If I don't believe in aliens, I won't see them — is that so?

❓QUESTION:
You say that whatever a person believes in, they receive confirmation of it. But aliens exist, and many don't believe in them. And they will still get some events related to them, even if distant mentions. So, not believing in something doesn't mean it doesn't exist?
❗️ANSWER lee:
That's why people are prepared for Contact through books and films. And here it's not so much 'belief' that matters, but the fact that the word itself already has meaning in minds. Before that, they were replaced by devils and various 'burning bushes' — there were no UFOs in people's heads.
But the meaning is the opposite. If you hide under a blanket, for a while your belief in 'protection' will be real... although the outside world hasn't gone anywhere. Infinity can be packed into narrow meanings only temporarily, and then it will break through.
That is, a person lives in a society that has always been in Contact and returns to its openness. And therefore, through 'I don't believe in it', the 'call of awakening' comes through the frequency of society. The very decision to live in this era means that you cannot turn away from Contact. It is the inevitability of expansion.
But!
Still, for those who want to resist to the last, there remain 'narrow paths' for continuing life in limitation. People have the opportunity to hide in 'remote places', disconnect from the world and lock themselves in a narrow group of 'survivors', can cling to churches, can leave life, can choose a version of Earth with limited people destroying themselves and the planet...
There are also 'positive options' — a stretched Contact over a century. Just don't forget that this version of the world already lives in close interconnection with other worlds. Another question for such a world is how long the behind-the-scenes game will continue?
Overall, the theme 'what you believe is what you get' is about 'what surrounds you in the visible spectrum', not 'what really exists'. After all, every person really has complete abundance, but in the visible spectrum often holds the version of 'lack' - and it is nothing more than a limited version of abundance, created on the principle 'as the artist sees it'.