What if everything you believe about life, death, and reality is a lie — part of a system designed to trap your soul?
In 2008, a book titled Alien Interview quietly entered the fringe literature world, claiming to be based on the top-secret transcripts of interviews conducted in 1947 between a U.S. Army nurse and an extraterrestrial being named Airl, the lone survivor of the Roswell crash.
The story was released by Lawrence R. Spencer, who states that he was entrusted with a package of notes and transcripts from Matilda O'Donnell MacElroy, the nurse who allegedly conducted the telepathic interviews before disappearing from the public record.
The book is labeled as fiction - and yet it presents itself with unnerving seriousness and coherence.
Whether seen as whistleblowing, channeled transmission, or science fiction, the material stands out for one reason: it paints Earth as a soul trap, and our entire existence as part of a galactic control system meant to keep us confused, powerless, and reincarnated.
Let’s explore the bold, disturbing, and thought-provoking messages Airl delivers — and what lessons they may hold for those seeking truth beyond the veil.
The Being Called Airl 👽
Airl introduces herself not as a “biological alien,” but as an IS-BE — an Immortal Spiritual BEing — inhabiting a synthetic body designed for interstellar operations.
She represents an advanced civilization known as The Domain, which has been expanding across galaxies for billions of years.
Airl was on a mission when her craft was downed near Roswell, and she became briefly captured by military authorities.
Airl communicates not with spoken language, but through telepathy, explaining that language itself is an inferior form of communication compared to direct transmission of ideas, images, and knowledge.
What Is an IS-BE?
The foundational concept of the book is that you are not your body, your brain, or your personality. You are an IS-BE — an eternal, non-physical consciousness that cannot die, although it can forget.
An IS-BE is a source of life, perception, truth, creativity. It is what you really are. You are not a body. You are not a name or identity. You are an IS-BE.
IS-BEs, Airl says, have existed for trillions of years. They created galaxies, civilizations, art, energy systems, and lifeforms. But over time, some IS-BEs fell into traps — systems of belief, force, and deception — that led to their capture and imprisonment.
Earth: A Spiritual Prison Planet
Perhaps the most shocking claim in Alien Interview is that Earth is not a natural world where life evolved randomly. Rather, it is a designated prison planet, used by an ancient totalitarian civilization — known as the Old Empire — to dump and trap rebellious, criminal, or inconvenient IS-BEs from across the galaxy.
Earth is a prison planet. The purpose of the prison planet is to keep IS-BEs on Earth, forever.
These IS-BEs had their memories wiped, and were reincarnated in cycles to keep them disoriented and unaware of their true nature.
Airl states that the system has been in place for thousands of years, with nearly all major religious, political, and scientific institutions acting as unconscious (or complicit) enforcers of the system.
The domain of Earth is owned and operated as a prison by a criminal empire. Every soul here has been stripped of identity, memory, and power.
The Reincarnation Trap
Reincarnation, often portrayed in Eastern religions as a path of soul evolution, is here framed as something deeply sinister.
According to Airl, when an IS-BE dies on Earth, it is trapped in a false tunnel of light, forcibly reprogrammed, and reinserted into a new body, again with no memory of who it once was. The mechanism ensures compliance, ignorance, and fear.
IS-BEs on Earth are not born. They arrive here. They are captured, brainwashed, and made to forget who they are.
This cycle is the core technology of spiritual enslavement — a machine that feeds off confusion, belief systems, and perpetual identity crises.
Airl draws clear parallels between descriptions of hell in religious texts and the reality of Earth’s reincarnation prison. Endless suffering, punishment, confusion, and isolation — these aren't just metaphors.
Your religions describe hell as a place of fire and torment. But the real hell is Earth — not for the body, but for the spirit.
She implies that the Old Empire actually seeded such religious imagery to make Earth’s prison conditions seem ‘normal’ or even divine.
The Triple Trap: Mass, Meaning, and Mystery
Airl outlines three fundamental mechanisms of spiritual entrapment, which form the architecture of illusion:
1. Mass The obsession with physicality — matter, objects, sensation — locks consciousness into form and distraction. By identifying with bodies and objects, IS-BEs become limited by form and mortality.
Mass attracts attention and gives the illusion of permanence.
2. Meaning The tendency to assign importance to events, roles, symbols, or ideologies. Meaning binds beings to belief systems — even false ones — and fuels war, identity, religion, and nationalism.
What is the meaning of life? The question itself is the trap.
3. Mystery The most dangerous: not-knowing. Mystery creates endless searching, which prevents realization. IS-BEs are addicted to mystery because it gives the illusion of progress while maintaining ignorance.
Mystery is the glue that binds a trap together. Without mystery, the trap cannot hold.
These traps create a self-sustaining system of illusion, where the prisoner becomes his own jailer.
How to Escape
Despite the grim revelations, Airl leaves the door open to self-liberation. Though the Old Empire’s technology is formidable, it is built on deception, not truth.
Truth, self-awareness, and direct knowledge are the keys to waking up.
Steps Toward Liberation:
- Question all systems — religious, political, scientific — that demand obedience or belief.
- Reject victimhood and recognize yourself as an IS-BE, beyond all identities.
- Cultivate awareness of thought, emotion, and memory without attachment.
- Seek practices that go beyond belief, aiming for direct experience and knowing.
- Remember: you are not your story, your mind, or your name.
- The first step to freedom is realizing you are a prisoner.
- The second is remembering who you were before the prison.
Alien Interview is either the most brilliant piece of cosmic allegory ever written, or a chilling glimpse behind the curtain of consensus reality. It challenges everything — our religions, our history, our scientific assumptions, and most importantly, our understanding of who we really are.
Its core message is radical and empowering: you are an eternal, powerful being — and you’ve been tricked into forgetting.
So the next time you look up at the stars and wonder where you came from, or feel that strange inner homesickness no amount of success can fix, remember what Airl said:
You were not born. You were captured.
If this post sparked something in you, consider reading Alien Interview in full — or better yet, reflect on your own memories, instincts, and dreams.
Truth may not come from books or aliens, but from the quiet rediscovery of your inner self.
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