There is some evidence that they have.
For example there is that whole 'Messiah story' where an ET helped Moses break the Israelites out of Egypt, and then there is evidence of a plot that the same group flooded civilisation to remove the Atlantean era civilisation.
Here we are now, learning Tech, computers and Space again. But we don't have monsters mutants chasing us around like there were before.
From my perspective, we safely arrived in the future. :-)
Andrew,
I'm with you on all of that.
If the intelligent life that's out there, know we're prisoners and have done nothing, then we're sort of doomed to this reincarnation cycle for now. And if we can't look to them to help, then it's going to have to be us that figures a way out of here - to break free.
Don't get me wrong, there are people that would probably benefit from more life cycles. But when we see what's happening out there with wars and conflicts between different factions and witness some really mean ET's. Why are they free and we're not?
I'm sure the trap is no longer accessible on Earth or they'd risk a mutiny. But there's a chance we could punch out a crack in the matrix somewhere. It has to be possible, or is it?
I just try to remind myself that we're infinite beings. That this is just a moment in time. Maybe I was so bored with my life, that I felt I needed stimulation – drama. And so I chose Earth to fill that void. It feels that I've lived so many lives that I'm overwhelmed and so tired of this place. I just want to go home, wherever that is. Just not today of course.
Who knows, maybe the group at Farsight will lay the foundation for our path to freedom. Maybe together we can put out an SOS to our brothers and sisters of the universe. Perhaps if we ask for help as a group, they'd provide the much needed intervention.
Trisha Kaschalk wrote:
>then we're sort of doomed to this reincarnation cycle for now
Well what would you rather be doing?
It's the suggestion of the Yogi's and other spiritual Teachers that the idea of 'reincarnation' is a fuffed up interpretation of how physical reality works.
What we aren't told, and I have heard this mentioned is that we can reincarnate back in time, or forward.
So linear 'reincarnation' may be your choice, but it isn't how the Mechanics of Physical Reality works.
There is the idea of Time-Loops, The experience of upgrading oneself through repeating similar cycles, gathering new data as you go to ascend to another level.