by Sylvia Browne

One of the most dramatic headlines in 2012 will be the discovery of some mysterious debris in a California/Nevada desert. It will be impossible to tell what the original shape of the large, mangled object was, but the allow it was made of clearly wasn’t manufactured from earthly materials. A group of civilians will come across it and, for a refreshing change of pace, will thoroughly document the event and notify the authorities rather than the tabloids. As a result, the government won’t have the opportunity to “spin” the debris into nonexistence, nor can those who discovered it be accused of trying to perpetuate a fraud by selling their story.

This discovery will occur in conjunction with a series of untraceable signals that will disrupt satellite transmissions and wireless communications throughout the world. And by the end of 2012 or the beginning of 2012, having finally put two and two together, organized groups of explorers, researchers, government agencies, and other experts will undertake formal worldwide expeditions in search of extraterrestrials.

Of course, extraterrestrials have been here for millions of years and they’re here now, calling as little attention to themselves as possible as they contribute to our society through careers that their advanced knowledge make possible. They’re among our most brilliant researchers, space engineers, nuclear physicists, teachers, scientists, judges, social reformers – any pursuit that will leave its mark as indelibly as their collaboration with us on the Great Pyramid and Stonehenge all those centuries ago. Two of them are currently valued employees of NASA, and one of them was a Nobel Prize winner. It’s preposterous to be afraid of extraterrestrials, as science fiction books and movies have encouraged us to be. Let’s face it, they’re so far beyond us technologically that they can easily and routinely travel here from Andromeda, the Pleiades, and other galaxies we aren’t even aware of yet. But we think they don’t have the technology to destroy us in the blink of an eye if that were their purpose for being here?

In about 2018, extraterrestrials will be making our search for them much easier – they’ll begin “outing” themselves, safely and sanely and very much in public, to such organizations as the United Nations, Scotland Yard, NASA, and even a Camp David summit. They’ll step forward by the thousands and willingly subject themselves to a whole battery of psychological and biological tests, confirming that the origins of their various species are not earthly.

By the early 2020’s, we humans will reach an accord with the extraterrestrials in our midst and those still to come. Many of the dramatic advancements in our own space travel will be the direct result of what we’ve learned from the, from the manned Mars exploration in 2012 and the chartered moon junkets in the late 2030’s to the lunar base of the early 2040’s that will become a wildly popular tourist destination.

Let’s face it, we’re not just a part of a global community, we’re also a part of a universal community. Why that seems to frighten some people I have no ideal. Because we earthly residents are the universal version of the “new kids on the block,” we have an infinite wealth of development and spiritual growth to look forward to from our brothers and sisters on other planets when we finally embrace them and start listening.


Sylvia Browne is without question, "America's #1 Psychic," an internationally known psychic and medium.