Luis Guillen

Dear beings from other worlds, My name is Luis Guillén Pineda, a humble citizen of Earth. I write to you from the heart of this world, at a time of great anguish and reflection. Perhaps these words will never be read by your eyes, maybe they will be lost in the vast silence of the cosmos, but if they ever find their way to you, I want you to understand what we feel, what we long for, and what we suffer as a species. What I have to share with you, I cannot share with my fellow Earthlings without being seen as crazy, as an unrealistic dreamer. I feel a deep pain, a growing frustration as I watch how our humanity has lost its way. We find ourselves trapped in a web of global control, where hunger and misery have become constant companions for many. Regimes and radical groups are engaged in an endless battle for power, while millions of innocent souls are caught in the middle of this conflict. Our political and economic systems seem designed to divide us more than to unite us. Instead of working together for the common good, we are engaged in an endless struggle for control, while the powerful make decisions that affect everyone’s life, with few exceptions. The diseases that afflict our species could be cured, but the system we have created only seems interested in partially treating them, while corporations enrich themselves at the expense of the health of the most vulnerable. We live in a world where the media, those who should be our voice, have been silenced and manipulated, turning into tools at the service of financial empires that decide what we can see, hear, and believe. Governments have gone beyond their role as administrators; they have taken control of our beliefs, our lives, dictating what we can say, think, and even dream. Taxes multiply, not to build a better future, but to feed a system that seems to consume more than it produces. Freedom, that precious word, has become a mirage. We are told that we are free to express ourselves, but only as long as our words do not challenge the status quo. Otherwise, we are labeled as radicals, enemies, or worse, as people who must be silenced. if you are watching us from the stars, I ask you not to repeat the mistakes we, as humanity, have made. Do not fall into the trap of giving absolute power to leaders, whether religious or political, who decide what is right and what is wrong, without room for questioning, doubt, or debate. I apologize, on behalf of those who still hold onto hope, for the distorted image we project towards you. I know that from your perspective it must be hard to understand why we act this way, not even we, many of us, understand it. We grew up immersed in doctrines, ideologies, and beliefs that have been passed down through the centuries, shaping our minds and hearts. It is a culture so deeply rooted that many do not even desire to free themselves from it. We have become comfortable in our misery, unable to see beyond our self-imposed limitations. What I desire most, what I long for, is to be able to see clearly, to have the wisdom necessary to change the course of humanity. I yearn for a world where we are more sensitive, more human, where our differences do not divide us but enrich us. A world where we can live fully, love unconditionally, and be less controlled by forces that seek to divide us. I dream of a future where we are less destructive, less ambitious, and more united. A future where we are strong not because of our power over others, but because of our integrity, our health, and our ability to be together, to support one another. this sounds like an impossible, like a fantasy , but if these words find their way , I humbly ask that you touch the hearts of those who hold power on this planet. Touch the hearts of the world leaders, who have the ability to change things they hold the possibility of transforming our world into a better place for all. Perhaps this letter will be lost in the vastness of the universe, Perhaps will never be read ?