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Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations of Awareness" (No. 80-27) from Cosmic Awareness Communications, priced at $3.00, is a New-Age Cosmic Newsletter that delves into various aspects of healing, consciousness, and extraterrestrial phenomena. The publication communicates messages received through trance levels by an entity affiliated with Cosmic Awareness Communications, with Paul Shockley serving as the Trance-Interpreter.

Healing the Body, Mind, Emotions, and Spirit

The central theme of this issue is healing, approached from multiple perspectives. Cosmic Awareness suggests that physical exercise is a primary approach, emphasizing dance that arises from within and is not based on rigid patterns. It highlights the benefits of movement that unfolds from inner feelings and suggests that embracing this sensitivity can unlock tensions within the body. The concept of "Latihan" (of Subud) is mentioned as a way to tune into the body and allow it to move freely, akin to a planchette on an Ouija board, prompting movement from deep feelings rather than conscious will.

Beyond free-form dance, various sports like running, jumping, skiing, baseball, and basketball are recommended for developing mind-body coordination, endurance, and physical sensitivity. Even activities like riding a bicycle or driving an automobile are noted for their benefits. The issue stresses a strong correlation between physical skills and mental development, suggesting that improved physical dexterity enhances mental capabilities, particularly in areas of manual dexterity and the ability to synthesize information.

Physical therapies, including massage, chiropractic practices, and spiritual magnetic healing, are discussed in terms of polarizing the physical body to ensure proper energy flow. The importance of reconciling polarities – the 'yes' and 'no' – is emphasized, not just in concepts and relationships but also in physical energy flows for improved health. The text suggests that physical therapies should be understood in relation to mental therapies, recognizing their interconnectedness.

Diet: Choosing Correct Foods and Avoiding the Poisonous

The issue provides detailed guidance on diet, advocating for a harmonious balance of foods. It suggests a diet comprising approximately 60-75% carbohydrates from natural sources like fruits, vegetables, and unrefined grains, with about 15% from oils. Protein intake should be around 15-20%, sourced from vegetables, grains, fish, and fowl. The importance of proper vitamins and minerals is highlighted, recommending supplements that are chelated and organic, while advising against inorganic minerals that can accumulate in the body. Specific vitamins like B-15, B-17, Vitamin T, and K are mentioned for their benefits to physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health.

The publication strongly advises against foods considered poisonous, including caffeine, refined sugars (like donuts, pies, and commercial foods), and heated oils. It specifically critiques refined white sugars, brown sugars, and even 'natural sugars,' suggesting that pure sugar cane is less harmful unless heated. Heated salt is also deemed harmful. The issue also addresses dairy, stating that while raw milk and fermented products like cheese and buttermilk can be beneficial, excess dairy can be difficult for the body to eliminate. "Cow's milk is for baby calves" is a notable statement, suggesting it is not optimal for human consumption.

Substances That Stop Aging and Aid Elimination

The issue introduces GH3 and Aloe Vera as substances that can help combat aging. GH3 is described as a substance that balances a key enzyme related to metabolism and aging, with a mention of its widespread use in Romania. Stabilized Aloe Vera juice is also recommended for its ability to provide beneficial properties and aid in eliminating poisons from the body, with anecdotal evidence of miraculous recoveries from serious illnesses.

Acidophilus culture is presented as beneficial for elimination by maintaining a healthy bacterial flora in the intestines. It is recommended after antibiotic use to rebuild this flora, which antibiotics tend to destroy, thus hindering normal elimination.

Other Pollutants and Energy Discharge

The publication touches upon other factors that can harm the mind and body, including electronics, magnetism, environmental conditions, and pollutants in air, food, and water. Negative suggestions are identified as hypnotic pollutants that affect consciousness and the physical body. Criticism is discussed as a double-edged sword, capable of healing or destroying, and the importance of using it carefully and discerning its intent is stressed.

For better health, "Discharging Energies" is suggested, including the use of magnets, certain polarities, and energy fields. Hugging trees is mentioned as a way to feel better when emotionally or physically weak, as trees emit beneficial magnetic energies. Walking barefoot and lying on the ground to absorb earth's vibrations are also recommended. Avoiding polyesters and acrylics in clothing is suggested to enhance one's aura.

UFOs, Apparitions, and Synthetics

The issue addresses questions about UFOs and extraterrestrial phenomena. It discusses the movie "The Aliens Are Coming" and its similarities to "The Invaders," suggesting potential government leaks of information about alien invasion techniques and the manufacturing of "Synthetics." The concept of disembodied extraterrestrials taking over human bodies is explored.

A historical question about an apparition in the Old State House on July 4th, 1776, is answered by identifying the apparition as Count St. Germaine, who delivered a speech and then vanished. This occurrence is presented as an example of apparitions appearing during intense historical moments.

The publication notes the increasing acceptance of UFO concepts over time, from being associated with 'kooks' in the 1950s to being widely accepted following media portrayals like "Close Encounters" and "Star Wars." It highlights the current era as one of "Organic Robotoid or Synthetic," where human beings can be substituted by facsimiles. The advice is given to discuss these concepts carefully and selectively with those who are open to them, to avoid jeopardizing personal well-being.

Walk-Ins

Finally, the issue briefly introduces the concept of "Walk-Ins," entities whose consciousness enters a human body, often after the original occupant has departed, to fulfill a purpose. It mentions Ruth Montgomery's book "Strangers Among Us" as a source for further information on this phenomenon.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

Throughout the issue, the recurring themes are holistic well-being, the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, and the importance of individual awareness and self-discovery. Cosmic Awareness Communications promotes a New Age perspective, encouraging questioning and personal exploration rather than blind belief. The editorial stance is one of providing information and insights from a higher consciousness to assist individuals in their spiritual and physical development and to contribute to the ushering in of a New Age.

Title: REVELATIONS OF AWARENESS
Issue: 79-18
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Date: Published bi-weekly, likely around 1979 based on issue numbering.
Content Focus: Metaphysical and spiritual insights, including topics of possession, interdimensional influence, and spiritual analogies.

Possession and Interdimensional Influence

The issue begins by addressing the concept of "Cosmic Awareness" regarding spiritual possession. It clarifies that this is often not a case of a tormented creature taking over an entity, but rather an entity of higher intelligence entering a body, sometimes due to the original entity's lack of purpose or willingness. This phenomenon is described as ancient and can manifest as a transmutation of personality, where old qualities fade and new ones emerge, or vice-versa. The text suggests that this information is presented in a way to help people understand these occurrences more dramatically.

Furthermore, the "Awareness" indicates that entities from other dimensions are seeking to enter this plane to exert influence. This is driven by a fear that if the energies of this plane are not controlled, it could lead to intentional warfare or accidental warfare. These entities recognize the danger on this plane and are using various means to enter and influence events, including those referred to as the "Alien Force." The justification for this interference, according to "Cosmic Laws," arises when mankind threatens not only himself but also other dimensions. In such cases, defense of these other dimensions is deemed justifiable through the least violent and most efficient means.

The "Awareness" advises entities not to give their bodies to others but to become aware, enabling them to deal more effectively with Earth's problems, reconcile differences, raise vibrations, and promote peace.

Walk-ins and Spirit During Possession

A question is posed regarding "walk-ins": When a walk-in possesses an entity (presumably with the entity's consent), does the possessed entity physically die, or where does their spirit go during the possession?

The "Cosmic Awareness" responds that this depends on the wishes, degree of possession, and agreement of the parties involved. For entities dissatisfied with themselves, they may indeed turn over their lives to another. For others, the action may be temporary. In some cases, it might be a voice speaking to the entity, guidance felt, or other slight influences. The extent of this depends on the entity's attachment and purpose for their physical vehicle, and how well they fulfill these purposes. Factors like alcohol, certain drugs, and even some foods can loosen one's hold on the physical body, while others can intensify it. Similarly, concepts, thoughts, and emotions can either loosen or strengthen an entity's connection to the physical.

"Consider the Lilies of the Field"

The issue then addresses a question from V.K. of Lincoln, Nebraska, concerning Jesus' statement, "Consider the lilies of the field; see how they toil not." The question seeks clarification on whether this meant God would supply those who followed Jesus' ways, or if there was a deeper meaning, also referencing Edgar Cayce and "Awareness" readings.

The "Cosmic Awareness" explains this in relation to a universal law: any vacuum or need created in the Universe will be fulfilled by any excess created. When universal forces are allowed to flow naturally without interference, they balance themselves. The lilies of the field are presented as an example, receiving what they need for sustenance and purpose without toiling. Each moment contains what is necessary for that moment to be. This "eternal vacuum" or "eternal emptiness" is essential; without it, there would be no need for existence. This emptiness creates a new purpose for being as needs are fulfilled one after another.

Accepting unfulfillment as part of being makes it easier to enjoy what one has. Conversely, the constant need for fulfillment can lead to feelings of inadequacy and being victimized. The "Awareness" emphasizes that it is a matter of choice whether an entity enjoys what they have or resents what is missing. This can apply to labor, such as plowing fields; one may enjoy the work, while another may feel resentful.

Related Publications and Information

An "ED's Note" directs readers to "Revelations of Awareness" publications for more information on topics such as psychic vampirism, drug addiction, Synthetics, and the "Web of Conspiracy" and "Secrets of the UFOs." These publications are available from C.A.C.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around spiritual and metaphysical concepts, particularly the nature of consciousness, influence from non-physical entities, and the interpretation of spiritual teachings. The editorial stance, as conveyed through "Cosmic Awareness," appears to be one of encouraging self-awareness, understanding universal laws, and promoting peace and balance. There is a clear emphasis on the interconnectedness of physical and non-physical realms and the potential consequences of human actions on a larger, multidimensional scale. The publication promotes its own series of newsletters and books as resources for further exploration of these complex topics.