Ok, maybe I mistook the tonality of the comment. But basically what I'm trying to say is that if we are always cynical, nihilistic, pessimistic (or always want a "set" answer) to the reasons why things are, then we destine ourselves to the limitations of what we are told. We need to be able to imagine bigger things for ourselves than what people/aliens tell us. That's why I included the quote - because it promotes agency on our part and the fact that perspective is important.

My earlier first reply alluded to the aliens and their rationale in stating that the things they are doing to humanity are justified because they say it is "God's will."

Yes, no one knows what God's will is...

…But I am setting an argument against their way of thinking, because of the way souls are being reincarnated into humans with abilities to help humanity ascend. This is a natural phenomenon - as far as I am aware - as why would aliens want advanced/alien souls to reincarnate onto earth to help us answer the beacon? This only serves as a nuisance to them (like Whac-A-Mole).

Does this not show that "something" wants humans to ascend? Whether our burgeoning intelligence is a mistake or not (on their part), the fact of the matter, is that there seems to be a "will" in the cosmos that always destines us to greater things.

We should not feel burdened by others' mistakes. We should make the best of it.

Does this make things clearer?

Did you read my first reply? 

I don't want to sound terse, but flailing around and demanding answers (on a cynical bent) is an exercise in futility. You have to generate your own stream of thoughts and opinions and be open minded enough to imagine things outside the cynicism that has taken root. 

I don't have the answers to everything and I share your confusion (and existential angst), but on an individual note I found this excerpt (not written by me) that I'll share with you:

"I like to imagine that I already died and asked God to send me back to Earth so I can swim in the lakes again and see the mountains and get my heart broken and love my friends and cry so hard in the bathroom and go grocery shopping 1,000 times. And that I promised I would never forget the miracle of being alive."

I can’t find it at the moment, but I think it was an offhand comment by someone who talked to him.

It makes you wonder how many offhand comments we may have missed to connect the dots and make useful insights about our situation.

I was thinking about this when Garbo said the aliens were acting on “God’s will.” Is this reincarnation cycle not a show of His “will“ uncorrupted?

Well, that's a nice sentiment for us all! 

But to give you some perspective on feeling dismissed and ignored as a human (if it makes you feel any better) that's a given, based on the way things are laid out.

Even if you were an alien in your past life and some aliens (somehow, I don't know) recognize their buddy in you, they would not be able to really communicate with you as they would like. We're still in a quarantine and they each have their own purposes for coming here. Also, you would probably vastly differ from your past self and wouldn't recognise them anyways. 

They "travel through the mouth of stars" and if they take the expenses for the trip, they're most likely here on an assignment (the ones you would want to associate with anyways). They can't exactly spend their time away slacking on the job or wasting time on things like befriending their primitive lab rats. I know it sounds quite harsh but that is the reality of things. 

Well, that's what I think anyways, so take that as you will. 

That's one way to look at it, but what if you looked at it this way - where one could prove themselves through sacrifice and repentance? 

Maybe those aliens who are reincarnated on earth are choosing to do so, or are forced to come here to help humans ascend. 

I remember once RD said that we remember the skills we learn from our previous lives and they are carried onto the next. You can see these in prodigies, scientists and talented individuals who excel at their craft (either learnt or inherently latent skills) and they are amazing to behold! It is even more awe inspiring when you think that humans only have a short amount of time (owing to our shortened lives) to cultivate them! In a cosmic sense, does this not show that "something" wants us to succeed? If these prodigies and savants are possible reincarnations of aliens, then does it not show that they are helping and contributing to earth's currency and life in some crucial way? 

To be fair, I know that aliens have helped humans in far more ways than we can perceive, but these incremental usherings would not have been possible without the humans themselves being foundationally capable in the first place. 

Since we can't remember our past lives, who's to say you aren't one (and alien) yourself? There's really only a fifty-fifty chance (I guess)... Now what will you do with that knowledge? 

Maybe that's what will humble us all and keep us on our toes...Humans can't run the risk of antagonizing aliens because they once were aliens and are now tasked to help ascend the species... and aliens can't run the risk of further interfering with our ascension for fear of becoming one of us. 

It is a stalemate really...until we get to the win-win scenario (which is anyone's guess).

Interesting. If aliens can affect the weather with purpose, then I can intimate that climate change is also a cause which they can appropriate and take advantage of?

Climate change is a legitimate phenomenon, but when you think about how voracious the WEF, Open Society and other such establishments are using it as a poster child for enforcing their climate change and nature "goals," then nothing can be put out of suspect.

By creating these weather events and using the convenient guise of "climate change" as a reason for these happenings, the WEF can effectively increase their (unelected) influence over our leaders and reinforce their talking points about THEIR "policies" and how we should implement them for control and "change." None can gainsay the effects of events that truly happen and are not merely postulated.

Climate change is a cause that many feel passionate about - as it affects livelihoods, our habitats/biodiversity and the fate of nations. However, this is largely being used against us, as aliens proceed with their management of humanity as a whole. Their meddling is also obfuscating the cause and creating division in terms of those who see it as a natural phenomenon and an artificial one.

Thanks for this!

Good job! I see you've put a lot of work into this! 💪🏻