Tyler Henry wrote in his latest book just released last week: “In 2016 I lived in an apartment with my then-boyfriend and parents. One Sunday morning, the printer malfunctioned and I asked my mom to help me undo the jam. She obliged, and we worked on fixing it in my bedroom floor for about fifteen minutes. I was becoming increasingly frustrated, but then, out of nowhere, it happened. Suddenly the printer I was staring at intensely lit up as if someone was shining a flashlight directly on it. From behind me, a light source was illuminating the room within seconds. A bizarre buzzing noise radiated through the entire room and made my hair stand on edge. My mom and I looked at each other, and then turned around to see the source of light. Only about six feet away near the ceiling was a moving light source, bright blue in color. It measured about three feet wide and three feet long, and I’ve never seen anything like it. We were stunned. We both watched as this light source near the ceiling began to gradually change. The bright, sky-blue light that electrified the room began appearing to collapse on itself, and as this happened it was encircled in a yellow light that floated like a mist, golden embers of light fell to the ground onto the carpet below. It lasted no more than a few moments; we watched as this light seemed to collapse under its own weight. When I saw the golden embers begin falling to the ground, I leapt underneath it and tried to grab any residue that fell on the floor. My efforts were in vain. As I grasped at the light with my mom beside me, my then-boyfriend walked into the room and his jaw dropped. All three of us were witnessing the single most bizarre experience any one of us had ever witnessed, and probably ever will. After only a few seconds, the light collapsed entirely and disappeared, the static noise no longer more than a fleeting buzz. None of us could make any sense of the experience.” What was this Tyler Henry and his mother and then-boyfriend witnessed, the strange light? Was it of extraterrestrial or divine origin?

This was an extraterrestrial visit, via their technology, to put in an appearance in a quite visible and striking fashion. It was intended as a warning, to be disquieting, and to serve as an inner remembrance that could be returned to again and again within the mind and become associated with other descriptions of the extraterrestrial presence in order to get the message, "We know where you are, we can find you when we choose, and we can intrude on your world to influence you personally." The fact that this has not recurred is due to divine protection but, as with many such phenomena, if people do not draw the correct meaning and interpret what happens accurately, it is a lost opportunity to be a teachable moment and, in this case, that opportunity was also lost. There are countless observations of extraterrestrial doings, not only craft hovering or zooming through the skies but extraterrestrial beings who are encountered, but the many stories are met with complacency and skepticism still. That is a consequence of mind control programming, to simply discount such things and move on, and eventually the mind will assume it was some prosaic phenomenon they simply misinterpreted, or something really having nothing to do with them and of no consequence to their life. All of those perspectives are mistaken because the opposite is the case. Every such encounter or sighting is a red flag showing you, "You are not alone, there are beings here alongside you," and this actually represents a grave danger, not simply an idle curiosity, or perhaps some parallel existence of extraterrestrials simply having scientific interest and having us under study with no intent to harm or intrude. You are programmed by mind control to have that perspective, in fact, and that complacency can mean your undoing if you let it.