Cosmic Awareness - 1990 21 - alien judgment car spiral draconian reptilian underground florida tunnel children

Magazine Overview

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: No. 374
Volume: 90-21
Date: December 10, 1989
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Price: $3.00

This issue of 'Revelations of Awareness' focuses on the nuances of human interaction and perception, particularly the distinction between judgment and discernment. It also delves into extraterrestrial matters, including potential alien agendas and a possible false invasion scenario.

Living Together in Peace.... (Continued)

A Message for People Who Have Trouble Relating to Others

Cosmic Awareness emphasizes that entities often fall into the trap of judging based on appearances, likening it to judging a book by its cover. This can lead to embarrassment and loss. The true nature of an individual is often different from their outward presentation. While the saying 'if it walks like a duck...' is common, Awareness urges caution and discernment rather than assumption. It highlights that first impressions are often inaccurate, and it is important to get to know individuals before forming conclusions. Awareness suggests that it is beneficial to be cautious in relationships, learning about others before making assumptions. However, it also advises against condemning someone too quickly, as initial impressions of untrustworthiness can sometimes be overcome by getting to know the person better.

The core message is to discern rather than judge. This involves understanding what is happening, what another is doing, or what they are being, by getting to know them. It does not mean suppressing suspicions or necessarily trusting or distrusting someone unknown. The key is to temper judgment and assumptions to foster better relationships. Awareness suggests that by understanding which areas of a relationship are comfortable and which are not, one can navigate interactions more effectively, even turning potential enemies into friends through gradual understanding and reconciliation of differences.

Is There a Difference Between Having an Opinion and Making a Judgment?

This section addresses the fine line between forming an opinion and making a judgment, especially when encountering strangers or political candidates. Cosmic Awareness states that an opinion is, in essence, a judgment. The distinction lies in the degree of consideration and evidence. A judgment can be a more extreme form, potentially including condemnation, while an opinion might be a lighter observation based on past conditioning. Awareness encourages discernment, which is a term with less emotional charge than judgment or opinion. Discernment involves observing facts and perceptions without necessarily leaping to conclusions or labels.

Awareness explains that a discernment might be observing someone's appearance and potential threat level, leading to an opinion like 'I'd hate to be caught in a dark alley with that entity.' However, a judgment would be a definitive statement like 'All the evidence indicates that he must be a criminal type,' which goes beyond the discerned facts and can be a mislabeling. Awareness emphasizes that when it suggests not to judge, it is warning against haphazard labeling without full evidence, and against presuming guilt.

It is noted that even in legal systems, judgments are based on evidence, and assumptions alone are not sufficient. The key is to discern the action, not necessarily label the person as inherently evil. For instance, discerning a criminal action is different from judging the individual as a criminal.

When Ones Judgment Decides A Political Candidate

This section applies the concept of judgment to political choices. When voting, entities are forced to make a decision, which is a form of judgment. Awareness suggests examining the reasons behind one's policies, such as not voting for candidates who emphasize their religion. It encourages understanding why these feelings exist and whether they apply universally or to specific types of religion. The advice is to discern the candidate's presentation and qualifications, and to make a choice based on what appeals to the voter.

Making a Judgment on a Concept or an Idea (How Dogma is Created)

Awareness extends the concept of judgment to ideas and beliefs, warning against the formation of dogma. Dogma arises when entities conclude something to be the absolute truth without further investigation or willingness to examine opposing viewpoints. This closes the door to further learning and discussion. Awareness suggests that to avoid dogma, entities should discern, keep an open mind, and acknowledge that while evidence may point to a likelihood, it does not necessitate a final conclusion.

The Web of Conspiracy: (The Alien Presence)

More Flesh for the Skeleton (Part 7): The Alien Agenda: If We Are To Avoid It, The Masses Must Be Informed Of The Truth!

This section discusses the possibility of treaties between politicians and aliens, questioning their validity, especially if they lead to enslavement. Awareness states that if elected officials are corrupt, it is the responsibility of the masses to take initiative to rectify their misdeeds once aware. If entities are unaware, it is considered a fraud. The violation of treaties by entities like the 'Greys' can negate their validity, but only if entities object to the violation.

A Few Politicians Made Treaties With Aliens. Why Aren't These Invalid?

Cosmic Awareness affirms that the argument that people did not elect politicians to make secret treaties leading to enslavement is valid. However, it emphasizes that if the masses discover such corruption, they must take action. If they are unaware, they have been deceived. The responsibility lies with those who discover misactions to alert others and the masses.

Doesn't the Violation of the Treaties by the Greys' Action Negate Their Validity?

Yes, according to Awareness, but only if entities object to the violation and claim the treaties are negated. If entities are acquiescent to being violated, intervention is not proper.

Are the Aliens Afraid of Fire?

In response to a question, Awareness indicates that aliens are more afraid of cold than fire. They do not exhibit an excessive fear of fire, though they are aware of its harmful nature. Reptilians, with their cold-blooded nature, are particularly susceptible to cold, which slows them down and induces a hibernation state. Greys, lacking reproductive organs, also have less ability to create inner heat and are more susceptible to cold.

Do Reptoids Cook Humans or Eat Them Raw?

Awareness suggests that Reptoids generally prefer to eat their prey raw.

Why Did American Soldiers Go AWOL to Gulf Breeze, Florida Recently?

A news story about six US soldiers going AWOL from Germany to Gulf Breeze, Florida, is discussed. These soldiers, with classified intelligence clearances, reportedly deserted to 'stop government secrecy' and had access to Top Secret military information. They were influenced by documents circulated by William Cooper. Awareness suggests the significance lies in their desire to share information and confirm other intelligence, believing Gulf Breeze would be a sympathetic location. However, the area is also noted as an alien base area being established and carefully watched, with a movement to quiet things down. Awareness implies that the aliens would not tolerate such messages once their announcement of presence is made.

Fundamentalists Could Be Reached If Presentation Is Biblically Oriented

Addressing the difficulty of reaching fundamentalists, Awareness suggests that any attempt to convey truth to them would need to be presented in a very professional and careful manner, possibly as a Biblically oriented scenario. Stan Deyo's 'Cosmic Conspiracy' is mentioned as potentially serving this purpose.

What Percentage of People Are Now Awake?

Awareness estimates that approximately three times as many entities are now aware of the scenarios discussed, but deems this inadequate. If aliens announce their presence as benefactors, the masses would believe it, rendering subsequent warnings ineffective. The critical need is to alert the masses before any such announcement, to counter the alien plan of a false invasion and to reveal that they are working for the Reptoids.

The Aliens Underground Tunnel Network

This section discusses ancient underground tunnel networks connecting North and South America, extending into Canada, Europe, and Asia. These networks are believed to be inhabited by entities who live underground rather than on the surface, with Earth being unique in its suitability for surface dwelling. Legends of underworld creatures and hell are linked to these underground dwellers.

Spiral Groups Need to Reactivate To Help In Alerting The Masses

It is suggested that reactivating SPIRAL groups would be beneficial for spreading information, preferably condensed into a few pages that can be duplicated and mailed. This information could be targeted to UFO groups and individuals with metaphysical interests, and should include references for further information, particularly the works of Cooper. The historical context of SPIRAL (Society for the Protection of Individual Rights and Liberties) is provided, highlighting its past effectiveness in raising awareness about clandestine activities.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the importance of discernment over judgment, the potential for deception by extraterrestrial entities, and the need for public awareness regarding alien agendas and conspiracies. The editorial stance, as conveyed through Cosmic Awareness, is one of encouraging critical thinking, investigation, and proactive engagement with potentially threatening situations, particularly concerning alien influence and government secrecy. There is a strong emphasis on informing the masses and empowering them to question and resist perceived manipulation.

Title: Revelations of Awareness
Issue: 11
Date: September 8, 1990
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of 'Revelations of Awareness' is a cosmic newsletter published by Cosmic Awareness Communications. It addresses the dissemination of potentially dangerous information related to alien scenarios, particularly focusing on the disclosures made by William Cooper. The publication also offers guidance on maintaining personal balance during turbulent times and strategies for effectively sharing information about UFOs with the public.

The Most Dangerous Information Ever Given

The magazine begins by discussing the concept of a 'fake invasion' and the information provided by William Cooper. It suggests that while this information might be considered dangerous, its exposure by entities with perceived authority, like Cooper, could be more impactful. The publication notes that Cooper's position, being highly publicized, makes him difficult to discredit without raising suspicion. The core idea presented is that the more widely such information is spread, the less power it holds over the entities it concerns, as 'everyone knows anyway.'

Why Doesn't the Government Arrest Cooper for Espionage?

A significant portion of the issue addresses the question of why William Cooper, who allegedly had Top Secret clearance, has not been arrested for espionage. The 'Cosmic Awareness' perspective is that Cooper has been cautious, not divulging information that was not already available from other sources or his own experiences. His knowledge gained from his military position was reportedly augmented by information gathered later from various sources, including public domain material. This careful assembly of information, it is suggested, allows him to point to the original sources, thereby avoiding direct accusations of espionage. The text implies that his information, while controversial, is not necessarily classified government secrets that would warrant legal action under espionage statutes.

Time to Quit Writing Government People, But Time to Alert the Masses About Aliens

This section, dated September 8, 1990, advises readers that it is an opportune time to disseminate information to interested individuals. It suggests that alerting the government is futile, as they are already informed. Instead, the focus should be on informing friends, relatives, and associates who show curiosity. The publication warns that many UFO groups may be controlled or infiltrated by government entities aiming to monitor discussions and steer conversations away from sensitive topics like the Cooper material. It cautions against groups that focus excessively on old sightings or controversial trivia, which can lead to arguments and waste time. However, it also acknowledges that some informative individuals can be found within these groups, and suggests a discerning approach.

How to Keep Your Balance During Unstable Times

This section provides spiritual and psychological guidance for navigating challenging periods. It emphasizes the importance of reconciling differences, conflicts, and polarities within oneself and in relationships to achieve greater protection from spiritual forces. Moving towards the 'center' or a state of balance, between extremes, is presented as a path to safety, poise, grace, and love. The text warns against becoming overbalanced by taking sides or identifying too strongly with extreme viewpoints, as this can lead to accumulating 'karma of the world.' The concept of group cooperation, forming a 'chain' of assistance, is highlighted as a beneficial method for helping others without losing one's own balance.

Publisher's Information and Subscription Rates

The latter part of the magazine includes details about 'Revelations of Awareness' as a cosmic newsletter published every three weeks. It is described as a not-for-profit organization seeking donations to spread its messages. The newsletter provides a notice of new rate increases effective January 1, 1991, detailing various membership levels from 'Limited Income' to 'Endowing,' with corresponding annual and quarterly fees. It also mentions an additional charge for members outside the USA to cover international postage.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the control and dissemination of information, particularly concerning extraterrestrial phenomena and potential government cover-ups. The editorial stance appears to be one of encouraging public awareness and critical thinking, advocating for the spread of information to neutralize perceived threats and urging readers to maintain personal equilibrium amidst societal upheaval. There is a clear emphasis on spiritual protection and the importance of discerning truth from misinformation, especially within groups discussing UFOs.