Cosmic Awareness - 1979 05 - art karma religion lucifer pyramid channel christianity health d cell water god

Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations of Awareness" (Vol. 79-5, dated 1979) from Cosmic Awareness Communications features a cover story on The Rolling Stones, exploring their spiritual significance and past lives. The publication delves into various spiritual and philosophical topics through questions posed to 'Cosmic Awareness,' interpreted by trance-channel Paul Shockley.

The Rolling Stones and Lucifer

The issue addresses a question about the influential rock group, The Rolling Stones, and their perceived connection to 'darker' themes. Cosmic Awareness suggests that the entities within the group have incarnated together multiple times, serving as priests in a 16th-century Swiss monastery and as traders in 17th-century Iran, Pakistan, and Northern India. They also served in an Egyptian temple. The music of The Rolling Stones is interpreted as a way to depolarize hostility towards Lucifer, who is presented as a symbolic representation of the rational mind and the 'other son of God who went astray.' The entity Lucifer is described as having returned to Essence, with the remaining 'Lucifer' being the rational mind itself. The publication emphasizes that singing about 'Dark Forces' does not necessarily promote them but rather presents an aspect of consciousness that needs examination, with the only inappropriate actions being those that sustain sorrow, suffering, and tragedy.

The 'Rapture' and Space Ships

A significant portion of the magazine discusses the concept of the 'Rapture.' Cosmic Awareness distinguishes between a mystical rapture occurring within an individual as a 'Second Coming' of Christ Consciousness and the more literal interpretation of space ships descending to rescue the faithful from an impending disaster. This latter concept is described as being energized by entities who claim to be aware and spiritual, seeking a 'first-rate ticket' to escape. This is characterized as a form of spiritual snobbery and an expression of fear, which is not conducive to positive action. Entities seeking to save themselves without concern for others are deemed unlikely to be prioritized in any evacuation.

Social and Ethical Commentary

The issue also tackles controversial social issues. In response to a question about a coalition of Christians and religious people allegedly working on a 'No Gay Rights Bill' to establish extermination camps for gay people, Cosmic Awareness unequivocally condemns such actions as an abomination to the teachings of Jesus Christ. It states that condoning murder and mayhem in the name of Christ is an abomination.

Art and Service

Questions arise regarding the nature of art and its contribution to service. Cosmic Awareness posits that any form of beautification shared with others is an act of service. The appreciation and impact of art on others are key indicators of its value. The publication cautions against artists who extract more from the receiver than they give, particularly when demanding appreciation or using art to feed their ego. It suggests that artists can best serve by presenting their work, and that pricing can help the public determine value. While subjective, expressive art is common, objective art conveying universal messages through mathematical precision is also acknowledged, with a note that psychological mood expressionism has become prevalent.

Karmic Debt and Assistance

The concept of karmic debt is explored, with a question asking if one entity can fulfill another's karmic debt. Cosmic Awareness explains that while entities can assist others in eliminating karmic debts, they must be careful not to become dragged down themselves. The focus should be on helping the other entity understand and take responsibility for their own load. If entities agree to carry karma for others without having a karmic debt themselves, they have the right to ask for compensation. However, carrying such burdens out of love or concern, without resentment, can lead to rewards through universal channels. Karma is analogized to finances, with negative karma as indebtedness and positive karma as something owed.

Healing and New Technologies

The issue introduces a 'New Pyramid D-Cell' used for healing. Cosmic Awareness confirms its efficacy, stating it conveys both pyramid and D-Cell energy, working best when dampened by water and capable of energizing water. It suggests pointing the apex at problem areas for alleviation, assisted by mental commands from a healer. Information is provided on how to obtain these D-Cells.

Animal Intelligence and Consciousness

Discussions extend to animal intelligence, particularly concerning parakeets and a German Shepherd named Siegfried. Cosmic Awareness suggests that speech capacity in animals relates to nerve networks and vocal cords, but other animals possess intelligence and communicate through mental or extra-sensory perception. It notes that animals can reflect environmental colors and feelings. The parakeet's ability to imitate and reflect sounds is highlighted, suggesting it can tune into consciousness levels and may have prior training. Regarding Siegfried, whose skull is changing dramatically, Cosmic Awareness relates this to information about human consciousness passing to animals after death, suggesting the dog might be trying to become human and learn to talk.

Paul Solomon's Channeling

Finally, the publication addresses Paul Solomon, a channeler whose source is described as a 'Celestial entity' from the 'Akashic plane' or 'Celestria.' This source is characterized as providing clear information with minimal personality, occasionally communicating directly with Cosmic Awareness or other high-level entities.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

Recurring themes in this issue include the exploration of spiritual consciousness, reincarnation, the nature of reality, and the application of spiritual principles to everyday life and societal issues. The editorial stance, as conveyed through Cosmic Awareness, is one of encouraging self-exploration, questioning, and personal discovery, while strongly condemning actions that promote suffering and tragedy. There is a consistent emphasis on understanding spiritual concepts like karma and the 'New Age' from a higher, more holistic perspective, often contrasting literal interpretations with deeper, symbolic meanings.

Title: REVELATIONS OF AWARENESS
Document Type: Cosmic Newsletter
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of 'Revelations of Awareness' delves into spiritual concepts, exploring the nature of consciousness, reincarnation, and the pursuit of the Divine. It addresses questions about the influence of deceased entities on the living, the evolution of consciousness in animals, and the spiritual significance of living in nature versus engaging with society.

Cosmic Consciousness and Entity Movement

The newsletter explains that consciousness moves toward the 'Clear Light' as entities pass over, shedding their earthly robes of mind, emotion, and feeling. It notes that entities seeking rebirth may have energies called back, withdrawing concepts, feelings, and emotions from plants, animals, and minerals to return to their individual incarnations. This process can influence the shapes seen in natural formations like rocks, sand, and clouds, imprinting them with the concepts and images of these energies.

Siegfried's Change and Spiritual Influence

A specific case is presented regarding Siegfried, who has reportedly acquired human characteristics. Cosmic Awareness indicates that this change was influenced by the energy of a recently deceased uncle who had raised Siegfried. This entity sought to inform Siegfried, explaining the desire to speak. ED's Note clarifies that the uncle who raised Vikki T. (and Siegfried) died about a year prior at age 87.

Dog Evolution and Spiritual Progression

Regarding the question of whether a dog's evolution was being speeded up, Cosmic Awareness affirms this is true. It clarifies that the dog itself is not evolving, but rather the spirit of the entity within the dog is effecting changes. This spirit influences the dog's vehicle, assisting in the evolution of its offspring by changing the intelligence level. This process is described as the normal intelligence of the dog being taken over by the spirit, progressing at high rates and affecting the physical genes, RNA, and DNA of the dog.

ED's Note further elaborates on Siegfried's recent behaviors, including standing on hind legs and 'sing-talking,' while noting his main preoccupation remains with cats and resting in a peculiar, relaxed posture.

'Spiritual' Living in the Wilderness vs. Society

The main question posed is whether living in the wilderness makes one more 'spiritual' or closer to the Divine. Cosmic Awareness clarifies that from a Cosmic point of view, everything in the universe is living and undergoing change, with particles being devoured by others. From this higher viewpoint, the concept of 'mattering' is relative. However, it acknowledges that entities with feelings, concerns, and identities do not necessarily enjoy being consumed.

The newsletter emphasizes that its purpose is not to condemn but to lessen suffering, sorrow, and tragedy. It states that actions taken through conservation and dedication that lessen sorrow and suffering are appropriate, benefiting those entities who live and express themselves.

Cosmic Awareness refutes the misconception that there is an external authority watching and wishing to be obeyed. While acknowledging the existence of such authorities seeking obedience and control, it asserts that these do not express true divinity but rather personality and personal desires.

Entities seeking to tune into the spiritual, in the highest sense, should not be concerned with pleasing authority but with lessening sorrow, suffering, and tragedy for all involved. It is stated that working in society amidst turmoil and conflict, serving others, is a high level of spiritual consciousness. Similarly, entities who feel they can best serve by escaping into the wilderness, lessening their own suffering and forgetting society, are also living at their highest spiritual levels, to the best of their ability.

If, in solitude, these entities grow in strength and wish to return to assist society, they will then be working in still higher levels of spiritual vibrations.

The core message is to not judge oneself or others based on where one is working, but to simply serve where one can, to the best of one's ability at the moment. Those who cannot serve others should serve themselves until they are fulfilled to a point where they can serve others.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the nature of consciousness, the process of spiritual evolution, the influence of spiritual energies on the physical world and living beings, and the diverse paths to spiritual fulfillment. The editorial stance, as conveyed by Cosmic Awareness, is one of non-judgment, focusing on the alleviation of suffering and encouraging individuals to serve in ways that align with their current capacity, whether in society or in solitude. The emphasis is on inner spiritual growth and contribution rather than adherence to external dictates or locations.