Cosmic Awareness - 2005 12 - psychology mind subconscious health soul love lower self religion afterlife alien

Magazine Overview

Title: Revelations: The Cosmic Newsletter
Issue Date: 2005-12 (Issue No. 594)
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Country of Publication: USA
Price: $3.00

This issue of "Revelations: The Cosmic Newsletter" from Cosmic Awareness Communications, dated December 2005, celebrates its 34th year of publication. The cover features a young girl and highlights several articles, including topics on healing, spiritual development, and historical mysteries.

Key Articles and Themes

Healing and Well-being

How to Heal Yourself of Cancer and Glaucoma: This section addresses healing from serious illnesses. For cancer, it suggests that while there are many entities not cured, the desire to live is paramount. It mentions herbal cures and books like "Back to Eden" and the works of Dr. Christopher and Dr. Jensen. Psychic and sacramental healings are also discussed, emphasizing the visualization of light and the removal of cancerous elements. For glaucoma, the use of marijuana is suggested to improve eyesight, and papaya seeds placed on the eyes are also recommended. The importance of a harmonious lifestyle, including mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual cleanliness, is stressed for achieving perfect health.

How to Deal With Hair Falling Out: This article suggests self-hypnosis and scalp massage as methods to encourage hair growth. It also recommends diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and vitamins, particularly carrots and carrot juice.

Spiritual Development and Consciousness

How to Develop Cosmic Awareness: This extensive section explains that Cosmic Awareness is the Force that expressed itself through various spiritual figures. It emphasizes that entities are creators of their own reality and universe. Developing Cosmic Awareness involves understanding one's true self, realizing the interconnectedness of all beings, and maintaining a connection to the greater Cosmic Self. It highlights the importance of humility and the realization that one is the creator of their own experience. The concept of "belief" is explored as a lens through which individuals perceive reality, leading to diverse interpretations of the same situation. The article suggests that by questioning beliefs and seeking collective realities, entities can move towards Universal harmony.

The Reincarnation Concept is Challenged: This piece addresses a question about reincarnation, specifically referencing a claim by Madam Blavatsky that she made a mistake in teaching it. The article argues that evidence from children recalling past lives and describing places and people they've never encountered is more convincing than such claims.

What Can Bring Brotherly Love Throughout the World?: This section posits that brotherly love is possible and can be fostered through forgiveness, love for one another, and considering the welfare of others above self. It references the Laws of Mercy and Gratitude and suggests that embracing love will exorcise strife, sin, and hatred.

Concerning the World After 2000: This part looks towards the future, suggesting a passing through cataclysms where greed and lust will cease. It envisions a time without labor and pain, where entities create through vibratory rates, guided by a single law: the Law of One and the Law of Love.

Always Be Watchful at Christmas and Holidays: This advisory warns entities to be vigilant during holiday periods, as significant events can occur unnoticed due to people's focus on family.

Wisdom of Awareness: Accepting 'What Is': This quote encourages entities to accept their circumstances, learn from errors, and move forward constructively to find meaning and happiness.

Historical and Societal Topics

Because of Maldek is Earth Now Unstable?: This question explores the potential connection between the destruction of the planet Maldek and Earth's current instability. Cosmic Awareness suggests that while Maldek's destruction affected consciousness, Earth is stable enough to continue its existence.

What Happened to the Columbian Liberty Bell?: This article details the mystery of the 13,000-pound replica of the Liberty Bell that vanished after arriving in Atlanta in 1895. Despite extensive research, its fate remains unknown, with theories ranging from melting down by Czarists to hijacking.

The Cosmic Awareness Spiritual Development Course

ARIES Lesson Number 12: This lesson focuses on moving deeply into the discovery of one's hidden self and exploring deeper meanings of self. It emphasizes that as entities become more sensitive, they begin to see beyond the "garments" and "masks" others wear, recognizing the divinity and identical souls behind them. It suggests that competition diminishes as communication and co-creative activities increase, leading to Universal harmony.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around spiritual growth, self-discovery, and the concept of "Cosmic Awareness" as an inner divine force. The magazine promotes a New Age perspective, emphasizing personal responsibility for one's reality, the power of consciousness, and the importance of love, compassion, and forgiveness. The editorial stance appears to be one of guidance and enlightenment, encouraging readers to question, explore, and discover truth for themselves, rather than blindly accepting information. The publication also touches upon historical curiosities and practical advice for physical and mental well-being, all framed within its unique spiritual philosophy.

This issue of Cosmic Awareness Communications, identified as issue number 11, delves into profound philosophical and spiritual concepts, primarily focusing on the nature of reality, consciousness, and the self. The publication explores how individual and collective belief systems shape perceived reality and discusses the implications of differing viewpoints.

The Nature of Reality and Belief Systems

The core of the initial discussion posits that reality is not a fixed external construct but rather a creation of consciousness, influenced by belief systems. When an entity's perception or belief system differs from the collective, they may be ostracized or deemed 'unreal.' This Awareness emphasizes that all perspectives are valid, as entities collectively create the universe through their projected images and belief systems. The concept of a 'collective mass-mind' is introduced, suggesting that entities can be programmed by 'master hypnotists' to create forms and structures that seem real but are ultimately mental constructs.

Sin and the Ten Commandments

The issue addresses the concept of 'sin,' defining it etymologically as 'missing the mark' or deviating from a path. It questions whether sins are strictly limited to the Ten Commandments, explaining that the commandments served as general social rules for the Jewish people at a specific time. The 'Golden Mean' philosophy is referenced, advocating for balance between extremes. The discussion highlights that while unintentional harm may carry less karmic weight than willful intent, it still involves a degree of responsibility. The interpretation of 'Thou Shalt Not Kill' is explored, with a question raised about whether it implies vegetarianism, though the text clarifies the original intent likely referred to murder, not necessarily the killing of animals.

Hypnosis and the Subconscious

A significant portion of the magazine is dedicated to the exploration of hypnosis and its relationship with the subconscious mind. It is presented as a tool that can be used for beneficial purposes, such as self-exploration and healing, but also acknowledges its potential for misuse and negative connotations. The text distinguishes between authoritarian and more gentle approaches to hypnosis, suggesting that the effectiveness depends on the individual's receptivity and desire. The role of the subconscious in receiving suggestions, even those that might conflict with moral training, is discussed, with the caveat that a deeply ingrained conflicting data within the subconscious might reject such suggestions. The issue also touches upon the use of hypnosis in training assassins, noting the economic efficiency of using individuals who are more easily influenced.

The Self: Conscious, Subconscious, and Superconscious

The relationship between the conscious, subconscious, and superconscious minds is explained through an analogy of ocean levels. The conscious mind is likened to the surface, the subconscious to the deep, and the superconscious to the highest dimension. The text clarifies that these are not rigidly separate divisions but interconnected aspects of the self. It is suggested that the subconscious, while sometimes seen as lacking judgment, possesses a rudimentary form of discernment. The concept of a 'collective unconscious' is also introduced, containing memories from past lives. The issue emphasizes the importance of harmony between these aspects of the self for personal growth and integration, leading to the potential for a 'triune self.'

Addiction and Loyalty

Addiction is described as a state where an individual's authority is surrendered to urges, appetites, or compulsions, hindering their grander purpose. This occurs when the 'subordinate authority' (appetite) is given more power than the individual's true purpose. Shifts in loyalty, whether to individuals, groups, or beliefs, are identified as a significant cause of mental and physical illnesses. When loyalties are disrupted, it can create internal conflict and emotional blocks that manifest as chronic symptoms.

Communication and Healing

The magazine explores methods for communicating with the subconscious, including the use of pendulums and hypnotherapy. It stresses that patience and understanding are key to training the subconscious, much like training a child or pet. The importance of removing communication blocks between the conscious and subconscious is highlighted, as they can sometimes be in a state of conflict. The issue also touches upon releasing areas of trauma, suggesting that this can be achieved through conscious memory, hypnosis, dreams, or even certain hallucinogens. The concept of 'Inner Space' is presented as a new frontier for exploration, holding the key to understanding oneself and humanity.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes throughout this issue revolve around the power of consciousness, the subjective nature of reality, the interconnectedness of the self, and the importance of spiritual growth. The editorial stance appears to be one of encouraging self-exploration, critical thinking about societal programming, and the pursuit of inner understanding. The publication advocates for a holistic view of the self and the universe, emphasizing the potential for healing and integration through conscious awareness and harmonious relationships between the different aspects of one's being. The use of questions and answers, attributed to 'Cosmic Awareness,' serves as the primary method of conveying information and guidance.

This document is a single-page newsletter or message from Cosmic Awareness Communications, titled 'A Christmas Message From Cosmic Awareness'. It is presented as an interpretation by Paul Shockley and discusses the spiritual significance of Christmas.

Christmas Message from Cosmic Awareness

The core of the message explains that the event in Bethlehem 2000 years ago, related to the birth of Jesus, was a manifestation of the 'crystal consciousness' that ushered in the Piscean Age. This messiah figure was a creation of the collective consciousness of the age, arising from its needs. The message posits that the physical birth of Christ was also a representation of the Christ Consciousness, purity, and clarity, facilitated by the Essenes.

It suggests that in the present era, there is an opportunity for entities to foster children with high levels of awareness by providing them with the right environment, space, vibratory situations, and faith, allowing the Christ Consciousness to manifest without distortion.

The message further elaborates that the movement towards this 'Holy Child' consciousness begins within each individual. It encourages individuals to nurture their inner child, the 'Holy Being within,' which will bring order to their lives and allow them to emanate the Christ Consciousness from within.

The Spirit of Christmas and Universal Laws

The spirit of Christmas is described as originating within one's own psyche and radiating outward. It is equated with the Law of Love and the Law of Gratitude. The Law of Gratitude is defined as a sense of satisfaction where given energy receives a reward, moving in a curved line that eventually returns with gifts. The Law of Love is characterized by prioritizing the welfare and concern for others above oneself, and by resisting evil, thereby following the course of least resistance.

The message highlights that the greatest gift one can give is a portion of oneself, offered with love and without expectations, which facilitates communion between individuals.

Nurturing the Inner Christ

Cosmic Awareness suggests that wise entities recognize the 'Christchild' growing behind every unlikely scene and situation. They are encouraged to bring gifts that nurture and encourage the growth of this inner Christ in every person and situation. The Spirit of Christmas is thus a collective dedication and devotion to the Christ within oneself and others.

Keeping the Holiday Sacred

Individuals are urged to keep the Christmas Holiday sacred and Holy, and to make each day a Holyday, maintaining themselves as sacred and Holy.

Acknowledgment and Call for Support

Following the main message, the second page features a "THANK YOU! FOR YOUR GIFT TO C.A.C. DURING THE SEASON." It expresses appreciation for support that keeps Cosmic Awareness Communications going. The message is signed "Vikki T, for CAC." Below this is a donation form addressed to "Vikki," where individuals can indicate their desire to support CAC and pledge a donation. It also notes that donations are tax deductible and provides the organization's address: P.O. Box 115, Olympia, Washington 98507.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this document are the spiritual interpretation of Christmas, the concept of the 'Christ Consciousness' as an inner potential, the importance of universal laws like Love and Gratitude, and the encouragement of personal spiritual growth and selfless giving. The editorial stance is one of spiritual guidance, promoting inner awareness and collective consciousness, and seeking support for its continued work through donations.