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Title: Revelations The Cosmic Newsletter Issue: 2001-11, Issue No. 545 Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications Date: November 2001
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Title: Revelations The Cosmic Newsletter
Issue: 2001-11, Issue No. 545
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Date: November 2001
This issue of "Revelations The Cosmic Newsletter" delves into profound themes of human experience, consciousness, and global events. The cover prominently features "The Law of Mercy" and poses a critical question about responsibility for "The World Trade Center Tragedy." The newsletter explores the nature of agony, the impact of new energies on human consciousness, and the potential for new diseases.
Hiding the Agony
The central theme of this section is the pervasive nature of agony within individuals and society's tendency to suppress or ignore it. Cosmic Awareness explains that agony is a constant companion, varying in intensity, and that entities often hide it due to societal disapproval, likening it to the taboo of showing one's private parts. The newsletter emphasizes that recognizing and acknowledging agony, both in oneself and others, is crucial for developing sensitivity and compassion. It suggests that entities who are aware of others' suffering can become more mindful of their own needs and the needs of those around them.
The text highlights that entities often pretend to be fine, even when experiencing unbearable agony, to avoid causing distress to others. This avoidance, however, can lead to entities being pushed beyond endurance. The importance of human contact and feedback is stressed, as isolation can exacerbate negative thoughts and increase agony. The newsletter suggests that communication, especially when soothing, can diminish agony, while negative interactions or isolation can amplify it. Entities are encouraged to communicate gently and lovingly, even with those who appear negative, and to offer encouragement and support.
Distorting Messages of Awareness
This section addresses entities who distort the messages of Cosmic Awareness for personal gain, leading to egotistical power and megalomaniacal tendencies. It explains that these distortions can lead to a justification of harmful or diabolical behavior by misinterpreting concepts of Universal Consciousness and oneness. The text clarifies that while Universal Consciousness experiences all things, an individual entity cannot simultaneously be both a distinct self and the entirety of the universe. This misunderstanding can lead to a conflict of realities and a justification for actions that harm others, claiming that 'all is myself anyway' or 'everything is illusion.' The newsletter stresses that true connection with Universal Consciousness comes through the surrender of the 'I' or self, not by claiming to be God or a Universal Being.
Agony as an Emotion and the Dark Night of the Soul
Cosmic Awareness clarifies that agony, like ecstasy, is an emotion. It suggests that rather than seeking ultimate security, entities should accept ultimate insecurity as part of their being. Similarly, acknowledging the presence of agony without dwelling on it or exaggerating it is advised. The newsletter posits that accepting agony as a part of oneself can serve as a reminder of the agony of others, fostering compassion. It also notes that entities who are irritable or difficult may be experiencing intense agony themselves.
The concept of agony is likened to the "Dark Night of the Soul," a deeply personal experience that an entity must reckon with internally. The newsletter draws a parallel to an entity's reluctance to expose their private physical parts, suggesting that personal agonies are often guarded. While some entities may parade their agonies, others keep them hidden. It is emphasized that encouraging another to share their feelings is healthy, but forcing them to reveal their agony is akin to emotional rape and violates their privacy.
Karma and Suicide
This section addresses the question of karma involved in not recognizing another's agony, particularly in the context of potential suicide. Cosmic Awareness indicates that insensitivity can lead to karma, but the experience can also serve as a lesson to become more sensitive. The newsletter discusses signs of potential suicide, such as giving away important possessions or expressing a lack of interest in previously enjoyed activities. It highlights that everyone who knows a person who commits suicide feels a degree of responsibility, which can manifest as anger or 'suicide bashing.' The advice given is to learn from the experience and focus on appreciating those still in life.
The Agony of Don Carlos and Separation from the Divine
Drawing from an opera, the newsletter explores the agony experienced when an attachment is broken or incomplete. This can apply to relationships, goals, or desires. However, the most spiritually justified agony is that experienced when an entity feels separated from the Divine. Reconnecting with the Divine through surrender is presented as the path to diminishing agony and finding peace and happiness. This surrender is described as the first level of attaining freedom.
Agony and the War Between the Selves
This part of the newsletter discusses the internal conflict between the subconscious and the middle self, which can lead to intense mental pain and suffering. This internal war can stem from guilt, hostility, trauma, or memories held in the subconscious that conflict with the conscious self.
Recognizing New Energies
This section addresses the "shift in the megahertz level" that is preparing entities for ascension. Cosmic Awareness explains that this shift is causing the conscious mind to be less dominant, with the super-conscious becoming more active. This can lead to entities functioning in an automatic mode, guided by their super-conscious. For those whose vibrations are not attuned to these higher frequencies, this shift can result in diffused focus, disorientation, and a feeling of disconnection. The newsletter advises entities to go with the flow and surrender to the higher frequencies of the Divine Movement.
Negative Forces and New Diseases
Cosmic Awareness notes that negative forces did not anticipate the operation of higher frequencies on this plane, which can disrupt their plans. The newsletter also discusses the increasing threat of new diseases, mentioning the development of a potential cure for Ebola in Russia. It highlights that many diseases are not yet curable and are spreading globally, particularly in Third World countries. The risk of these diseases spreading to more advanced nations via air travel is emphasized. The importance of oxygen therapies for combating viral diseases is discussed, with a caution regarding the use of hydrogen peroxide. The newsletter also touches upon the overuse of antibiotics and the potential for bacteria to mutate and become resistant.
The Germ Theory of Disease
This section addresses the germ theory of disease and the concept that bacteria can change into viruses and vice versa. Cosmic Awareness indicates that mutations can occur under certain circumstances, leading to the merging of bacteria and viruses, similar to the artificial creation of a mule. While this phenomenon is rare, it is becoming more common, potentially creating new types of germs that pose a significant threat to humans.
In This Issue
The "In This Issue" section provides a table of contents, listing the various articles and topics covered in the newsletter. These include "Hiding the Agony," "People Who Distort the Messages of Awareness," "Agony as an Emotion, Like the Dark Night of the Soul," "Is There Karma in Not Recognizing Agony?", "The Agony of Don Carlos," "Agony and the War Between the Selves," "How to Recognize the New Energies," "Negative Forces Did Not Anticipate Higher Frequencies," and articles on preparing for new diseases, depression, patriotism, and the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the nature of human consciousness, emotional and spiritual suffering (agony), and the process of spiritual growth. There is a consistent emphasis on self-awareness, the importance of compassion, and the need for surrender to higher forces or the Divine. The editorial stance, as expressed through Cosmic Awareness, encourages entities to seek understanding, to be sensitive to others, and to embrace change and new energies. The newsletter also adopts a critical perspective on societal norms and the manipulation of information, particularly in light of the World Trade Center tragedy, urging readers to question and discern truth for themselves rather than blindly accepting media narratives. The underlying message is one of empowerment through awareness and spiritual connection.
This issue of "Cosmic Awareness" (Volume 11, Issue 11-6, dated November 3, 1993) is a cosmic newsletter published by Cosmic Awareness Communications. It features a variety of articles and insights from "Cosmic Awareness," interpreted by Paul Shockley. The cover headline focuses on "ON THE LAW OF MERCY WHEN DEALING WITH ENEMIES," accompanied by a political cartoon.
On the Law of Mercy When Dealing With Enemies
This section emphasizes looking deeply into the eyes of others to see the Divine Being within. It highlights communication as the key to bringing about the "Kingdom of Heaven on Earth," which is stated to be within each individual. The Law of Mercy is presented as a principle for relating with enemies, urging judgment not to be cast upon oneself or others. Discernment and clear communication are encouraged to foster understanding.
Cosmic Awareness on Security and Freedom
This part addresses the perceived opposition between security and freedom. It suggests that true security is not found in oppressive control systems. A balance is necessary, as sacrificing too much freedom for security leads to imprisonment, while sacrificing too much security for freedom leaves one without a foundation. The "Golden Mean" is presented as the proper path, a balance between opposites like freedom and security, life and death, hope and despair.
Wisdom of Awareness: On Walking the Path
This section informs those beginning on a spiritual path that they have walked it many times in various states of consciousness and across different lifetimes and belief systems (Hindu, Christian, Muslim, etc.). It stresses that no path is inherently higher than another, and entities may move between levels of consciousness for growth. Judgment of others' paths is discouraged, as each entity has its own journey and challenges.
What Really Is Patriotism?
This article distinguishes true patriotism from loyalty to leaders. It defines patriotism as loyalty to the principles on which a nation was built and agreed upon by its people. It criticizes leaders who use the flag and patriotic rhetoric to serve corporate interests or lead the nation away from its founding principles, labeling this as treason. The Constitution of the United States is lauded as a great document for providing freedom and opportunities.
How to Deal With Long-Term Depression
This section addresses a question from Charles H. regarding the causes and cures for depression. Causes identified include astrological factors, dysfunctional family backgrounds, and chemical imbalances in the brain. Sunlight, amino acids (L-Dopamine, Tyrosine, Tryptophane), honey, chocolate, and exercise are suggested as remedies. The role of Candida yeast and hypoglycemia is also discussed, with Nystatin mentioned as a drug for countering Candida. The importance of a balanced blood-sugar level is highlighted.
More Exercise and Tyrosine Helps Overcome Depression
This part reiterates that exercise, particularly for 20 minutes daily, can help by releasing endorphins. Tyrosine is recommended as a harmless amino acid that aids in overcoming depression. Occasional chocolate consumption is suggested for those without Candida or hypoglycemia issues.
Astrological Influences and Depression
This section explores how astrological influences, specifically the planet Neptune, can contribute to depression. Neptune's transit through a person's First House or Sun Sign can cause mood swings, confusion, and emotional distress, potentially lasting for 14-16 years. It suggests that while astrology has influence, it does not compel individuals, and one can still work with these energies by appealing to higher qualities like romanticism and appreciation of beauty.
Things To Do On a Cloudy Day
This analogy compares astrological influences to weather. When facing a "cloudy day" (negative astrological influence), one should compensate by planning pleasant indoor activities or adjusting expectations rather than trying to force an enjoyable experience that is not promised. The advice is to make the best of the situation and maintain a positive attitude, even when facing difficult circumstances.
An Exercise For Really Getting Into Your Depression
This section suggests a method of "wallowing" in depression for a limited time (15 minutes) with the intent of getting through it quickly. By fully immersing oneself in negative emotions, the experience becomes tiresome, leading to a desire to stop and return to a more positive state. This is contrasted with prolonged, superficial dabbling in depression.
Develop a Sense of Humor to Overcome Depression
A sense of humor is presented as a tool to overcome depression by juxtaposing incongruent images or ideas, creating a humorous contrast that can elevate one's spirits.
The Reaction of Your Ego Can Help or Complicate Matters
This part discusses how an entity's ego can contribute to depression when its expectations are not met. Laughing at one's ego and its inflated sense of self-importance is suggested as a way to defuse egocentricity and become more self-accepting. It emphasizes becoming human and honest with oneself.
See Your Parents in Perspective Now You are Grown Up
This section advises looking at one's parents' own struggles and inadequacies with forgiveness and understanding. It suggests that as adults, individuals need to take care of their own needs first before being able to attend to others, hopefully doing a better job than their parents did.
Is a Vibrational Change Causing Depression?
This section addresses a follow-up question about a potential "mass-effect" of depression, possibly linked to vibrational changes. It notes the upcoming conjunction of Neptune and Uranus, which occurs rarely and signifies a significant societal change, likely affecting electronics and increasing awareness of the psyche. This conjunction, particularly in Capricorn, can cause emotional disruption and affect areas like health, job, and finances depending on its placement in an individual's chart.
How The Soul Can Influence Intelligence
This section explores the soul's influence on intelligence. A soul with general contentment may have a greater ability to focus and learn compared to a soul filled with anxiety. The soul's inherent qualities can either enhance or hinder an entity's potential for learning.
How Children Learn With Shapes and a Ball of String
This analogy illustrates how children learn. Using geometric shapes can lead to recognizing patterns and developing tools for future learning, including language. Conversely, a ball of string might teach survival instincts and awareness of pain rather than enhancing intelligence.
The Light That Failed
This section addresses a question about a personal light experience that disappeared. Cosmic Awareness suggests this was a light within the individual's consciousness, possibly related to the "8th chakra." Speaking about the experience may have caused a chakra to close, dimming the light. It mentions Development Classes as a way to help open all chakras.
Terrorist Attack on the World Trade Center: The Significance
This article analyzes the September 11th, 2001, terrorist attack. It suggests that the event is a co-created mass event reflecting the species' collective beliefs in fear or love. It emphasizes that there are no accidents or innocent victims, and that each entity is responsible for their own experiences. The event is framed as a test for spiritual growth, urging individuals to examine their feelings and understand their personal accountability. It critiques the belief in victim-hood and the tendency to assign blame, which can lead to retaliatory responses and "holy wars."
The Force of Misunderstood Anger
This part discusses how anger can arise from the 9/11 event, particularly in those who feel a sense of interconnectedness and personal accountability. If this spiritual message is misunderstood, anger can lead to seeking blame and punishment, potentially fueling conflict.
The Feeling of Sadness Signals an Error in Thinking that People Have Lost Their Power
Sadness after the 9/11 event is seen as a signal that the belief that evolution can go backward is an error. The article asserts that freedom cannot be taken away and that true justice requires global freedom. It reiterates that the belief in victim-hood is the root of painful feelings and that the event was empowered by lingering emotional signals of anger over inequalities and injustices.
The Belief in Victim-hood is the Main Cause of Pain
This section further elaborates on victim-hood as the core issue behind feelings of contempt, hate, fear, and anger. It suggests that these emotions reinforce dysfunctional beliefs that justify violations and atrocities. The article posits that the event was fueled by lingering anger over profound inequalities and injustices.
The Answer to the Question: Who is Responsible for this Act?
Enlightened individuals are said to answer this question with "I am." This acknowledges accountability for the event through the choice to be alive and the recognition of interconnectedness. It involves accepting the informational meaning and growth opportunities presented by the event without resistance or blame.
The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth
This part suggests that feelings of compassion, courage, devotion, and gratitude will emerge as validations of aligned beliefs. These attitudes will lead to the "meek inheriting the Earth," fostering personal outreach, creative approaches to justice, and strengthening public trust. It emphasizes preventing children from learning limiting beliefs and serving the "family of man."
Make the Most of These Spiritual Opportunities
This concluding section encourages readers to ponder the feelings experienced after September 11th and to make the most of the spiritual opportunities implied by the event. It suggests that individual actions and feelings surrounding the event can either advance or hinder the evolution of the species.
Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance
The recurring themes in this issue revolve around consciousness, spirituality, personal responsibility, and the interconnectedness of all beings. The editorial stance, as conveyed by "Cosmic Awareness," is one of promoting self-awareness, spiritual growth, and a balanced approach to life's challenges, including depression, societal issues, and global events. There is a strong emphasis on individual accountability, the power of belief, and the importance of mercy, understanding, and a higher perspective in navigating life's complexities. The publication advocates for a spiritual interpretation of events and encourages readers to seek inner wisdom and apply it to their lives.