I open up YouTube.
The clickbait titles appear to be:
“THE SUN IS HIDING A GIANT SPACESHIP!”
“I AM 1 OF THE 11 CHOSEN, THE OTHERS ARE DEAD!”
“THE RETURN OF THE ANUNNAKI, TIME TO WAKE UP!”
I do not really know what to make of it, and the only thought I can come up with is:
“Thinking only… If any of these were true, we would have already known about it.”
Since everything is online, everyone has a camera with them, and no less than every aspect of life is documented…
How come all those secret powers of the reptilians, underground creatures,
the spaceship that is hiding behind the Sun, or the chosen ones are never there to be seen but in absolutely terrible quality videos with pathetic titles?
The reason is quite obvious:
Those videos don’t show any real extraterrestrials.
What we are actually seeing is the human mind creating out of nothing a cosmic fantasy.
And yes, let’s be fair:
Some individuals simply take their lives for granted and that’s it.
Consequently, they can’t help but to invent problems or “cosmic conspiracies” to entertain themselves.
When Life Seems Drab: “Aliens Should Come and Shake Things Up”
The average person’s life if we took away the drama, would look something like this:
* Wake up, go to work.
* Traffic, meetings, emails, the boss.
* Coming home tired, scrolling, watching something, sleeping.
* Occasionally a coffee out, a weekend trip, a few social gatherings.
In essence:
No world ending event.
No Hollywood style hero’s journey.
Just… Life.
And the human brain gets bored with it.
Because the brain is a lover of:
* Excitement,
* Drama,
* Big stories,
* Immensely deep meaning.
So at some point the brain almost unnoticeably makes a decision:
“If my life is not like a movie, I’ll just pretend that I’m living in one.”
This is the point where they immerse themselves into the world of:
* Reptilians,
* Anunnaki,
* Secret societies,
* Spaceships behind the Sun,
* Awakened vs the sleeping sheep analogy.
Instead of going on and changing their lives for good, they are simply handing over the complete tale to some cosmic YouTube scenario.
The “Chosen One” Fantasy: “I’m Special, You’re All Asleep”
The pattern in these videos is very familiar:
“I was always different even when I was a kid.”
“People never understood me.”
“I’m a starseed / chosen / one of the awakened.”
The undisclosed message is:
“I’m special. You’re normal. I know the real truth, and you don’t.”
Most of the times it mentally appears like this:
A lifetime of feeling unseen, rejected, lonely, or ignored, covered with a pretty new outfit: Cosmic importance.
It’s way more simple to utter these words:
“I’m chosen.”
instead of saying
“I was very lonely.”
Much easier to say:
“I have a secret mission on Earth.”
Than to say
“I’ve never really felt like I belong anywhere.”
It hurts less to say:
“I’m one of the 11 who woke up.”
Than it hurts to admit:
“My pain has never been understood, and this story makes that pain feel meaningful.”
So instead of accepting the raw, human truth, the mind creates a spiritual sci-fi story and sees itself as the protagonist.
Escaping Responsibility: “It’s Not Me, It’s the Reptilians”
These cosmic stories have another purpose:
They serve as a perfect getaway from one’s obligations.
Because what is really difficult is to say…
“I ruined my life.”
“I stayed small because I was afraid.”
“I never trained my own mind.”
…But this? Much easier:
“The system is like this, I can’t do anything about it.”
“Dark forces are preventing us from moving forward.”
“They are doing it intentionally to bring down our frequency.”
In short:
“The way my life is is because of aliens, shadow elites, secret powers…”
All human errors are assigned to an unseen “them.”
The mind takes a deep breath:
“So, it is not my fault. The world is bad. I’m only a victim.”
But if we take a real look at things, most of the time the truth is quite simple and it hurts a lot:
* Our own choices,
* Our fears,
* Our postponements,
* The conversations that we refuse to have especially with ourselves.
We don’t need a reptilian for that.
The Giant Spaceship Behind the Sun & the Childish Mind
Let us consider that extraordinary assertion:
“There’s a giant spaceship hiding behind the Sun.”
Allow me to explain:
Suppose, in fact, there was a huge thing either moving or hiding behind the Sun:
* The scientific community would be total chaos,
* Scientists would be seeing it through their telescopes, observatories, satellites and would be totally amazed,
* There would be lots of papers and conferences about it,
* Media will be filled all the time by this.
It would be impossible for us to discover such an event through:
* A15 minute video on YouTube,
* A video with a title in capital letters and suspense music,
* Something that is blurry, zoomed in, and low-quality.
The truth is we would learn about it from solid evidence, not from a channel that each week comes up with a new secret to reveal.
But what really matters is?
Someone lying on a couch, eating their chips, and watching the video thinks:
“Wow, what a revelation. The spaceship is behind the Sun. We definitely have to wake up.”
No.
There is no such thing as a spaceship behind the Sun.
There is, however, a considerable amount of unacknowledged boredom,
pain, and emptiness that is concealed by the façade of that person’s life.
And the brain would rather follow a blockbuster storyline than stare at the void.
The Common Trait of People Who Are “Too Comfortable”
This is a harsh sentence, but it’s true:
Some people are just too comfortably wrong.
The point is not that their life is luxurious but that it is simply comfortable enough to escape real transformation:
* They are not starving.
* They are not homeless.
* They are not living in a war zone.
Yet, they are neither fulfilled, alive, nor emotionally and mentally challenged in a proper way.
So what eventually takes place?
That boring, low intensity “something is missing” sensation is not converted into:
* Creativity,
* Deep connection,
* Inner work,
* Learning,
* Making something that matters.
Rather, it is substituted with:
Cosmic fantasy.
Alien invasions, apocalypse scenarios, the urging to “WAKE UP NOW BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE.”
They are not really wishing for an apocalypse.
They just want their numbness to come to an end.
However, confronting one’s numbness necessitates bravery.
Being a follower of a doomsday channel does not.
So What Do We Do? Convert Everyone?
No.
You should not be going around rescuing people from their endless watching of YouTube videos.
If a person wants to believe:
That the Sun is covering a mothership, that he is one of the 11 souls chosen, then be it.
However, what we are capable of doing is the following:
Firstly, we need to get rid of the confusion in our own heads.
Secondly, we should confront our own dark side.
Thirdly, we must take our own initiative.
Fourthly, by doing so, we can make small but genuine changes in our lives.
Instead of fooling ourselves that we are the main character in some cosmic war that is only present in our thoughts, we can choose to be the real adult in our own narrative.
Myth of “Awakening” Being Related to a Spaceship
I don’t think real awakening comes from:
Secret documents, indistinct footage of the sky, or a YouTube person saying, “What I have seen can’t be believed.”
Real awakening starts when you admit things such as:
“In fact, I have been avoiding certain truths in my life.”
“I am more entertained by the presence of drama than of calm, and this is what is costing me peace.”
“Yes, it is on me to take care of my own mind and not only to blame ‘the system’.”
The truth of the matter is not in being constantly on the lookout for phenomena in the sky.
The truth of the matter is in being constantly on the lookout for phenomena within your own mind.
Instead of looking for a spacecraft hidden by the Sun, we can begin understanding that the stories, excuses, and fantasies which we use to shield ourselves even from our own mind are there.
This is really the cosmic job.
People can keep on shouting to their lungs:
“Wake up!”
“The elites are deceiving us!”
“The invasion is on its way!”
As much as they can.
However, I prefer to act differently:
I do not want to be constantly looking for ships that are hidden behind the Sun because they are not real.
Instead, I want to unveil the lies that are concealed behind my comfortable zone.
Since, let’s be honest:
The world is already so bizarre without an alien invasion.
We really do not need any more drama.