3I/Atlas is a Spaceship! Aliens, UFOS, Big Foot and Global Catastrophes: All This in Conversation with my Medium!

The following is a transcript of a conversation that I had on November 10 with my current medium in which we talk about the state of the planet right now. And it’s not a pretty picture.

What is this thing, this 3I/Atlas? Is it a comet or what?

It’s not a comet. It’s a spaceship, but it’s almost like an intergalactic board meeting that can travel.

Eric: Alien office on wheels, bro!

Ebert: So there’s actual aliens in there, on the physical plane?

Medium: Yes. But you also have to understand that some of these races are very intelligent when it comes to maneuvering their bodies. So some of them do not have dense bodies like us, and they can travel.

Ebert: So, my understanding is that we exist on the plane of the Third Density and we’re in the process of transitioning to the Fourth Density, that of love and compassion. But the aliens exist within the Fifth Density?

Medium: Yes.

Ebert: It’s a different type of matter, right?

Medium: It’s a different matter, but also there’s a vast array, like a huge variety of beings. There’s hybrids, humanoids and so forth. So it’s like there’s all sorts of beings out there. Ones who have bodies like us, ones who do not. Ones who just have consciousness who do not need bodies. It’s a little bit difficult for us to comprehend with our human minds.

Ebert: So there’s all kinds of different beings.

Medium: Yes.

Ebert: So are the creatures that people put up on You Tube, like the Rake: is that a real being?

Medium: (Pause) I’m getting a “yes.” It’s sort of like how the Sasquatch…they jump dimensions.

Ebert: So that’s why it’s so difficult for us to find one, because they’re interdimensional beings?

Medium: Yes. And it knows we would like to capture it, so that’s why it’s so evasive.

Ebert: Yeah, we’re not very nice creatures, are we?

Medium: No. We do not make a good impression, in general, in the whole galaxy.

Ebert: (laughs) I’m not surprised in the least!

Medium: We are the only beings on the planet who pose a threat to it.

Ebert: You mean the ecology? We’re destroying that.

Medium: Yes.

Ebert: Right now, there’s a mass of solar flares. We’re in a geomagnetic storm, a G4. And there’s a swarm of earthquakes going on, especially in Japan. Are those connected with the sun spots?

Medium: Yes. I’m hearing that there will be a lot of seismic activity, a lot of galactic activity. Not that it wasn’t there before, but it’s coming to our attention now. There’s this massive change that is happening, all the vibes and the energies. It’s almost like the amalgamation of thought forms and physical forms.

Ebert: So, it’s like a major transitional period that we’re going through. And this month in particular the astrology matches it. We’re in a Mercury retrograde until the 29th. Bridges are collapsing in China and there’s typhoons and hurricanes all over the place. But is it the case that these things are getting worse, or is it just that we have more cameras everywhere now?

Medium: I’m not getting that it’s getting worse, but it’s all coming to a focus. Especially in the month of December. And even January.

Ebert: What is the purpose of all this?

Medium: The purpose of this is that of bringing our attention to these things.

Eric: It’s time to talk about the elephant in the room!

Ebert: Which is what?

Medium: Which is what we are doing to our environment. We’re so egotistic. It’s almost like it’s showing us a mirror. With climate change and so forth. So it’s high time they intervened.

Ebert: Now, sea level is rising and if all the glaciers melt, it’ll raise the sea level by 70 meters, which is about 200 feet. And that means all our coastal cities will be under water. Is that correct?

Medium: Yes. It’s time to move from New York, Eric says!

Ebert: Bangladesh will be completely under water because it’s at sea level. What’s India going to do with all those Muslim refugees?

Medium: There will be a lot of chaos. But until something affects us politically, we do not budge.

Ebert: When it’s some vague thing that’s far off in the future, we just ignore it until it bites us in the ass.

Medium: Until it affects the leaders, in other words.

Ebert: It looks like kind of a grim future for us. Can we still build a global civilization, even though we have to withdraw inland and move to higher latitudes, we can still have an electronic civilization with satellites and so forth?

Medium: Yes, because Eric says we are a resilient species. So it will be a very difficult phase, he says, but ‘this too shall pass.’