Cosmic Awareness - 1979 12 - religion psychology egypt mummy mind subconscious soul health schizophrenia trance

Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations of Awareness" (Vol. 79, Issue 79-12) is a New-Age Cosmic Newsletter published by Cosmic Awareness Communications. It features insights from "Cosmic Awareness," channeled through Paul Shockley, addressing topics related to ancient Egypt, mummification, consciousness, reincarnation, and the Holocaust.

The King Tut Phenomenon and Rameses II's Decomposition

The newsletter addresses the popularity of King Tut, attributing it to his treasures being publicly displayed rather than stolen, as was common with other pharaohs' tombs. It also investigates the decomposition of Rameses II's mummy, explaining it as a result of the loss of spiritual protection from astral guards and spirits, compounded by environmental factors and the influence of micro-viruses.

Ancient Egypt, Isis Cults, and Consciousness

The issue explores the influence of ancient Egyptian energies and Isis cults on modern consciousness, suggesting a renewed interest in ancient philosophies, cults, and mind control. It posits that these influences are emerging from secret societies and mystery schools, aiming to create new cults and religions, partly to break up the crystallization of the Christian religion. The concept of "schizophrenia" is used to describe a shattered national or religious consciousness, making it susceptible to suggestion and reprogramming.

Mummification, Cryogenics, and Soul Transference

A significant portion of the newsletter is dedicated to the spiritual implications of mummification, cryogenics, and cloning. Cosmic Awareness explains that mummification allows a portion of the soul to remain with the body, while the entity may reincarnate. It contrasts this with cryogenics, suggesting that an entity might choose to freeze their body and return to it later, or another entity might inhabit the frozen body. Cremation is presented as the preferred method for dissolving the old and facilitating a new beginning with a more complete being.

The newsletter also touches upon the idea of souls being partially retarded due to lifetimes of retarded consciousness, suggesting that some retarded individuals today are entities who have cut through time to return for a specific purpose. It draws an analogy between the soul and clothing, where a discarded body might be inhabited by another entity.

The Holocaust and Zionism

In a controversial section, the newsletter questions the reported number of six million mummies and the six million Jews exterminated in the Holocaust. It suggests the number of Jews exterminated was closer to one-and-a-half million and controversially posits that entities involved in setting up Hitler and initiating World War II, who allowed the persecution of Jews, were largely of Jewish origin, associated with the cult of Zionism. It encourages readers to explore this information further through the U.S. Labor Party and the book "Dope, Incorporated," emphasizing that this is not anti-Semitism but an exploration of reality.

The Interpreter and the Unified States of Awareness

The newsletter discusses the role of the Interpreter (Paul Shockley) and his connection to ancient Egyptian energies, particularly through Edgar Cayce and the entity Ra-Ta. It explains how the Interpreter's mummified remains were used to plant a "seed of unity" in 1969, which eventually evolved into the "Unified States of Awareness." This new entity is described as the opposite of Egyptian energies, designed to give power away rather than hold it.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue include the spiritual significance of ancient practices like mummification, the nature of consciousness and soul, the concept of reincarnation, and the potential for spiritual evolution. The editorial stance, as channeled through Cosmic Awareness, is to encourage questioning, exploration, and self-discovery, urging readers not to blindly believe but to investigate and find their own truth. The newsletter also presents a unique, and at times controversial, perspective on historical events and spiritual phenomena.