Gralsvsktarnas budskap - 1970 No 13

Magazine Overview

This issue of GRALSVÄKTARNAS BUDSKAP, number 13 and from December 1970, is a Swedish spiritual and esoteric publication. It is presented as a stencil-form magazine from the GRALSVÄKTARNAS SAMFUND, with editorial offices in Stockholm and a sister lodge in Gothenburg. The subscription price is Kr.12:-- per year, with orders to be sent to the Samfund in Bromma.

Articles and Content

Det lackar mot jul (Christmas is approaching)

This article reflects on the changing nature of Christmas traditions, contrasting the abundance of modern gifts with the fading importance of childhood memories. It questions whether the sentimental attachment to old customs is beneficial or hinders progress. The author suggests cherishing memories without succumbing to nostalgia, emphasizing that the younger generation may not understand the sense of loss associated with these traditions. The piece touches upon the sensory aspects of Christmas, like the scent of pine and candles, and how these are being replaced by artificial sensations.

Våra körtlar och chakras (Our glands and chakras)

This article, likely by Elisabeth Ståhlgren, discusses the transformation of the human body during the transition to the astral plane, focusing on the role of chakras and the endocrine system. It posits that the pineal gland, referred to as the 'third eye,' is becoming the common 'chakra gland' for all chakras. The author notes that while Western science may not acknowledge this, their own spiritual research aligns with scientific observations of human changes. The article expresses joy in seeing their predictions verified by science, even if science arrives at the conclusions through different means. It highlights the growing interest in the pineal gland, suggesting it is a key organ for telepathic contact with the supersensible realm, operating on a higher vibrational frequency than the purely physical.

Tallkottkörteln – Vårt kontrollur? (The pineal gland – Our control clock?)

Authored by Gustaf Myhrman, this article explores the pineal gland's function from a physiological and historical perspective. It references Descartes' belief that the pineal gland was the contact organ between body and soul. The article discusses the parietal eye found in some animals, which is light-sensitive and connected to the pineal gland. It notes that while humans lack the parietal eye, the pineal gland (corpus pineale or epiphysis) remains. The author explains that the pineal gland has undergone significant research, especially since the 1960s, leading to what is termed the 'pineal revolution.' The discovery of melatonin by Aaron Lerner and its role in regulating sexual maturation is highlighted. The article suggests that the pineal gland acts as a biological clock, synchronizing bodily functions with the day-night cycle and seasons, influenced by light.

Rymdens dimension – talet 1 (The dimension of space – the number 1)

This article explores the concept of the number 1 as representing the infinite dimension of space. It argues that all numbers are contained within 1, and that space, in its infinite form, is also represented by 1. The author contrasts the infinite nature of the number 1 as a concept (property) with its manifestation as a finite number. The article uses the example of the collective concept 'cow' versus an individual cow to illustrate this point. It concludes by relating this concept of unity to a sense of security and the idea of a single, all-encompassing Divine Being, rather than multiple gods.

Kärlek – Vishet (Love – Wisdom)

This piece emphasizes the power of thought and the importance of willpower ('Viljan') and self-awareness ('Jagmedvetandet'). It posits that these three elements, combined with 'Tankekraft' (thought power), form a unified consciousness. The article suggests that the negative influence of 'luciferkraften' (Lucifer's power) has hindered the appreciation of human thought power. It encourages individuals to embrace positive thinking and recognize their freedom from negative influences. The author stresses that the ability to use this power is linked to the principle of true human love and can be practiced without significant time commitment. The article also touches upon the scientific understanding of thought as a tool that functions according to spiritual laws and the potential for the mind to grasp cosmic knowledge.

Tankens Makt (The Power of Thought)

This article, likely a continuation of the previous one, asserts that all success is based on how our thought apparatus functions. It states that the underlying force behind thought is little understood by science. The author posits that thought is a tool governed by the same laws as the spiritual worlds. The piece suggests that the brain does not generate thought but rather receives it from a higher source. It advocates for understanding the cosmic laws of love and wisdom to achieve spiritual development and mastery.

Gralskalken och morgondagen (The Grail Chalice and Tomorrow)

This article discusses the Gralsväktarrörelsen (Grail Watchers Movement) and its aim to guide human thought towards the future, while remembering the past, specifically the promise made by Christ during the Last Supper. It addresses the skepticism towards new religious groups and their claims of contact with 'Masters.' The article explains that the Grail symbol points towards the future and reminds of past promises, offering a solid foundation for faith. It suggests that humanity is ready for a 'new time' and the emergence of a 'Universal Religion' guided by the Grail symbol, which will facilitate contact with inhabitants of other worlds through love. The piece envisions a future where inter-universal travel is as natural as travel between continents, free from the financial burdens of current technological development.

Drömmens trädgård (The Garden of Dreams)

Authored by Gulli Bergvall, this poetic piece invites the reader to rest in a garden of dreams. It describes a place where dreams are built, and where one can find heavenly peace and clarity. The garden is depicted with reflections of the sky in a pond, merging water, trees, and flowers into a unified whole. The author suggests that in this dreamlike state, the intangible becomes graspable, and that what is real and what is a dream are intertwined, ultimately affirming the truth found in dreams.

Utveckling (Development)

Authored by Sara Bohlin, this short piece speaks of humanity's evolution from a 'dream of stone' and 'bird of flower' towards the divine. It suggests that through deep struggles and aspirations, a 'great lineage' of 'human sons' will emerge. The text implies a spiritual progression towards a higher state of being.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue revolve around spirituality, consciousness, and the exploration of higher dimensions and unseen forces. There is a strong emphasis on the power of thought, the importance of love and wisdom, and the potential for human development through spiritual practices. The magazine appears to promote a New Age or esoteric worldview, integrating concepts like chakras, the pineal gland, and UFOs within a framework of spiritual evolution and cosmic consciousness. The editorial stance seems to be one of encouraging self-awareness, inner transformation, and an open mind towards metaphysical concepts and the possibility of contact with other realms.

This document is an excerpt from issue number 13 of volume 1, titled "FLYGANDE TEFAT" (Flying Saucers), published in 1970. The main article is authored by Sandor Markus and explores the concept of flying saucers from an esoteric and spiritual science perspective.

The Higher Ether and Plasma

Sandor Markus begins by asserting that conventional science must eventually acknowledge the 'higher ether' and 'plasma' as states of matter. He posits that our known world is merely a reflection of these higher physical levels. Those who master these higher levels, he claims, can control our physical world, citing power outages as an example. All electrical and electronic phenomena, such as TV, radio, and radar, are said to be dependent on the ether.

Markus suggests that terms like 'over-matter' and 'anti-matter' used by science are simply different names for the manifestations of etheric matter. He believes that understanding anti-matter as a polar opposite to matter will help identify anti-gravity as the polar opposite of gravity. The challenge for science, he notes, will be to control this anti-gravity force within Earth's sphere.

Critique of Conventional Science

The author criticizes conventional science for being based on a few fundamental facts plus numerous hypotheses, bound together by many correction and disturbance factors. He points out that instead of heeding the 'warnings' presented by contradictions within their theories, scientists tend to ignore them. Markus suggests that humanity has missed many truths and is unprepared for the possibility of space travel not relying on rockets. He advocates learning from 'space friends' who visit from other worlds, rather than denying their existence.

He asserts that gravity is not as Newton conceived it; it is not a fundamental force but a derived function of a dynamic state. Markus believes that many scientists are aware of the possibility of creating artificial gravity and altering Earth's gravitational field. The next step, he argues, is to understand the underlying laws and develop functional machines. He suggests that if even a fraction of the money spent on rockets were allocated to gravity research, humanity could, with flying saucers as models, more quickly and safely connect with their space friends.

Visits from Other Worlds and Underground Dwellers

The article then shifts to discuss the year 1970 and the surrounding decade as a period of significant transformation. It addresses the public's growing need for answers and criticizes authorities for their secrecy regarding extraterrestrial visitors. Markus claims that rumors of 'evil beings' descending in UFOs to spread fear are false. He argues that such beings could not penetrate the protective 'mother ships' in the stratosphere, which are equipped with advanced radar to detect any unauthorized craft.

Instead, Markus proposes that the 'evil beings' are actually subterranean dwellers forced to the surface by changes in Earth's vibrational frequency. He references the Book of Revelation (Chapter 9) to describe them. These beings, he explains, are 'half-humans' who were prepared for incarnation into the human race. They possess higher astral intelligence and the ability to become invisible, pass through solid matter, and change their form.

These beings, originally intended to integrate into humanity, were instead influenced by a 'Luciferian force' and became a threat. To protect the planet from their 'contagious Luciferian force,' they were confined to the underworld, with access to Earth's surface and other planets restricted. Their entrance to the underworld is said to be in the South Pole.

Markus describes these beings as curious but shy, and generally harmless. He likens them to the 'Snowman' of the Himalayas. In religious traditions, they are associated with the principle of evil and the guardians of the underworld. He connects them to the biblical story of Adam, suggesting that Adam was one of these beings who descended to Earth to learn the difference between good and evil.

He states that these beings will eventually leave the underworld during a great culling and upcoming catastrophes, not to inhabit Earth's surface, but to be transferred to another planet. Before this occurs, they will appear to many on Earth who possess astral sight. They should be met with love, as they do not know evil, though their appearance may seem frightening due to their different form.

UFOs and Their Origin

Regarding the origin of UFOs, Markus explains that they are stationed at the South Pole, having been there since the portals were open for beings from Pluto and similar planets to enter Earth. This was before the mother ships closed the way. The protective barrier created by these high-level, extraterrestrial beings, along with their strong electrical emissions, deters any unwanted visitors. Therefore, any UFOs that cause fear or harm are believed to originate from within Earth itself, from these subterranean inhabitants.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this excerpt are the limitations of conventional science in understanding phenomena beyond current paradigms, the existence of higher dimensions and etheric matter, the concept of anti-gravity, and the presence of non-human intelligences, both extraterrestrial and subterranean. The editorial stance, as presented by Sandor Markus, is one that champions esoteric and spiritual science as the true path to understanding these phenomena, advocating for a more open and less materialistic approach to scientific inquiry and a greater acceptance of visitors from other worlds.