Video Summary
Alec Newald was allegedly taken from New Zealand in February 1989 and spent ten days on an alien world called Haven.
Aliens communicated via telepathy enhanced with colors and musical notes; their society uses a base-12 system and communal resource allocation.
Aliens (the Elders/Greys) claim human evolution was engineered through genetic experiments across history.
A ‘dark force’ that feeds on fear has hampered human progress; Elders propose co-evolution and assistance against it.
Upon return, Newald faced government interest and pressure; he published his memories in CoEvolution: An Interplanetary Adventure.
He says he was abducted during a drive from Rotorua to Auckland, spent ten days aboard an alien lightship and on a planet called Haven, then returned with fragmented memories that later became fuller recall and a book.
They primarily used telepathy supplemented by colors and musical notes to avoid misunderstanding; their numerical system was base‑12 and written symbols carried color-coded meaning.
The Elders told Alec that human evolution was engineered through deliberate genetic experiments by multiple extraterrestrial races, not purely random natural selection.
A manipulative negative influence that feeds on fear, used historically to control humans and stall their development; the Elders warned it threatens humanity’s progress.
Individuals claiming DSIR membership visited him; later CIA operatives pressured him, and he experienced intimidation, legal setups, and attempts to suppress his disclosures.
A proposed mutual development program where humans and the Elder race would share genetics and knowledge so both could evolve and resist the dark force together.
"In February 1989, a man named Alec Newald was abducted by aliens and taken for ten days to their home-world where they told him the truth about them and showed him amazing technology."
Alec Newald was abducted in February 1989, marking the beginning of a ten-day journey to an alien civilization where he learned significant truths about humanity and the aliens themselves.
During his abduction, Alec was exposed to advanced alien technology and gained insights that transformed his understanding of life on Earth.
Upon returning to Earth, he faced obstacles as government agencies attempted to prevent him from sharing his experiences.
"Alec left Rotorua on a Monday, but the next day was Thursday, the next week. He had arrived in Auckland City 10 days after departing."
Upon returning, Alec discovered he had inexplicably lost ten days of time. What should have been a Tuesday turned out to be Thursday of the following week.
Alec experienced intense disorientation, marked by recurring dreams and severe headaches, further exacerbating his sense of confusion over the lost time.
"Two men identified themselves as scientists and members of the DSIR. They were very interested in his car, and Alec sensed that their inquiries held a deeper significance."
Following his return, two individuals claiming to be from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) visited Alec. Their curiosity about his car raised suspicions for him.
Although Alec tried to evade their probing questions by moving and withholding his address, they persisted in their inquiries, further contributing to his growing paranoia about the events surrounding his abduction.
"He began to feel something strange, like everything was in slow motion. The next thing Alec remembers is being suspended mid-air."
During his abduction, Alec described the moment of being lifted from his car as feeling surreal and disorienting, with sensations of slow motion and suspension in mid-air.
He vividly recalled being surrounded by a ring of blue light and encountering humanoid aliens that bore both familiar and distinctly alien features.
"One of the aliens approached him and put a thought inside his head that if he followed the entity, he would be placed in a much more comfortable place."
Alec's initial perception of the aliens shifted from thinking they were potentially angels to recognizing them as extraterrestrial beings as he engaged with them.
He followed one alien entity to a new environment where communication took place through thoughts rather than spoken words, demonstrating an advanced form of interaction.
"During his stay, human communication is very primitive. The most common form of communication among otherworldly beings is telepathy."
Alec Newald reveals that aliens communicate primarily through telepathy, a method that is significantly more efficient than human verbal communication. Unlike human language, which relies heavily on words and can lead to misunderstandings, telepathy conveys thoughts directly, free from the need for language.
This telepathic communication is described as instantaneous, precise, and universal, eliminating the barriers faced by speakers of different languages. Alec asserts that all the complexities of human misunderstanding dissipate when thoughts are shared directly between minds.
Additionally, alien communication incorporates colors and sounds that add depth to the transmission of concepts and feelings, making it far richer than human dialogue. Alec compares these sounds to music, underscoring how they aid in ensuring clarity and preventing misinterpretation.
"Alec describes their numerical system as very different from the modern metric standard, built on a system of twelve."
The aliens utilize a numerical system based on the number twelve rather than the decimal system humans commonly use. They explained that their numerical values resonate with natural occurrences, suggesting that their mathematical understanding mirrors fundamental aspects of the universe.
Beyond numbers, aliens also have a complex writing system that employs both letters and colors, with each color varying in shade to convey specific meanings. Alec found this intricate system quite challenging to learn in a short period.
Significantly, the number twelve holds great religious and cultural importance among the aliens, akin to the spiritual significance of the number seven in some human cultures, symbolizing completeness.
"Different races of extraterrestrial beings in the universe visited Earth in the past. Some of them collaborated to do genetic experiments with Earth animals."
According to Zeena, Alec's extraterrestrial guide, humanity's evolution has been orchestrated rather than a product of random chance. The so-called "Elders" are space travelers who have engaged in genetic manipulation to create and oversee human development.
The Elders not only contributed to the emergence of Homo sapiens but have maintained an ongoing interest in humanity's progress, aiding in pivotal moments throughout history, such as the construction of monumental structures like the Pyramids of Giza.
Unfortunately, a dark force intervened in human history, altering humanity's DNA and hindering its potential. This malevolent entity thrives on fear and has infiltrated human consciousness, causing the race to lose awareness of its true capabilities.
"This dark force has aligned itself to the planet and you. It beats to the pulse of your very planet, for you and the Earth are one and the same."
The dark force, as described by Zeena, is a pervasive energy that has manipulated humanity through fear for thousands of years. By exploiting human emotions, it has gained control over societies, fostering an artificial culture of anxiety.
Throughout history, religions and governmental structures have instilled fear to maintain authority, diverting true knowledge and power from individuals. Despite advancements, humans remain shackled by this cultivated fear.
Zeena insists that the force of darkness is not inherently linked to any external dangers, as humans are equipped with sufficient knowledge to overcome challenges and are not in immediate danger from natural predators. Instead, their fears stem from societal constructs.
"Zeena suggested that the force would soon feel the weight of an invasion from above, and there would be battles fought at sea and underwater, as well as in the skies high above."
Alec learns from Zeena that a significant confrontation between the Elders and the dark force is imminent, which will occur across various domains, including land, sea, and air. She indicates that the natural disturbances on Earth will intensify in anticipation of this battle.
The Elders believe that humanity possesses the strength to challenge this dark force, although, at present, they remain oblivious to its existence and influence. The upcoming conflict represents a critical moment for humanity to awaken to its potential and reclaim its authority.
Knowledge and understanding are framed as humanity's most potent tools against this dark influence. Alec realizes that his purpose on the lightship is to gain insight and later share these crucial truths with his fellow humans, thus fostering a transformation of consciousness.
"Zeena smiled because she had been waiting for that question. It showed her that Alec was the right person to be trusted."
The conversation reflects a pivotal moment for Alec, as he comes to understand his role in bridging the knowledge gap between the extraterrestrial beings and humanity. This exchange highlights the importance of enlightened perspectives to combat the pervasive ignorance resulting from fear.
The Elders' interest in assisting humanity is not merely to save them from annihilation but also to guide them towards enlightenment and the realization of their collective potential.
"Zeena used the word 'co-evolution.' This meant that both humans and the Elder race would be able to grow and change for the better."
Zeena, an alien, explained to Alec that there was a mutual need for resources between Earth and their civilization, establishing a relationship based on trade.
The concept of "co-evolution" implies that both species could progress together, fostering friendship after overcoming certain dark forces.
"The areas were constructed in such a way that the curved walls and unusual, diffused lighting made size rather difficult to estimate."
Alec described the interior of the alien lightship as having curved walls with peculiar lighting that obscured the perception of space.
He noticed a honeycomb pattern within the alien structure, which emitted a fluorescent blue-white light without an apparent source, adding to the ship's mystique.
"The suits provided nourishment through the exchange of energy and that while wearing them, he would never need to eat solid food or expel any waste."
Alec was given a custom-made suit that mimicked the aliens' appearance, making him forget he was wearing it due to its comfortable fit and smooth texture.
The suit's design allowed him to absorb energy, negating the need for solid food and waste elimination, thus simplifying his experience aboard the ship.
"Electromagnetic energy can be used as an endless, inexhaustible power source which is very cheap to access because it is everywhere."
Alec learned that the alien civilization had harnessed electromagnetic energy for thousands of years, using it as a clean and efficient power source.
This technology could eliminate the need for traditional power generators, and the blueprints for exploiting this energy have been available since Nikola Tesla's time, though it has been suppressed by those in power.
"Their early explorers arrived in the north of what Alec knew as Africa. There, they met the natives and helped them develop their society."
The aliens, referred to as the Elders, had previously interacted with humanity, helping shape civilizations while being revered due to their long lifespans.
Alec was surprised to discover that the aliens had left a blueprint for their ships, which resembled the pyramids in Egypt, although humans have misunderstood the technology behind these structures.
"Everything that existed had two dimensions. One positive and one negative."
Zeena explained that everything has two dimensions: a positive one that humans access and a negative one that remains hidden due to human DNA manipulation by dark forces.
Understanding this duality enables a being to access secrets of existence, travel through time, and manipulate experiences, which Alec struggled to comprehend.
"They were in the process of improving their own race by experimenting and mixing human and alien DNA."
The aliens were engaged in experiments to blend their DNA with humans, requiring human women for artificial insemination to create hybrid offspring.
Zeena revealed that the hybrids were categorized and named, and she herself was one of them, indicating the ongoing efforts to adapt their species to life on Earth.
"They commenced the procedure and positioned the headrest. It was tight-fitting around the head."
During a compatibility test conducted on Alec, he experienced fear for the first time but later learned that the tests evaluated his resistance to viruses.
These evaluations were critical for his potential involvement in the breeding program on the alien planet Haven, suggesting a serious intent behind their research efforts.
"Long before they appeared in their modern form, a race of visiting aliens known to a few as 'Greys' had established themselves on the planet."
The Greys, a race of aliens, arrived on Earth long before humans recognized them as they are today. Initially, they chose to remain hidden, staying in the dark corners of humanity's awareness throughout a significant portion of human history.
Their active involvement began in the second half of the 20th century, aligning themselves with a faction of Earth's military-industrial cartel due to a shared agenda that included introducing a new breed of humans to replace Homo sapiens.
"The plan involves introducing a new breed of humans that has resistance to a certain lethal virus."
The Greys, in collaboration with human military scientists, planned to create a new race capable of resisting specific viruses, which they intended to release into the general population.
This project echoes the extinction of Neanderthals and anticipates that Homo sapiens could similarly vanish when the new breed becomes prevalent on Earth.
"Alec was brought to the same transparent machine where he first got his blue-grey suit, but this time, when he got out of the machine, his suit was golden."
Alec, an abductee, underwent testing on Earth before being taken to an alien planet named Haven. Upon arrival, he was fitted with a new suit that visually marked him as a guest of the aliens.
Haven was described as somewhat similar to Earth, with familiar vegetation but smaller in size, and it was at risk due to its sun nearing the end of its life cycle, prompting the inhabitants to seek new habitats.
"There were three major districts, and each elected three citizens to represent them on a High Council."
The political organization of Haven was notably simpler and more efficient than that of Earth. It lacked the division into individual countries and was governed by a High Council composed of representatives from the three major districts.
The Council functioned effectively, with new members elected every two years, a strategy ensuring a flow of fresh ideas while maintaining stability.
"The first most striking thing about the city was its neatness and order; the second, its immensity."
Upon arrival on Haven, Alec was struck by the city's organized structure and vastness, which seemed to stretch indefinitely along the coast.
The architecture featured few tall buildings, with pyramid-shaped constructions dominating the skyline, indicating a stark contrast to Earth’s urban landscape.
"It worked with part mind power, part magnetic repulsion."
Alec experienced unique transportation methods on Haven, such as a vehicle called the "Dan Dare Special," which operated partly through mind control and magnetic repulsion.
This advanced form of transport highlighted the technological leaps made by the inhabitants, emphasizing their sophisticated approach to mobility without the need for traditional infrastructure.
"The records did not just speak of Haven, but also of Earth. Both planets seemed to have had a similar history and they were even related in some way."
Alec Newald describes the societal organization on Haven which resembles a communist structure where resources are distributed based on individual needs rather than commercial transactions. This system fosters a sense of community and collaboration among its inhabitants.
He notes that the architectural landscape includes vast buildings and pyramids of glass or crystal, which serve as repositories of knowledge. Alec's curiosity leads him to visit one of these pyramid structures that functions similarly to a library.
During his visit, Alec discovers records that indicate Earth's history is intertwined with that of Haven, dating back 12,000 years. He learns that Earth previously had a different moon, which is linked to a cataclysmic event that ancient civilizations referred to as the great flood.
"I was astounded to learn from the Haven archives that our Earth did not always have its present Moon, and that indeed this present Moon is a recent acquisition—possibly as recent as 12,000 years ago!"
Alec is astonished to find out that Earth's current Moon may have replaced an earlier moon, which was in fact a small, inhabited planet called Haven. The records suggest an intricate relationship between the two planets and hint at a shared, complex history.
Scientific evidence on Earth supports theories that align with his findings, suggesting that the original Moon may have fractured or collapsed, leading to significant geological changes on Earth.
Alec's exploration raises questions about the ancient connections between humanity and the Haven civilization, proposing that the inhabitants of Earth might share ancestral ties with the beings from Haven.
"It is not only the planets of Haven and Earth that appear to be tied. The peoples of ancient Earth who still had Haven blood coursing through their veins could well have been involved in a disappearing act when Haven leaped into this other dimension."
The narrative shifts to the original planet of the Haven inhabitants, called Khyber, which once orbited near Mars and was primarily a water-covered planet. Two distinct intelligent races evolved here: surface dwellers who adapted to challenging environmental conditions, and subterranean beings who developed advanced technology.
The emergence of space travel marked a turning point for Khyber, but their exploration led to catastrophic consequences that ultimately resulted in the planet's destruction. A group of Khyberians escaped, much like the biblical Noah's Ark, intending to find a new home, ultimately aiming for Mars and later Earth.
Alec notes that the Khyber survivors used Earth’s Moon as their base while some other Khyberians remained on Mars. They learned from past mistakes and moved to avoid disturbing Earth's natural environment, replacing their Moon with an alternative rock of similar size.
"The act of leaving was more emotional for me than I could possibly have imagined just a few days before."
As Alec's time on Haven comes to a close, he reflects on how transformative the experience has been, despite initial uncertainty about his purpose and selection for this journey among billions on Earth.
He has grown suspicious of the "tests" performed on him, wondering if they might have included genetic harvesting for their breeding programs. Alec longs to take elements of that life—like a golden suit—back to Earth, but understands the limitations of his situation.
With his return imminent, Alec grapples with mixed emotions, indicating that his profound experiences will take time to process and share; he senses a greater truth awaits him, perhaps to be revealed in the future.
“Forget the abomination you have seen here. When you get home, with all caution and commonsense, let the Sun see your eyes. In spite of what others may say, do not hide yourself from a friend.”
“Preparations were underway for his transmutation back to a lower density.”
“They appealed to his patriotism and love for planet Earth.”
“He understood he had been set up.”
“Even then, he did not hesitate to share this incredible knowledge with whoever was ready to listen.”
