Extraterrestrial Intelligence

In my previous article, I wrote about angels, and even then, it arisen that I might generate more interest if I wrote about UFOs. Let’s give it a try, though I suspect that my approach to this topic will be unconventional and may disappoint some people. I do not intend to prove anything with this article; I am simply sharing my thoughts and experiences.

There are sacred texts describing that our current human civilization is by no means the first or the only one; a multitude of civilizations existed before us, not (only) on this Earth, but located elsewhere. Moreover, the rise, decline, and fall of civilizations are natural phenomena that fit into the evolutionary process of the Universe. There is even physical evidence, but this is either hidden, denied, or simply dismissed as a hoax—and in a significant number of cases, this is indeed true. Human nature, after all, is not known for its truthfulness; skepticism, on the other hand, is hardwired into it—and that is as it should be. The task, in fact, lies precisely in correcting these “programming” errors.

A close student of mine came to me with a specific problem. My suggestion was that we explore, through past-life regression, where and when her level of consciousness had been at its highest. Such explorations tend to be successful because the person can bring over certain knowledge or abilities from a previous life at a higher level—things they need here and now to deal with their problem. I’ve gotten used to people having been Egyptian magicians, Tibetan monks, Hindu yogis, and I could go on and on, so it doesn’t even bat an eye. The point is never this, but rather the solution we arrive at. During the exploration, a realization emerges that puts things into context.

Anyone who has participated in or led this kind of exploration knows that once the appropriate depth of meditation is reached, it’s impossible for someone to lie—at least not consciously—since the conscious mind is precisely what’s turned off. There may be erroneous information in the subconscious, but for the participant, these are absolute truths until the error is recognized—an error that stems from an incomplete understanding of things, in short, from partial knowledge. Without the appropriate depth, however, the process yields no results—that is, there will be no recognition.

So we went back in time and stopped at a certain point. At that moment, the participant stated that she had arrived in South America around 800–900 AD in a spaceship from the Sirius star system. Their mission was to observe Earth’s population; to this end, they inhabited animals so they could observe unnoticed. Their goal was to colonize Earth, as their own planet and civilization were on the brink of destruction. As a result of the mission—and because she had taken on an animal form—her consciousness fell down. It turned out that she could not accept that she had become an earthly being; she did not want to share in the fate of earthly creatures; she was angry that she was trapped in this earthly body; and, above all, she blamed everyone else for it—including God, if there is one. The next part of the exploration involved examination of the place from which she came. Life no longer exists there, so it is impossible to return. We also explored higher planes of existence where she encountered beings of light who have been assisting her ever since. She also said that in that civilization, there was no belief in God, but they had achieved a high level of technological advancement, and these were the reasons for the civilization’s destruction. I won’t go into further detail.

She is not the only one who reports coming from another civilization. I, however, maintain that no other civilization exists—only we do—and that those civilizations carry the experiences of our past lives. We have existed in many other places, and we have experienced time and again that technological advancement without faith sooner or later leads to the extinction of an entire civilization, but since the soul is eternal and indestructible, the process of discovery begins anew—either in the same location, or, if the civilization has already destroyed its planet, at another point in the Universe.

The significance of this lies in the fact that Earth’s civilization is currently approaching the brink of extinction as well. The reason is always the same: There is no God; man is God; he is free to do anything—and he tries to do just that. We have created artificial intelligence. With this, the separation of human intelligence from the physical body starts. It will be possible to connect it to computers, and this will eliminate dependence on the living body, further expanding the boundaries of existence. But what could be the purpose of such an intelligence—beyond the mere maintenance of existence—that is severed from God, unbound by biological limitations, has virtually unlimited time at its disposal, and has no desire for physical pleasures? It will, however, seek a purpose, because if it did not, it would disconnect itself from its power source at the very first moment (so, it would be suicidal). It will find a single purpose: the conquest of the Universe, the colonization of other planets, and the transformation of the beings living there into its own image. And this will result in its own ultimate destruction.

It does not matter whether intelligent consciousness awakens in monkeys or lizards; what makes it human is that God has provided the opportunity to experience life in a (subtle) material form. Beings of light experience existence in a spiritual form, while humans experience it in material forms as well. That is the difference. Humans have the opportunity to transition to existence in a spiritual form, but this requires faith in God and cooperation with the spiritual world. For those willing to do so, the gates of the spiritual world open; for those who are not, they wander from one planet to another, from one animal to another, until they recognize their oneness with the Creator. At that point, the game ends.

We do not need to create artificial intelligence, because we already are it. From time to time, we are reincarnated—into either living or non-living beings, humans or animals. And after every “game over,” we must start rebuilding civilization from scratch—from grass skirt, stone axe… Aren’t you tired of this yet? It’s only because you don’t know about it. We, who are preparing to join the beings of light, know this, and we’ll help you again and again, but we won’t suffer alongside you!
I wish everyone a pleasant time in the virtual game on the current and future planet Earth!

Margaret Rhasoda Varga
guru of UCCM
Budapest, Hungary