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Magazine Overview

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Subtitle: The New Age Cosmic Newsletter
Issue: No. 352
Date: April 28, 1989
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Price: $3.00

This issue of Revelations of Awareness, a New Age Cosmic Newsletter, focuses on the nature of prediction, exploring how it works, why some predictions are accurate, and why others are not. It features insights from 'Cosmic Awareness' itself, channeled through Paul Shockley, and discusses various predictions, including those of Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce.

The Nature of Prediction and Cosmic Awareness

Cosmic Awareness is presented as a universal force that has expressed itself through various spiritual figures throughout history. Since 1963, it has communicated through trained channels, encouraging individuals to question, explore, and discover truth for themselves rather than blindly believing. The newsletter emphasizes that Cosmic Awareness does not necessarily agree with or take responsibility for the statements made by its interpreters.

The core concept of prediction is explored, defining it as the assumption that a future event will occur at a specific time. Cosmic Awareness explains that future events are influenced by information emitted by the collective consciousness into a 'biosphere computer' or information processor. This processor, which encompasses all thought-forms and collective consciousness, operates on a different frequency than the present. The universe itself is described as a living, conscious mind, with individual consciousness being fragments of this Universal Mind.

Predictions are seen as glimpses into the future based on present energies and forces. However, Cosmic Awareness stresses that the future is not fixed. Entities can influence future events through their collective actions and intentions. This is particularly relevant in the context of 'defusing' negative predictions, such as those found in the Book of Revelation.

Accuracy and Limitations of Predictions

The issue addresses the accuracy of predictions, noting that both successes and failures are often highlighted or forgotten. Cosmic Awareness acknowledges that its own predictions may not always manifest exactly as stated, citing an example of a predicted economic crisis that occurred subtly. It explains that predictions can be altered by new energies and events that were not foreseen at the time the prediction was made.

Jeanne Dixon's prediction about China becoming a democracy by 1980 is used as an example of a prediction that was partially correct but off in timing. The concept of a 'self-fulfilling prophecy' is also discussed, where belief in a prediction can contribute to its occurrence. Conversely, warnings can also prevent prophecies from coming true, as seen with George Orwell's '1984'.

Specific Predictions and Concerns

San Francisco Earthquake Prediction: The newsletter addresses the prediction of San Francisco disappearing in one night. Cosmic Awareness states that this specific prediction is no longer considered valid due to shifted energies. Instead, a gradual sinking or a series of heavy earthquakes is seen as more probable, rather than a sudden inundation.

Homosexual Energies and Earthquakes: A follow-up question explores the potential effect of San Francisco's large homosexual population on earthquake activity. Cosmic Awareness suggests a negative effect, stating that the polarization of male/male energies creates a psychic buildup that could influence the earth's cellular energies, though this energy has been somewhat weakened by more monogamous approaches.

Group Meditation and Earthquakes: The possibility of group meditation preventing the predicted 'big one' earthquake in California is examined. Cosmic Awareness indicates that while collective meditation can help release heavy psychic energies and potentially influence events, it requires entities to open their consciousness to channel these energies effectively.

Drug Problem and Communism: Cosmic Awareness predicts that the global drug problem will be healed within approximately 2 to 3 years. It also notes the diminishing threat of Communism, with Russia potentially moving towards a two-party system and China progressing towards a democratic society.

The 'Tra-La-La' Attitude vs. Paranoia: The issue contrasts a 'tra-la-la' attitude (ignoring potential problems) with paranoia (unfounded fear). It suggests that while paranoia is unfounded fear, legitimate fear based on evidence is also present. The newsletter encourages entities to investigate and research rather than dismiss concerns outright.

New Book: "Conversations with Nostradamus"

The book "Conversations with Nostradamus, Vol. 1" by Dolores Cannon, which claims to channel Nostradamus, is discussed. Cosmic Awareness sees more value in its positive qualities than negative ones, suggesting it can be of great value but cautioning that not all predictions within it may be 100% accurate. It is described as thought-provoking and controversial.

Ethics Involved in Channeling

An ethical dilemma is presented regarding Ramtha and J.Z. Knight. Ramtha allegedly advised Shirley MacLaine to buy an Arabian horse for $300,000, which later died. J.Z. Knight refused to refund the money. Cosmic Awareness states that Ramtha should not have been involved in recommending or selling products, as it creates a conflict of interest, especially when Ramtha is perceived as a divine entity. The situation is likened to a minister selling a car.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the nature of consciousness, the influence of collective thought on future events, and the potential for individuals and groups to alter predicted outcomes, particularly negative ones. The editorial stance, as conveyed through Cosmic Awareness, encourages critical thinking, personal investigation, and a proactive approach to shaping a positive future, while acknowledging the complexities and uncertainties inherent in prediction and channeling.

The newsletter promotes a 'New Age' perspective, emphasizing spiritual awareness, personal growth, and the interconnectedness of all things. It advocates for tolerance and freedom, while also cautioning against fanaticism and the dangers of ignoring potential threats. The overall tone is one of guidance and empowerment, urging readers to engage with information discerningly and to contribute to a more harmonious existence.

Title: REVELATIONS OF AWARENESS
Issue: 11
Volume: 11
Date: March 10, 1988
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of "REVELATIONS OF AWARENESS" delves into a variety of spiritual, religious, and controversial topics, offering insights from 'Cosmic Awareness' through channeled messages. The magazine addresses questions about the credibility of spiritual advisors, the origins and practices of religious groups, the experiences of veterans, and alleged historical curses.

Article: The Future Can Be Modified

Cosmic Awareness explains that while the future is not fixed, the influences that affect it are. These influences can be altered, added to, or detracted from, thereby modifying the future. This is presented as a response to a question about a closing message.

Article: (The Law of Gratitude is given) - Criticism of JZ Knight and Ramtha Seminars

This section, prefaced by an 'ED's Note,' addresses public questions regarding JZ Knight's wealth and the high cost of Ramtha seminars. It cites local newspaper articles suggesting JZ Knight earns millions annually and charges up to $1000 for seminars, with a recent event drawing 900 fans, generating nearly a million dollars for her. The article notes growing discontent among some followers, with accusations of JZ Knight deceiving people and promoting a 'Jehovah' entity whose messages of threats and rantings contrast with the gentle nature of Ramtha. It mentions Ramtha's prior announcement to cease channeling, which JZ Knight appears to disregard by continuing seminars. Rumors in Yelm, Washington, include JZ Knight's alleged pregnancy and a contentious divorce. The article also touches on the local community's reaction, with some religious leaders picketing the 'Ramtha stronghold' and comparing it to a cult, while merchants benefit from the influx of followers. The presence of celebrities like Shirley MacLaine and Linda Evans is also noted.

Article: "JEHOVAH'S WITNESS"-IS THIS THE ONLY "TRUE RELIGION"?

This section addresses a question from Mr. S.W. of Manchester, Great Britain, about the Jehovah's Witnesses' claim to be the only true religion. Cosmic Awareness explains that the organization initially claimed only 144,000 entities would be saved, a premise revised as the organization grew. It suggests this is a ploy to attract those seeking security. The message also offers a satirical guide on how to start one's own religion by randomly selecting Bible verses and presenting them as dogma, highlighting the subjective nature of scriptural proof. Cosmic Awareness clarifies that it does not evaluate the spiritual assistance or righteousness of the Jehovah's Witnesses, but notes that the concept of seeking to control others through exclusive claims of truth is prevalent in many religions and organizations, including Mormons, Buddhists, and various sciences, where texts are used as proof of righteousness. It emphasizes the right to question and doubt, contrasting this with systems that enforce obedience to authority, which it likens to mind control.

Cosmic Awareness asks readers not to consider its messages as authority, but to discover for themselves and become their own authority. It provides information for consideration but does not demand obedience or fear.

Article: ANY REAL CONNECTION BETWEEN JEHOVAH AND THE JEHOVAH'S WITNESS SECT?

Responding to a follow-up question about karmic connections, Cosmic Awareness states that the Jehovah's Witnesses organization initially had influence from followers of Jehovah, but currently, entities primarily follow available information and Biblical interpretations. It explains that the Jewish people are generally followers of the Old Testament, and early Hebrews were considered clones or offspring of Jehovah. Jehovah is described as having duplicated Adam and Eve in his image, creating them on Mars and later expelling them from the Garden of Eden. These beings were intended as servants. The Galactic Confederation considered Jehovah a renegade immortal who was curbed and sentenced to reverse the harm he unleashed. Jesus is presented as having assisted in this process by balancing energies and undoing harm. The term 'Jehovah' is linked to a space people tribe led by Yahweh, who is seen as the force behind actions on Earth aimed at undoing conflict caused by Hebrews and their programming by Yahweh.

Article: "HARVESTING" THE CLONES OF JEHOVAH

In response to a question about 'harvesting,' Cosmic Awareness explains that 'clone' is not the exact terminology for the creation of Adam and Eve, but a close approximation. Jehovah intended to return and take his creations away from the planet, destroying the rest. Jesus came from the Intergalactic Confederation to reverse these forces, fulfilling prophecies and diffusing Jehovah's actions on a different level.

Article: HOW CAN VIETNAM VETS HEAL THEMSELVES OF NIGHTMARES & HORROR?

Addressing a question from a Vietnam veteran, Cosmic Awareness suggests that nightmares and horror experienced by combat vets are a form of purging subconscious energies. It indicates that these releases, though potentially intense, are beneficial for healing and preventing greater future problems. The message encourages viewing nightmares not with hostility, but with appreciation for the release of blocked energies, likening it to a purging of the soul. It advises against resisting these experiences, as resistance can amplify their negative impact. Cosmic Awareness suggests that by accepting these releases, healing can occur more quickly, allowing individuals to return to their normal, healthy selves. It draws a parallel to the 'Law of Love,' which suggests not resisting.

The message also touches on the concept of sexual fantasies, suggesting that not resisting them allows their significance to diminish, a principle also applied to nightmares.

Article: AMERICANS MISSING IN ACTION ARE THERE ANY LEFT IN S.E. ASIA?

Cosmic Awareness addresses the question of whether Americans are still missing in action in Southeast Asia. It indicates that some Americans remain in the region, but they are there by choice, not as captives. Many have died, some are in a vegetative state, and others have integrated into society, forming relationships and families with Vietnamese women. These individuals are reportedly protected from public notice as they wish to remain. While not strictly prisoners, they are watched and may face consequences if they cause problems. The portrayal of POW camps in the movie 'Rambo' is described as fictitious.

Article: WILL GERONIMO'S "CURSE" HAUNT GEORGE BUSH?

This section addresses an article from Penthouse magazine alleging that President George Bush is haunted by an Indian curse due to his father, Prescott Bush, allegedly stealing Geronimo's skull for Yale University's Skull and Bones Society. Cosmic Awareness states that this appears to be a fabrication, although it confirms the existence of the Skull and Bones organization. The story linking Prescott Bush to the theft of Geronimo's skull is deemed inaccurate.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the nature of spiritual guidance, the interpretation of religious texts, and the potential for manipulation within spiritual movements. Cosmic Awareness consistently emphasizes self-discovery and personal authority over blind obedience to dogma or external figures. There is a critical stance towards organizations that claim exclusive truth and control their followers. The editorial stance appears to be one of encouraging critical thinking, questioning authority, and understanding spiritual phenomena from a broader, more inclusive perspective. The magazine also touches on historical and contemporary controversies, offering its unique perspective on events and figures.