Prison planet theory is not a starting point, it is a conclusion. Here's why most people are not ready for it

Someone recently messaged me privately and told me that they get frustrated when they try to talk about prison planet theory with people in their lives because they are met with blank stares, ridicule, or instant dismissal. I had a long convo with this person so i thought i'd share the main points of the convo here as well because i'm sure there will be people who will find this helpful.

So a couple of important things need to be understood:

1. We are not evangelists. It is not our job to convince anyone of anything.

2. This post is for people who already have someone in their life who is curious about prison planet theory but does not know how to approach the subject without sounding extreme or ungrounded.

First of all, this type of reactions are completely normal, and it does not mean you are bad at explaining it or that the other person is incapable of understanding. It has everything to do with conditioning and exposure. Let me explain.

You cannot jump straight to prison planet theory with someone who has never even questioned surface level narratives. For most people, the prison planet theory sounds crazy because they have not done the prior research or gone through the earlier realizations that make it intelligible. Society trains people from childhood to trust authority, institutions, science as presented, religion as tradition, and psychology as an explanation for all inner experience.

Different stages of awareness

In order for you to understand what i'm trying to say here, i will explain how i arrived at the PPT. I did not arrive at PPT randomly. I went through stages. Before I discovered the prison planet theory, i had already spent years investigating surface level conspiracies. Things like Big Pharma, 9/11, the assassination of JFK, wage slavery, chemtrails, GMOs and their effects on the human body, mass media manipulation through subliminal and subconscious programming, the idea of a centralized global power structure where those at the top benefit at the expense of everyone below, etc etc. That phase alone took me years.

I also studied many different religions, and it took me quite a long time to realize that religion is not universal truth, it is an accident of birth. Where and when you are born determines what God you worship, what holy book you follow, and what morals you are taught. History proves this again and again, and it shows that trusting these religions as absolute truth is simply unjustified.

I have investigated the reincarnation phenomenon by looking into documented cases of people who claim past life memories, including verified locations, specific events, and corresponding birthmarks or physical traits. Many of these individuals are able to recall details that can later be confirmed in this life. At this point, the evidence is strong enough that reincarnation itself is very difficult to dismiss.

After that, I started looking into what happens when we die through NDEs, that's where i first heard about the tunnel of light. But even then i did not connect the dots right away. It took even more time to study NDEs and past life regressions more deeply, especially how they intersect with alien involvement, memory wipes, and the mechanics of reincarnation. Only then did the larger picture start to come together.

Then, I started looking into alien abductions. At first, I believed aliens were benevolent and genuinely cared about humanity, because that is what abductees are often told. They are told the beings love them, are protecting Earth, or are here to help humanity evolve. I believed this narrative for a while.

When you step back and look at the behavior itself, the red flags are obvious. These beings paralyze people, prevent them from moving or screaming, abduct them without consent, extract blood, semen, ovaries, and genetic material for their own purposes, they sometimes even clone the abductee's body, they erase their memories using advanced technology, or implant false memories so the experience feels positive afterward. None of this aligns with benevolence. The deception should have been clear from the beginning.

Only later, after digging deeper through past life regression work and the research of serious investigators like Eve Lorgen, Karla Turner, Corrado Malanga, Tena & Karen, Truman Cash, Calogero Grifasi, a very different picture emerged. What these entities were telling abductees was not just misleading, it was deliberate manipulation. The goal was to make abductees perceive them as benevolent so that when they returned to Earth, these abductees would then spread the "benevolent alien" narrative publicly through books, interviews, and podcasts.

Only after this entire groundwork is laid does it make sense to bring up past life regressions to people which show recurring patterns of manipulation, trickery, memory wipes, false authority figures, and non human entities. At that point, PPT no longer sounds insane. It sounds like a logical continuation of everything they already see here. Past life regressions are much more important than NDEs because unlike NDEs, they actually reveal what happens in between lives.

There are many massive red flags in reality that appear long before anyone ever encounters PPT

For example:

Realizing that most humans are effectively trapped in wage slavery under the 9 to 5 system. The system we live in creates actual slaves and this is easily observable and provable.

Realizing that this world is based on suffering, where every living being is forced to survive by attacking, killing and consuming another living being which 100% guarantees constant suffering for all living beings on this planet 24/7. A world designed this way points to something deeply wrong at the top and it shows that creator cannot be loving and benevolent like we're being told. So if this creator is evil enough to design a world that runs on predation, suffering, decay, and exploitation, then it makes no sense to suddenly assume benevolence the moment we leave the physical body. There is no rational reason to believe that the being responsible for this kill or be killed eat or be eaten system magically becomes loving, just, or trustworthy on the other side, when their own creation proves that they are the exact opposite of those traits.

On Earth, we clearly see how power structures operate. Hierarchies form around control, authority, and obedience. Those at the top dictate rules, enforce judgment, and decide the fate of those below them. What is striking is that NDEs frequently describe the exact same structure in the afterlife. People report encountering a "God" or "higher" beings positioned above them (sometimes even sitting on thrones) judging their actions, controlling the narrative of their life review, and ultimately deciding what happens to them next. The experiencer is rarely autonomous. They are instructed, evaluated, corrected, and sent back or redirected.

If the physical world is ruled through hierarchy, authority, and coercion, and the astral realm displays the same architecture of power, then the simplest explanation is continuity, not contradiction. The same intelligence that governs this world appears to govern the next one as well. When you recognize that pattern, the idea of manipulation, deception, and control continuing after death is no longer shocking. It becomes exactly what you'd expect.

Once someone understands that, it becomes much easier to question the afterlife narrative. If this world is run by a cruel intelligence (explained why above), then it makes no sense to assume the beings waiting on the other side are automatically loving, honest, or benevolent. The only reason most people make that assumption is because they have been conditioned to do so through religion and cultural programming. From an early age, they are taught that God is good, angels are helpers, and the afterlife is a place of love and justice. These ideas are not questioned, they are inherited. People do not arrive at them through investigation or evidence, but through repetition, tradition, and fear of doubt. When someone carries those beliefs into death, they are far more likely to interpret whatever they encounter as benevolent, even if manipulation or coercion is taking place. Conditioning does not disappear at death, it follows consciousness.

Arriving at the prison planet theory

When i finally arrived at the prison planet theory, i was not shocked or surprised. I felt relieved because the bigger picture finally made sense. But that reaction only came because of all the research that came before it. Without years of digging into other areas first, I probably would have reacted with shock or disbelief too, just like most people do when they hear about PPT for the first time.

The real issue is that very few people are willing to put in the time, energy, and mental effort required to research independently, question what they were taught, and go against deeply ingrained conditioning in search of truth. Most people spend their entire lives being preoccupied with school, work, making and raising children, entertainment (movies, tv shows, video games) and maybe sports. That is the extent of their curiosity. There is no deep investigation, no pattern recognition, no willingness to confront uncomfortable conclusions.

So when they are suddenly confronted with the prison planet theory, it feels absurd or impossible to them. Not because the theory lacks evidence, but because they skipped every step that leads to it.

Prison planet theory is NOT a starting point. It is a conclusion reached after years of questioning reality at multiple levels

Without those steps, prison planet theory has no foundation in the listener's mind. It sounds like pure fantasy because they still believe the system is mostly honest and benevolent.

This is why people get defensive. You are not just sharing a theory. You are threatening the framework that makes their world feel stable. Their brain reacts the same way it would to danger. Ridicule and dismissal are defense mechanisms.

Someone who has never realized that governments lie, that most people are born into debt and work their entire lives just to barely stay afloat, that food and medicine are often made less healthy on purpose because it is more profitable, or that advertising and social media are designed to manipulate emotions and behavior, is far from ready to hear about soul traps, manipulation/trickery happening on the other side, memory wipes, or Archons.

If you actually want to help others understand, you have to meet them where they are. Talk first about things that are already provable. Or things like reincarnation since there is a ton of evidence supporting it. Let them connect the dots themselves. Don't be pushy.

It is important to understand that the vast majority of people do not conduct independent research, and especially not across multiple fields. One person might look into NDEs for a short period of time out of curiosity. Another might explore out of body experiences for a short period of time out of curiosity. Someone else might focus on psychedelic experiences for a short period of time out of curiosity. But how many people actually investigate all of these areas together, compare them, connect the patterns, and try to form a coherent bigger picture? Most people rely on social consensus and whatever narrative is most commonly repeated around them. That is why these manipulations are so effective and why deeper patterns take so long to be recognized.

Connecting all these dots is not easy, it takes a lot of dedication, curiosity, time, energy and even courage. It is not something most people are willing to do. The fact that you are on this subreddit alone shows that you are open minded, curious, and willing to question what you have been told. You are not satisfied with surface level explanations, and you are willing to explore difficult ideas in order to understand the bigger picture.