u/terrelli

An artist drum Adventure Time apparently...

Dolan is my favorite UFO analyst. Really well educated about history and politics. On top of it for 30 years.

Hope you're doing good. I'm sober since 1/2024. Still struggling here and there. Just picked up a nicotine vape habit. Feeling like a dork but not hacking up anything awful.

There is on-street parking along 3rd Street. 

I'm not accusing anybody of racism. I'm saying watch out for racism and check your sources. And cite them if you post, even if they're loony toons.

Greetings! I'm u/terrelli, a moderator of r/HOLLOWEARTH.

This is our home for all things related to Hollow Earth, Agartha, hidden civilizations, subterranean mysteries, ancient legends, speculative science, UFO connections, folklore, and everything beneath the surface. We're excited to have you join us!

What to Post:

Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, discoveries, photos, questions, deep dives, rabbit holes, maps, mythology, personal theories, strange encounters, cave systems, underground lore, or anything that really digs into the mystery.

Community Vibe:

We're here to explore ideas without undermining one another. Keep discussions grounded when possible, but don't be afraid to dig deeper. Whether you're fascinated by hidden civilizations, UFOs, ancient myths, or simply have that feeling there's more beneath our feet, you're welcome here. Stay groovy, don't tunnel into personal attacks, and remember: the best conversations happen below the surface.

BE NICE. BE RESPECTFUL. OR BE BANNED.

How to Get Started:

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.

2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.

3. If you know someone who would dig this community, invite them to join.

4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for people willing to get their hands dirty. If you'd like to become a moderator, burrow on over and send me a message.

Thanks for being part of r/HOLLOWEARTH.

What brought you into this world of high strangeness?

This 5-minute clip was the root of my worldview for a long time. I read those Jim Keith books on Alternative 3 and some others in the '90s, and the standard model conspiracy theory has been generally unchanged for quite a while. Parts have broken down, like the global climate change bit, but the scientist thing... Anyway, I've become a lot more skeptical but very little has changed in the conspiracy messaging. I get older and older but this bullshit keeps on staying the same. Alright, alright, alright.

Source: https://x.com/disclosureorg/status/2053724308241821843

To bypass the paywall, go here:

https://archive.is/630BK

Hey everyone! I'm u/terrelli, a founding moderator of r/SoberDisclosure.

Someone in r/UFOB asked that. Most people said they would go to work and get on with things. There was other stuff, but what stuck out to me was when someone said they would probably start drinking alcohol again, and I thought, me too.

But then I thought about what they keep going over in my DBT program: make a plan in case you have a lapse. (They called a "relapse" a return to previous use behavior, but a "lapse" is supposed to a step back but then getting back to the program.). My plan for a lapse is pretty simple: recognize that it happened, don't give myself too much grief about it, and get back to the program. Ask for help if I need it.

Now that there's a lot of jabber about UFO disclosure, I feel a lot of excitement. I'm also a little afraid I will use whatever happens as an excuse to go back to the same patterns of substance abuse.

Would I drink because it is a time for celebration? Like, "Yay! They're here! I was right!" Or would I drink because it is a time of fear? Like: "Everything I thought was wrong and everything is different now!" Or would I drink because this is a point of confusion and insecurity? Like, "Things are changing too fast and I can't keep up," or more likely, "This is the biggest thing that ever happened, but the right things aren't happening."

Anyway, I thought that I would make a place to talk about it and see if anyone else felt the same, so I made this subreddit.

Hope you're doing okay. Take care of yourself, and, if you can, take care of somebody else.

What to Post
Post anything that you think the community would find interesting, helpful, or inspiring. Feel free to share your thoughts, photos, or questions about anything related to Disclosure or your struggle with addiction​.

Community Vibe
We're all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Let's build a space where everyone feels comfortable sharing and connecting.

How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below.
2. Post something today! Even a simple question can spark a great conversation.
3. If you know someone who would love this community, invite them to join.
4. Interested in helping out? We're always looking for new moderators, so feel free to reach out to me to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let's make r/SoberDisclosure amazing.

Someone in r/UFOB asked that. Most people said they would go to work and get on with things. There was other stuff, but what stuck out to me was when someone said they would probably start drinking alcohol again, and I thought, me too.

But then I thought about what they keep going over in my DBT program: make a plan in case you have a lapse. (They called a "relapse" a return to previous use behavior, but a "lapse" is supposed to a step back but then getting back to the program.). My plan for a lapse is pretty simple: recognize that it happened, don't give myself too much grief about it, and get back to the program. Ask for help if I need it.

Now that there's a lot of jabber about UFO disclosure, I feel a lot of excitement. I'm also a little afraid I will use whatever happens as an excuse to go back to the same patterns of substance abuse.

Would I drink because it is a time for celebration? Like, "Yay! They're here! I was right!" Or would I drink because it is a time of fear? Like: "Everything I thought was wrong and everything is different now!" Or would I drink because this is a point of confusion and insecurity? Like, "Things are changing too fast and I can't keep up," or more likely, "This is the biggest thing that ever happened, but the right things aren't happening."

Anyway, I thought that I would make a place to talk about it and see if anyone else felt the same, so I made this subreddit.

Hope you're doing okay. Take care of yourself, and, if you can, take care of somebody else.