Cosmic Awareness - 2002 06 - religion astrology egypt love christianity alien pyramid psychology war mind

Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations The Cosmic Newsletter" from Cosmic Awareness Communications, dated 2002-6 (Issue No. 552), celebrates its 31st year. The cover features a photograph of a woman and a dog, with several provocative questions posed as headlines: "WHAT IS LOVE?", "Were the pyramids built by dark forces?", "Why tithing is important", "Why prayer and meditation did not prevent a war", and "Can your astrological sign kill you?"

What is Love?

The main article, "WHAT IS LOVE? (And How to Be a True Emissary of Love)" by Susanna Thorpe-Clark, explores the concept of love through an email exchange. Sandy Medine questions the understanding of love, referencing an article by James Twyman about psychic children. The author reflects on how easily the word 'love' is used casually, often confused with liking or affection. True love is described as a strong, intense emotion expressed through compassion, empathy, respect, and acceptance, and felt as an attitude of mind and heart, displayed by example in all interactions. The article distinguishes between liking and loving, noting that one can love someone for who they are without necessarily liking their behavior. The author admits to often having difficulty demonstrating love due to childhood experiences where conditional love was taught. The concept of "unconditional love" is defined as acceptance without obligation, control, or judgment. The article concludes that to be an emissary of love means fully accepting and loving oneself, allowing the joy of self-love to govern thoughts and actions.

Cosmic Awareness affirms this introduction to love, noting the tragic truth that humans no longer remember its true meaning. It suggests that many minds are choked with faulty beliefs, disconnecting consciousness from unconditional love and guidance from spirit. Enlightenment, it states, begins with reconnecting with the language of the heart.

Religions and Divine Wisdom

This section discusses how religions often advocate that divine wisdom comes from external sources, such as holy scriptures, and can involve conditional love and placement in heaven or hell. The central error within mass consciousness, according to Cosmic Awareness, is the belief that guidance must come from outside, leading to a lack of true thinking, acting, and feeling. This is reinforced by scientific approaches that fail to acknowledge spirit. The error severs innate connections to divinity and robs humanity of sensory information that fosters unity.

The Dual Opposing Forces: Yin and Yang

Love is described as symbolic of the positive electric pole and its attractive force, working with the negative, repellant pole to orchestrate movement and development in material identities. This core energy exchange process, though not officially recognized by science due to resistance to the concept of spirit, exists universally. The positive (yang) and negative (yin) forces work together, both being necessary for balance and optimal development.

Access to Spiritual Emotion

Spiritual emotion is accessed through feelings of pleasure and pain. Historically, these feelings have been entangled with religious judgments of "Good" and "Evil." Feelings are the only force that cannot be overcome by reason, and they guide the mind in its optimal use of free will. Acceptance of divine guidance leads to positive feelings, while resistance leads to negative feelings, signaling a disconnect between spiritual potentials and material manifestations.

Love is All About Reconnecting Mind With Spirit

Love is about reconnecting with common unity and guidance, accepting its wisdom. It involves connecting the mind with the body's wisdom, through which the spirit speaks its feelings. An emissary of love must first love oneself enough to recognize divinity within, discarding beliefs about external authority and righteousness. This inner voice guides toward thoughts and actions that bring complex pleasures like love, trust, and compassion.

Were the Pyramids Built by Dark Forces?

This section addresses a question from Ben P. regarding whether the great pyramid of Giza and other pyramids were built by "Dark Forces" from Mars or Draco, and if ancient Freemasonry or Mystery Teachings were developed by them. Cosmic Awareness indicates that extraterrestrials helped build the pyramids, but not from dark forces. The construction is described as being achieved through levitation using a black stone, possibly obsidian, affected by chanting and musical tones. Later pyramids were built using manual labor and slavery. The concept of "Mystery Schools" and their origins are also discussed, with references to Sumerian and Akkadian texts and Zechariah Sitchin's work. The roles of Enlil (from Draco, a Reptoid type) and Enki (from Sirius) in the creation of early humanoids are explored. Enlil created a modernized version of man for labor, while Enki attempted to add a mammalian brain, allowing for spiritual evolution and the ability to think and make choices. This is likened to the biblical story of the serpent tempting Eve with the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge. The symbol of Sirius is identified as a serpent, representing wisdom and life force.

The Hawaiian Kahunas Parallels the Teachings of Christ

This section draws parallels between the philosophy of Hawaiian Kahunas, Christ's teachings, and other ancient traditions like those of the Masons, Berbers, and Zuni. It suggests a unified underlying religion or code across various cultures, symbolized by terms like "Huna," "Kahuna," and "Cahina." The concept of the "One" is linked to the Law of One.

What Is That Chanting Coming From Beneath the Sphinx?

Responding to a question from Norman D., Cosmic Awareness mentions previous information about extraterrestrials who held great power beneath the Sphinx. These entities were neutralized by other extraterrestrial Light Forces. While remnants might exist, there is no current negative threat. However, ancient extraterrestrial devices beneath the Sphinx require careful handling, some possibly being communicative devices emitting chants or used for other purposes. A hall passing underground to the Great Pyramid, possibly the Hall of Records, is also mentioned.

Was Sound the Key to Levitation?

Lenore M. asks if sound was used in pyramid building. Cosmic Awareness confirms that sound and vibration are the key to levitation and neutralizing gravity.

What Source of Light Inside Pyramids?

Regarding light used for digging underground, Cosmic Awareness indicates it came from certain chemicals painted on walls, a mineral whose name is not fully recalled but starts with "A."

Why the 4 Million Mummified Ibis

This section explains that the mummification of ibis was a form of early computerization, with each mummy holding consciousness that emitted information slowly over time. This process was intended to speed up humanity's evolution. However, it had a negative effect on the souls of the mummified, causing them to remain retarded through many incarnations. The interpreter, Paul Shockley, is mentioned as having been mummified and later tuning into his mummy to release himself from its effects. The advice is given to opt for cremation over mummification.

Why Were 4 Million Ibis Mummified? (Follow-up)

Cosmic Awareness reiterates that the Ibis mummies were recognized as special beings carrying spiritual power, and their mummification was believed to protect the earth from extraterrestrial invaders.

The Significance of the Point on the Great Pyramid

The pyramids are seen as seed symbols of civilization. The Great Pyramid's missing point signifies the removal of a hierarchy king or one in power, preventing a single group from holding absolute control. Those who pursue power will eventually reach a point where they can only go down. The symbolism of pyramids and mummification was intended to convey messages to subconscious minds.

The Ages of Consciousness

This section discusses the cycles of ages and their impact on consciousness. The Age of Pisces is described as the lowest level of consciousness, while the Age of Aquarius is seen as a time of increased social understanding, scientific discovery, and technology, though possibly with less compassion. The movement of consciousness rises and falls through the ages, with falling stages leading to self-centeredness and higher stages leading to greater love and awareness. The transition from Pisces to Aquarius is highlighted.

Mithra - The Mother of Present Religions

This section traces the astrological ages, linking the Age of Taurus to the bull-fighting era and the mother religion of Mithra. The Age of Aries is associated with David and the Ram, with Libra as its opposite, representing law and balance. The Age of Pisces, the Fisher King, is the Age of Christ, with Virgo as its opposite, representing analyzers and bookkeepers. The Piscean Age was ruled by priests and involved water and discovery.

The Karma for Humanity Will Come From the Sign of Leo

The Age of Aquarius is an Air sign focused on service and social concerns, with Leo as its opposite, ruling children, sports, and show business. Karma for humanity will come from Leo, while expressions will come from Aquarius. Entities may need to develop greater loyalty during the Aquarian Age.

Why Did Pharaohs Fixate on Eternal Life?

Pharaohs sought eternal life through material means, believing that by taking possessions into their tombs, they would rise in the next world with them. This was an attempt to preserve their worldly fame and honor. The concept of the "Ka" (soul) is introduced as originating with the ancient Egyptians, who believed preserving the name and possessions would preserve the soul. The importance of a name as symbolizing one's essence is discussed, contrasting ancient reverence for names with modern tendencies to change them.

The Pharaoh Akhnaton: What was his Mission?

This section begins to address a question about Pharaoh Akhnaton, his origins, and mission, suggesting he was not of this earth and may have had a medical problem, according to authorities.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around the nature of consciousness, spirituality, and the influence of extraterrestrial beings on human history and development. The magazine presents a perspective that challenges conventional historical and religious narratives, suggesting hidden truths about ancient civilizations, the origins of humanity, and the spiritual evolution of mankind. The editorial stance appears to be one of seeking and disseminating esoteric knowledge, encouraging readers to question established beliefs and explore deeper spiritual understandings. There is a consistent emphasis on the concept of "Awareness" as a guiding principle and a path to enlightenment.

This issue of CAC General Reading, dated 1-3-97, is a compilation of channeled messages from Cosmic Awareness, addressing a variety of spiritual, historical, and contemporary topics. The content ranges from the origins of major religions to the impact of current events and personal development.

The Origins of Christianity and Religious Syncretism

The issue delves into the historical formation of Christianity, positing that it was not solely based on Jesus of Nazareth but was a composite religion created in Rome. This syncretic approach aimed to unify various existing religions, including those of the Nazarene, Krishna, and Sun Worshippers. The text suggests that the concept of 'One God' was introduced by Akhnaton in Egypt, and later, Constantine in Rome convened a council to reconcile conflicting religious factions. The name 'Yahsoos' is presented as the original protagonist's name, meaning 'Neither He Nor She,' and 'Yahsoos the Christos' became the title. The crucifixion story is said to have been incorporated from Krishna philosophy, with the Piso family in Rome allegedly tasked with writing the New Testament books after the supposed crucifixion, making it easier to establish the narrative due to shorter lifespans at the time. The symbol of the cross and fish for the Piscean Age is also discussed, with the 'Fisher King' representing the God of that era.

Huna Philosophy and the Nature of Jesus

Cosmic Awareness highlights that the Hawaiians recognized Jesus as the greatest of all Kahunas, aligning his teachings with Huna philosophy. The text recommends Max Freedom Long's books, particularly 'The Huna Code in Religion,' for understanding these principles and the nature of Jesus's teachings, suggesting that Huna offers clarity on the mysteries of both Jesus and ancient Egypt.

Nefertiti and Ancient Egypt

A question about Nefertiti explores her legendary beauty and her role as wife of Akhnaton. The text suggests that the enduring fascination with this family stems from the availability of numerous replicas and Akhnaton's role in establishing the concept of monotheism. While acknowledging the information available, it implies that there isn't a significant new narrative to be discovered beyond what is already known, cautioning against becoming overly fixated on ancient Egypt, as it can hinder spiritual growth.

Tithing and the Law of the Vacuum

The concept of tithing is explained through the 'Law of the Vacuum.' This principle suggests that by giving something away, one creates a void that naturally seeks replacement. The text clarifies that this is not about expecting a specific return but about creating an opening for something desired to fill that void. It emphasizes the importance of a positive attitude and the potential for receiving more than what was given.

The Gulf War and the Effectiveness of Spiritual Efforts

A poignant question from a member in England addresses the perceived futility of prayers and meditations in the face of events like the Gulf War. Cosmic Awareness acknowledges the frustration of feeling unheard but suggests that these efforts may have had an unseen impact, preventing worse outcomes. It cautions against self-blame and highlights the limitations of individual power against overwhelming forces. The text draws a parallel to the Vietnam War, where gradual change began with a small group of voices that eventually grew louder.

Astrology and Suicide

An article from a tabloid is examined, which claims that astrological signs can predict suicide rates. The study cited suggests a higher propensity for suicide among Gemini and Cancer individuals. Cosmic Awareness confirms a correlation but stresses that it's not an absolute accuracy and that other astrological influences, such as planetary placements, also play a significant role. It advocates for more comprehensive statistical analysis, considering various time periods and influences.

The Nature of Consciousness and Communication

The issue explores the concept of consciousness through different levels, from mind and emotion to pure consciousness. It explains how Cosmic Awareness communicates, emphasizing that it is an invisible force that works through interpreters. The text clarifies that 'energizing' questions is important for clear communication, and that while entities can connect directly, becoming a trained interpreter requires specific attunement and is not a matter of attending secret schools. It also addresses the question of whether Cosmic Awareness has emotions, defining emotions as attachments and stating that Awareness operates on a universal level, aware of attachment without being controlled by it.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

Throughout the issue, Cosmic Awareness consistently emphasizes the interconnectedness of all things, the power of consciousness, and the importance of understanding spiritual laws. There is a recurring theme of questioning established narratives, particularly regarding religious origins and the effectiveness of spiritual practices in worldly affairs. The publisher, Cosmic Awareness Communications, presents itself as a non-profit organization dedicated to disseminating spiritual information, encouraging self-discovery, and promoting the entry into a 'New Age' of spiritual consciousness. The editorial stance is one of guidance and suggestion, urging readers to explore and discover truth for themselves rather than blindly accepting information.