UFO-Kontakt - 1995 4

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO-KONTAKT
Issue: Nr 4, 1995
Publisher: Organ för Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO)

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, the organ for the Swedish UFO Association, delves into a variety of topics beyond typical UFO sightings, focusing on advanced and often esoteric information. The cover features a striking image of a Mayan pyramid in Palenque, Mexico.

Table of Contents

• The issue includes the following articles:
• Till våra läsare (To our readers)
• Budskap från rymden till oss jordmänniskor (Message from space to us earthlings)
• Ännu ett intressant budskap från rymden (Another interesting message from space)
• Samtal med besökande utomjording i Ryssland (Conversation with a visiting extraterrestrial in Russia)
• Hopi-indianernas gamla traditioner (Ancient traditions of the Hopi Indians)
• Rymdens fria energi (Free energy from space)
• Mästarens lära och liv (The Master's teaching and life)

To Our Readers

Editor Sune Hjorth reflects on the magazine's unique position in covering advanced, often difficult-to-access information that holds significance for humanity's existence. He highlights a message concerning Earth's perilous situation, purportedly conveyed to contactee Eduard Meier from a higher spiritual realm. Other featured content includes a message from a highly developed non-corporeal extraterrestrial to a young Norwegian woman and an account of a communicative encounter in Russia involving a female microbiologist and an extraterrestrial with insightful perspectives on humanity.

The editor appeals to loyal readers to renew their subscriptions for the upcoming year and to encourage friends and acquaintances to subscribe. Voluntary contributions are also gratefully accepted.

Message from Space to Us Earthlings

This article posits that humanity is misled by false religious doctrines and materialistic philosophies, making it difficult to believe in invisible, highly evolved spiritual beings. It suggests that reincarnation is real, with the spirit evolving through multiple lives. Higher dimensions are said to house beings so advanced they no longer reincarnate. Communication from these beings to humans is rare, usually in the form of inspired messages to chosen contact persons.

One such instance is described as occurring on May 15, 1975, when the Space Federation, through the half-material High Council, facilitated a message from the higher spiritual level to Eduard Meier, delivered by Arahat Athersata. The message criticizes humanity's spiritual enslavement, ignorance of cosmic laws, and pursuit of power and pleasure, leading to conflict, hatred, and destruction. It emphasizes that humans are part of the entire Creation and must strive for self-perfection. The article criticizes the current human focus on material needs, selfishness, and the lack of spiritual values, which it claims hinders true development and leads to suffering.

It argues that religious and scientific doctrines have contributed to a destructive path, overlooking the spiritual and non-material level of human life. The article contrasts this with the natural laws, which it claims promote cooperation and mutual respect, unlike the human tendency towards power struggles and exploitation. It also touches upon the issue of overpopulation, suggesting strict birth control measures are necessary for Earth to sustain its inhabitants and prevent conflict and environmental problems.

Another Interesting Message from Space

This section introduces Gry Jannike Jarlum, a young Norwegian woman who, through automatic writing, has conveyed a message from highly developed extraterrestrials. Her experience began with a close encounter of the 3rd kind with a UFO near Hamar, where she saw two humanoid beings inside a triangular craft. These beings were described as biological robots with large, dark eyes.

Following the encounter, Gry experienced vivid UFO dreams and felt a constant connection to a higher entity. Under hypnosis, she recalled past lives, including roles as a military officer and a pimp, and even a life where she committed murder. She also learned that her current aggression and sexual fixation were linked to these past experiences.

Gry later attended a channeling course in Trondheim, where she met UFO researcher Rauni-Leena Luukanen. During a meeting with Luukanen, Gry began automatic writing, which continued for several months. The message conveyed through Gry emphasizes that she was chosen and her personality programmed to be a conduit for this message, enhancing her awareness and understanding of existence.

The message addresses several key themes, including the meaning of life, the nature of human existence as an invisible spiritual being (soul or spirit) that survives physical death and reincarnates, and the concept of life as a school for spiritual development. It criticizes the destructive nature of human conflicts, the negative influence of religions, and the pursuit of power over love. The message stresses the importance of logical thinking aligned with natural laws, self-reliance, and the power of thought. It also calls for active engagement in fighting for justice and a better world, warning against blind trust in authorities and the dangers of selfishness. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for compassion, the ethical treatment of animals, and the understanding that humans can reincarnate as either male or female, with relationships based on spiritual connection rather than just physical satisfaction.

Conversation with a Visiting Extraterrestrial in Russia

This article recounts an encounter between a Russian microbiologist, Suraia Gainulina, and an extraterrestrial. The encounter occurred when Suraia, unable to sleep, went out onto her balcony and saw an orange-glowing, spherical craft. Figures emerged, dressed in Soviet uniforms, and one approached her balcony.

Suraia invited the being to her balcony, and he transformed into a handsome, intelligent 45-year-old man. He explained that he spoke Russian because he had tuned into her contact person. The extraterrestrial, who later revealed himself to be a visitor from a higher civilization, demonstrated his abilities by recreating a prehistoric scene for Suraia. He commented on humanity's low moral standing and the flawed path they had chosen, urging them to overcome their "darkness and animality."

The visitor also discussed the differences between human and extraterrestrial societies, noting that humans were too aggressive for inter-planetary systems. He described Earth as a chaotic planet compared to others in the universe and suggested that humans needed to learn to cooperate rather than compete for power. He also touched upon the concept of reincarnation, stating that humans could reincarnate as male or female and that past lives might involve transgressions like rape and incest, which would need to be atoned for.

The extraterrestrial indicated that Earth would not be destroyed but that humanity faced a difficult path to enlightenment. He also mentioned that their home planet was far away and difficult to describe in human terms, and that Earth was a convenient place for them to gather information and meet other visiting extraterrestrials.

Ancient Traditions of the Hopi Indians

This section explores the ancient traditions of the Hopi people in Arizona, USA, suggesting they hold insights into extraterrestrial presence on Earth in ancient times. The Hopi are described as a peaceful people with a wise philosophy that prevents them from developing the same power hunger and greed seen in modern societies. Their lifestyle is based on agriculture, hunting, and communal self-governance.

Their traditions include ceremonies and stories passed down through generations, which speak of past worlds destroyed by fire and ice. The Hopi ancestors are said to have survived and migrated to a third world, a continent called 'Moderlandet' or 'Kásskara,' located in the Pacific Ocean, possibly between Hawaii and Easter Island. This civilization is believed to have been founded by an extraterrestrial civilization about 33,000 years ago, alongside Atlantis.

In Moderlandet, life was harmonious, and people respected each other. They possessed great scientific knowledge but used it for societal well-being, not for domination. The article mentions that the leaders of Moderlandet were guided by extraterrestrial beings called 'kachinas,' who came from a federation of twelve planets. These kachinas used crafts powered by magnetic force for interstellar travel.

When Atlantis and Moderlandet sank, the kachinas helped transfer many inhabitants to a newly emerging 'fourth world' in what is now South America. The city of Taotooma was founded in ancient Bolivia near Lake Titicaca, with the ruins of Tiahuanaco being part of it. The massive stone blocks used in these constructions, some weighing up to 400 tons, are highlighted as a testament to their advanced capabilities.

Taotooma eventually became overcrowded, and the kachinas guided the remaining clans to migrate. Some clans settled in Chiapas, Mexico, founding the city of Palátquapi (now known as Palenque), famous for its pyramid structures. These structures included buildings used for education, covering topics from clan history and the natural world to chemistry and proper land management.

The educational system in Palenque involved students aged 12-20, who learned about the human body, spirit, and the importance of harmonious sounds and developing empathy. Higher levels of education focused on the universe, the solar system, and the laws of Creation. The kachinas determined who was ready to advance to higher stages of spiritual development. The article notes that the kachinas eventually withdrew their guidance from clans that strayed from the path, emphasizing that humanity must take responsibility for its own future.

Free Energy from Space

This article challenges the notion that extraterrestrial flying craft do not exist, arguing that highly advanced civilizations have long utilized free energy from space. It introduces Nikola Tesla as a pioneering inventor in this field, whose work was allegedly hindered by powerful forces. Tesla, born in 1856, made significant electrical inventions, including his work on alternating current and wireless energy transmission.

Tesla's research into lightning led him to discover persistent currents on Earth. He theorized that by pumping energy into the atmosphere and vibrating it at specific frequencies, harmonic currents could be created. These currents could then be used for radio transmission and wireless energy transfer. Tesla believed that by harnessing the Earth's negative electrical charge and its positive atmosphere, vast amounts of electricity could be generated.

In 1900, Tesla wrote that relying on fossil fuels was barbaric and unsustainable. He envisioned a perfect wireless energy transmission system that would solve humanity's material survival problems, eliminate the concept of distance, and lead to global unity, peace, and the end of war.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently promotes a spiritual and esoteric worldview, emphasizing the importance of understanding cosmic laws, reincarnation, and the evolution of the soul. It critiques materialism, organized religion, and the pursuit of power, advocating for cooperation, empathy, and spiritual development. The editorial stance appears to be one of presenting alternative perspectives on reality, drawing from channeled messages, ancient traditions, and the work of unconventional scientists like Nikola Tesla, all within the context of UFO phenomena and extraterrestrial contact.

Title: UFO-KONTAKT
Issue: 10
Volume: 1996
Issue Date: 1996
Publisher: Sveriges UFO-förbund (SUFO)
Country: Sweden
Language: Swedish
ISSN: 1103-6842
Price: 120 kr (Sweden), 140 kr (Nordic countries)

Content Summary

This issue of UFO-KONTAKT, published by the Swedish UFO Federation (SUFO), features several articles exploring the intersection of technology, conspiracy, and unexplained phenomena.

Tesla's Legacy and Free Energy

The magazine details Nikola Tesla's later years and his involvement in projects beyond his well-known electrical innovations. It recounts how J.P. Morgan initially funded Tesla's wireless transmission project, but withdrew support when it became clear the project was about more than just radio waves. Tesla's work on a new laboratory on Long Island, New York, is mentioned, which eventually closed in 1905.

A significant portion of the article focuses on Tesla's alleged connection to extraterrestrial contact. It states that during the 1920s, Tesla became a contact person for visitors from space, and in 1934, he arranged a meeting between them and President Franklin Roosevelt aboard the ship Pennsylvania during a cruise in the Pacific.

Furthermore, Tesla was involved in a top-secret US project called "Rainbow" in the 1930s, aimed at making objects invisible, including warships. While a successful test with an unmanned minesweeper occurred in September 1940, Tesla became concerned about the crew's safety for a planned manned test. When his request for a delay was denied, he sabotaged the experiment, leading to its cancellation in March 1942. He resigned shortly after. Tesla was found dead on January 7, 1943, and his papers were confiscated by the Secret Service. A subsequent invisibility experiment with the destroyer Eldridge on August 12, 1943, reportedly resulted in severe injuries to the crew.

The issue highlights several individuals who pursued Tesla's ideas about harnessing free energy from space. Alfred Hubbard, a 19-year-old instrument builder, is described as having constructed a mysterious coil-connected electric motor in 1920 that could power a boat without fuel. This "atmospheric power generator" was claimed to produce immense electricity.

Lester Hendershot, a technician from Pennsylvania, is mentioned for reportedly building a "magnetron generator" in 1928 that used electromagnetism to self-generate electricity. His motor was intended for an airplane, but a demonstration caused him to receive an electric shock. In 1960, Hendershot sought funding from the Office of Naval Research (ONR) for his device, but the project was ultimately dismissed.

Another follower, Henry Moray, an electrical engineer, developed a device to collect atmospheric energy, capable of producing up to 50,000 watts. However, a colleague reportedly destroyed the device, deeming it too threatening.

Suppression of Technology and Conspiracy

The magazine suggests that powerful economic interests actively suppressed the development of free energy technology to prevent industries from becoming obsolete and to protect their invested capital. It posits that this energy has been utilized by "secret powers" with the help of "unpleasant extraterrestrials" for flying saucer projects.

The article criticizes a "conspiratorial financial mafia" that controls mass media and the political apparatus in the USA, suggesting they would use a "fleet of flying saucers" for their own power-driven ends. It calls for social and spiritual development on Earth to prevent the misuse of technology for nefarious purposes and advocates for a society based on true self-governance, freedom, justice, reason, and wisdom.

Cover Story: The Crucified Prophet

The cover of this issue prominently features the headline "Sanningen om den korsfäste profeten och himmelssonen" (The Truth about the Crucified Prophet and Son of Heaven). The accompanying text on page 23 announces a newly discovered scripture from 1963, claimed to be the true account of Jesus's teachings and life by his faithful disciple Judas Iscariot. The article suggests this scripture will fundamentally shake Christendom and that the publisher, Sune Hjorth, is offering his Swedish translation of the book for 120 SEK.

Editorial and Contact Information

The magazine identifies its editorial board, including Sune Hjorth as chairman, Krister Grafström as secretary, and Olof Andersson as treasurer. It provides contact details for subscriptions and back issues, including a postgiro account for Sveriges UFO-förbund.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are Nikola Tesla's visionary ideas, particularly concerning free energy and his alleged encounters with extraterrestrials. The magazine strongly implies a conspiracy by powerful entities to suppress these technologies for financial and political gain. There is a clear editorial stance advocating for greater social and spiritual awareness to counter such manipulations and to ensure technology is used for the common good. The inclusion of the article about Judas Iscariot suggests an interest in alternative religious or historical interpretations that challenge established narratives.