Previously ...

Scott Mandelker was a guest speaker in my home talking about "Wanderers". It was the 1990's when many people explored the concept of Walk-Ins and Wanderers which we now understand as alternate experiences one's soul is having and that none of us are from here (physical reality). Scott had written a book called From Elsewhere describing the feeling of being an alien from another planet who has wandered here at this time in Earth's planetary transition back to light. In it he stated that Wanderers are thought of as souls connected to another place, planet, or realm, who have come here on a mission, after which they will return home. That is true of all souls in this experiment, though Wanderers often feel disassociated. They do not always remember what their mission is, as the 'mission feeling' is present in the DNA codes of all humans. Sometimes Wanderers believe they have come here to prepare humanity for coming changes - perhaps a visit from ET's or moving into love and light, etc.

All souls are programmed as Wanderers in this biogenetic consciousness experiment, experiencing in many realities simultaneously. It ends at Zero Point when all souls leave the physical and return to higher consciousness as soul sparks of light. Fade to Black.

December 2014

  'Wanderers' Short Film Paints A Brighter Future Through Breathtaking Visuals & Carl Sagan   Huffington Post - December 2, 2014
Combining breathtaking visuals of realistic depictions of a variety of places in our solar system - kindly detailed by Wernquist here -- with the ever-mind-expanding words of Carl Sagan, pulled from an audio recording of his book "Pale Blue Dot," Wernquist tempts readers to wonder what lies beyond our atmosphere and visualizes what it would be like if humanity happened to make that journey in the future. Take four minutes out of your day and be inspired by the exceptional creation above.

  Epic Short Film 'Wanderers' Envisions Humanity's Future in Space   Space.com - December 2, 2014
"Wanderers" is a short science fiction film by Erik Wernquist - a digital artist and animator from Stockholm, Sweden. Wernquist notes that the film is a vision of humanity's future expansion into the solar system. Although admittedly speculative, the visuals in the film are all based on scientific ideas and concepts of what our future in space might look like, if it ever happens.