Alright, friends, I’ve been wrestling with some strange thoughts for a while now, and I figured the best way to settle them was to lay them out here. I’m not saying I have all the answers—in fact, you’ll probably walk away with more questions than you started with. But there’s something here, some patterns that have kept gnawing at me, and I think they’re worth sharing. Keep your intuition handy for this one. Believe what resonates, but question everything, including what I’m about to share.

What if the strange things we’ve been experiencing are all connected? Lights in the sky, bizarre synchronicities, entities seen at the edge of sleep, the sense of something beyond our perception—all dismissed as imagination or fantasy. But what if these aren’t isolated incidents? What if they’re hints of a reality that’s far stranger and deeper than we’ve been led to believe?

Here’s a glimpse of what I explore in my theory:

1. The Fish Analogy: Glimpsing Into the Unseen

Imagine we’re fish swimming in the ocean. To us, the ocean is everything; it defines our reality. But above the surface is a whole different world—dry land, sky, stars—that we can’t even fathom. Every now and then, we glimpse strange shadows or lights on the surface, but we dismiss them because they don't fit our reality.

Now flip the perspective: we are the fish. The interdimensional beings, UFOs, and spirits we occasionally see are the surface dwellers, peeking into our world. They move through dimensions, casting shadows in our reality, like boats passing over the fish. Ancient accounts, like orbs of light recorded in Columbus’s journal or mysterious encounters in folklore, might be glimpses of these surface-dwellers. But why do these encounters follow certain patterns? Could they be attempts by these beings to interact with us?

2. Consciousness and Energy: We Are Not Just Our Bodies

We’ve been taught that we’re physical beings, limited to the three dimensions of this world. But what if we are, at our core, pure consciousness—souls temporarily using these human vessels? Imagine your body as a light bulb and your consciousness as the electricity that powers it. The bulb may burn out, but the electricity moves on, seeking another vessel.

Now, here’s where it gets stranger: what we consume affects our energy and consciousness. Throughout history, warriors consumed the hearts of their enemies, believing they absorbed their essence. Modern society downplays these ideas, but why? What if consuming certain energies, like meat, actually influences our state of being, keeping us bound to a lower frequency and, in turn, a more limited reality?

3. Interdimensional Visitors: What Are They Seeking?

This is where things get truly strange. Stories of interdimensional beings, aliens, and spirits have persisted across cultures and eras. We’ve been conditioned to view them as myths or hallucinations. But what if these beings are real—consciousnesses from other dimensions attempting to interact with our reality? UFO sightings, possession stories, and mysterious lights might not be anomalies but deliberate attempts by these entities to reach into our world.

These patterns repeat through time: beings appearing as orbs of light, people describing contact with non-human entities, and even modern reports of hybridization programs. Could these visitors be searching for a way to exist here, using vessels like cloned bodies or creating hybrids that can bridge our dimensions?

4. The Cosmic Web: We Are All Connected

We’re taught to think of ourselves as separate individuals, isolated in our experiences. But what if that’s the biggest illusion of all? What if we’re strands of a vast cosmic web, all interconnected? Art has always hinted at this. Movies like The Matrix explore the idea that reality is an illusion. The mystical works of William Blake portray a universe where everything is intertwined.

Art, dreams, and synchronicities could be the universe’s way of reminding us that there is a deeper truth beneath the surface of our day-to-day lives. It speaks to something within us, resonating with a sense that there’s more out there than meets the eye.

5. Free Will and Hidden Truths: Choose to See

Here’s where it all comes together: what if the truth isn’t hidden, but merely waiting for us to notice it? We’re surrounded by strange phenomena and cosmic clues, but we’ve been conditioned to brush them off. Free will means the choice is ours. We can choose to explore the unknown or remain content within the confines of what we’ve been told is "real."

Think about it: patterns of lights in the sky, entities appearing at the edge of perception, synchronicities that make us pause and wonder. These aren’t just coincidences; they’re invitations to explore a reality that’s far stranger than we dare to imagine.

So, what if all the strangeness in our world is connected? I go much deeper into these ideas in the full essay—exploring the role of suffering, spiritual growth, and the possibility that our reality is far more fluid than we think. I’ve linked to the full essay here, but it’s just a Google Drive document, so no worries—I’m not trying to drive traffic or anything. It’s a bit lengthy, and I didn’t want to overwhelm anyone here. If you’re ready to explore and see where the rabbit hole goes, check it out: Enjoy! ^_^

What if the universe has been speaking to us all along? Maybe it's time we started listening.