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On The Brink Of Destruction
The fate of man depends upon the decisions humanity makes about a number of pressing issues, such as the environment, social policies and space exploration. Since being exiled on Earth we’ve dominated all creation and since have brought the life of this world and ourselves to the brink of destruction. Now, due to insatiable greed the end of our existence has gone from once being a remote possibility to being a very distinct probability.
Mankind Warned To Change
Aliens have warned us to change for a very long time. And their warnings to change have been global. They’ve warned humans to change so often in so many parts of the world that it created a spiritual thread that has runs throughout all human history warning us to change our evil nature. Virtually every society and religion throughout history has been warned of great danger to mankind if it does not stop doing evil.
The warnings have been passed from generation to generation for thousands of years everywhere on Earth. Some of the warnings came at a terrible cost, because extraterrestrial contact with us has always been strictly forbidden except for mandated testing and assessment. Interstellar intervention meant risking their lives to warn us of the terrible fate we face if we refuse to change. A fate that without changing we now stand ready to face.
Survival Of Humanity
For humanity to survive it’s imperative to use all possible resources to locate, then remove or repair the genetic flaws that make us such a threat to each other, to this planet and to peace and safety throughout the universe. The change of human nature can usher in a wonderful new era of civilization on Earth and in the universe. Imagine a world where there’s no human greed, evil done, or fear of each other. A world of love and respect for ourselves and all life on this world. It’s not only possible, it’s necessary or we will perish.
We’re Destroying Life On Planet Earth
Humans are deliberately and systematically exhausting Earth’s non-renewable resources and in the process are poisoning the land, air and water that life needs to survive. We also have ever less land to farm and ever more mouths to feed; a tragedy in the making. By improving ourselves we’ll improve the world around us in a beautiful and environmentally responsible way. However, the catch is that the decision to change for the better must be of our collective free will. If we chose continued denial of our problems and fail to take appropriate action, our choice will prove to be suicidal.
Strangers On A Strange World
We are strangers on a strange world behaving in a very strange way. Only a conscious and committed change to the evil part of our nature can save us from certain destruction by our own hand, or by the hand of others. We’ve demonstrated that we possess amazing potential and it’s become critical to the fate of man to now use that potential toward survival.
The advanced drive technologies, electronics, and metallurgical miracles that we need for safe interstellar travel lie dormant within us. However, we may never reach our full potential if we continue the way we are going, for we stand on the verge of global annihilation. Like it or not, admit it or not, the fate of man is at hand.
Interspecies Communication May Save Man
The ability for man to be able to communicate with other life forms, on Earth and beyond, is becoming increasingly important. However, we’re currently thinking about communication all wrong. To us, communication is a frequency of sound, a very slow, clumsy, and archaic manner of communicating. But there exists an ancient language that all life forms throughout the universe except us use to some degree. But we have the ability to learn and use it. This form of communication will allow us to communicate with other life forms from cells to the most advanced life that exists. And not just on this world, but throughout the universe.
Interspecies communication is a completely honest way to communicate with other species and may very well one day determine the fate of man.
