It probably isn't necessary for my readers to hear the background of Dr. Steven Greer, but he is a retired physician, highly intelligent, the founder of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence, and a mind devoted to UFOs and alien interaction.

The reason I tried it was because a decade ago, I was out in the desert with a friend when we encountered curious red orange plasma-like orbs that came and went. I would concentrate on wanting them to show themselves and they appeared and if I asked them to go, they went out. For over a half hour, there was no doubt my consciousness was interacting with theirs - whatever that consciousness may be.

Steven wanted citizens of earth to be able to do this and approach these vehicles and entities with an open-mindedness. There is a CE5 app you can get for your phone.

Greer has gone out of his way, disrupted his personal life and safety, to bring a bigger message to humanity that isn't boxed and homogenized by a government, a religion, or an educational institution. His message is logical and patient - quit approaching new people with the same hungry, greedy, and even fearful attitude of the Spanish in the exploration era. 

Logically, we are being visited by a new player in our world and they have not set upon us to seize and command, plant a flag, and take over the indigenous earthlings. Actions say much. In fact, the "crash" of UFOs may not even be accidents, but gentle offerings to see what humans do with what they find. Can we advance? Can we use it for good? Do we weaponize it? 

I am reminded of the story of the Coke bottle that was left behind by a plane that landed near an isolated tribe. When the god's plane left, the bottle became a thing of worship.

And, if we think of it, we are the isolated tribe in the universe, primitive, superstitious, and certain we are alone. How do we approach a tribe? We document from afar, trying not to interfere with their situation. We shield them from outsiders who might interrupt their own progress, their own way of doing things.

Steven Greer is spot on about how to approach this disclosure that the trinity (government/religion/educational institutions) have been working on for decades. 

Be open. Let actions show us intentions. Let's not be the early explorers that arrived on shores and spread disease and war with the native folks.