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This is a 'SPECIAL EDITION' of the 'AUSTRALIAN SAUCER RECORD', designated as the 'First Special Issue' dated March 1962. It is published at 22 Northcote Street, Kilburn, South Australia, and is priced at 2/-. The editor is Fred P. Stone, with the motto 'SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND.'…

Magazine Overview

This is a 'SPECIAL EDITION' of the 'AUSTRALIAN SAUCER RECORD', designated as the 'First Special Issue' dated March 1962. It is published at 22 Northcote Street, Kilburn, South Australia, and is priced at 2/-. The editor is Fred P. Stone, with the motto 'SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND.' The magazine aims to provide 'MEATY MATERIAL' for advanced students and discussion groups interested in UFOs and related phenomena, distinguishing itself from typical press coverage.

Content Overview

The Venusian Footprints: A New Interpretation

This section presents a letter to the editor offering a new interpretation of the 'Venusian Footprints' associated with the Adamski story. The writer suggests these hieroglyphics were not for amusement but a deliberate message with a profound purpose, akin to the Fatima story. The interpretation is framed as scientific, relating to astronomical events, prophecies of Nostradamus, and potential cosmic forces causing Earth's axis to tilt, leading to physical upheaval. The writer references Immanuel Velikovsky's work and ancient Egyptian astronomical records.

The Ancient Alchemists Signs for the Planets

This article includes a diagram of the 'LEFT FOOT' and 'RIGHT FOOT' from the Venusian footprints, alongside a list of 'ANCIENT ALCHEMISTS SIGNS FOR THE PLANETS.' The signs for the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Uranus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Pluto, the Sun, and Earth are provided. A twelfth sign is noted as missing, speculated to be a reference to the Name of God. The article also touches upon the main ingredient of the 'Abomination of Desolation,' potentially found between Zinc and Gallium, possibly an isotope of Zinc or a new metal with an atomic weight of 66.6, which might be used in the construction of saucers.

Venusian Footprints Cont.

This continuation delves deeper into the interpretation of the Venusian footprints. It references old Sanskrit writings and Egyptian astronomical records (Manetho) that speak of Earth being in turmoil, possibly due to a near collision with a planet-sized comet, causing the Earth to lay on its back. An analogy is made using an apple and a knitting needle to demonstrate the Earth's axis of rotation and how tilting it by 180 degrees would reverse East and West. The author concludes that the Venusian footprints serve as a warning of a potential catastrophic event, whether caused by nuclear bombs or an extraterrestrial collision.

Is the Amazing Story True??

This section presents further theories and confirmation from another reader, focusing on Antarctica and the 'Devil's Hole.' The reader draws parallels between the ancient Egyptian myth of Sut (God of Darkness) and Horus (God of Light), sons of God Almighty. Sut's sin led to his chaining and imprisonment in the Earth's caverns. The legend states Sut was red-haired, and red-headed people were considered accursed by Egyptians. Sut was transformed into a serpent, allegorically crawling into the Earth's interior. This is linked to the story of Cain and Abel, where Cain (Sut) offered field fruits, and Abel (Horus) offered venison. Sut's deposition involved taking a portion of gold, necessitating a descent into the Earth's bowels to retrieve it. The article mentions that Australian aborigines and other races have a totemic ceremony called the 'Serpent Mound' ceremony, relating this legend. It concludes by referencing Revelation, stating the Devil will be let loose before the final day of the Lord.

A Strange Dream or Vision? Can You Tell Its Meaning?

The editor shares a personal experience, a dream or vision from October 4th, 1960, which he believes has deep significance and implications beyond himself. He describes standing on high ground and observing thousands of people, many young, proceeding upward as if on a religious errand, identified as Roman Catholics. Some children entered a shop-like building to pray. The editor asked about their prayers and was met with ridicule by some, while others were kind. The procession continued to a higher level, and the editor joined a conversation with a lady. They discussed the story of Fatima, which the editor, though not Catholic, had come to believe in. He noticed many expensive rosaries dropped on the ground, which puzzled him.

The dream then shifted to a large cathedral where the people were waiting for the priest. The editor found himself in an elevated position, facing a large clock with metal Roman numerals. He observed a priest in a creamy cloak, without a mitre, holding a small white bag. The priest placed the bag on a ledge, shook it, and then placed his ear to it as if listening. When asked what he was listening for, the priest replied, 'The voice of the child.' The editor felt this referred to an infant, possibly linked to the childhood experiences of Fatima or Lucia.

The priest repeated the phrase, 'THE CLOCK HATH NAILS, AS WELL AS HANDS,' three times, impressing its importance on the editor. Upon waking, the editor found it was 8:55 a.m. He felt compelled to call a close friend and associate, Jack Ferry. During the call, he experienced a crossed line, overhearing a conversation about a clock ringing and chiming all night, which mirrored the phrase from his dream. This coincidence deeply affected him.

Further Reflections on the Dream and Fatima

The editor continued to investigate the dream's meaning. He exchanged views with Jack Ferry but found no conclusive explanation. His wife also received an impelled call from an old friend who had been part of a UFO incident, revealing that five people from that experience were involved in the editor's dream sequence. The editor researched the Fatima incident, noting its occurrence on October 13th and a promised 'new revelation' that had not been made public. He felt the dream revolved around the Catholic Faith and its interpretation. He also considered the number of words spoken in the dream but found no clear explanation. The revelation of Fatima was supposedly to be made known nine days after his dream experience.

Key Takeaways from the Dream

Three elements remained uppermost in the editor's mind: 1. 'THE VOICE OF THE CHILD' (Lucy), who had called the world to heed her message. 2. The priest's phrase about the clock, which Mr. Ferry pointed out symbolized the Crucifixion with nail-pierced hands.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this special edition are the interpretation of mysterious phenomena (like the Venusian footprints and the editor's dream) through ancient myths, religious prophecies, and astronomical events. There's a strong emphasis on seeking deeper, hidden meanings beyond superficial explanations, particularly concerning potential global upheavals and the nature of reality. The editorial stance is one of encouraging critical thinking, research, and open discussion among 'earnest seekers of the truth,' positioning the magazine as a platform for advanced and unconventional ideas in the UFO and paranormal field.

This is a special edition of the "Australian Saucer Record," dated January 1962, with a cover headline asking, "ARE WE NEARER THE NEW AGE THAN WE THINK.?" The magazine explores themes of chronology, biblical prophecy, UFOs, and the concept of a 'New Age,' questioning current time calculations and historical interpretations.

Article 1: Personal Dream and Fatima Connection (Pages 1, 3)

The issue begins with a personal account of a dream involving a "clock phrase" and a woman who provides an explanation on October 15th, 1960. The phrase "THE CLOCK HAS BEEN CHIMING ALL NIGHT" is interpreted to mean that the warning had been given to the world, possibly relating to the last 12 hours before a significant event, and questioning if the period from Fatima to 1960 represented these 'twelve hours'. The dream involved a priest and a silken covering over the Host, which was later confirmed during a special festival commemorating the anniversary of Fatima. The author also recounts meeting a woman identical to the one in the dream, who provided an explanation for the clock phrase: "Yes, it means that the nails are those of a coffin. or the end. the sealing up of things, and the hands tell that time is finishing."

Article 2: Chronological Calculations and UFOs (Pages 2, 4, 5, 6)

This section delves into the complexities of chronology, whether biblical or historical, highlighting the need for exhaustive research to confirm historical records. It notes that UFO workers often explore religious and biblical angles, with an increasing number tying the coming of saucers to the 'Second Coming'. The article suggests that if chronological calculations are correct, they support this thesis, but errors could prove them wrong or indicate that events are nearer than expected. The magazine presents two articles on this subject as aids to readers' studies, acknowledging that current calendars are modern and may not be entirely reliable. It references biblical accounts like the 'Long day of Joshua' and the 'dial of King Ahaz' as evidence of celestial disturbances affecting time.

The editor's firm opinion is that "we ARE out of our reckoning," a view shared by several UFO writers. A correspondent, writing under the headline "ARE WE NEARER THE NEW AGE THAN WE THINK.?", proposes that due to the earth's axis tilt and the procession of the Pole stars, the current year is not 1962 but potentially 1975 or later. This is based on calculations involving a discrepancy of 14 days per year from a supposed 'God's year' of 364 days.

The magazine also references an article from "Destiny" magazine (Oct. 1961) which is described as deceptive, presenting Great Pyramid interpretations and chronology based on older memoranda. It emphasizes the need for students of archaeology and Assyriology to revise their data. The article quotes Commander D.H. Mc Millan, who asserts that there is harmony between biblical and Assyrian records and that older views on intervals between kings should be abandoned.

Errors in biblical chronology, particularly in the Assyrian period, could have far-reaching consequences, potentially collapsing entire systems of dating. The article concludes that chronology cannot be solely relied upon to establish the nearness of a 'New Age,' and continuous research with a willingness to revise findings is necessary. It suggests that more evidence is emerging to prove that man's assessment of time is out of sync and that we may be nearer to a significant period than we realize.

Further material is mentioned from a booklet titled "And there shall be signs," available from British Israel Book Depot and British Israel Assoc.

Article 3: "AND THERE SHALL BE SIGNS IN THE SUN ? AND THE MOON? AND THE STARS" (Page 7)

This section features an article by Dr. Albert Close, who provides testimony on conditions preceding the Lord's Return. He agrees with Commander R.G. Studd's remarks on the Sun, Moon, and Stars, indicating the Second Advent is near. Commander Studd notes that the Astronomer Royal has observed the Moon has "got out of gear," necessitating recalculations of tide tables for the first time in history. Dr. Close also discusses the increasing rate of magnetic variation, which has more than doubled annually since the last war, suggesting that the laws of nature are accelerating.

He recounts an experience as a deep-sea chart publisher where a chart set for ten years ahead was found to be five years in advance by 1930 due to this increased speed. The article concludes that "even the stars tell us we are out in our reckoning."

Article 4: The Arthur Conan Doyle Prophecies (Page 8)

This section refers to prophecies from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, based on revelations received by his wife in 1923. These prophecies foretold the rise of the Nazi power, the bombing of London, and the fires of London, described as preludes to greater, uncontrollable happenings. A sudden, unpredicted disaster following Armageddon is predicted, which would appall the civilized world. A series of catastrophes lasting three years is mentioned, during which several countries would be swallowed up by earth and sea convulsions. The disaster is attributed to a "COSMIC BODY OR FORCE INCOLLISION WITH OUR POLAR AXIS CAUSING IT TO TILT VIOLENTLY."

The author notes that these prophecies are significant coming from someone who died before the advent of atomic power, suggesting that the secret use of advanced technology could make such sudden events possible, referencing their alleged use in Antarctica. The legend of Atlantis is also mentioned in reverse, where the cause was man losing his regard for God.

The editor hopes to publish the full book, "The Message of the Saucers," which contains these prophecies, along with the author's own experiences and collated evidence from various fields including the Bible, the Pyramid, and the Occult World.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this special edition are chronology, biblical prophecy, astronomical anomalies, and the potential for a 'New Age' or significant future event. The magazine adopts a stance that current human understanding of time and history may be flawed, and that celestial signs and ancient prophecies point towards an imminent, possibly disruptive, period. The editor expresses a strong conviction that current reckonings are inaccurate and encourages readers to investigate these matters further, suggesting that the magazine will continue to publish similar content if there is sufficient interest.