How the Galactic Community helps developing civilisations
By Tim Reeves
Mechanisms for helping younger civilisations
In addition to their general respect for the individuality of all beings and races, it’s quite natural for such a diverse grouping as the galactic community to feel joy at the diversity of existence. They share this among themselves with each others so different body types and the way each experiences life with their different sense organs and ways of feeling and thinking. Via PTST they link not only to each other, but also to developing races whose individuals are in general not yet able to perceive them.
But in younger developing races, such as humanity, a lot of suffering occurs. Compassion for suffering beings, and their literal noticing of the suffering, motivates Galactics to want to help, to ease that suffering. I have noticed the following mechanisms for doing so:
- Starseeds: Starseeds have access to much more advanced morphic fields, while being embedded in the human morphic fields. This advanced input is helpful in itself, and beyond that how such people live their lives here will normally be a further helpful contribution. This is the most potent method of support; but not the most frequent:
- Nudgings: Quite a few Galactics practice this – very gently and not too often. It consists of making a very tenuous connection via PTST to the mind of an individual in a developing race. The contacted individual will not notice the connection, but their thoughts will get nudged very slightly – this may be for a mathematical, technical or spiritual insight (which they are ready for), or a compassionate action, or even the decision not to hit the red nuclear button.
- Direct intervention: This is the only method which is sometimes a bone of contention within the galactic community. It happens very little since there are only a few spacefaring races in the galactic community. Of those few, only a very few use this method. To do so, a spaceship must visit the planet in question, so also for this reason interventions happen seldom. To my knowledge interventions include the following forms:
- Face to face encounters with the local population in order to teach them new things.
- Vigorous use of energy: A Spacefarer creates a ball of informative energy and literally throws it at a local being (while trying not to be seen).
- Subtle use of energy: A Spacefarer sneaks up to a local being (typically while they sleep) and feeds the required information from their own chakras to those of the local being.
As you can see, these methods are more ‘robust’ than the others described previously – which is why the vast majority of galactic community races feel uneasy with them.
Limits for helping younger civilisations
Above I mentioned the physical diversity of the galactic community. Mental diversity goes hand in hand with it. But not only for this reason do Galactics value and cherish the individuality of species, they do so also out of a basic respect for life and existence. They aim therefore to nurture and include diversity. And they are patient – when a species is young and still fairly ‘primitive’, they are in general content to let it grow, perhaps with just a few nudgings here and there – for the exact reason to allow that individuality to develop naturally. Indeed, they will most likely be nudging the uniqueness, if they nudge at all.
But there comes a time in the evolution of almost all species when development increases exponentially – scientifically, technically and the size of the population. This is perforce a difficult time, in which the species must ‘grow up’ and learn to live sustainably and in harmony – or go under, in what Galactics have witnessed all too often: The Resource Wars. At such times, when the fate of a species is hanging by a thread, then Galactics will up their involvement if things look like going bad, up to a vague limit set by their standpoint not to curtail the individuality of that species. There are no galactic laws or enforcers, and since this concept is very much open to interpretation, some galactic species will be involved more than some others would for themselves feel is right. But while there is exchange on the topic, and sometimes vented feelings, no-one is judging or telling others what to do.
The Resource Wars: I got very clear information on this topic. About 90% of civilisations who get to this stage don’t make it out the other side, instead they trash their biosphere and either fade away, mutate to something new, or just exterminate themselves. Of the 10% that do make it, over 90% of them return to a low-tech mode where they are mainly farmers, the remaining few make the jump to space and there find a lot more resources. This explains why not all spacefaring races are mutually recognised members of the galactic community – some bypassed (leapfrogged) the problems in their mindset, instead of solving it in themselves.
A priceless jewel hangs in the balance
Galactics all have a deep love and respect for all forms of life, all aspects of manifestation. That said, the Earth is simply amazing, it is a precious jewel of breathtaking beauty. The biodiversity and resilience of the planet are currently unique in this galaxy – although many other planets support life in some form, for an aeon there has been nothing as beautiful as the Earth. Add to that: humans make such aesthetic bodies – in all my explorations in PTST I have not seen their like.
Put another way: Most humans just don’t appreciate how incredibly fortunate they are, nor how seriously their belief patterns and actions are endangering themselves and the whole biosphere here. Virtually all individual Galactics are mentally standing on the sidelines, cheering Earth and Humanity on to get through this turbulent and uncertain period, and avoid trashing this once in an aeon chance for absolutely outstanding beauty.
Needless to say, the current support from Galactics for Humanity is right at the upper limit of what they feel they can allow themselves to provide. And then some.
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