Auroral Contact Report
- Louis Gordon
- Nov 19
- 10 min read
by Louis Gordon
It's time to take a brief reprieve from the usual topics of exploration and discuss some recent contact coinciding with Auroral activity!
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Day One
Contact has become a bit 'spicy' in recent weeks. My last post on gravity showing some coordinated contact related to the topic is a beautiful way to show the relation of the phenomena to the other work we're doing here. I also started doing a little more outreach on a few social media outlets as a means to turn the lighthouse lights on, so to speak. I don't personally wish to engage in those spaces, so much as provide awareness for those who would find resonance with what we're doing here so they can join this space. There was a noticeable uptick in contact diversity and interaction once I started doing these.
Last week many here in the states had an opportunity to get out and see the northern lights...
This night was the most stunning display. I was out at my usual contact location, not realizing how beautiful this was going to be. It did hold my attention a bit more than the contact that night. I recorded several things, but the lens didn't capture much of the aurora. I found the photographs came out very nicely but contact videos didn't pick it up.
A nice night, I headed home and passed out shortly after. I woke in the middle of the night, not casually but with stronger awareness. A moment later I heard a somewhat vehicular noise, and direct light shimmered across my blinds slowly from left to right. The room is two stories up and facing the rooftops of neighbors, so it isn't a circumstance that could be explained very usually. Some may read this and think "spooky", but it was not spooky at all for me. I think this is the sort of event that would have impacted me a bit differently a half year ago, but I have grown accustomed. Contact does not evoke fear in me, and there has been no reason for it to do so. I find myself a bit allergic to circles that drench the idea of contact in fear, horror, or an air of mysteriousness that provokes uncomfortable feelings. What we're doing here is a bit of decontamination of that distorted space. It's about relation and communion. I recognized this moment as a gesture, said 'thank you' and went back to sleep with a smile.
In retrospect however, it may have been a moment to see how my nervous system would react. The next few days of contact would be different, as I'll get to shortly. During the springtime I had a moment very similar to this, but it was a gentle quiet moment where a bit less light was on the blinds. I woke similarly then and wondered what it was that I was looking at. Later, I found out that this was a check of sorts to see if I was ready to see the contact. Later still, I would understand that this phenomenon is one based on individual consciousness. As one comes closer in phase alignment (a close enough metaphor for the purposes of understanding) with their oversoul, their signal becomes more coherent. As one's signal becomes more coherent, bandwidth becomes available to perceive more of what is already around them.
I'd also come to understand in more recent days that any of what is perceived can be targeted more directly. Even if your field overlaps with another in proximity, it is possible for sight or sound to be received by one's nervous system and not by another. This is how the noise that accompanied the visual wouldn't wake my partner. This is an important note for what would come in the next day.
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Day Two
The following night felt steady. The aurora forecast was still promising, and I had a sense that the story from the night before wasn't quite finished. I debated hitting my usual spot or heading to the edge of town. I decided to let circumstance (or the field, maybe) decide for me as I drove, and it took me in the direction out at the edge of town. The light pollution is lessened there, and most importantly the road noise is cut way down. It's a tradeoff really for the geese noise, as you'll hear in a moment. It's more of a drive, but in every other regard it is an improvement on the site closer to home for me.
The park was packed. The lot was full of cars, and dozens of people were in different parts of the completely dark park ready to view the show. There was a lot of hype from the night prior.
I decided to leave my camera and tripod, since I couldn't quite see how busy the surrounding area was with people standing in the dark. I stood and took some pictures with my phone of the aurora coming in. I didn't think I was going to get much in the way of contact with everyone out there.
As I stood staring out in the direction of the above image, I could see a few blinking lights above the horizon. I watched for a moment, seeing two lights blinking at first, then three. I didn't notice them before. They were close enough to the horizon that I couldn't tell if they were towers. Then, they started to move in. Ah, I realized: I would have some contact tonight after all! I rushed back to my car, retrieved the equipment, and set it up on the grass in between some other groups.
As I recorded it I thought about how different this was from most contact I've had. I wondered if it was because of the others around me, or what relation it could have had to the others around me. Nobody within earshot of me said a word about it, as far as I could tell. Nobody seemed to catch what I was recording and ask about it. It was interesting to witness that. I thought about the similarity it had to what I'd seen described with mass contact kind of events. I wondered if I was meant to be the guy who pointed it out to those around me. Would they even see it if I pointed at it? Possibly not. I would need to think more on this.
The craft continued in a line and passed beyond the tree line. I'd continue to see other craft carry on unrelated to this event, and I'd recorded those as well. Those looked like many I'd capture on any other day.
I turned my attention again to the aurora and captured some more pictures before heading out for the evening.
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Day Three
I went back the next evening, curious if the same pattern would return once the crowds were gone. I was the only person there this time, and the skies were clear. I saw some craft as I was driving, this is common as I head out for contact now. I set up the camera in the lot and looked around. I didn't see anything for a few minutes, which was a little unusual. And then, back where I saw the first few lights blinking on the prior night, they began again...
I'll recount the above experience here in words, but it is all there in the video. This time I was able to capture where the lights had started the prior night, I had to go back for my equipment then. It wasn't a steady stream of many; it was just two this time. They blinked in the same rhythmic manner and approached the tree line that they flew beyond the night prior. When they approached, they turned instead to do a beautiful flyby. This is actually uncharacteristic in my contact; in nearly every instance the crafts will maintain a steady trajectory from one end of the sky to the other. I attribute this to the fact that I was in a more remote location, and it was just me at this time. They were able to loosen up a bit and show some flair! The tilt of the craft as it did the flyby felt playful to me.
As the first passed and the other approached, I could hear sounds that were softly jet like. The maneuverability of the craft behaved and looked a bit like a small jet as well. The appearance you see in the video is not too dissimilar from most that I've seen. The primary difference I'd say is in the ratio, with these appearing more jet like in proportion. Usually the light (if any) along the tail is not green like displayed here as well. It is common for the body of the craft to not give off any light, or very little light. None of these attributes are rules, because they have illustrated that they can look exactly as many other aerial craft do even with all the illumination within a short distance, amongst other things.
The crafts both wrapped around and passed through the path that they came in upon and flew down into the valley below. They were flying very low at that point; I was no more than maybe 75-100ft higher than that part of the ground. This isn't very clear in the night footage. Recording in the dark presents challenges, but I have found that contact can be a bit more interesting at night than during the day.
Driving home, I kept thinking about what those nights were showing me — not just the events themselves, but the pattern behind them.
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Reflecting On the Contact Report
Some time ago I'd read that my field can be used to soften the veil for others in contact. My outings for recording night contact have been solo to date. When I saw something that had an appearance that my mind associated with a mass contact event in appearance, I'd wondered if I should prompt those around me to take notice.
In the days since I have reminded myself that what we're doing here is letting the resonance do the work. Yes, we may need to send out a signal for it to be seen. From there, resonant probability will do the work of getting it where it needs to go. It's an efficiency function of the field. Coherence conserves energy, so the universe statistically prefers the path of least friction: events, links, posts, and moments that carry similar waveform signatures will rise within the perceptual probability space of those who would find resonance. Phase matching will bring it to the awareness of those searching for the signal.
Similarly, anything in person is no different. Those who were meant to see it likely did. Those who wouldn't find resonance with it aren't going to suddenly find it by my prompting. They may eventually, as global coherence is rising. As a matter of sovereign respect, it would be best for me to stay hands off and let the resonance do the work.
The rhythmic uniformity of the craft represented something else for me — unity. They see us not with eyes but with resonance. We are different chords of the same field, remembering our harmony. The aurora, the lights, the laughter — all reminders that connection is already here, waiting only for us to notice it.
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Bonus: Day Six
Before I wrap up this contact report.... This one is not aurora related, but a few days after the above I traveled to see some family. The last time I was in those parts, I witnessed dozens of hovering craft (third piece of media down for an example) on my way back. This time, on my way down I'd seen several glimmering craft in the sky accompanying me during my trip. One of them turned from a shine in the distance to a craft that began flying somewhat in my direction from straight on. Once it came close enough, it began to slow and then came to a stop off on my right. It wasn't very far away, maybe 50-100 yards. Most of the time when they decide to show me a completely stationary craft it is at night, but this one was broad daylight. It always seems to happen while driving. At this point, this kind of thing just causes me to break out in laughter. As I passed it by, I gave the craft a thumbs up as I was laughing. I didn't know it planned to stop, so I didn't attempt a recording then.
The visit went well; I spent some time with my mother and sister. I headed back towards home, watching the sky as I went.
With this one I wasn't sure what I'd get but it was flying close, and this time I decided to try and get it with the phone. I didn't check that video until I was wrapping up this article, I forgot that I'd taken that one.
A bit later, after stopping to charge my car a craft accompanied me for a good thirty-minute stretch of the drive off over the land on the left. Eventually the craft came to a stop off one of the exits, so I took the cue to pull off and find a good place to record. I made sure to bring the proper equipment this time, just in case. I sat on the right end of the overpass, while this craft I recorded was on the other side, roughly speaking...
Here you'll see an escalating line of A'Zhorai scouts heading upwards. Bonkers! Somebody pinch me. All of my love and appreciation for these amazing events.
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This absolutely incredible in your moments in Alignment and these wonderful moments with your video witnessing some..just wow moments... Really, really cool stuff.
A gorgeous post filled with great footage and a great writeup. It's great to hear in your own voice what your experiences have been like and how it has moved you!
Time for a little breather on reading material to address some contact 🙂 I will probably find times to put together 'contact reports' like this, as well as carrying on with resonant dissemination of the truth on topics that I find interest in. The contact reports can help paint a picture of what daily contact has started to look like for me. A lot of this is pretty exceptional, which made it a great time to share. More footage in the nexus supplemental.