Overcoming the Need to Convince Others

Many individuals express the belief that Open Contact with extraterrestrial beings will only occur when everyone on Earth believes in their existence. Some say it won't happen until we heal the planet or resolve all of society's issues. These perspectives tend to place Open Contact further and further into the future.

However, what we’ve been hearing from the hybrid civilizations is that Open Contact is imminent, not contingent upon everyone "getting it" or transforming into someone or something else. This is tied to what we refer to as the "Splitting of the Prism"—the manifestation of alternate realities.

Our purpose, then, is not to change the world but to change ourselves and shift to the reality that aligns most closely with our state of being. There is no need to convince others about the existence of extraterrestrials, hybrids, or Open Contact. Those who are tuned into that reality will naturally shift to where those experiences occur. Those who are not will shift to a version of reality where such things are not part of their experience, or where Open Contact remains a distant future event.

This is reflected in the saying, "For those who believe, no evidence is necessary; for those who do not, no evidence will ever be enough." The Splitting of the Prism and the ascension into the fourth density are not separate events but facets of the same transformation.

We are accustomed to thinking we must convince others to adopt a certain viewpoint. But we must embrace the concept of "To each their own." You may shift to a version of Earth that does not include certain individuals—not because they cease to exist but because they exist at a different frequency. This is neither right nor wrong; it simply is.

We can share information with those who resonate with these ideas—not to convince, but to offer insight when requested. Outside of this, trying to convince the world to see everything the same way is an exercise in futility.

Unless you wish to experience conflict, confusion, or frustration, it’s best to allow others their version of reality. As Elan once said, all paths ultimately lead to the Source, for they never left it to begin with.

This may take some getting used to. The drive to correct others is almost instinctual for many, much like needing the last word in a conversation. But remember, the universe is not waiting to see how our discussions play out before it manifests reality. The need to be right is irrelevant in the face of ascension and multidimensional reality.

If we can find peace with whatever unfolds, avoiding negativity and allowing others their perspectives—even if they are completely opposite to our own—the transition will be smoother. You are not losing anyone; you are wishing them well on their chosen path. They will experience what they need to experience, and it's not a value judgment. Time is an illusion, so however long it seems to take is also part of that illusion.

Just a thought I wanted to share.