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We Are In The Age of Disclosure

Have you seen the new documentary The Age of Disclosure by filmmaker Dan Farah? If you haven't, and you're interested in the subject of unidentified aerial phenomena, put it high on your must-watch list. It’s no secret that I’m an enthusiast of all things galactic in nature. And I loved this film. It interviews dozens of high-ranking U.S. military and intelligence officers who openly confirm not only the existence of advanced technologies and non-human life, but the massive, decades-long cover-up surrounding it.

What struck me most was the tone: grounded, factual, and delivered by people with nothing to gain and everything to lose by speaking out. They describe craft that defy known physics, sightings that span continents, and classified programs that have quietly studied technology far beyond our current understanding. For me, this isn’t just about UFOs, it’s about a deeply hidden chapter of human history finally coming to light.

And here’s why this feels relevant far beyond the headlines or the “wow factor.” We are living through an era where our ability to stay open, adaptive, and curious is becoming one of our greatest personal assets. The world is shifting. New information, new possibilities, and new paradigms are emerging faster than ever before. The people who thrive in times like these aren’t the ones who cling to old stories, they’re the ones who cultivate neuro-flexibility, emotional steadiness, and a willingness to see from a higher perspective.

Whether you believe every claim in the film or you watch with healthy skepticism, The Age of Disclosure offers something valuable: it invites us to stretch our worldview. To consider that reality might be far more complex and interconnected than we were taught. And that openness is a skill we’re going to need as humanity steps into unprecedented times of transition.

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Because the real disclosure isn’t just about what’s “out there.”It’s about what becomes possible in here: in our minds, our consciousness, and our collective sense of humanity.

And if you do end up watching it, please let me know what you think.

Did it blow your mind?

Did it stretch your worldview?

Did you pause halfway through and say, “Wait… what?” or “I knew it!”

I’m genuinely curious, not just about the documentary itself, but about how you experience it.After all, disclosure might be global… but it's personal too.

So watch it, enjoy the ride, and then send me your thoughts. I’m always up for a good galactic conversation. 🚀✨

In harmony,

~Delphine

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