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Magazine Overview

This issue of "Revelations The Cosmic Newsletter," dated 2005-11 and identified as Issue No. 593, is published by Cosmic Awareness Communications. It is a 6-page magazine that delves into spiritual, historical, and health-related topics, with a cover headline posing the question: "Did the Disciples of Jesus Really Write the New Testament?"

Did the Disciples of Jesus Really Write the New Testament?

This section addresses the question of the New Testament's authorship, suggesting that the writings originated from an original teaching within the Essene schools. These teachings were passed down through disciples and teachers, with the actual recording of the stories occurring about 80 years after Jesus's death. The information is said to have been adapted from earlier writings of Babylonian, Hindu, Persian, and Arabic mystery schools, including elements from the "Passion Play." Awareness indicates that parallels can be found in ancient texts and that the phrases used in the New Testament are often identical to or translations from much older scriptures. The text also suggests that cultural anthropologists, rather than strictly biblical scholars, are better equipped to objectively research and discover the origins and connections of these teachings.

The Essene Schools and the "Passion Play"

The Essene schools, influenced by Egyptian, Babylonian, and other ancient mystery schools, adapted their teachings to the cultural needs of the time, focusing on concepts of love and mercy rather than earthly power. The "Passion Play" ritual, which involves a candidate sacrificing their ego and being resurrected, is presented as a central theme. The text clarifies that the Essene school did not use threats of death for failure to perform the ritual, unlike some other mystery schools. Jesus is described as having been trained in these mystical teachings by masters from Tibet, India, Armania, and Egypt, and he utilized a form of the "Passion Play" to bring about cultural change in the Hebrew nation. It is suggested that Jesus did not die on the cross but entered a state of suspended animation and was later taken up by a "Galactic Command spacecraft."

Jesus and the Galactic Command

This section further explores the idea of Jesus being taken up by a Galactic Command spacecraft, drawing a parallel to the movie "Star Wars." It explains that this event occurred in an ethereal sense, with Jesus not in his physical body but in a spacecraft or interdimensional craft. The difficulty in answering questions about Jesus's life is attributed to the fragmented, symbolic, and sometimes fictitious nature of the historical documents, as well as the varying frames of reference from which questions are asked.

Fundamentalist Christians and New Information

When asked about the impact of information that Jesus did not die on the cross on fundamentalist Christians, Awareness suggests that for those at a particular level of consciousness, it is better for the story to remain intact. As entities mature, they will naturally seek deeper meanings and begin to study the more sensitive aspects of Jesus's life, leading to an awareness of love, mercy, and the mysteries beyond dogma.

Some Aspects of Consciousness Need to be Upset

This brief section notes that the information presented could potentially upset certain aspects of consciousness but also benefit others. It suggests holding this information until a more appropriate time for release.

Healing Frost Bite Tissue Damage

This section addresses a question about healing frost-bite tissue damage. Awareness indicates that while immediate first aid and gradual warming are standard treatments, there could be future benefits from mild electric and magnetic currents. The damage is not yet fully repairable with modern technology, but slight electric currents might stimulate living cells to promote healing. However, significant luck and immunity are seen as important for an entity to benefit.

Chondriana Therapy

A breakthrough in healing called "chondriana therapy" is mentioned, which is described as a life force that can regrow organs or limbs by feeding the DNA code. It has reportedly been used to regrow a heart and may be capable of regrowing frost-bitten toes or other limbs. The inventor of this therapy is a Nobel prize nominee, but the information is kept secret to avoid disrupting multi-billion dollar industries like cancer and AIDS businesses. The inventor is seeking a way to release this therapy internationally.

The Healing Waters from Mexico

Regarding the healing waters from Mexico, Awareness suggests they could offer slight benefit by carrying vitality to dying cells, potentially helping with frost-bite.

Any Cure for a Quadriplegic?

In response to a question about a cure for quadriplegia, Awareness states that chondriana therapy could potentially heal spinal cord injuries by regrowing damaged areas. However, like frost-bite treatment, this therapy is not expected to be publicly released for many years. It might become available in foreign countries or through a black market.

Regarding experimental drugs like GM1 or GMI, Awareness suggests they may not have long-term serious side-effects if used short-term, but caution is advised for long-term use, with monitoring for apparent side-effects.

Hooked on Marijuana (How To Get Free From This Habit)

This section addresses marijuana use. Awareness suggests it is often a habit for relaxation and to achieve passiveness and satisfaction, rather than a severe addiction. It is noted that marijuana can hinder accomplishments, ambition, and initiative. Alternative relaxation methods are suggested, including chamomile tea, hops, and other herbal substitutes like "Calms" and "Calms Forte." Additionally, activities like walking and observing nature are recommended to improve well-being and break the interest in marijuana. The text also notes that marijuana can lead to a desire to "go blank" or avoid daily responsibilities, creating a "poverty state" that hinders the entity's purpose.

How Drugs Weaken the Brain Function

This part discusses the lingering effects of marijuana and hashish on brain function, suggesting that a sticky substance remains in the brain for at least 15 years, slowing reactions. Psilocybin mushrooms are mentioned as a potential remedy to clear these "cobwebs," though they must be used carefully and are illegal in some countries. Vitamin C, citrus fruits, Gotu Kola, and Lemon Grass tea are also suggested as beneficial. Fasting with lemon and honey over a week or two can help diminish sluggishness.

He Wants the Cosmic Laws on Subliminal Tape

This section discusses the potential benefits of having Cosmic Laws on subliminal cassette tapes for spiritual growth. Awareness indicates that while this could offer advantages, studying the laws directly provides deeper understanding as each examination reveals something new. The Cosmic Laws are described as having cosmic proportions and wide applicability to an individual's life. Having these laws in one's subconscious and conscious mind is beneficial, similar to learning the ABCs. Using both conscious learning and subliminal tapes could offer combined benefits, but conscious learning should not be ignored.

What is Cosmic Awareness?

This section defines Cosmic Awareness as the Force that expressed itself through various avatars like Jesus, Buddha, Krishna, and Mohammed. It has been communicating through trained channels since 1963, aiming to help bring in the "New Age." The newsletter encourages questioning, exploring, and discovering truth through one's own channel, stating that Cosmic Awareness "indicates" and "suggests," and that the publisher and interpreters are not responsible for the content.

The Cosmic Awareness Spiritual Development Course (ARIES: Lesson Number Eleven)

This lesson focuses on "actions of release, of surrender," where individuals let go of personal goals and allow higher forces to control their direction. It explains that even those who achieve high levels in various pursuits eventually reach a peak and feel a sense of incompleteness. This leads to a suspicion of power and goal-seeking. The story of the Tower of Babel is used as an analogy for this collapse of achievement, leading to a realization that power does not grant everlasting life. Surrender to God and the forces of the Universe is presented as a path to discovering ignored levels of sensitivity, mercy, and love. The ultimate question for all entities is "How many have you served, and how well?" Serving others without personal motivation or gain is emphasized as the true reward, leading to personal transformation and greater capacity to serve. The lesson concludes by stating that sacrifice and martyrdom have accomplished little, and there are no great rewards in them.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around spiritual growth, the nature of reality, and the historical and mystical aspects of religious teachings, particularly Christianity. There is a strong emphasis on self-discovery, personal responsibility, and service to others as paths to higher consciousness. The publication positions itself as a conduit for "Cosmic Awareness," encouraging critical thinking and personal exploration rather than blind belief. The editorial stance appears to be one of providing esoteric information and guidance for spiritual evolution, often drawing from channeled messages and ancient wisdom traditions. The newsletter also addresses practical concerns like addiction and healing, offering alternative perspectives and potential solutions.

This issue of "Revelations of Awareness" from November 1st, 1994, delves into a variety of topics, primarily through the channeled insights of "Cosmic Awareness" interpreted by Paul Shockley. The magazine explores themes of self-awareness, service, government surveillance, health, and environmental concerns.

The Nature of Giving and Service

The issue begins by discussing the concept of giving without expectation of reward. Cosmic Awareness emphasizes that true giving is a response to need, not a transaction for future gain. Gifts with attached 'hooks' are discouraged, as they hinder the natural return of energy. The analogy of a tree bearing fruit is used to illustrate selfless giving. The concept of natural law returning energy is linked to the Law of Gratitude. Entities are encouraged to respond to urgencies based on their perceived importance, rather than trying to impose external order. The importance of individual response over rigid structure is highlighted, cautioning against creating 'Towers of Babel' or systems that become masters of the people they are meant to serve.

Health Concerns: Antibiotics, Cancer, and Immune Systems

An excerpt discusses the practice of using antibiotics in chickens, leading to eggs that pass these substances to humans. This is presented as a danger that can create immunity, hindering the body's ability to fight infections and potentially leading to chronic suicide. The issue also touches upon the potential connection between malaria and cancer, suggesting that antibodies developed to fight malaria might also offer protection against cancer. The general deterioration of immune systems in modern society is noted, with a call for consumers to demand healthier food options.

Environmental Issues and Pluto in Scorpio

Cosmic Awareness notes that Pluto's entry into Scorpio has brought environmental issues to the forefront. Concerns include oil spills, destruction of marine and bird life, and the mismanagement of nuclear waste dumps and plants. This environmental concern is expected to continue as long as Pluto remains in Scorpio, after which systems for environmental cleanup are anticipated.

Government Surveillance and "Big Brother"

A significant portion of the magazine focuses on government surveillance. It is revealed that the US government is leasing church steeples to install scanners that can read microchips embedded in identification cards. These cards, initially planned as medical cards, are now expected to be issued through the postal service as a means of identifying individuals. The information gathered is transmitted to centralized computers in Australia and Brussels. The issue also discusses new driver's licenses with microchip technology and the presence of scanners on highways and in police cars, making it increasingly difficult to avoid detection. Furthermore, the article details "colored markers" on the back of highway signs, which are speculated to indicate destinations such as crematoriums, detention camps, or areas for confiscation, suggesting a coordinated system for control and tracking.

Project ELF and Urban Warfare

Questions are raised about the continued funding of Project ELF, a facility in Northern Wisconsin used for communicating with submarines. Cosmic Awareness suggests that ELF waves might have other purposes, including potentially causing earthquakes or affecting mass consciousness, and could be used for bypassing standard communication channels. The magazine also mentions the construction of a "mock city" at Fort Polk, Louisiana, for training US troops in "Third World urban warfare situations," interpreted as preparation for confiscating guns and property from citizens.

Personal Growth and Understanding

Several sections offer guidance on personal development. "How to Learn to Love Your Enemy" suggests transforming feelings of hostility through focused attention on positive attributes and imagining the consequences of negative actions. The concept of "error" is explored, distinguishing between alien possession and the realization of one's own potential to do harm. The issue also touches upon the idea of channeling, specifically the possibility of humans channeling dolphins, and the nature of decrees and their connection to cosmic laws like Gratitude and Substitution.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring theme throughout the magazine is the importance of truth, awareness, and individual responsibility. Cosmic Awareness emphasizes providing information, even if it is perceived as negative or scary, rather than offering comforting but untrue messages. The editorial stance is clearly against government overreach and surveillance, advocating for awareness of these issues. The magazine positions itself as a source of "truth" and "information that can save your life or prepare you for something that could be very threatening," rather than a source of entertainment or feel-good messages.