Prof. Paul Davies
Physicist
Arizona State University
Dear Prof. Davies,
I’ve just watched a television program called The Definitive Guide to Aliens on the Discovery Channel. It mentioned that you work for SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) and that you’re in charge of creating a protocol for first contact with “aliens.”
I’m not sure whether you welcome suggestions from the public but, with all due respect, perhaps I could make a few on what I’ve learned from the program … and what I’ve learned from “aliens.”
What I’ve learned from the program is that those who claim to know about “aliens” don’t seem to know a great deal – unfortunately.
The program concentrated on discussions of the building blocks of life from outer space, the vast amounts of time we think it would take to travel space, and the threat to us from “aliens.”
It was said that the preponderant probability was that aliens would be space conquistadores. It was suggested that “if aliens come here they’ll probably be predators and eat other animals.” Mainly us.
Clearly we’re extrapolating from our own history as a species, which, it turns out, is not a realistic guide to understanding or appreciating them.
Prof. Paul Davies, https://cosmos.asu.edu/
What I’ve learned from aliens is that they’re actually here in large numbers – millions of spaceships and I suppose many more millions of occupants of them. Many of these ships are cloaked from view, so as not to induce fear in us.
They’re not predators; in fact, they don’t eat in the same way that we do. They are higher-dimensional beings who have no need to eat.
But why listen to me on this or related subjects?
They communicate with us quite regularly. And, in fact, you can even ask questions of them if you wish to. I know. I do. Quite regularly.
I invite you to ask questions of them as well on our weekly radio program: An Hour with an Angel (https://www.blogtalkradio.com/inlight_radio/an-hour-with-an-angel).
I’d actually be surprised if you didn’t know this. Given that you’re in charge of protocol, I’d expect you to have canvassed the subject of what we know and don’t know about aliens.
A simple Google search would turn up files of material from SaLuSa of Sirius, SanJAsKa and the Pleiadian Council of Nine, the Arcturian Group, Ashtar, Hatonn, and many others.
Are they here to conquer us and prey on Earth? No. On the contrary. They’ve saved us from ourselves so many times that we wouldn’t be here if not for them.
I can think of one particular man-made disaster that they’ve saved us from that you as a scientist could appreciate right away. Depleted uranium is so deadly a contaminant that nothing we have on Earth could have saved us from it if the extraterrestrials had not removed it from our atmosphere.
The Earth powers who used depleted uranium as a weapon of war would never acknowledge its deadliness. And they just kept on using it, war after war.
If we hadn’t reached a point of omnicide already, we soon would have, especially if the Earth powers had had their way and started a war with Iran which would have seen even more tons of it dumped into our atmosphere.
If you’d honestly like to know about extraterrestrial life, here are a few sources that are filled with information (at no charge and available to all):
- The Golden Age of Gaia at https://goldenageofgaia.com
- First Contact at https://www.angelfire.com/space2/light11/fc/fc-index1.html
There’s no reason today to be wondering about the building blocks of life, how to travel outer space, or what “aliens” would want if they were in contact with us.
What they’d want is our safety, prosperity, and unfoldment as a species.
And the best proof of that would be our willingness to join them peacefully and harmoniously in the best interests of all people (yes, people) who inhabit the universe.
And, yes, as you noted on the program, they would invite us to join their confederation, one of which is the Galactic Federation of Light. As full members. We have a standing invitation. Whenever we cease warring on each other.
With sincere regards,
Steve Beckow
Editor-in-Chief
Golden Age of Gaia