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Several pastors, including Tennessee evangelist Perry Stone, have claimed that a group of religious leaders was briefed by U.S. intelligence officials to prepare for "bible-changing" revelations regarding non-human intelligence, alien spacecraft, and "reptilian" beings.The Purpose: The alleged briefings warned that the incoming information—potentially including videos and reports—could cause a crisis of faith, with some believers potentially abandoning their faith due to the new information, such as evidence of extraterrestrial life.FBI Involvement: FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed that the first batch of UFO-related documents has been sent for public release, marking a step in a wider declassification drive ordered by President Trump in early 2026. Some religious leaders are interpreting these potential disclosures as part of a "great deception," with some viewing the phenomena as demonic rather than extraterrestrial, according to reports

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""Second sleep" refers to a pre-industrial, biphasic sleep pattern where people woke for an hour or two after an initial 3–4 hour "first sleep," then returned to bed for a "second sleep" until dawn. Popularized by A. Roger Ekirch, this historical, segmented routine was common in Western civilization until the 19th-century rise of artificial light and industrialized schedules.Key Aspects of the Second Sleep Pattern:The "Watch" Interval: The middle-of-the-night waking period, often called "the watch," was used for activities like reading, praying, reflecting, visiting neighbors, or working.Natural Rhythm: Studies suggest this pattern is a natural response to long, dark nights, and some people naturally revert to this, which explains 3 a.m. awakenings.Disappearance: With the advent of artificial lighting and factory schedules, this split sleep pattern was largely replaced by a single, continuous 8-hour block by the early 20th century.Significance: It was once common in Western Europe, Africa, and Asia, and it is still seen in some studies where people live without electricity.The modern "3 a.m. wake-up" often causes anxiety, but many historians and sleep experts consider it a biological hangover from this once-universal habit."