Some weeks ago in the summer, I was at a political rally. The purpose of the rally is not important, but that is where I spoke with Joanne. She was a grandmotherly woman, white-headed and hale, seated in a lawn chair, waving at the cars that honked in salute to her sign. My first contact was a general “you’re a promising young college student, what are you studying?” type of exchange. “Writing and history.” That was how it began.
Talk of history led to talk of perspective. I must be careful, she warned, to look at a given teaching from every angle. See that building? We can only see one angle, not the backside, nor the interior, nor the roof, because of our angle in relation to the building. We must be careful to consider the other side before making any judgment.
Talk of angles led to dimensions. In our world, she reminded me, we can perceive only four: length, width, height, and time. But there are more dimensions and wavelengths (like light and radio) that we “see” but do not perceive. The spiritual is another example. There are some people who can see, but they are taught by others to suppress the “imaginary” and move on, and thanks to thousands of years of suppression, the human eye can no longer see such things.
You see, we are all God, she continued. When the Logos created the world, part of “Him” withdrew (God) and part was used (Creation); we are all God; we can all become Christ-like. Because, Jesus was a man (who studied under the Hindus) who operated at 75% frequency, but became more in tune when John baptized him. Same with Buddha’s Enlightenment.
After all, there was originally a super race (I think she called them “monads”) that came to Earth first. These super beings were near to god. On a related note, the original incarnated humans (actually, “beings”) were ethereal, wispy and smoke-link. These later reincarnated as gelatinous beasts with a single feeler, like a snail. After evolving some millions of years (the Church really screwed up this “universal” truth by denying evolution) the more enlightened beasts took on reptilian shapes, and so on. Then there was cave-man (please note that apes were not a part of the equation, they had something to do with the Dark Powers) who reincarnated – or were one with – the first people (there was a name for them that sounded as though it was derived from a Conan novel, like “Liberians”). These people were in tune with the spirit (Logos, I guess) but were not so “high-minded” or connected with that dimension. These people exist today as the tribal types, like the Aborigines. Further evolution resulted in the Atlantians, who were on the fence; they were more “high-minded,” but were still child-like. They were destroyed along with their civilization – the War in Heaven – and were replaced by us, the Aryans. We are “high-minded,” able to understand complex spiritual and philosophical concepts. Joanne reassured me that I am an Aryan like her, because I listened and could understand what she was explaining.
More on Atlantis next time…
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