Cosmic Awareness - 2002 03 - religion alien christianity money psychology mind banking rothschild subconscious new world order

Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations: The Cosmic Newsletter," dated 2002-3 and identified as Issue No. 549, is published by Cosmic Awareness Communications. The cover prominently asks, "Can we realistically hope for a better world here on earth?" and features a striking image of four FBI agents. The issue delves into complex socio-economic and spiritual themes, including a discussion on Capitalism vs. Communism, the nature of utopian societies, and the potential for spiritual communities.

Capitalism VS. Communism (Why Neither One Really Ever Worked)

The newsletter addresses a question from Doug Cirignano regarding whether "Awareness" advocates Capitalism or Marxism. Cosmic Awareness states that the extremes of both systems are devastating. It emphasizes that the application of a system and the freedom it allows individuals are more important than the system itself. The entity is concerned with entities finding freedom and harmony, accepting any method that brings about freedom. It notes that most Capitalistic systems have social programs akin to Communism, and most Communist countries have profit-making elements, suggesting a blend of both.

The core purpose of life, according to Awareness, is to learn from disharmonious experiences to find greater harmony. Both Capitalism and Communism have been explored, and their merits and drawbacks are evident. The newsletter reveals that the Bavarian Illuminati commissioned Karl Marx to write the Communist Manifesto and Karl Ritter to create teachings for the Fascist/Nazi movement, intending these opposing ideologies to divide and conquer, ultimately leading to a New World Order where both extremes could co-exist.

What About Spiritual Communities?

Responding to a question about Paramahansa Yogananda's idea of cooperative communities, Cosmic Awareness suggests it could be an interesting experiment. It references the Hippie movement of the 1960s, which attempted communes with mixed success, often falling apart due to internal strife, boredom, or shifting relationships. The challenges of jealousy and feeling ignored were also noted as significant issues that ideologies might not account for.

Are There Planets in the Universe Where Peace Exists?

This section addresses the question of whether utopias exist elsewhere. Cosmic Awareness indicates that the Pleiadians live in a relatively harmonious environment without money. Their focus is on spiritual aspects and values, and they practice generosity, which is highly valued in their society. This generosity is cultivated culturally, not through rules or coercion. The concept of a utopian society is presented as an ideal that may not fully exist in this dimension, but higher dimensions allow for the mind to create its own needs and sustenance.

A Proposal by Some For a Utopian Society

A hypothetical utopian society is proposed where each person is allocated a certain amount of credit at birth, which is deducted for life's expenses. These credits are non-transferable, and no profit can be made. Societal operations are funded by the state through allocated credits, not taxation. This system aims for ideological justice without Communism or Capitalism, though it is deemed impractical.

CAN WE REALISTICALLY HOPE FOR A BETTER WORLD HERE ON EARTH?

Cosmic Awareness encourages hope and working towards improvement. It states that an absolute ideal utopian experience is unlikely on Earth, as the purpose here is to learn from experiences and improve oneself. Adversity is seen as a crucial teacher, providing incentive for growth. Without challenges, the meaning of life would be diminished. Learning lessons from situations allows entities to move forward.

IS AWARENESS GOING TO LEAVE THIS PLANE AND GO SOMEWHERE ELSE?

In response to a concern about "Awareness" leaving, it is clarified that this refers to the cessation of direct communications through an interpreter, not a departure from the plane. These communications began in 1963 and continue because of a perceived need and urgency on Earth. The Interpreter's willingness to continue is contingent on feeling appreciated, and a suitable substitute has not been found. If entities become excessively hostile or critical, Awareness may cease direct communication. The newsletter notes that some criticisms were perceived as game-playing rather than sincere inquiry.

Why Awareness Often Holds Back Information

Awareness sometimes withholds information if the truth could cause great harm, particularly to those involved in channeling messages. Entities involved in this work are seen as being on a list for termination, with potential repercussions for their families. The newsletter suggests that many CAC members experience an "adrenaline high" from these messages, akin to daredevils, and may become bored when there is no immediate threat.

Some Find the Messages Interesting Others Find Them Boring

This section addresses the varied reactions to the messages. While some find them extremely interesting, others find them boring, often seeking specific topics like UFOs or Bigfoot. Awareness acknowledges it cannot please everyone and aims to express truth regardless of whether it is popular or exciting. It suggests that if entities seek constant excitement, they should find someone else.

Enough is Enough on the UFO Phenomenon!

Awareness notes that many entities have become bored with extensive UFO information, while others still seek more. It has provided enough information for a broad understanding of UFOs and related topics.

DID BILL COOPER DIE IN CAR ACCIDENT?

Regarding a rumor of Bill Cooper's death in a car accident, Awareness states this is not seen as valid. While acknowledging character assassination and some inaccuracies in his claims, it notes Cooper's Navy background and his role as a spokesperson for information regarding the New World Order. Awareness suggests there is a reason he might be a target but does not believe he has died in an accident. An editor's note clarifies that Bill Cooper was assassinated on November 7th, 2001.

DON'T LET YOUR QUESTIONS DESTROY CAC

This section warns against questions that could cause dissension or division within the organization, suggesting that such questions might be influenced by a "dark force" seeking to shut down the channel. Entities are encouraged to discern whether questions are for understanding or to create conflict.

A Dream About a Bigot is Interpreted by Cosmic Awareness...

This section provides an interpretation of a dream by Fred Anthony Warren involving Jack Katchmar. The dream depicts Katchmar reacting with hostility towards black teenagers. Awareness interprets this as Katchmar projecting his own internal conflicts and fears of alienation onto the black race. The dream highlights Katchmar's struggle to confront these projections and his inability to achieve his spiritual role until he overcomes this hostility. The interpretation emphasizes the interconnectedness of all beings and the need to understand one's perceived "enemy."

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the limitations of existing socio-economic systems (Capitalism and Communism), the pursuit of ideal societies (Utopia), and the nature of spiritual growth and awareness. The newsletter consistently emphasizes learning from experience, the importance of freedom and harmony, and the interconnectedness of all entities. The editorial stance, as expressed by "Awareness," is to provide truth and insight, even if it is not always popular or exciting, and to encourage self-understanding and spiritual development. There is a clear critique of systems that create division and oppression, and an encouragement to move beyond personal biases and projections. The role of the interpreter and the potential for external forces to disrupt communication are also significant underlying themes.

This issue of "Awareness" magazine, identified as Volume 1, Issue 11, published in 1993, with a cover price of $3.00, focuses on the intricate connections between religion, mind control, and societal structures. The cover prominently features a graphic related to the California wildfires, posing the question of whether they are a substitute for earthquakes.

The Dangers of Religious Programming and Mind Control

The magazine begins by detailing the alleged manipulative tactics of Jack Katchmar, who is accused of twisting messages from 'Cosmic Awareness' to promote his own hateful agenda, particularly against black and Jewish people. The editor recounts personal interactions and vendettas with Katchmar, highlighting his involvement with hate groups and racist organizations. The issue also includes a 'Cosmic Awareness' response to a question about religion and mind control, stating that religions often use polarized concepts to subdue critical thinking and promote conformity. It emphasizes the importance of questioning one's beliefs and warns against voluntary bondage to ideologies that may be false or based on misinformation.

Loyalty as Voluntary Bondage

'Cosmic Awareness' explains that loyalty, while seemingly voluntary, can become a form of bondage. Entities may find it difficult to break away from commitments, even when they have doubts, because loyalty becomes a significant part of their self-identity. The text advises examining beliefs and commitments to ensure they are founded in truth and worthy of devotion.

The Need for Philosophy Over Dogmatic Religion

The magazine questions the necessity of traditional religion, suggesting that while a body of principles is needed to guide individuals, dogmatic religions that create division and condemnation are detrimental. It posits that a philosophy promoting tolerance and universal brotherhood would be more beneficial. The issue also touches upon the idea of a 'religious conspiracy,' suggesting that religions are used to control the masses through misrepresented truths and coercion.

Reform Movements and the Nature of Christianity

Questions are raised about potential reform movements within Islam and the nature of Christianity. 'Cosmic Awareness' acknowledges that many religions, including Islam and Christianity, require internal reformation. It notes that while some Christian faces are compassionate, others are demonic and hostile, promoting condemnation. The text references Erik Hoffer's 'The True Believer' to explain how individuals filled with hostility may embrace religious dogmas as an outlet for their anger, becoming 'hostile soldiers in Christ.' The concept of 'Who Is Without Sin Cast the First Stone' is presented as a true Christian tenet, contrasting with the judgmental attitudes of some fundamentalist groups.

The Role of Aliens and Historical Religious Origins

The magazine explores the possibility of alien involvement in shaping religions, referencing books like 'Gods Of Eden' and the Sitchin books. It discusses the historical origins of Christianity, suggesting that the New Testament stories are related to Apollonius of Tyana and that the Council of Nicea compiled and named the deity 'Heysoos Christos.' The creation of the 'Catholic' religion as an all-encompassing Roman religion is also detailed, with a warning that a similar imposition of a unified world religion could occur in a 'New World Order.'

Paul's Teachings and Strict Regimens

Regarding the Apostle Paul, 'Cosmic Awareness' suggests that he distorted original teachings and imposed his own narrow views, particularly concerning women. His creation of a structured regimen provided followers with a sense of security, appealing to those who sought obedience and structure, especially those coming from structured backgrounds. The issue contrasts this with the modern appreciation for self-expression and freedom that has led to a decline in the influence of religions relying heavily on strict regimens.

California Wildfires and Spiritual Awakening

The issue addresses the California wildfires, interpreting them as a symbolic energy associated with purification and a potential substitute for human sacrifice. While acknowledging they may forestall earthquake energies, the primary intent is seen as shattering collective consciousness and creating a disturbance that redirects focus. This event is linked to a potential spiritual awakening in California, leading to a greater realization of values beyond materialism. The fires are viewed as a catalyst for change, prompting a deeper appreciation for simple life and relationships.

Encounters with the Divine and Extradimensional Experiences

A personal account describes encounters with a 'beautiful lady' who appeared to be the Virgin Mary, accompanied by bursts of light. 'Cosmic Awareness' interprets this as an energy carried over from a previous lifetime, a deep psychological bond to a Catholic background, and an apparition from another dimension. It suggests that children, being less grounded, are more open to interdimensional experiences. The possibility of a UFO abduction is dismissed, with the experience attributed to a past-life memory and a mystical incarnation as a 'Wanderer.'

The Rothschilds and Global Control

The magazine investigates the Rothschild family's alleged plan to rule the world, linking them to secret groups like the Knights Templar, Freemasonry, and the 'New World Order.' It suggests that while a ruler may be set up, the true force behind them will remain unseen. The potential for this effort is seen to begin around 1992, but its long-term success is considered improbable. The connection between the Queen of England, the Rothschilds, and various secret societies, including the Red Cross, is explored, with an underlying aspect of alien influence suggested.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

Recurring themes in this issue include the manipulative nature of organized religion, the concept of mind control and societal programming, the potential for alien influence on human affairs, and the dynamics of power and control exerted by influential families and secret societies. The editorial stance, as conveyed through 'Cosmic Awareness,' is critical of dogmatic and judgmental religious practices, advocating for spiritual evolution, critical thinking, and a broader understanding of consciousness and reality. There is a consistent emphasis on examining beliefs and questioning established norms.

Title: REVELATIONS OF AWARENESS
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country: USA
Document Type: Newsletter

This issue of REVELATIONS OF AWARENESS delves into several intriguing questions related to ancient lineages, symbolism, and spiritual concepts. The content is presented through a question-and-answer format with 'Cosmic Awareness' and a reflective piece titled 'The Season of Nurturing'.

Are Rothschilds Nefilim Related?

The first question posed to Cosmic Awareness concerns a potential link between the Rothschild family and the ancient Nefilim, and whether the Nefilim possess a genetic marker. Cosmic Awareness suggests that this connection appears to have an influence on the family. While some aspects of this lineage may have been maintained, others have become diffused. The influence is described as being more akin to psychological binding and reincarnation of groups rather than a direct genetic carry-over. It is noted that while some Rothschild entities may have reincarnated into lives unrelated to their family, the principle of interlife purposes and group connections is highlighted.

Who Are the "Blue Apple" Group?

Another question explores the 'Blue Apple' group, a phrase mentioned in conjunction with a grave and cavern, and depicted in Poussin's painting 'Shepherds of Arcadia'. Cosmic Awareness states that the energy surrounding this inquiry is not yet clear, but it appears to relate to a symbolism associated with a racial type or family line, similar to the concept of 'Blue Bloods' referring to royalty. The apple is interpreted as symbolizing the soul, thus suggesting the 'Blue Apples' refer to the royal souls of a group of entities. Clarity on this matter is expected to emerge in the future.

What is Cosmic Awareness?

This section defines Cosmic Awareness as the Force that expressed itself through various spiritual figures such as Jesus of Nazareth, the Buddha, Krishna, Mohammed, Edgar Cayce, and other avatars. It is presented as a communication channel for the 'Heavenly Father' that speaks today as the world enters the 'New Age'. Since 1963, Cosmic Awareness has communicated through trained channels, providing information for those who wish to help usher in the New Age. The readings emphasize that individuals should not blindly believe but should question, explore, doubt, and discover truth for themselves. The interpreters and Cosmic Awareness Communications are not responsible for the content of the readings, nor do they necessarily agree with the statements. The responsibility for editorial comments and illustrations lies with the editor.

The Season of Nurturing

This piece, written by Vekki T, the Faithful Correspondence Secretary, reflects on the season of Easter and spring as a time of rebirth and new life. It draws a parallel to the theme of the 'Children of Light' seen in the Winter Olympic Games, suggesting it is a 'time of the child'. The author encourages readers to embrace their inner child, to live in the moment, and to allow themselves to be amazed, spontaneous, and to believe in miracles. The piece shares a personal anecdote about a childhood encounter with a bumblebee, illustrating the idea that perceived limitations can be overcome. The core message is that by forgetting restrictions and embracing love, all things become possible, and the starting point for making the world a better place is within oneself.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around lineage, hidden symbolism, and spiritual evolution. The newsletter consistently presents 'Cosmic Awareness' as a source of insight into these complex topics, encouraging a personal journey of discovery. The editorial stance appears to be one of open inquiry, inviting readers to question and explore spiritual and historical mysteries, while emphasizing the importance of love, self-awareness, and living in the present moment. The newsletter also provides practical information on how to subscribe and support its publication.