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Magazine Overview

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: 315
Volume: 87-10
Date: October 1987
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Price: $3.00

This issue of Revelations of Awareness, a New-Age Cosmic Newsletter, features a cover story titled "Aliens in the bedroom," accompanied by an illustration depicting a distressed woman and an alien face peering through a window. The newsletter is published by Cosmic Awareness Communications and the Universal Church of Awareness in Olympia, Washington.

"Aliens in the bedroom" Article

The main feature addresses a letter from a woman named N.S. from Boston, Massachusetts, who recounts a disturbing experience involving her ex-husband and a "huge green head with telescoping eyes." She describes how her husband's increasing alcohol consumption and sexual inadequacy led to a situation where she felt possessed or influenced by this alien entity. The alien allegedly apologized for scaring her and claimed to inseminate her with knowledge through her naval. This experience coincided with her husband's increased reliance on her for job-seeking and decision-making, followed by verbal and spiritual assaults.

Cosmic Awareness interprets this event as the entity, described as being from the "lower mental plane," having opened itself up to this force largely due to alcohol indulgence. The entity is not an alien but one who has allowed himself to be possessed. The alien entity, not of the highest vibration, sought experience on Earth and merged with the ex-husband's consciousness, possibly triggered by alcohol and other actions. This influence is described as a form of "incubus" but not wholly descriptive, and it imparted subconscious knowledge to the woman. The entity is no longer in control, and the influence is diminishing. Healing energies are offered to the woman.

A follow-up question explores whether the green entity's purpose was to impart information to the lady or for other reasons. Cosmic Awareness explains that the entity sought experience and to convey knowledge before entering this plane. It found the ex-husband receptive and imparted knowledge through mind-transfer into his subconscious via the stomach area. This was a form of release for the alien, akin to biological pressure release in humans, and the deposited mental energy could lead to new information being born within the woman's subconscious, potentially channeling messages for others.

This information can also be channeled through art or artistic expression. While not seen as negative or of the highest nature, it may have significance in understanding other planes. The woman is not obligated to convey this information, and the alien has moved on. The influence is diminishing, and she is advised to live her life according to her chosen responsibilities.

Alcohol and Believing Sex is Dirty Can Cause Impotence in Some Men

This section addresses a follow-up question about the prevalence of men who believe their wives should perform like "whores" to overcome their own impotence, often linked to alcohol. Cosmic Awareness explains this is related to a psychological quality associated with the fear of virginity and sex. Some men wish to see their wives as sacred, like the Virgin Mary, and find themselves unable to violate that image. This is seen as a psychological warp where sex is viewed as evil and dirty, lacking spiritual value. The alien's influence on the man's consciousness is also cited, as the alien is not into physical sex but concepts like virtue and dogmas, unable to understand the emotional rapport in human intimacy.

The ex-husband is described as being in a state of searching for answers, with the alien's confusion gone. He is expected to wander through various experiences for about four years before gaining a clearer sense of direction. A question about the alien conveying information through the wife's gonad chakra during oral sex is answered by Cosmic Awareness stating it was through the navel, entering the stomach nerve network into the subconscious.

An editor's note refers readers to previous issues for similar stories and information on alcohol and Cosmic Laws.

More on BHT as a Cure for Herpies

This section addresses inquiries about the use of BHT for herpes. Cosmic Awareness indicates that taking two capsules twice daily for a short period (one to two weeks) is unlikely to cause problems, but suggests smaller amounts or individual experimentation with appropriate medical advice. It clarifies that this information is not a personal prescription but research-based. Entities are advised to avoid ultra-violet light and L-Arginine when experiencing herpes, and lysine is beneficial. BHT acts as an antioxidant, and alternatives like selenium, Superoxide Dismutase, and Vitamin E are also mentioned.

An editor's note mentions the book "Life Extension" and refers readers to a specific issue of Revelations of Awareness for more information on herpes.

Why Are Young, Healthy Vietnamese Men Dying Mysteriously in Their Sleep?

This section discusses reports of young, healthy Vietnamese Hmong men dying mysteriously in their sleep, often attributed to nightmares or terror. An article from the Seattle Post Intelligencer is quoted, detailing the CDC's investigation into this new syndrome. Dr. Roy Baron, a medical investigator, notes that autopsies reveal no explanation for these deaths, which occurred between 1977 and 1981.

Cosmic Awareness suggests these deaths are the result of "psionic type machines" used by individuals practicing psionics, black magic, or murder, possibly driven by hostilities towards Eurasians and Southeast Asians. These psionic machine murders are expected to have repercussions. The phenomenon is seen as a form of experimentation and testing of these machines, using the entities as guinea pigs. The technology is related to Hieronymous type devices.

An editor's note provides an update, stating that these "mysterious" deaths have continued, with over 80 Hmong deaths reported across the U.S. by December 1985. It also references an issue of Revelations of Awareness concerning psionics used to violate.

How Does One Deal with a Surplus of Rabbits?

A question from K.K. of Pocatello, Idaho, asks for a solution to the overpopulation of jack-rabbits, which farmers are killing in large numbers. K.K. suggests a "Buck Rogers-kind of knock-out ray."

Cosmic Awareness indicates that the rabbit population imbalance will naturally alter within approximately two years. This imbalance is partly due to farmers destroying predators like coyotes. The condition is also a natural cycle. While acknowledging other methods like poisoning or fencing, Cosmic Awareness declines to involve itself in solving problems created by poor planning. Suggestions include using fences, sound waves, or radio waves to keep animals away from farmlands, and developing programs for herding them into other directions. The issue is seen as a karma for certain actions related to creating imbalances in nature.

How to Communicate with Your Subconscious During Meditation

A question from K.G. in Chicago asks whether internal verbalization or visualization is more effective for communicating with the subconscious during meditation.

Cosmic Awareness suggests the subconscious is more receptive to symbols, visualizations, and single-syllable words. It has difficulty with negatives and time-related statements. Affirmations should be positive and in the present tense, such as "You feel good" rather than "You will feel good." The subconscious does not relate well with time, so future-oriented statements are less effective. The entity must also respect the subconscious's process and avoid constant interruption, likening it to repeatedly opening an oven door to check on baking bread.

Books Section

This section reviews "The Lobby, Jewish Political Power and American Foreign Policy" by Edward Tivnan. The book is described as a journalistic examination of the influence of the Jewish lobby on American politics and foreign policy. The review notes that while the book provides an important glimpse into this aspect of political life, it falters in its excessive use of secondary sources and reliance on unidentified sources for sweeping conclusions. The reviewer, Jim Anderson, concludes that despite its flaws, the book offers a valuable perspective.

Seth and the Possible and Impossible Realities

A question from T.L. of Summerville, Massachusetts, asks for comment on Jane Roberts' theories about the existence of multiple realities and the concept of "the Beast" triumphing in some realities. T.L. suggests that all possible realities exist and that an oversoul may focus its vitality on realities of tyranny or harmony.

Cosmic Awareness affirms that these concepts are essentially accurate within the "dimension of possibilities." It refers to P.D. Ouspensky's work on dimensions and distinguishes between possibilities, impossibilities, and realities. Discussions must occur within the same dimension to avoid confusion. The material of Seth is seen as dealing with higher dimensions, where many worlds exist simultaneously. For those grounded in the dimension of reality, these discussions may seem unrealistic and lead to confusion if they attempt to fuse dimensions.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue consistently emphasizes the importance of questioning, self-discovery, and personal responsibility, as articulated by "Cosmic Awareness." The publication appears to advocate for a New Age perspective, exploring spiritual, psychological, and paranormal phenomena. There is a recurring theme of entities being influenced by or interacting with non-terrestrial or higher-dimensional beings, often linked to psychological states or external forces. The newsletter encourages readers to explore these concepts for themselves rather than blindly accepting information. The editorial stance is one of providing information and interpretations from "Cosmic Awareness" for those seeking to understand deeper realities and contribute to a "New Age" of consciousness. The publication also promotes its own materials and past issues for further information on various topics.

This issue of The Ostrich, identified as issue number 11 and volume 11, published by UPRIGHT OSTRICH, focuses on the pervasive nature of surveillance and the potential health hazards of emerging technologies. The cover story, 'Special Report: "The Watchers"', by Richard Kelly Hoskins, highlights concerns about electronic monitoring and the development of advanced weaponry.

Health Hazards of VDTs

The magazine addresses the growing suspicion that Video Display Terminals (VDTs) installed in businesses may be creating physical problems for users. An article from Vancouver, British Columbia, is cited, detailing a Canadian federal task force study. This study reported on seven pregnancies among VDT operators at Surrey Memorial Hospital, with only one resulting in a normal full-term baby. The other pregnancies included two miscarriages, one premature birth, one baby born with a deformed foot and requiring eye surgery, and one with bronchitis. A union business manager, Jack Gireau, stated that hospital VDT operators have lodged numerous complaints about terminal safety, including eyestrain, headaches, back problems, tingling sensations, and pains in the hands and finger joints, with many users starting to wear eyeglasses.

The 'Watchers' and Electronic Surveillance

The "Special Report" by Richard Kelly Hoskins delves into the concept of 'the watchers,' suggesting an advanced surveillance system is in place, potentially not limited to government agencies. The article posits that office phones must be kept at least six feet from computers to prevent corporate competition from draining computer contents via telephone lines. It mentions the FBI's use of recording machines that monitor telephone conversations and automatically record them when 'trigger words' are spoken, with voice patterns used for identification. The report claims that inactive telephone and electrical wiring can act as broadcasting antennas, transmitting a speaker's voice. Residual magnetic electricity in metal objects and wiring is believed to be capturable by sensitive receivers. The phenomenon is extended to moving cars, where passenger voices can be monitored, and cars themselves can be tracked via their electronic signals. The article suggests that any electrical device, from pocket radios to hearing aids, could be vulnerable to location by scanners.

Advanced Weaponry and 'Tesla Effect'

The report also touches upon advanced weaponry, referencing the 'Tesla Effect.' It suggests that authorities can broadcast electronic waves that, when meeting at a pinpointed target, can cause effects ranging from deafness and death to mysterious plane crashes or 'violent explosions.' Examples given include a 'ball of fire' enveloping cars carrying a Lord Judge in Northern Ireland and a tax protester in Arkansas, with the 'Tesla Weapon' suspected in such incidents. The establishment's explanations for these events are dismissed as untruthful.

Amalgam Fillings and Homing Beacons

A particularly striking point is made about amalgam fillings in teeth potentially acting as 'homing beacons.' The article explains that acid saliva working on amalgam can develop a unique electric field that might be detectable by receivers, although it notes that opinion is divided on whether such sensitive receivers have been developed.

Satellite Tracking and Covert Operations

An anecdote is shared about an oil company employee in Texas who was informed by helicopter-borne individuals that their satellite had detected him turning an 'On-Off' valve on a gas well, despite the State of Texas not authorizing it. This incident is presented as revealing a top secret capability to track movements, even in remote desert locations, suggesting that tracking fugitives would be simple.

Counter-Measures and Primitive Living

The article concludes that while Americans are inventive, counter-measures to 'the watchers' operations do not yet exist. It speculates that as the extent of these operations becomes known, counter-measures will emerge. However, for the immediate future, individuals seeking protection from surveillance might have to resort to primitive living, such as holding meetings in the dark or using outhouses, to escape space-age surveillance.

Cosmic Awareness Section

Separate from the main articles, a section titled 'COSMIC AWARENESS' discusses the potential health concerns related to VDTs, qualifying that while the focus on VDTs might be dramatized, there is sufficient cause for alarm. It suggests that more research and shielding for these units will be developed, similar to early regulations for microwave ovens. A follow-up question asks about immediate preventative measures, and the response suggests using products like the Lifefield Polarizer, Polarity Pillow, or Wayne Cook Diodes, or spending time in nature to absorb energies. Another section, 'HOW TO ENJOY THE RIDE THROUGH LIFE,' offers philosophical advice on accepting life's rhythms and cycles.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are advanced technology, surveillance, potential health risks, and the erosion of privacy. The editorial stance appears to be one of alarm and concern regarding the unchecked development and application of these technologies, urging readers to be aware of the pervasive nature of monitoring and the potential dangers it poses. There is an underlying suggestion of a hidden agenda and a need for individuals to seek protection from these systems.