Trying to make some sense out of UFO experiences

If you have had an experience like that worldwide which millions of people have had now this is often no easy thing. 

For me, I had always been clairvoyant and aware of things beyond what most people seem to be able to make sense of. I had always experienced beings around and likely had been abducted as a child and trained in various ways to be more intuitive and logical and also the use of being clairvoyant in useful ways.

I think beings from other planets train those of us who are more gifted like they are because they know that most people cannot deal with UFOs without having a psychotic break or killing themselves.

So, if they want contact with human beings and don't want everyone to die in the process they have to choose wisely who they want to contact so civilizations don't just collapse under the weight of this knowledge. 

As it is there are those who understand this and there are those who don't (both humans and others).

So, though there are UFOS of various kinds both out in space and also on earth, they try to hide themselves from us and often appear to us as just being human beings because they have technology to hide what they really look like from humans.

I think even though the "Men in Black" series is very funny, it is also how things really are with all kinds of different aliens here from this galaxy and others.

However, most governments understand that human civilizations would end and collapse in various ways on earth if all this information was to suddenly come out so it comes out in drips and drabs through movies and documentaries on TV instead. 

In this way human civilization doesn't have to completely collapse one day leaving everyone dying and crazy and unable to function at all.

This is my experience of all of this.

I think only about 25% of mankind could actually deal with these realities and face them and have their lives go on as before. If 75% of the people just lost it one day along with most of their religions you wouldn't want to be here to see that.

This is the really harsh reality we all live with every single day.