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In a short talk with Sean Kelly, Matías de Stefano describes a galactic confederation as worlds that have learned their own consciousness, not as a parliament. Contact means matching a tone. Those beings do not cross the dark in vehicles. They arrive by frequency in people who already resonate, which he calls a quantum level of transfer. Rapport was lost, he says, after the last ice, around eleven thousand years ago, when a god was set outside and the cosmos was no longer inward. His clock gives humanity at least three million years, the last million of them in touch with other realms, and settled life only after the cold drew back. Water evolution is real for him, with extra data passed in by other beings. He claims memory of plant, bird, and stone. A rock life in the desert he calls Ahagar, in Argelia, wore to dust, blew to the Amazon, fed trees, and could be eaten up the chain into a person. A body is minerals. Humanity is not a final shape.
Key points
- He describes a galactic confederation as worlds in tune with their own consciousness, not as a parliament that rules other planets.
- Contact, he says, is resonance, a download into people rather than travel by ship.
- He dates the loss of that rapport to the end of the last ice, when the cosmos was placed outside the person.
- His human clock runs to millions of years, with other realms in view long before farming, plus outside data added along the way.
- He claims a stone life in a desert wore into dust, fed rainforest trees, and could climb the food chain into a person.
- Humanity, he says, is a new species, and the visible universe does not tell him when time itself began.
Short quotes
They are just communicating by resonance or frequency.
Matías de Stefano, Galactic Contact Without Spaceships
He says those civilizations stay in touch by matching a tone, not by ruling other worlds. Watch at 1:17
The last million years we started to connect with other realities and other realms.
Matías de Stefano, Galactic Contact Without Spaceships
On his clock, rapport with other realms begins long before farming or cities. Watch at 3:33
So eventually they become they become minerals for the trees.
Matías de Stefano, Galactic Contact Without Spaceships
He traces worn desert stone across the ocean until it feeds rainforest trees. Watch at 9:01
Video by Digital Social Hour Podcast by Sean Kelly. Watch on YouTube.