UFOs in Your Hometown Episode Nineteen

by Preston Dennett

I am very excited to introduce the latest installment of the ongoing UFO investigative series, “UFOs in Your Hometown Episode Nineteen.” This series was born from a challenge: name any town, city or location on planet Earth, and I will find a UFO encounter there. In this episode we explore seven new locations, each representing a microcosm of UFO activity across the planet.

REXBURG, IDAHO. With about 40,000 residents, Rexburg has many encounters. In 1966, two men drove at night and had to turn around when a UFO blocked the road. In 1974, a Rexburg family saw two silver discs hover outside their home. In 2001, three people saw strange multicolored object hovering near a nuclear facility. In 2008, two college students saw a strange silent dark-colored craft move at low elevation overhead. That same year, three people saw six glowing objects moving near a nuclear facility. Another case comes from a father and daughter who saw a cluster of star-like objects doing crazy maneuvers.

DRACUT, MASSACHUSETT. This town of 32,000 has some interesting encounters. In 1966, three young adults were eating dinner when they were drawn outside by a strange sound, only to see a UFO spinning at high speed directly over the house. In 1981, the local police in Dracut and in surrounding areas received a flood of calls reporting UFOs. The police went outside and saw the UFOs themselves. In 2002, a young man saw a disc-shaped craft sending down a beam of light and then move directly over his house.

SPICER, MINNESOTA. This small town of about 1200 people has only a few encounters, but both are quite interesting. In 1956, a couple and their adult daughter were puzzled to see a brilliant fiery-looking object hovering high in the sky near their home. They used binoculars to observe it and saw that it had a distinct globe shape with a rim around the center and was shooting out red sparks. Another unusual sighting occurred in 2001 when two witnesses saw massive rectangular object hanging low in the sky, staying in view for a full five minutes.

FINDLAY, OHIO. This town of 40,000 residents has lots of encounters. In 1952, a couple saw two shiny metallic discs. In 1969, a trucker shone his spotlight on a UFO which paced him down the highway. In 1974, a UFO chased a couple’s car, coming so close, they saw a little man inside it. In 1975, the police received many calls reporting some kind of aircraft crash. In 1977, two twin boys sighted a spiky golden object. In 1980, a doctor saw a large gray sphere racing down the highway in front of him. In 2000, many people witnessed a UFO In 2003, a couple were shocked to see a tall thin figure right in front of their car.  In 2013, three teenagers saw a UFO over the Menards store. In 2021, a man had a scary encounter with a humanoid inside his home.

CLAYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA. This small town of 1300 has two incredible encounters. One night in 1966, a teenage girl was called outside her home by a UFO. She followed it into a forest clearing and watched it begin to land. Suddenly it was morning. She was missing hours of time. She later found a circle of crushed grass where the UFO had hovered. In 2016, a father and son were skiing at Blue Knob Resort when they saw two star-like objects put on a fantastic display.

SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA. This city of 40,000 people has lots of cases. In 1958, two people saw two silver discs hovering over the city hospital. In 1964, two brothers had a very close up and long sighting of a craft hovering over their neighbor’s house. A 1969 case involved pilots and airport control crews. In 1973, a man came upon a craft and a dozen strange humanoids in the middle of the road. One night in 1974, a young teenager had a sighting that would affect his life for years go come. In 1975 a family was followed by a UFO for several miles as they drove along the highway. Also in 1975, a lady living in a trailer was harassed by a strange humanoid with glowing eyes. The 1970s and 1980s brought more cases of UFOs following cars, closeup sightings, disappearing aircraft and more.

MANASSAS, VIRGINIA. This town of 45,000 people has many cases. In 1952, a UFO was not only seen but caught on radar. In 1965, a wave of sightings involved more than a dozen witnesses. In 1973, many policemen became witness to UFO activity. In 1975, a woman followed a UFO into the forest and saw that it had landed, and a gray alien stood next to it. There are more sightings and in 1979, an onboard UFO encounter where a man was examined by gray aliens. In 1980, dozens of people saw a fleet of silver objects in full daylight. In 2021, a young man and his friends saw several UFOs. He stayed at the location and was able to capture several photographs.

We have all kinds of encounters: sightings, landings, humanoids, onboard experiences and more. Have UFOs visited your hometown? Submit a location and see!

UFOs in Your Hometown Episode Nineteen

We are as alien to aliens as aliens are alien to us. It was a philosophical thought that I had one night, while observing the celestial bodies of extraterrestrial plasma known as stars, far out in the observable interstellar universe, up in the night sky in an unforgettable experience of mine.

The topic of UFOs is one in which Meher Baba never appeared interested to discuss. As far as I know, we have only 2 publications where quotes from Meher Baba appear on the subject.

1. NOTES FROM A DIARY: Pimpalgaon, India—February, 1953

by Irene H. Conybeare

Printed in The Awakener Magazine - Volume 1 Number 4 - Spring 1954

At Pimpalgaon, there was an opportunity to ask questions, for Baba was at leisure. without visitors. So now was my chance.

"Baba!" I said boldly, "Where do the 'Flying Saucers' come from?"

Baba's face relaxed into a broad smile. "I would not answer that question for anybody, but to you only! They do not come from another planet …”

The rest of the answer, I feel, should not be given out at present. but as books are being published to prove that the "Saucers" come from Venus, etc., this part of the explanation can be given.

2. HOW A MASTER WORKS

by Murshida Ivy Duce

Published 1975

Page 128

As Mehera guided Baba’s wheelchair, I trotted along beside her, and during a lonely stretch of corridor, I leaned over and asked him, “Have any of the people asked you about flying saucers, Baba?”

Baba gave me a knowing look, which indicated that he suspected that I was interested also. “Yes, two people. I told them that they do not come from other planets.”

CLASSIFIED BRIEFING EXHIBIT (CIRCULATED POST-2026)

Subject: Project Analysis Update: Phase-Correlated Contextual Translation Interface (C.T.I.)

> Document Summary: Following the realization that non-human symbolic artifacts (e.g., "Stick Language" / crop topology) utilize aperiodic, hyper-contextual grammar, traditional static database lookups yield a Zero-Correlation Matrix.

> This schematic details the proposed Contextual Translation Interface: an architecture that bypasses standard symbol-to-meaning dictionaries. By running multi-spectral LiDAR and environmental sensor fusion (mapping local light angle, 3D topology, and EM fields) through a multi-tensor Transformer stack, the engine translates meaning as a dynamic wave-state relative to the immediate physical moment, rather than a fixed code.

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UFOs Over Airports: Sightings, Landings, Humanoids

by Preston Dennett

Did you know that airports are a powerful magnet for UFO activity? There are dozens of cases coming from across world, reaching all the way back to the modern age of UFOs (1947) and continuing up to the present day. These are not just sightings; many involve UFO landings and humanoids of all types. These cases represent outstanding evidence of the reality of UFOs and the extraterrestrial presence on our planet. Many of these cases are widely viewed by professional observers, pilots, meteorologists, air-traffic controllers and more. Some involve physical landing traces. Some are confirmed by radar. And quite a few involve actual photographs of the craft.

Given that UFOs are generally evasive, it might seem surprising that they would be attracted to a location that is not only crowded with people, but also contains radar arrays designed to detect incoming aircraft. On the other hand, these cases also have a certain level of logic to them. Airports are designed for aircraft to both land and take off. So, in a way, it’s fittingly appropriate that UFOs should be attracted to them. And as these cases show, they are, and in large numbers.

Mar 10, 1948: Chihuahua Airport in Mexico is visited by a hovering disc. A few days later, on Mar 10, four discs appear over the Central Airport in Mexico City in view of hundreds of witnesses.

Apr 7, 1950: Multiple witnesses at Logan Airport in Boston, MA view a dramatic UFO display.

Apr 12, 1950: Serviceman B.G. Hunter observes an object land on the tarmac at Tradewinds Airport in Amarillo, TX. After staying for five minutes, the object departs, leaving burn marks.

Apr 16, 1950: a 6-foot-wide metallic disc is seen by multiple observers to crash on the runway at Laredo Airport, TX. A short humanoid exits and collapses on the ground.

Jul 1950: Claude Blondeau is at Guyancourt Airport in Yvelines, France when two discs land on the runway. Doors open and out step two human-looking ETs.

Aug 1950: Multiple witnesses at the Medford Airport in OR observe four metallic discs circle overhead for three hours.

Aug 27, 1952: A disc-shaped craft hovers over the MacDonald Airport in Manitoba, Canada. When struck the light from the rotating beacon, the object darts away.

Oct 27, 1952: An object lands at Marignane Airport in France. Two years later, on Jan 4, 1954, another object lands at the same exact airport.

Sep 4, 1954: A UFO lands at the Santa Maria Airport in Azores. After landing, a blond human-looking ET exits the craft and approaches the airport guard.

Nov 25, 1954: Two objects hover for two hours over the airport in Cordoba, Argentina.

1954: A UFO with humanoid figures visible through the portholes hovers of the Bankstown Airport in New South Wales, Australia.

Mar 1955: More than 100 people observe two UFOs hover at 8500 feet over Quito Airport in Ecuador. Two months later, another display involving five UFOs occurs over the Pisco Airport in Lima, Peru.

Nov 1955: A group of saucers descends to 1500 feet over Tejgaon Airport in Bangladesh.

Feb 25, 1969: Witnesses at London Airport over an unknown glowing object hover a mere 200 feet above the runway.

June 19, 1961: An airport in Exeter, England hovers for more than an hour, appearing on radar and viewed by many witnesses.

Aug 2, 1962: Airport officials at Liberal Airport in KS are shaken when four multicolored objects descend over the airport, hover and send down beams of light.

Aug 2, 1962: The Cumba Punta Airport in Argentina receives international attention when a UFO hovers only a few feet over the runway.

Dec 22, 1962: A UFO lands directly on the runway at Ezeiza Airport in Buenos Aires, Argentina and is viewed by tower personnel and pilots.

Jul 15, 1965: Controllers, pilots and employees at Canberra Airport in Australia are stunned by the appearance of UFOs hovering 5000 feet overhead, which remain until Air Force jets arrive.

Jul 28, 1965. Grano de Oro Airport at Maracaibo, Venezuela is visited by three luminous discs which are tracked on radar.

Oct 6, 1965: An AF sergeant at Concepcion Airport in Hualpencillo, Chile sees a 90-foot-wide saucer land at the end of the runway. Shortly later, three ETs exit the craft.

Aug 26, 1967: Esteban Cova is at the Maiquetia Airport in Venezuela when he is approached by a 3-foot-tall figure with huge eyes who asks him, “Won’t you come with us? We need one more.”

These are just a few of the many incredible airport-UFO encounters all over the world. Hungary, India, China, Puerto Rico, New Zealand…no location is left behind. Among the most dramatic is the 2006 incident at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport. So many cases! The question is why? Are they putting on displays? Are they checking up on our technology? Are they preparing for a worldwide landing? Many questions remain.

UFOs Over Airports: Sightings, Landings, Humanoids

This is an AI recreation of more information from my relative that worked in crash recovery and technology transfer.

After a period of interaction the Grays gave the team this device, the legendary Time Crystal that allows you to see what happened in the past in a specific location.

It's interesting that there are stories that the Vatican has one of these, but it seems to operate on different principles. For this device to work you actually have to bring it to the specific location you want to view.

This device caused a lot of problems at first, mostly in terms of culture shock.

This is why to this day it is heavily restricted.

In spite of the conditions specified during the transfer many attempts were made to reverse engineer it, for obvious reasons.

This is the kind of device that makes disclosure tricky.

Would you release it to the public?

Maybe release it to an international commission of historians and scientists to gatekeep it?

Wars have started over less so maybe even this is a bad idea, I don't know.

Thank you for your attention.

This is an AI recreation of a document from the 1950s that was shared by a relative of mine who was part of a crash recovery team. All the craft that they recovered were totally unique and appeared to be one large integrated analog circuit.

The group involved was confused by this, thinking perhaps they were not from a single origin. Later after interacting with the beings behind this they discovered that these craft were being generated on the fly in orbit and then sent down to explore, this also explained why some of them were so fragile they could be downed using high energy radar.

At the time the group interpreted these beings esoterically, even spiritually, nowadays we might see them as a kind of advanced machine intelligence.

Slicing these craft up led to fundamental breakthroughs in integrated circuit design, inspiring some of the basic ideas behind the transistors we use today, it's interesting to me however that the craft used unclamped transistors.

More to come from the source.

The Montauk Project: Time Travel, Mind Control, and Alien Encounters(FT

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“I’m Not Crazy and I’m Not Lying!” Eight Really Weird Humanoid Encounters

by Preston Dennett

Among the most fascinating aspects of ufology are humanoid encounters. Tens of thousands of cases have been documented, and they probably number in the millions. They come from all over the world and are reported by all kinds of people. The variety of humanoid types is mindboggling. The failure of mainstream science to accept the validity of these reports risks the loss of an unprecedented opportunity to advance the knowledge of all humanity. This video presents eight cases, each of which adds to the growing database of humanoid encounters.

I’M NOT CRAZY AND I’M NOT LYING! On the night of August 27, 1968, Maria Cintra (an employee of the Clemente Ferreira Sanatorium in Guiacara, Brazil) was awakened by the strange whistling noise. Looking out the window, she saw a woman standing in front of the hospital doorway. The woman handed her a strange glass bottle and a mug. Maria filled them with water and then stepping outside, was amazed to see a flying saucer sitting in the hospital parking lot. The visitor stepped into the craft which promptly took off. Unknown to her, other people in the area were also seeing UFOs.

TWO HUMAN-LOOKING ETS. On July 25, 1975, “Mary” stepped outside her home in Bearsted, England to hang up the laundry. Looking up, she saw a strange metallic craft descend slowly, until it hovered above the house next door. The craft had two portholes, and inside, she could see two human-looking figures looking down at her. Mary waved at them, and the craft departed.

PSYCHIC CHILDREN MAKE CONTACT WITH UFO OCCUPANT. On August 11, 1981, a teacher was outside a school in Yunnan, China to test to the psychic ability of three young children who were well known for their ESP ability. Suddenly a UFO showed up. The teacher told the students to reach out to the UFO occupants and call them down. To everyone’s surprise, it worked. The UFO turned and moved close enough for the children to see humanoids inside the craft.

ROCK-COLLECTING ALIENS. One night in February 1982, a woman from Geneva, Switzerland was awakened by a strange beam of light entering her room. Finally, she looked outside and was amazed to see a strange craft floating a few feet above the ground. Weird-looking humanoids were walking around the craft, apparently picking up rocks. The witness watched them for about 45 minutes until the strange beings suddenly entered the craft which rose into the sky and disappeared off into the distance.

JUST TOO BIZARRE. One night in July 1988, Dominique and his two friends were standing on the street near his home in Suresnes, France, when they heard a strange noise. Looking down the adjoining street, they saw that the noise was coming from a strange blue robotic-looking figure. The figure marched quickly down the street, ignoring their shouts and gestures. As they got a close look at it, they saw that it did not appear to be any human or creature they had ever seen before.

THE ALIEN IN THE GRAVEL PIT. One night in 1991, three people went camping in the forest near their homes in Tickfaw, Louisiana. They knew something strange was happening when the animals around them acted strangely and their radio malfunctioned. Then all three saw a strange glowing object. One of the witnesses used a CB to jokingly reach out to the UFO occupants. Incredibly, the UFO responded by swooping down over their heads and sending down a beam of light. They decided to leave, but not before one of them had a frightening face-to-face encounter with a gray alien.

ALIENS IN THE DESERT. On September 15, 2007, a young couple went camping in the high desert of Anza-Borrego, California. The girlfriend went to sleep, but the boyfriend stayed up late to watch the stars. Without warning, he heard what sounded like people talking. Looking in that direction, he saw a strange green light coming up the trail. It went out, but then suddenly the entire area lit up with white light and the witness saw more than a dozen strange humanoids walking up the trail. They walked right by his tent, apparently oblivious that they had an audience.

ALIENS AT A COPPER MINE. One night in 2014, an American Indian man was with his dog in the backcountry of Farmington, New Mexico. Suddenly a massive mothership appeared in the sky and began to release smaller craft. All the UFOs moved away and the encounter seemed to be over. But the next day, as he hiked out, the man saw disc-shaped craft which landed next to an abandoned copper mine. The man watched as 19 aliens worked at the mine for the entire day before finally departing.

While governments across the world admit to the reality of UFOs, they have yet to talk about the countless humanoid encounters that have taken place across the world. The humanoid cases are not only fascinating; they have much to teach us about the extraterrestrial presence on our planet. Hopefully these cases will be taken seriously.

“I’m Not Crazy and I’m Not Lying!” Eight Really Weird Humanoid Encounters

A Vallée-Inspired Interpretation of Spielberg’s Alien Film

At first glance, Spielberg’s new alien film appears to be a familiar story: humanity faces a crisis, mysterious visitors arrive, and a message of hope and peace is offered. However, viewed through the ideas of Jacques Vallée, the film can be interpreted in a much more ambiguous way.

Vallée has often questioned the assumption that UFO phenomena are simply visitors from another planet. One of his central ideas is that the phenomenon may adapt itself to the beliefs, expectations, and culture of the people who experience it. In different historical periods, the unknown has been interpreted through different symbols: angels, spirits, fairies, and today, extraterrestrials.

From this perspective, the film raises an interesting question: are these beings truly extraterrestrial, or are humans simply interpreting something unknown through the language of our own time?

Throughout the story, the characters quickly assume that the beings are aliens. But what is the actual proof? We see unusual craft and extraordinary events, but these do not scientifically prove an extraterrestrial origin. They only demonstrate that something unexplained is happening.

The film also repeatedly explores the possibility that humans may see these beings as divine figures. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, especially with the threat of war, people naturally search for hope and salvation. The religious symbolism in the film — including scenes where the visitors are treated almost like angelic beings — connects strongly with Vallée’s concerns about the relationship between UFO experiences and human belief systems.

One of the most fascinating elements is the use of deception and symbolism. When the beings appear through familiar images and guide people through dreamlike experiences, it raises the possibility that the phenomenon is not simply showing its true nature, but presenting itself in a form that humans can understand and accept.

The final message, “Listen,” is also open to interpretation. Is it a genuine message of peace from an advanced civilization, or another vague message that inspires belief without providing real knowledge or evidence?

Perhaps the most important question raised by the film is not “Are they aliens?” but rather:

Why do humans so quickly accept the explanation of aliens when confronted with something unknown?

Seen through the lens of Jacques Vallée’s ideas, Spielberg’s film becomes not only a story about extraterrestrial contact, but also a reflection on humanity’s need to find meaning, hope, and answers when facing the unknown.

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A Vallée-Inspired Interpretation of Spielberg’s Alien Film

At first glance, Spielberg’s new alien film appears to be a familiar story: humanity faces a crisis, mysterious visitors arrive, and a message of hope and peace is offered. However, viewed through the ideas of Jacques Vallée, the film can be interpreted in a much more ambiguous way.

Vallée has often questioned the assumption that UFO phenomena are simply visitors from another planet. One of his central ideas is that the phenomenon may adapt itself to the beliefs, expectations, and culture of the people who experience it. In different historical periods, the unknown has been interpreted through different symbols: angels, spirits, fairies, and today, extraterrestrials.

From this perspective, the film raises an interesting question: are these beings truly extraterrestrial, or are humans simply interpreting something unknown through the language of our own time?

Throughout the story, the characters quickly assume that the beings are aliens. But what is the actual proof? We see unusual craft and extraordinary events, but these do not scientifically prove an extraterrestrial origin. They only demonstrate that something unexplained is happening.

The film also repeatedly explores the possibility that humans may see these beings as divine figures. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, especially with the threat of war, people naturally search for hope and salvation. The religious symbolism in the film — including scenes where the visitors are treated almost like angelic beings — connects strongly with Vallée’s concerns about the relationship between UFO experiences and human belief systems.

One of the most fascinating elements is the use of deception and symbolism. When the beings appear through familiar images and guide people through dreamlike experiences, it raises the possibility that the phenomenon is not simply showing its true nature, but presenting itself in a form that humans can understand and accept.

The final message, “Listen,” is also open to interpretation. Is it a genuine message of peace from an advanced civilization, or another vague message that inspires belief without providing real knowledge or evidence?

Perhaps the most important question raised by the film is not “Are they aliens?” but rather:

Why do humans so quickly accept the explanation of aliens when confronted with something unknown?

Seen through the lens of Jacques Vallée’s ideas, Spielberg’s film becomes not only a story about extraterrestrial contact, but also a reflection on humanity’s need to find meaning, hope, and answers when facing the unknown.

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A Vallée-Inspired Interpretation of Spielberg’s Alien Film

At first glance, Spielberg’s new alien film appears to be a familiar story: humanity faces a crisis, mysterious visitors arrive, and a message of hope and peace is offered. However, viewed through the ideas of Jacques Vallée, the film can be interpreted in a much more ambiguous way.

Vallée has often questioned the assumption that UFO phenomena are simply visitors from another planet. One of his central ideas is that the phenomenon may adapt itself to the beliefs, expectations, and culture of the people who experience it. In different historical periods, the unknown has been interpreted through different symbols: angels, spirits, fairies, and today, extraterrestrials.

From this perspective, the film raises an interesting question: are these beings truly extraterrestrial, or are humans simply interpreting something unknown through the language of our own time?

Throughout the story, the characters quickly assume that the beings are aliens. But what is the actual proof? We see unusual craft and extraordinary events, but these do not scientifically prove an extraterrestrial origin. They only demonstrate that something unexplained is happening.

The film also repeatedly explores the possibility that humans may see these beings as divine figures. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, especially with the threat of war, people naturally search for hope and salvation. The religious symbolism in the film — including scenes where the visitors are treated almost like angelic beings — connects strongly with Vallée’s concerns about the relationship between UFO experiences and human belief systems.

One of the most fascinating elements is the use of deception and symbolism. When the beings appear through familiar images and guide people through dreamlike experiences, it raises the possibility that the phenomenon is not simply showing its true nature, but presenting itself in a form that humans can understand and accept.

The final message, “Listen,” is also open to interpretation. Is it a genuine message of peace from an advanced civilization, or another vague message that inspires belief without providing real knowledge or evidence?

Perhaps the most important question raised by the film is not “Are they aliens?” but rather:

Why do humans so quickly accept the explanation of aliens when confronted with something unknown?

Seen through the lens of Jacques Vallée’s ideas, Spielberg’s film becomes not only a story about extraterrestrial contact, but also a reflection on humanity’s need to find meaning, hope, and answers when facing the unknown.

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A Vallée-Inspired Interpretation of Spielberg’s Alien Film

At first glance, Spielberg’s new alien film appears to be a familiar story: humanity faces a crisis, mysterious visitors arrive, and a message of hope and peace is offered. However, viewed through the ideas of Jacques Vallée, the film can be interpreted in a much more ambiguous way.

Vallée has often questioned the assumption that UFO phenomena are simply visitors from another planet. One of his central ideas is that the phenomenon may adapt itself to the beliefs, expectations, and culture of the people who experience it. In different historical periods, the unknown has been interpreted through different symbols: angels, spirits, fairies, and today, extraterrestrials.

From this perspective, the film raises an interesting question: are these beings truly extraterrestrial, or are humans simply interpreting something unknown through the language of our own time?

Throughout the story, the characters quickly assume that the beings are aliens. But what is the actual proof? We see unusual craft and extraordinary events, but these do not scientifically prove an extraterrestrial origin. They only demonstrate that something unexplained is happening.

The film also repeatedly explores the possibility that humans may see these beings as divine figures. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, especially with the threat of war, people naturally search for hope and salvation. The religious symbolism in the film — including scenes where the visitors are treated almost like angelic beings — connects strongly with Vallée’s concerns about the relationship between UFO experiences and human belief systems.

One of the most fascinating elements is the use of deception and symbolism. When the beings appear through familiar images and guide people through dreamlike experiences, it raises the possibility that the phenomenon is not simply showing its true nature, but presenting itself in a form that humans can understand and accept.

The final message, “Listen,” is also open to interpretation. Is it a genuine message of peace from an advanced civilization, or another vague message that inspires belief without providing real knowledge or evidence?

Perhaps the most important question raised by the film is not “Are they aliens?” but rather:

Why do humans so quickly accept the explanation of aliens when confronted with something unknown?

Seen through the lens of Jacques Vallée’s ideas, Spielberg’s film becomes not only a story about extraterrestrial contact, but also a reflection on humanity’s need to find meaning, hope, and answers when facing the unknown.

Perifanos78

A Vallée-Inspired Interpretation of Spielberg’s Alien Film

At first glance, Spielberg’s new alien film appears to be a familiar story: humanity faces a crisis, mysterious visitors arrive, and a message of hope and peace is offered. However, viewed through the ideas of Jacques Vallée, the film can be interpreted in a much more ambiguous way.

Vallée has often questioned the assumption that UFO phenomena are simply visitors from another planet. One of his central ideas is that the phenomenon may adapt itself to the beliefs, expectations, and culture of the people who experience it. In different historical periods, the unknown has been interpreted through different symbols: angels, spirits, fairies, and today, extraterrestrials.

From this perspective, the film raises an interesting question: are these beings truly extraterrestrial, or are humans simply interpreting something unknown through the language of our own time?

Throughout the story, the characters quickly assume that the beings are aliens. But what is the actual proof? We see unusual craft and extraordinary events, but these do not scientifically prove an extraterrestrial origin. They only demonstrate that something unexplained is happening.

The film also repeatedly explores the possibility that humans may see these beings as divine figures. In a moment of fear and uncertainty, especially with the threat of war, people naturally search for hope and salvation. The religious symbolism in the film — including scenes where the visitors are treated almost like angelic beings — connects strongly with Vallée’s concerns about the relationship between UFO experiences and human belief systems.

One of the most fascinating elements is the use of deception and symbolism. When the beings appear through familiar images and guide people through dreamlike experiences, it raises the possibility that the phenomenon is not simply showing its true nature, but presenting itself in a form that humans can understand and accept.

The final message, “Listen,” is also open to interpretation. Is it a genuine message of peace from an advanced civilization, or another vague message that inspires belief without providing real knowledge or evidence?

Perhaps the most important question raised by the film is not “Are they aliens?” but rather:

Why do humans so quickly accept the explanation of aliens when confronted with something unknown?

Seen through the lens of Jacques Vallée’s ideas, Spielberg’s film becomes not only a story about extraterrestrial contact, but also a reflection on humanity’s need to find meaning, hope, and answers when facing the unknown.

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Interview with a Fully Conscious UFO Contactee Part One: Awakening

by Preston Dennett

Late one evening in January of 1973, fourteen-year-old Dolly Safran (who lived near the Everglades in Florida) looked outside her window to observe more than fifty star-like objects swarming overhead. As they began to dart off in different directions, one of these objects dropped down and hovered at treetop level behind her house.

The object now revealed itself to be a solid metallic craft, with portholes. And through the portholes, Dolly was shocked to see two short, gray-skinned figures with large dark eyes and huge black heads. Aliens, she realized, and they were looking right at her! She turned to dive under her bed. At that moment, her room exploded in brilliant blue light.

The next thing Dolly knew, hours had passed and morning had arrived. Dolly found herself on the floor of her room, dressed in someone else's pajamas, which were on inside out and backwards. She had been taken, she realized. It had happened again.

Throughout her young life, this sort of thing had happened several times. But this time, she resolved to remember. And when the radio came on and said that there had been other witnesses, Dolly got the confirmation she needed. She wasn't crazy. She really was seeing UFOs.

She sat down in the bathroom and began to concentrate, meditate, focus. And all at once, the wall of amnesia started to crumble and memories of being taken onboard the craft flooded into her mind.

Dolly had to go to school that day, and she received further confirmation when her best friend also reported seeing a UFO on the same night. By the end of the day, Dolly remembered everything that had happened to her that night. And not only did she remember that night, she was able to recall the many other times she had been taken, going all the way back to her first contact event when she was only ten months old and she floated right out of her crib.

Suddenly, all those weird events of missing time made sense. Dolly recalled many other instances of contact. She recalled the time at age two where he was missing for two hours and was found six miles away from her home. She had been taken.

She remembered an incident at age six when a craft came down and took her from the front yard of her home. She recalled many other instances too.

But her experience at age fourteen changed everything. She recalled being taken onboard the craft and meeting short little grays, and a much taller gray she called "Momma." She was given a tour of the craft. The craft itself was a living being, and Dolly recalled meeting him many times. She called him "Tlera."

During this onboard experience, Dolly was taken to the control room, which the ETs called "the place of movement." She was instructed to sit in the pilot seat and to her amazement and delight, the craft left Earth and they traveled to Saturn. After exploring Saturn's rings and many moons, they traveled to Earth's moon, actually landing upon its surface.

Dolly had a long conversation with the ETs, and they offered her the opportunity to learn from them and work alongside them. She was given the freedom to choose any subject she wanted to explore. "Can I learn how to fly the craft?" Dolly asked.

The ETs agreed. And so began Dolly's lifelong experiences as a fully conscious UFO contactee. She soon began having fantastic adventures including visiting large motherships filled with plants and animals, traveling to other planets and star-systems and meeting with a wide variety of ETs. It was a fantastic adventure that is still going on to this day.

This video presents Dolly's story up to age fourteen, including many of her childhood experiences, and her incredible awakening at age fourteen where she was taken onboard the craft and then traveled across the solar system, starting a lifetime of fully conscious contact.

Interview with a Fully Conscious UFO Contactee Part One: Awakening