This comment lists some perspectives on those involved with secret programs and how we can reframe their participation and nature of their activities in such a way that we can feel compassion for their predicament, as their predicament is also ours. This situation has far more to do with the human condition, consciousness, and spirituality/the metaphysical than the harshness of perceptual engagement with these issues will reveal or allow us to discern. This isn’t anyone’s fault: it is a matter of awareness.

Beneath the theatre of disclosures is much struggling and suffering, and this is what must be examined and healed if we are to truly progress and complete these processes.

In the end, stories matter more than isolated ‘facts’; stories and experiences are woven with ‘facts’, but context and nuance matters. Facts are subjective and have a limited shelf-life as knowledge is never complete and is ever-evolving. Understanding, love, and grace are enduring.

“What will survive of us is love.” – Philip Larkin, from the poem An Arundel Tomb

My feeling about this through being in a hybridisation program is there are a lot of people involved with these programs who are:

1. Poorly understood.

2. Spiritually/consciousness speaking, there is a greater unfolding/’higher purpose’/karmas/samskaras/consciousness influences which have brought them into contact with this world.

3. The truth of this has more to do with the human condition, the conflict and trauma cycle in our world, and consciousness (influences such as NHI/The Phenomenon, etc.). Despite what I have experienced, I have enormous compassion for these people and believe most have honest intentions and are working something out which is very human and worthwhile also, which may sound odd, but it is necessary.

4. It is all about the human condition really, and no matter how professional people are or their roles or how much money they make, what they get involved with is a reflection of their ‘individual dharma’ or karmas and really, something very personal and human, yet also reflects the collective. In this sense, no man is an island, and whilst it may look as though these individuals are puppeteers and aloof, again, what they are involved with has more to do with wider human affairs/nature and the transcendental than most are aware (no-one’s fault).

5. I also think many of these people were immersed into this world from a young age through joining the armed forces and intelligence communities and the door essentially closing behind them at certain points in the sense that there are restrictions such as confidentiality agreements, etc. which contain and immerse them in a world which is very intense and exposes them to things which are quite traumatic and ontologically shifting. The reality of this is very stark and heartbreaking really, because many live lives which very few understand in the wider public (again, no-one’s fault). The impact of conscious exposure to NHI and The Phenomenon makes great demands of all those who have contact. It raises very personal questions and issues, and also compromises their wellbeing in many ways.

6. These individuals are experiencers as members of the public are also experiencers, and as many of us who are experiencers are aware, contact can take its’ toll in many ways, but also lead us in directions which take us to places very few would conceive or recognise. It is a very lonely journey in this sense, and often imbued with much human suffering.

7. It is bittersweet really as this human struggle is also parallel with endeavours/interests which look at healing those struggles and suffering. What I am saying is there is good being done and I have grown enormously through my experiences with these people and in this program, despite the extreme suffering involved, which I wouldn’t wish on anyone, but I see this as a collective struggle, and I see it as impersonal in many ways. We are all working something out together.

8. The world is very complex, and not everyone shares the same intentions and/or agenda. The complexity of this world is what keeps many of those involved with these issues and programs hemmed in. We live in a very conflicted and traumatised world which makes ridiculous demands of those in the armed forces and intelligence communities. They are kept in holes due to national security considerations, competing interests, etc. whilst their and compacted stories and lives are kept within. This is a very intense predicament, and it is no wonder so many have PTSD, addiction issues, other issues with their wellbeing, and many end their lives in these circumstances.

9. Again, these are humanitarian issues and aspects about which the public should become more aware so they might become less abstract and more relatable, and the public will be more compassionate and less cynical towards UAP/NHI disclosure, whistleblowers, and those who have yet to come forward.

10. The state of our world is a hugely significant influence on this set of circumstances. These individuals have been influenced by their families, communities, etc. just as the rest of us. They have also been influenced, as many of us, by the influence of The Phenomenon on human consciousness, which can begin from an early age (as I have found) and which can follow many over the course of their lives. The conflicted world in which we live is a shared responsibility and predicament between us all. It is not their fault and yet we are in this together, and therefore we can help these individuals over the line, so to speak, by recognising our common interests and influences.

11. I have perceived the influence of The Phenomenon/NHI on human consciousness and how it/they influence us in ways which can cause many of the behaviours, etc. in our world which are most problematic and traumatising. From experience, I know many involved with these programs also concerned with these issues in their own ways – striving either to directly resolve them through technologies, etc. or through unconscious intent by virtue of participation. This doesn’t, of course, negate the suffering involved, but again this is a shared predicament. I believe raising awareness of this and other consciousness influences and mechanisms could break the human trauma and conflict cycle in this world and therefore liberate many/us all from an endless loop of human suffering, which is much needed as the planet also changes with the geomagnetic pole shift and AMOC decline. We should come together and encourage co-operation and peaceful ways of being.

12. “It all comes down to consciousness in the end…”, as

@OldVetSymposium would say: the state of our being, our histories, karmas/samskaras, traumas, conflicts, spiritual influences, God, simultaneous/past lives, The Phenomenon, other forms of NHI, etc. In the end, it all comes down to consciousness: questions of who we are, our interconnectedness, the nature of reality, God, etc. We will most quickly progress disclosures if it is in tandem with disclosures/increased awareness re: consciousness and God. I really hope this helps someone.”