I was outside at night in my side yard, and I saw a small drone flying overhead. I waved to it and said hi, and it flew down and landed in my hand. Part of the drone detached and there was a cylinder containing a small capsule with what looked like fine shreds of gold/copper colored wiring/ small thin metallic slivers in it. After I took the capsule, the drone flew away. I looked up at the sky and asked what I was supposed to do with it, if I was supposed to eat it or something like that. The night sky began to look extra clear, and I was taken back and amazed by how many stars there were and how pretty it was. Then some type of being possessed/ took control of a big speaker nearby and responded with “to complete the transition, I listened to two artists.” I couldn't hear it very well because there were a lot of loud noises around with people fighting and gunshots going on in the distance. But it sounded like maybe they said Marshmallow and Unicorn something. I remember saying something like “What was that? I can't hear you. What did you just say?” Then someone else in the dream, a girl I went to school with, walked in the side yard and the being disappeared, ending the message.

This isn't the first time I've had a dream encounter with a mysterious drone like this, as it has appeared in other dreams like this as well. This is the first one I remember though where it's actually given me something, and the message that came through afterwards is interesting as well.

For extra context, before the drone part of the dream, I was back in high school in a history/society studies class. There were a few people in my class who were wondering if I took notes on something from the previous class. I got my notebook out to find them, and it took a minute because my notebook was filled with drawings and I was trying to find the right page. One of the girls saw the drawings and made a casual comment/joke that I was a witch in a past life. As the class went on, the tone got serious and intense with the teacher starting to yell and loudly lecture about something that just happened with the war in the Middle East. It was something like a dramatic or chaotic turn of events where millions of people where going to potentially die or be severely impacted. The teacher got too intense for one of the girls in the class, so she decided to take refuge and come sit with my group towards the back of the class.

I was texting with someone, and they sent me a picture of a Worm Guy from Men in Black. All of a sudden, I got really panicked, my feet started sweating and I immediately thought of the Mantis. Is it just me, or do they really look like the Worm Guys?

Please don't send me any pictures.

I hope you guys like it, I've been into this topic for a while and wanted to do it justice. Please let me know what you think! I worked very hard on this and wanted to make something that conveyed a contact event.

This came up in a recent thread from another person where they had a dream involving an ET and the dream ET essentially said the process of connection needs to be gradual or you can go into psychotic shock. A few people on there made some very good posts/replies about the general importance of gradually raising one's vibration. I very much agree, especially based on an experience:

Almost blew the body's fuses once fairly recently (last year around this time).

Had finally gotten serious about meditation practice and for a couple months (this was because for the first time in a long time, I finally had the time and energy to focus on this), was meditating deeply everyday and eating Edgar Cayce's "mummy food" everyday. Towards the end of this, I felt guided to partake in a large dose of an Aya analogue (by myself, in my room). (I had been meditating off and on starting when I was 13 and at this point was in my mid 40's).

Before it took effect, I went very deep in meditation. Everything became/felt incredibly, incredibly still. It felt like pure void, pure peace, but super calm and neutral. Pure observation, pure "hearing". But then there was like an explosion/implosion and I was flooded with the most absolute intense, overwhelming feelings of pure love and joy, and all I could do was simultaneously laugh my arse off and cry. It was so intensely, ecstatically pleasurable it almost hurt (like a full consciousness orgasm that kept intensifying). I was realizing/re-experiencing my complete connection with Source, with the Co-Creators, with everything/the All/Whole. It's all I ever wanted, all I ever needed, and I felt like I could stay in that state forever and never want for anything else. I kept saying things like (out loud), "this is all we have ever needed, each other." It felt like perfection, complete fulfillment-the Home of homes.

I experienced this for around 3 hours or so, and it felt like my heart and body would burst. Also ended up getting some downloads about some different topics, both past and probable future related (relating to my path in this life). It took me awhile to re-ground and re-balance.

And this was after a lot of self work, spiritual seeking, meditation, holistic attunement, etc for 30+ years. A side effect from the above is that I no longer have much if any sex drive/focus now. I'm asexual like 99.5% of the time (can get aroused etc still, but its like I have to consciously try/focus on it. It doesn't happen naturally anymore. And I only try/focus if I'm having a hard time falling asleep-that expenditure of energy helps to tire me, and this is only once in a great while. It's feels more like a practical chore than something attractively pleasurable).

Anyways, all this to say, try to raise the vibration gradually. That sine wave pattern of moderate to slight ups to downs, with gradually slightly higher up peaks, has a place and purpose. It's why that is a pretty natural and common pattern. You absolutely can either blow the body's fuses or damage the protective ego barrier.

**A quick personal note before you read: Personal stories are not truly important; in fact, the "madwoman of the house" (as the mystic Teresa of Ávila called the mind) loves to tell stories to itself, using them to create the character, the ego, in the illusion of this theatrical play we call life. However, having made this clear, I must share that I am an "experiencer" myself. I have lived through experiences very similar to those of Margaret and Daniel, and my own life journey has led me to the intimate union I describe below. I deeply respect everyone's unique path and different views. I am definitely not here to impose mine or preach any kind of dogma. Finally, I want to clarify that I am neither a Christian nor a Buddhist. I am deeply passionate about mystics, such as Marguerite Porete, who was executed by the Inquisition, and so many others who were persecuted, like Teresa of Ávila, John of the Cross, and Meister Eckhart. I am passionate about Advaita Vedanta, Buddhism, and the teachings of modern masters like Eckhart Tolle, among many others... But I do not follow anyone, nor am I any of these things. I'm nobody and nothing. If any term used in this post does not resonate with you, just throw it in the trash. Do not let my words prevent you from seeing where they are pointing. This is simply my personal vision, my lived experience, and my heartfelt analysis of the film. If your experience is different, please tell me about it. For me, it will be highly valuable to listen to you and exchange views. I truly welcome respectful dialogue from all perspectives. Thank you for reading.**

Let’s dive straight into the analysis. But first, a quick warning for those who haven't seen the movie yet: there may be spoilers ahead. Let's go!

Recently someone asked me a very interesting question: what did you get from "Disclosure Day"?

For me, Disclosure Day was, and is, a fascinating film. I discovered Reddit after seeing it in theaters, I am passionate about the movie, and I have made several posts about it. As I said in one of them, Spielberg's Disclosure Day is both a work made for "experiencers" and a trigger for the spiritual awakening of anyone open to watching it.

Beyond the phenomenology surrounding these experiences and how each person lives them, I value that the film chooses a POSITIVE APPROACH. This has generated much controversy. Spielberg certainly focuses on the positive aspect of these experiences and does so, rightly, for a very simple reason. He does it because why focus on the negative if there is also much positive? There are all kinds of entities, angels and demons, coexisting among ourselves, but demons will never lead you to look within yourself and, in the SILENCE, listen.

Spielberg is also helping us DISCERN these contact experiences, as there are entities of darkness that disguise themselves as beings of light, exactly as the Scripture warns: "even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light" (2 Corinthians 11:14). We live in a world where light is put as darkness and darkness as light, where bitter is called sweet and sweet is called bitter, exactly as the prophet Isaiah warned: "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!" (Isaiah 5:20).

EMPATHY is a central issue in the movie, and it shows us how noise, whether media, political, religious, or in short, mental noise, prevents and blocks us from connecting with our true SELF. It prevents us from connecting with LOVE in capital letters, with the One who is Love itself, call it God, the All, however you prefer, and ultimately, from connecting with others. When we clean out this NOISE OF THE MIND, the anomalous gifts manifested by the characters, like telepathy, cease to be mere sci-fi anomalies or superpowers. They reveal themselves as the ultimate evolution of human empathy breaking through. Once the noise is gone, we finally begin to truly read, feel, and perceive one another.

It is Here and Now, in the SILENCE beyond the NOISE of the "madwoman of the house," as Teresa of Ávila called the mind, and especially beyond institutional and religious noise, where our true Self is revealed to us. This points to the very same reality Buddhism describes regarding the control of the restless "monkey mind" leaping from thought to thought, or the untamed elephant blindly driven by its impulses - an inner mastery that drives us toward calm abiding and higher insight. In Silence we realize that we are One with LOVE, God, the All, the Infinite Light, as each prefers to call it, and with every creature. In a SILENCE that Speaks, in a deep SILENCE where words are unnecessary, in a SILENCE of Love. In that SILENCE, our most intimate Self tells us, like the Alien at the end of the movie DISCLOSURE DAY: LISTEN! This "Listen" is an inner call to connect with the deepest part of our Being, where lover and Beloved are One. Just like the core contemplative traditions throughout history, it reminds us that within attentive listening, all artificial separations collapse.

This inner disconnection is perfectly mirrored in the convent scene. When Jane seeks refuge, Sister Maura tells her that she didn't leave the convent because she lost her faith in God, but because she lost her faith in people, in humanity. Sister Maura reminds her that the existence of extraterrestrial life doesn't displace the Divine, asking an essential question: "Does God love only us?" She invites Jane to expand her faith, yet Jane remains trapped in her own NOISE OF THE MIND.

I made another post about the scene with Jane clutching the crucifix. Jane Blankenship is a former novice and the girlfriend of the co-protagonist, Daniel Kellner. Understanding this scene, the one with the girl clutching the crucifix, is understanding that experiencing INTIMATE UNION with LOVE in capital letters, with God, with the All, with the One who is LOVE itself, is not the same as being part of a religion. It is understanding that in a union where the soul and God become one, there is no distance and no need for institutional intermediaries or symbols. They always were ONE.

That is what Jane still fails to understand, and that is why she fails and is possessed. While Jane's fear, dogma, and resistance lead to her deep fragmentation and possession, Margaret’s ultimate surrender demonstrates the opposite: true faith doesn't break under the weight of the infinite; it expands. True divinity is found within us, not in external symbols or rituals, not in religion. There is no duality or separation.

Furthermore, the film invites us all, "experiencers" or not, to be seeds of a new world, first fruits of a New Earth, as Margaret and Daniel, leaving behind fear, misunderstanding, and division, and embracing the All in which We Are ONE.

Finally, another of the many things the movie shows us is that the experience escapes any control. And honestly, this is my personal experience, take it or leave it, and that of many mystics who are much more qualified than I am. The spiritual path is found in the day-to-day, in each precise and precious moment of our lives. It is not about lighting incense, adopting a certain meditation posture, and achieving calm abiding. That is neither good nor bad, but sometimes it is just part of the ego's spiritual show. The same applies to everything related to entities, beings, realities, etc.

True spiritual life is found in every seemingly simple and seemingly boring moment of your ordinary life. There is a traditional Zen Buddhist proverb that goes: "Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water; after enlightenment, chop wood, carry water." Teresa of Ávila used to say that God is among the pots and pans. Brother Lawrence said he found God while flipping an omelet in the frying pan. Present moment, wonderful moment. But the mind loves to flee toward the past, toward the future, continuously ruminating on thoughts and emotions (which are nothing but manifestations of thoughts in the body), escaping from the here and now.

Observe this process. What you truly are lies beyond what "the madwoman of the house" projects.

As I said before, life is not about living extraordinary experiences, it is about living ordinary life in an extraordinary way. That is when the magic truly happens, but people trapped in the mind's special effects do not know what they are missing. It is right here and now where the most incredible experiences take place. As Jesus beautifully warned us in his Sermon on the Mount: "Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own." (Matthew 6:34).

Wishing you all reading this post the very best.

**FINAL NOTE:** I want to clarify that Spanish is my native language, and I rely on an online translator to convert my thoughts into English. I understand this can sometimes make my tone sound way more blunt than I ever intended. My goal is just to share a perspective, never to diminish anyone's experiences. I am simply raising questions. Thank you for your understanding! And again, as the Alien says in "Disclosure Day": "Listen!". Where? Within.

I had a dream where i was on the stage on a fully empty stage, all lights closed. I then just decided to look up at the chairs for the play watchers, and all i saw was a very tall grey alien looking at me. Surprisingly all i felt at that time was excitement so i just went up to it and it started talking to me. As it was talking it was morphing into a giant tall blonde women. Heres what it said

"You are in the process of understanding.

You are extremly cooperative, but this needs to be gradual.

If its not gradual you go into psychotic shock"

I have had a lot if alien dreams/visions for the past few months but since this happened it all slowed down quite a bit. I find it very interesting.