I was excited when I first heard about Disclosure Day Movie, but the trailer made me feel fear. I decided to not go see the movie, as I was concerned a fear based program would be projected on me. I have wonderful star family experiences, all feel good experiences. I KNOW and FEEL only love from star family, so I decided not to go see the movie. Wait to hear feed back, with awareness I can always change my mind down the road.Today I hear Billy Carson review - it is beyond amazing. His real life experiences paired with the movie - and the way he shares his story is heart opening. It was the exact review I needed to hear.What if the real value of a movie like this is that it encourages people to ask questions?What if it plants seeds of curiosity?What if it inspires people to look beyond what they've always been told and explore different perspectives?One thing I've noticed is that many of us have been trained to defend our beliefs. We want certainty. We want to be right. We often feel uncomfortable when someone challenges our point of view. Yet some of the most powerful words a person can say are:"I don't know.""I may be wrong."Those questions open doors. They create space for learning, growth, discovery, and new possibilities.Whether the topic is UFOs, disclosure, history, science, spirituality, government, or something else entirely, I think curiosity is one of the greatest gifts we can cultivate.Not blind belief. Not blind skepticism. Just the willingness to explore.For me, that is the seed - Disclosure Day Movie - appears to be planting in the collective conversation.Have you seen the movie? What was your biggest takeaway?