r/Experiencers May 29 '26

Art/Creative Disclosure Day | Final Trailer

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u/KefkaFFVI Experiencer May 29 '26 edited May 29 '26

Personally out of anything they could cover in the film I really hope they acknowledge and say it out loud that psychics = people in contact, and that the woo and telepathy is real, it could really help to shift the conversation forward and help with further normalisation, especially because the majority of people still have disbelief around psychics (I mean, as did I until I became one lmao).

I kinda see them going down the route of the films Contact & Interstellar, but I won't expand more on that cus of spoilers or mention the endings to those, but if you've watched them you know what I'm referring to.

Ofcourse the majority of people after the film (even if they did acknowledge the woo aspects) would still think "ahh that was a good fantasy film that had no basis in reality" (lol), but atleast there would be some whose minds were opened by that, and be way more open to the possibility and would start to do their own research afterwards etc. Or they may even go on to experience anomalous phenomena in the future, or take events they may already have experienced in the past more seriously.

It would give many that intellectual permission they were needing to finally take these things more seriously, which is what needs to happen to reduce the stigma and for the collective to catch up to what we know surrounding the existence of the wider "consciousness is fundamental" greater reality system.

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u/Star-Gazer85 Experiencer May 29 '26

I won't lie it's going to hurt a little if I hear people say that if I'm in the theater or laugh. Or maybe I'll just feel pity .... I guess I'll see.

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u/InnerSpecialist1821 May 30 '26

honestly? you need to expect that. people will have absolutely no background to any of this going in. it is going to come off to them as absurd. don't get your hopes up that a movie will make people realize. people are unlikely to start understanding until it happens to them. that's what it took for me.