UFO Contactee - No 04 - January 1988

Magazine Overview

This issue of "UFO contactee" (No. 4, January 1988), published by UFOs & Cosmic Philosophy Services, is an international edition focusing on UFOs and Cosmic Philosophy. The main cover headline announces "A Young Japanese Man Visits Other Planets [Part 2]", an article by Hachiro Kubota, continuing from a previous issue.

A Young Japanese Man Visits Other Planets [Part 2]

This section features a dialogue between Kubota (K) and Harukawa (H) and an article by Hachiro Kubota. They discuss the nature of contactees and the development of psychic abilities.

Kubota and Harukawa Discuss Psychic Development

Kubota questions whether one needs to be psychic to be a contactee. Harukawa explains that telepaths must be careful, as their abilities can sometimes lead to insanity or unfortunate accidents. He emphasizes the need for hard training and suggests studying ancient philosophies like Shinto, Cabala, Taoism, and even primitive Christianity, with help from space people, to develop telepathy without the severe burdens. A crucial element is a 'high-performance switch' in the mind to control the telepathic power, preventing madness.

Harukawa also touches upon the 'preter-natural power' in individuals who can see auras or recall past lives, noting they need guidance to avoid losing their reason. He explains that space people showed their ships to contactees to ensure belief, acknowledging that without seeing the ships, belief would be difficult. He stresses the importance of developing mental telepathy through positive thinking and having a good feeling, ideally within a harmonious home environment.

How to Develop Psychic Abilities

Harukawa provides methods for developing psychic abilities:

• Mental Telepathy: Create a pleasant atmosphere, sing songs, and practice telepathy while feeling joyful.
• Seeing Aura: Gaze at the rising sun (with caution due to eyesight impairment) or a crystal ball. Alternatively, observe a white paper for 15 minutes daily, then focus on a black or golden circle on paper. After a week, close your eyes and visualize pleasant memories within the golden circle. This process can take about a month.
• Seeing Past Lives: Place an intense desire for past lives in the golden circle and visualize it free from thoughts. Initially, fragmented scenes will appear, gradually leading to a complete scene, like a movie. This can take a week to a month.

He reiterates that a strong desire for past lives can lead to clairvoyance, but a mental controller is essential to prevent the power from becoming uncontrollable and causing insanity.

Diet and Psychic Power

Harukawa discusses diet, stating that while a vegetable diet aids telepathic ability, animal protein is necessary for maintaining rational control over psychic states. He recommends a balanced meal with one dish of animal protein alongside four vegetable dishes. He also mentions that space people adhere to three meals a day, and irregular meals can decrease telepathic ability.

Space People and Earthly Matters

Harukawa shares insights into space people's lives and interactions:

• Money: Space people do not use money as a medium of exchange on their planets. They view Earth money objectively, understanding its value as a resource derived from wood pulp, and advise loving it as one loves trees.
• Jobs on Earth: Space people can obtain official documents and jobs on Earth through their supernatural abilities, making it as easy as forging documents.
• UFO Photograph Exhibition: Harukawa believes such exhibitions are instructive, creating a connection between the viewer's thoughts and the real UFOs.

Questions & Answers by George Adamski

This section presents a Q&A with George Adamski, originally published in 1957, covering various aspects of space people and UFOs.

• Q12: Are space people etherians or spirits? A: No, they are normal, physical, human beings. 'Etherian' refers to the invisible gases from which all things are born, not disembodied entities.
• Q13: Why do their ships seem to disappear? A: Due to changes in perspective or the inability of human eyes to register objects moving at very high frequencies. Similar to an electric fan's blades blurring at high speed.
• Q14: Do they communicate telepathically? A: Yes, but there's a difference between universal telepathy and psychic messages. Earthlings need to better understand their minds to differentiate between information from a universal source and thought forms.
• Q15: How to explain telepathic messages about raising frequencies and dire warnings? A: These are likely thought forms encompassing Earth, not true telepathic communications from space travelers. Space people do not use names or ranks and do not prophesy the future, though they may state logical results of actions.
• Q16: Have communications been established with other planets? A: Yes, primarily through personal contacts. Information is now being revealed, though people previously feared ridicule. A warning is given about imposters masquerading as space people.
• Q17: Why don't space people land en masse? A: Earth's population is not ready; fear of the unknown could cause panic. While millions accept them, others scoff. Their arrival in friendship, not conquest, is incomprehensible to a warlike planet.
• Q18: Do they use money? A: No. They use a commodity and service exchange system for the benefit of all, without rich or poor.
• Q19: What is their form of government? A: A planetary government with elected representatives from every district, focused on solving problems for the common good. Legislative control is minimal due to full recognition and recompense for work.
• Q20: Are there hostile space people and monsters? A: No. If they were hostile, they would have conquered Earth long ago. Reports of 'monsters' are likely due to intense fear, strangeness of craft, and unfamiliar uniforms, not actual hostile beings.
• Q21: When will the government release information about flying saucers? A: Officially unpredictable. A letter from R.E. Straith of the Cultural Exchange Committee suggests the Department of State has confirmatory evidence but cannot publicly confirm it, encouraging Adamski's work.
• Q22: What do the Brothers think of Earth's satellites? A: A rumor about Russia destroying a satellite with a hydrogen bomb is false. Space craft have been monitoring Sputniks, and one incident where a ship's force field affected a satellite was explained as interference. They would confiscate any destructive missiles sent into space.
• Q23: How can I meet a space person and get a ride? A: Adamski cannot arrange meetings; they occur when advantageous to the 'Brothers'. Contacts are made globally, but many who claim to be from other planets are imposters.
• Q24: Why was there a rash of sightings in November 1957? A: Governments planned to discredit UFOs as Russian satellite attempts. To counter this, 6,000 space ships were brought over Earth, making their presence undeniable and serving a dual purpose of verification and compilation.
• Q25: Are space people coming to save us? A: No. They are not here to save a 'chosen few'. They live by the law of brotherhood and would help all equally if a catastrophe occurred. They do not recognize racial or religious divisions.
• Q26: Have space people helped Earth? A: Yes, by preventing small conflicts from becoming world wars and neutralizing radioactive conditions from bomb testing. More help will become apparent over time.
• Q27: What are the green fireballs? A: Fireballs are natural phenomena of electrical energy, often seen during electrical storms. Space people detect and disintegrate false fireballs created by atmospheric radiation.
• Q28: Can you explain the disappearance of planes? A: Concentrated energy 'clouds' from explosions can cause planes to explode or disintegrate invisibly. Space ships try to intercept these clouds to prevent such occurrences.
• Q29: Why do astronomers say other planets are uninhabitable? A: Adamski questions the certainty of astronomers who haven't traveled to other planets. He believes theories change with scientific advancement and that current instruments may not accurately read planetary conditions.
• Q30: Is there air on the moon? A: The moon has a smaller atmosphere than Earth, but it provides the necessary pressure to maintain form. The issue ends mid-sentence on this question.

The Tilt of the Axis of Earth is the Expression of Man's Thought

Harukawa explains that the tilting axis of Earth reflects confused thought patterns of humanity. He believes changing thought patterns to positive ones and living in harmony can help restore balance.

Great Spiritual Influence of the Japanese

Space people reportedly stated that if 10% of Japan's population sincerely thought of man's happiness and contributed to world peace, wars would cease. They believe Japanese people have a greater spiritual influence and the power to change things.

Like Attracts Like

Harukawa mentions that contactees sometimes fail due to suspicion and disputes, causing space people to leave. He reiterates the principle of 'like attracts like' for successful contact.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently promotes the idea of benevolent extraterrestrial visitors ('space people') who are here to guide humanity towards spiritual and peaceful development. The editorial stance is one of belief in these visitors and their advanced knowledge, encouraging readers to develop their own psychic abilities and adopt positive thinking. There is a strong emphasis on the spiritual nature of the universe and the potential for human evolution through contact with these beings. The publication also serves to debunk skepticism and address common questions about UFO phenomena and the nature of reality from a spiritual and philosophical perspective.

Title: UFO contactee
Issue: No.4
Date: January 1988
Publisher: GAP-Japan
Country: Japan
Language: English

This issue of 'UFO contactee' focuses on a lecture given by American UFO researcher Daniel Ross at the GAP-Japan General Assembly in Tokyo on September 20, 1987. The newsletter also includes information about the nature of the asteroid belt and subscription details.

Daniel Ross Talks On UFOs And Space Development In Tokyo

The main article details the annual General Assembly of GAP-Japan, an organization described as the largest UFO organization in the Orient. The event featured an invited lecture by Mr. Daniel Ross, an American UFO researcher. Prior to Ross's talk, Hachiro Kubota, representative of GAP-Japan, presented on UFOs and George Adamski's claims using slides. Ross's lecture covered UFOs and U.S. space development, leaving a significant impression on the audience.

Daniel Ross is identified as the author of the book 'UFOs AND THE COMPLETE EVIDENCE FROM THE SPACE,' which was published in the U.S. the previous autumn. The book can be obtained from 'Public Interest Space Sciences Center' in Walnut Creek, California.

The article also announces that Mrs. Alice B. Pomeroy, a disciple of George Adamski, will be visiting Japan in the autumn to give a lecture on Adamski's cosmic philosophy at the '1988 GAP-Japan General Assembly' to be held at Ginza Gas Hall in Tokyo on September 25.

The Asteroid Belt: A Cosmic Incubator

One section of the magazine addresses the question of whether the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter was caused by an exploding planet. The answer provided, attributed to information from 'space visitors,' is no. Instead, the asteroid belt is described as a natural incubator where planets are born to replace older worlds as they disintegrate. It also contains other bodies necessary for the system's balance.

The belt is said to serve as a vibrator or agitator, converting 'still' force into active force, which is essential for all systems. It is described as electro-magnetically charged, with each particle containing natural energy and constantly changing. The article posits that without this belt and similar ones further out, the solar system would lack the necessary power to maintain its existence. The function of these belts is compared to the armature of a motor, providing energy without amperage, acting as a booster station.

Collisions within the asteroid belt can lead to the blending of particles, creating larger bodies, or sometimes explosions, similar to electrical short circuits. The article states that such belts exist throughout the Cosmos, serving as generators and promoters of energy.

The 'conflict' within the asteroid belt is explained not as destructive, but as constructive, akin to the conflict between male and female in reproduction, where one phase aids another for the common good.

To support this explanation, the article quotes Dr. Arthur M. Harding from his book 'ASTRONOMY, The Splendor of the Heavens Brought Down to Earth' (1935). Dr. Harding's quote states that it was once thought planetoids resulted from a single planet's explosion, but his study of their orbits suggests this is not the case.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are UFOs, space development, and cosmic philosophy, particularly as interpreted through the lens of George Adamski and channeled information from 'space visitors.' The editorial stance appears to be one of openness to these unconventional explanations of cosmic phenomena, presenting them as valid insights into the universe. The magazine promotes a view of extraterrestrial contact as a source of knowledge and emphasizes the importance of peace and understanding in future space endeavors.

Newsletter Information

The newsletter is identified as 'UFO contactee No.4, Jan. 1988,' published twice a year by GAP-Japan. The editor is Hachiro Kubota. Subscription prices are listed as ¥400 (U.S.$2.50) for a single issue, with additional charges for domestic and air mail postage. The publication states that any organization can use its contents without distortion, based on the principle of Cosmic Brotherhood.