On November 21st, Dan Farah’s much-anticipated documentary The Age of Disclosure releases worldwide on Amazon Prime.
For the first time, a mainstream film isn’t asking whether extraterrestrials exist — it’s confronting the decades-long global cover-up, government testimony, military encounters, and geopolitical implications with unprecedented clarity.
And for many viewers, this documentary will unlock a single, dramatic realization:
Disclosure isn’t coming someday.
It’s already happening.
But as powerful as the film is, it focuses on what’s happening.
Not what humanity should do next.
That’s where this blog — and my new book — comes in.
**The Film Shows the Evidence.
The Book Shows the Aftermath.**
If The Age of Disclosure delivers on its promise, millions of people will be asking the same question the moment the credits roll:
“Okay… so what now?”
Because even if the documentary only confirms a fraction of what insiders allege, Disclosure will disrupt far more than science fiction narratives. It will affect:
- Psychology
- Identity
- Trust
- Government legitimacy
- Religion and spirituality
- Business and innovation
- Global political stability
And the truth is this:
The hardest part of Disclosure isn’t believing what’s true.
It’s staying grounded while the world adjusts to it.
That’s why I wrote Extraterrestrial Disclosure: What Happens the Day After — a practical guide to human resilience in a moment when reality expands faster than our nervous systems can process.
The Real Shock Isn’t Aliens — It’s Context Collapse
Humans don’t fear the unknown.
We fear losing our orientation.
Disclosure breaks the frame that makes the world predictable.
It forces us to rewrite:
- what’s possible
- what’s trustworthy
- what we thought we knew
- who we thought we were
- where we fit in the universe
This psychological whiplash — not extraterrestrials themselves — is what destabilizes societies.
But here’s the good news:
Humans can adapt.
We can learn our way through massive shifts.
We just need the right framework.
That’s where Learning Frames comes in.
Learning Frames in an Age of Disclosure
The reason I built Learning Frames — and the reason I wrote this book — is simple:
People don’t need more information.
They need orientation.
In Extraterrestrial Disclosure: What Happens the Day After, I introduce The Learning Frame:
1. Anchor
How to stay rooted in identity when assumptions collapse.
2. Sight
How to filter truth from noise when information floods the system.
3. Stance
How to regulate emotion in a moment of uncertainty and fear.
4. Direction
How to move forward with purpose when the old map stops working.
This is not speculation.
It’s not conspiracy.
It’s psychological navigation for a world that’s about to feel very, very different.
Why The Age of Disclosure Matters — and Why It’s Only the Beginning
The documentary will spark global conversation.
It will create shock, debate, excitement, and fear.
But it will not answer the essential human question:
“How do we live in a world where this is true?”
That’s the gap Learning Frames fills.
That’s the gap my new book fills.
And that is the purpose of this blog — helping people stay human, stable, and conscious in an age of accelerating reality.
**If You Want to Understand the Evidence, Watch the Film.
If You Want to Understand Yourself, Read the Book.**
The Age of Disclosure
➡️ Reveals what’s been hidden.
Extraterrestrial Disclosure: What Happens the Day After
➡️ Reveals how to navigate what comes next.
If you’ve ever wondered how humanity will handle the psychological, cultural, and emotional shockwave of Disclosure, this book was written for you.
📘 Extraterrestrial Disclosure: What Happens the Day After
Now available on Amazon
Learning Frames 