A Change Is Coming: UFO 

Our perspective on the world will shift dramatically in the near future. We've been told throughout our lives that reality isn't what it seems.

Although there will be winners and losers, we are not talking about politics. Although the nature of God will be questioned, we're not talking about religion. We're not talking about science here, albeit a lot of what we think we know might be incorrect.

Many people who have been ridiculed for reporting what they saw in the skies are clearly not so crazy after all, as military encounters recently admitted by our own government show. And those in positions of authority who claimed that such sightings were all misidentifications and hoaxes were either mistaken or deliberately misleading.

The fact is that we're probably not alone in the cosmos, or even here on Earth, as it's becoming clearer by the day.

Another intelligence, probably non-human, appears to be engaging with us, according to evidence. It has the appearance of enormous technological strength, yet it may be real in a different sense than we are. Our nuclear weapons are important to it. It appears to intrude without consent into people's life. It's possible that we're just seeing a fraction of what it's capable of.

We have no idea why it's here or whether it's always been there. Our hypotheses are all valid, but they are not facts. So far, no.

It's possible that this intellect isn't a single thing in the first place. It might be a variety of things. If many bits of intelligence exist, they may not exist in our reality in the way we comprehend existence.

All of this will have to be dealt out, and it will be much sooner than any of us thought. If you believe that confirmation that we are not alone will occur in the far future, you are mistaken. That basic reality might be recognized at any time now, if not in the next several years. This will not be the end of the mystery; rather, it will be the beginning.

The general contours of all of this have been known to certain people operating in secret for several generations. Is it true that ethics were abandoned? Have there been any crimes committed? Did those who downplayed this historic event believe they were operating in our best interests? What does it signify if they did?

Even if a partial confirmation of where things stand is obtained, complete answers will be difficult to obtain. All we can do now is begin asking the appropriate questions. Amnesty, immunity, and possibly witness protection may be investigated in the near future in relation to the UAP problem. While accounts must be kept and will be kept, it is more vital to look forward than it is to look back.

Given the statistics, being terrified is a reasonable response, but what will happen will happen regardless of how we feel about it. The only thing more difficult than facing the truth might be continuing to lie. We just don't have the answers, so we'll have to have the guts to peer into the shadows. Whether or not we are actually capable of handling reality is no longer important. We have no choice.

Going forward, your open mind will be your most valuable asset.

We are all aware that the divides that afflict our globe must be addressed. Political squabbles that are colossal now may appear minor tomorrow. Our new focus should be on protecting the world and gaining a better understanding of our role in the cosmos. We must communicate – first and foremost with ourselves, and then, if at all possible, with these people.

For decades, progress toward openness has been slow, but those days are coming to an end. The shift that we are currently experiencing will not be smooth or predictable. Changes in seismic activity appear to be underway. When this transition occurs — which now appears to be a foregone conclusion — we will all be surprised and upset.

The next years are expected to make the 2020s the most transformational decade in human history. As an optimist, I think we will live to see another day, and historians will look back on our period with reverence and admiration. The fresh pages they provide will likewise be tinged with surprise that we were able to stay in the dark for so long.

Finally, we may discover that the world is weirder than we expect, if not stranger than we can conceive. We may still be uninformed even though we know incalculably more than we do today. We are, nonetheless, like a toddler with so much to learn, full of promise. We can take some solace in the concept.

We are on the edge of initiating this global dialogue together, surrounded by uncertainty. Our shared interests will eventually outnumber our differences.

Survival in a potentially crowded cosmos necessitates quick thought and courageous action. We need to get to the next level as soon as possible.

There is still a lot of good in the world. Humans have the ability to adapt and change, and we may just astound everyone, even ourselves.

It's a pivotal moment in history.

People begin to prepare.