Woodrew Update - Vol 4 No 4

Magazine Overview

Title: The WOODREW Update
Issue Date: March/April 1985
Volume: 4, Number 4
Publisher: The WOODREW Update (A S.T.A.R. FOUNDATION publication)
Country: USA
Language: English

This issue of The WOODREW Update explores a variety of topics, including extraterrestrial encounters, the nature of celestial bodies, alternative health practices, future predictions, and personal accounts of unique achievements.

Another Dimension: Elizabeth Klarer and Akon

The magazine introduces Elizabeth Klarer, who has had extensive and intimate experiences with an extraterrestrial civilization. Klarer's contact, named Akon from the planet Meton, has provided information documented in her book "BEYOND THE LIGHT BARRIER." While much of the astronomical and meteorological data has been verified, some specific details, like propulsion systems of alien spacecraft, remain unverified. The article shares insights gleaned from Klarer's contact with Akon.

On the Moon

Soviet scientists Vasin and Shcherbakov are cited for their theory that the Moon is not a natural satellite but a massive, hollowed-out planetoid engineered by an advanced civilization. Evidence from lunar rock dating in 1973 suggests some rocks are 5.3 billion years old, predating Earth. Scientists Gustaf Arrenhenius and H. Alfren also suggest the Moon is a captured satellite. Akon's input describes the Moon as alien to our system, brought with Jupiter, its scarred surface a result of a star's explosion, making it a dead, lifeless wanderer.

Another Civilization: Akon's Solar System

Akon describes his home system in the star system of Alpha Centauri. It is a triplex system, receiving radiation from three sun-like stars, with seven inhabited planets orbiting Proxima Centauri. The system is within the tremendous coronas of these three stars. Akon emphasizes that mankind is not unique but part of a vast interstellar family.

Jupiter

Akon's perspective on Jupiter is presented, suggesting it is a forming star with a high velocity of rotation and low density. Seven of Jupiter's planets are said to have atmospheres and sustain life. Jupiter, as a small star, can trigger sunspots due to increased magnetism, affecting Earth's atmosphere, weather, and potentially causing earthquakes when aligned with other planets in the solar system.

Underwater and Underground

This section discusses the possibility of underground cities. It references a 1977 meeting where an underground city, built by an extraterrestrial group and submerged near Greenland, was discussed. This city was reportedly being prepared to surface to aid mankind. An Honors graduate from Yale's School of Architecture described lucidly visiting this city in an out-of-body experience.

Akon elaborates on underground cities, stating they are a legacy of the past left by his people on Earth. He mentions an underground base at the South Pole with warm lakes, free of ice due to volcanic activity. He describes an underground city at the center of the Antarctic auroral zone, near Earth nations' observational stations.

Futurisms

The magazine presents prophecies from Johann Friede (1204-1257), an Austrian monk. His predictions include striking changes in nature, intensified storms, catastrophic earthquakes, and seas overflowing lowlands, partly due to mankind's interference with the earth and atmosphere, leading to a potential disorder of the universe and the end of the 'age of iron'.

Mountain Musings

This personal reflection describes a severe deep freeze in the Western Carolina mountains in January 1985, with temperatures dropping to -210 F. It touches on the challenges of extreme weather and the comfort derived from preparedness and completed projects.

$5000 FINE or 5 YEARS IN PRISON

This section details three bills (House Bills 6049, 6050, and 6051) sponsored by U.S. Representative Claude Pepper, which are seen as a threat to alternative and holistic health practices. These bills aim to establish a propaganda machine against alternative healing, impose criminal penalties for selling unproven treatments, and create a 'Strike Force on Health Quakery,' effectively expanding the AMA's power.

Homo-Sapiens

This article explores the concept of 'Homo Electromagneticus,' suggesting that humans are electrical beings whose cells emit electromagnetic radiation. It references the work of Dubois-Raymond and Hans Berger on nerve force and brain waves, and Dr. Robert Becker's research on healing through pulsed electromagnetic fields. The section notes that biomedical manufacturers are developing devices to utilize this phenomenon for healing.

The Coral Castle

The story of Edward Leedskalnin, an eccentric Latvian who built Coral Castle in Homestead, Florida, is recounted. Leedskalnin single-handedly moved and carved enormous coral blocks into furniture and structures, including a precise sundial and a unique telescope. His methods for moving over 100 tons of coral remain a mystery, leading to speculation about extraterrestrial intervention. Leedskalnin died in 1951, leaving his secrets locked away.

Gases to Acids

This section explains how 'cool spring showers' can become deadly due to acid rain. It details how sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide gases from industrial and vehicular sources mix with atmospheric moisture to form nitric and sulfuric acid. The article notes that about 60% of acid rain comes from sulfur dioxide and 35% from nitrogen oxide, with the US discharging millions of metric tons annually. Acid precipitation, including rain, snow, fog, and smog, affects life in lakes, streams, and oceans by disrupting calcium metabolism and hindering fish reproduction.

The Balance Sheet: Bio-Balance Therapy

This section provides an update on Michael Andron's work in healing and energy control, specifically his development of 'Bio-Balance Therapy.' This method stimulates acupuncture points without pain or needles, allowing for easier energy flow correction and detection of subtle imbalances. A story is shared about a doctor who experienced a dramatic improvement in his blood cell clumping after a Bio-Balance treatment, and his wife's asthma condition also resolved.

Seeking Change

This editorial encourages embracing change and taking risks, viewing both success and failure as part of growth. It contrasts the security of an oyster with the freedom and challenges of an eagle, suggesting that living like an eagle, embracing the 'blue sky is the limit' mentality, is the path to true growth and fulfillment.

Mother Of The Brides

This personal reflection celebrates the transition of young women, specifically the author's daughters, into adulthood and commitment through marriage. It fondly recalls their childhood and growth, culminating in their weddings, and emphasizes the importance of making commitments to oneself, family, jobs, and a life partner.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The magazine consistently explores themes of the unexplained, including extraterrestrial life, UFOs, and ancient mysteries like Coral Castle. There is a strong interest in alternative and holistic approaches to health and a critical view of established medical and governmental institutions, as exemplified by the concerns over the proposed AMA-backed legislation. The editorial stance appears to be one of open-minded inquiry into phenomena beyond conventional understanding, encouraging personal growth, self-reliance, and a willingness to challenge established norms. The publication also touches on spiritual and New Age concepts, emphasizing inner awareness and the evolution of consciousness.