"End of the Earth project": one medium's claim that mass death would be a departure

Why would so many souls of extraterrestrial origin have chosen to be born on Earth right now, and why would most of them be here for the first time? That's the question with which Laércio Fonseca, who presents himself as a researcher and medium, opens a video on humanity's destiny. His answer is that the planet is living the final phase of a project, and that death would be nothing more than a boarding call.

Nothing the video claims about extraterrestrials, mass disincarnation, or other worlds has scientific confirmation. The thesis stands as an example of an old genre, visions of a cycle's end, and as a symptom of what part of the public expects from the future.

An old expectation

Millenarianism is the name for the belief, found in religious, social, or political groups, in a fundamental transformation of society, after which "all things will be changed." It exists across cultures, with different interpretations of what that change would be. Fonseca's version trades heaven for other planets and divine judgment for an evaluation of souls, but keeps the same scheme: an ending, a sorting, and a fresh start.

A project with a beginning and an end

According to Fonseca, every planet with evolving consciousness goes through an inevitable change. The planetary project would have a beginning, a middle, and an end, and surface civilization wouldn't be eternal. That turning point could arrive through four paths: nuclear war, environmental collapse, a global epidemic far more devastating than any the world has known, or conscious extraterrestrial intervention.

The extraterrestrials, in this version, don't come to save humanity. "ETs don't come here to cure cancer or hand out infinite energy. They come to prepare us for the great departure," he says. The mission would be spiritual: awaken consciousness, reveal the planet's true history, and close the cycle with wisdom.

The great departure

What the video describes isn't an apocalypse, but a scheduled transmigration. Earth, Fonseca says, has reached the limit of what it can sustain in consumption and energy: the world population passed 8 billion in November 2022, and the ecosystem would be heading toward collapse. The way out wouldn't be to kill anyone, but to disincarnate en masse, naturally, and move on to other worlds, projects, or dimensions. For him, there's no material future here, and the planet would be decommissioned as a civilization project.

Before that, on the spiritual plane, a great stellar conclave would take place. The so-called final judgment wouldn't be punishment, but an evaluation of each soul's incarnational history, current consciousness, and vibrational frequency, which would then be sent back to the soul group it came from and redistributed across other planetary projects.

The Age of Light

Before the departure, there would be a period he calls the Age of Light. Materialism would be overcome, spiritual truth revealed, and each soul could live out everything it still desires in matter, in comfort and pleasure, until it frees itself from attachment. The goal is that, by the end, no one wants to come back.

According to him, those prepared for this phase are those who show compassion, especially toward animals, those who love unconditionally, those who have already moved past ideology, ego, and status, and those who seek to serve and welcome others. Those not ready wouldn't go to elevated worlds: some would move on to denser planets, others would keep learning in new material civilizations, and some would work spiritually with those who stayed behind. A person could also choose to return, out of love, to help friends and family on planets still in darkness.

What to do now

Fonseca's guidance is not to wait for dates, spaceships, or prophecies. The only way out would be the same one through which we came in: life. That means living consciously, learning as much as possible, detaching from the body, the ego, and matter, loving animals, nature, and people, and transcending desires, including the sexual one, which should be lived out and overcome in balance.

Earth, in the video's conclusion, wouldn't be a home, but a school. The future wouldn't lie in colonizing Mars or in transhumanism, but in the spiritual. Between belief and doubt, there remains the one verifiable fact the thesis uses as its trigger: the planet today has more than 8 billion inhabitants, and what to do about that remains an open question.