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Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations of Awareness" (Issue 78-19) from Cosmic Awareness Communications, published in Olympia, Washington, delves into the spiritual concepts of the "Immortal Realm of Hades." The publication, dated 1978, features insights channeled through Paul Shockley, acting as a trance-interpreter for Cosmic Awareness. The magazine aims to provide information for those entering the "New Age" of spiritual consciousness, encouraging questioning and personal discovery rather than blind belief.

The Immortal Realm of Hades

The central theme of this issue is an exploration of the 'Realm of Hades,' which the publication equates to the concept of 'Hell' in Christian philosophy, contrasting it with 'Celestria' (equivalent to 'Heaven' or 'Nirvana'). The editor's note highlights that this is the first time Cosmic Awareness has provided information on the 'hell planes of lower Limbo.'

A Prisoner's Question and Cosmic Awareness's Response

The issue begins with a letter from an inmate named H. J. from Waupun, Wisconsin, who is serving a life sentence in solitary confinement. He expresses gratitude to Cosmic Awareness for saving his life and asks if his actions as a murderer have ruined his spiritual development and will negatively impact his next life or karmic life.

Cosmic Awareness responds that the effects of his actions will continue for some time. It states that if complete remorse is experienced, there will be an opportunity to pay penance and move into other activities. The influence of his actions will persist until he reaches a level of consciousness where he can no longer harm another. The stigma of having harmed another will remain, even in the afterlife.

Understanding the Kingdom of Hades

Cosmic Awareness clarifies that the 'Kingdom of Hades' is not a place that appreciates entities who have caused great harm. However, it has agreed to take these entities in service to help them work off their karma, frustrations, guilt, and hostility. Through this service, entities can achieve spiritual growth and advancement, even within Hades. This is not presented as a judgment but as a determination made after life summation.

The text explains that realms like Celestria (Heaven) and Hades, as well as realms of chaos, offer entities freedom of choice and growth. Entities have opportunities for repentance and to change their life's course by attuning to the force of good, mercy, and love. It emphasizes that no soul is beyond salvation, but souls can also fall into greater degradation. Very few souls become so corrupt that they cannot be brought back to a state of integration, harmony, mercy, and love.

The earthly prison experience is described as an opportunity to burn off karma, allowing entities to move towards realms like Celestria or Hades, depending on their development and inclinations.

Hades as a Realm for Growth and Experience

Cosmic Awareness indicates that many entities, upon passing over, find a need to move into Hades for further growth and development, as they might find the peace of Celestria boring. The stories of hell are described as exaggerated attempts to scare people. Hades is designed to teach mercy, kindness, and love by allowing entities to experience the violation they committed against others. Entities who experience total remorse for their errors on Earth may not need to move into the lower levels of Hades for punishment, as it is viewed more as a lesson.

Life in the Immortal Realms Between Lifetimes

It is possible for entities to return to the realm of creation to be reborn physically (reincarnated) for further experiences and testing of what they have learned. The publication promises further information on various realms of creation.

Hades vs. Limbo

When asked if Hades is the lower plane of Limbo, Cosmic Awareness clarifies that Limbo is one plane within the realm of Hades. It reiterates that 'Celestria' is the term for heaven and 'Hades' for hell, suggesting these terms have less polarized imagery than 'heaven' and 'hell,' which often evoke exaggerated mythical concepts.

The Nature of Conflict and Realms

The conflict between angelic and fallen hosts has largely been resolved, leading to a universal agreement for the proper placement and care of souls. Entities often move directly into realms of despair like Limbo, Purgatory, or the Lake of Darkness, according to their vibratory level and magnetic attraction. While it is more difficult to change one's vibratory rate in the immortal realms due to the absence of a physical body, it is possible.

Hades as an Incomplete Creation

Hades was created incomplete and is being completed by those who reside there. These entities recognize their role and need resources and energies, relying on souls from created realms like Earth to supply the necessary human or soul forces. This leads to a desire from Hades to tempt entities into activities that would prevent them from entering Celestria, as Celestria cannot cope with disruptive entities. An agreement allows these entities to move into Hades as a work force to assist in its completion.

The Influence of Hades on Earth Entities

Entities from Hades or Celestria can influence earth entities by moving into physical or astral forms, or consciously into bodies, which can be seen as possession by demonic or angelic forces. Negative thoughts, attitudes, hostility, guilt, and excessive use of drugs and alcohol can weaken an entity's aura, allowing lower forces to enter. Conversely, certain psychedelic drugs can open entities to angelic forces. Fear is identified as the greatest force for inviting negative agents into one's consciousness. Stories of entities signing contracts with the 'Devil' are considered true, where entities receive riches in exchange for their souls later, to become part of the Hades work force. This practice has been outlawed, and Hades agents now tempt entities into activities that make them unacceptable in Celestria, or even tempt them toward murder to bring them to Hades upon death.

Another method is convincing entities that Hades offers challenging work, while Celestria is boring. Upon entering Hades, negative qualities like hostility, violence, and greed are frowned upon, and entities are placed in Purgatory to shed these traits.

Why Those in Hades Do Not Rebel

Entities in Hades do not rebel because those in control have perfected their work and understand how to break the wills of others. The process in Hades is a purification or purgatory that strips entities of lust, greed, hostility, violence, and deception, making them useful for the labor force. Many enter Hades because they feel unworthy of Celestria, often due to imaginary guilts related to social moralities or religious programming, which are of little significance in the immortal realms. Hades accommodates these entities in shedding their guilts, allowing them to reincarnate on Earth.

A Peek at Celestria

Some entities move into Celestria seeking comfort and needing someone to lean on. Hades entities do not have time for this, so these troubled souls are often shuttled into Celestria until they gain confidence, after which they may return to Earth or other created realms.

The Nature of Realms and Transitions

The Land of a Thousand Rainbows and the Blue Planet are identified as Celestria. The realms of Celestria and Hades, along with the created realm, are described as different densities of creation with distinct vibrations. Entities cannot move between realms without agreement and understanding of the necessary transitions. Each particle of space contains Celestria, Hades, and the created realm, existing on different vibrations, making them invisible to each other when an entity is in one realm.

The Influence of Hades After the Fall of Lucifer

At the beginning of the division, Lucifer separated from Consciousness, leading to the formation of Hades. This separation was intended to allow entities to discover their individuality and the workings of creative forces. Those who wished to rebel and create on their own followed Lucifer into Hades. This purpose was to expose all entities to themselves, allowing them to discover who they truly are. Those who remained in Celestria were content with love and being.

How Many of Us Now on Earth Came from Hades?

Cosmic Awareness estimates that approximately 60% of entities on Earth have existed in Hades for many lifetimes, 10-20% have also existed in Celestria, and 45-50% have existed in Celestria at some point. This number has doubled in the past twenty years. Previously, Earth was dominated by entities with lifetimes in Hades. These experiences in Hades and Celestria are considered between-lifetime experiences rather than actual lifetimes. Many entities have also experienced lifetimes on other planets.

Closing Message

Cosmic Awareness concludes by stating its love for all souls, regardless of their nature (guilty, evil, good, bad, hateful, loving, merciful, hostile, rebellious, or close workers). It emphasizes that all of creation and all realms are loved. Lucifer is referred to as the Prodigal Son, and the separation was to allow for the discovery of individuality and creative forces. The message highlights that it is time for entities to discover for themselves that they are all ONE, and that love, mercy, kindness, and sensitivity bring the greatest joy.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the nature of the afterlife, spiritual realms (Hades, Celestria, Limbo), karma, reincarnation, and spiritual development. Cosmic Awareness consistently emphasizes personal discovery, self-awareness, and the concept of universal love and unity. The editorial stance is one of providing guidance and information for spiritual evolution, encouraging entities to understand their experiences and choices within a broader cosmic framework, and reframing traditional concepts of heaven and hell into realms of learning and growth.