Subject: More Out Of The East. Part 5. July 18, 2008.
This talks about them coming in contact with a form
of energy that was able to heat their home. There was
no charge for this form of energy and everyone could
use it without charge.
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Finally we should realize that this is the perfect
C-rist Consciousness in all and for all. This is `Hid
with Ch-ist in G-d.' 'The morning of July 4th found us
at the summit of the pass. Emil had told us the evening
before that he felt we had earned a holiday and that he
saw no more fitting time than the Fourth to celebrate.
At breakfast Emil began by saying 'This is the Fourth
of July the day you celebrate the birth of your
independence. How fittingly expressive is this day! 'I
feel that all of you must have more or less confidence
in us therefore I am going to speak freely. In a few
days we shall be able to prove to you conclusively that
the statements I am making are true. 'We love to call
your country `America' and all of its inhabitants
`Americans.' You will never know the joy these few
moments bring to me on this day of such im****t to be
able to talk with you and see eye to eye with a small
group of Americans who were with one exception born in
that great land. Let me say that it has been the
privilege of some of us to have beheld your country
long before Columbus started on the memorable
expedition. There had been other attempts at discovery
but they had come to naught. Why? Simply because of the
absence of that one G-d-given quality f-ith. The one
who had the courage and fa-th to see and carry out the
vision had not yet awakened. The moment that s-ul awoke
to the realization that the earth was round and there
must be land on the other side equal to that already
known we could see that another great historical epoch
had begun to unfold.' Who but the great Omnipotent One
who sees all things could have awakened that little
grain of faith in the soul of Columbus? What were his
first words as he stood before the Queen that day not
recognizing the higher power? `Dear Queen I am firmly
convinced that the earth is round and I wish to sail
forth and prove it.' I do not know whether you
recognize it but those words were -od-inspired and
Columbus was recognized as one who had the
determination to carry out what he undertook.' Then
the long sequence of events started to unfold which was
shown us years before not in its entirety but enough so
that we have been able to follow. Of course we dreamed
of the almost unbelievable wonders to be accomplished
and recorded in the seemingly short span of years has
passed but those of us that have been privileged to
live through it now fully realize that far greater
wonders are in store for your great nation. We feel
that the time has come for your nation to awaken to its
true s-iritual im****t and we wish to do all we can to
help you to this realization.' It appears that their
interest in us was prompted by their great desire to
have America accept the Ch-ist Consciousness and
realize her possibilities. They know that her inception
was truly spi-itual and through that fact she is
destined to be a leader in the spir-tual development of
the world.
Chapter XI
After the meal was finished and we were sitting
around the table one of our party asked how the room
was warmed. Emil said, 'The warmth that you feel in
this room comes from a force that we are all able to
contact and use. This force or power is higher than any
of your mechanical force or power but can be contacted
by man and used as light heat and power even to the
driving of all mechanical appliances. It is what we
call a universal force. If you were to contact and use
this force you would call it p-rpetual motion. We call
it Universal Power Go- Power supplied by the Father to
work for all His children. It will turn and move every
mechanical device, furnish trans****tation without the
consumption of fuel in any way and will also furnish
light and heat. It is everywhere present without money
or price and can be contacted and used by all.' One of
our party asked if the food had been prepared by this
force. We were told that the food came prepared as we
had eaten it direct from the Universal just the same as
the bread and the other provisions had been supplied
heretofore. We were then invited by Emil to accompany
the group to their home about two hundred miles distant
where we would meet Emil's mother. He went on to say
'My mother is one who has so perfected her body that
she was able to take it with her and go on and receive
the highest teachings. Therefore she is living in the
invisible at all times. She is doing this from choice
as she wishes to receive the highest and by receiving
the highest teaching she is able to greatly assist us.
In order to make this clear to you I might say that she
has gone on until she has reached the Celestial Realm
as you would call it the place where Je--s is. This
place is sometimes called the Seventh H-aven. To you I
suppose this suggests the mystery of mysteries. Let me
say that there is no mystery about it. It is a place in
consciousness where every mystery is revealed. Those
who have reached that state of consciousness are
outside the mortal vision but they can return and
converse and teach those who are receptive. They can
come in their own bodies for they have so perfected
their bodies that they can go where they will with
them. They are able to return to earth without
r-incarnation. Those who have passed through d-ath are
obliged to be re-ncarnated in order to return to earth
with a body.
This body was given to us as a spi-itual perfect body
and we must so see and keep the body in order to retain
it. Those who have left the body and have gone on in
spi-it now realize that they must again take up a body
and go on and perfect it.' It was arranged before
leaving the table that evening that the party should
divide into five groups each group in charge of one of
the five that had appeared in the room and taken dinner
with us. This would enable us to cover a larger field
and would greatly facilitate our work and at the same
time it would enable us to verify such things as
traveling in the invisible and thought transference.
This plan would give us at least two of our men in each
party and one of the five as leader. We would be quite
widely separated yet we were to keep in touch through
those who were so greatly befriending us and giving us
every op****tunity to prove their work.
Chapter XII
The next day all details were arranged and three of
our party including myself were to accompany Emil and
Jast. The morning following found each party with its
guide and attendants all ready to depart in different
directions with the understanding that we should
carefully observe and record all that occurred and
should meet sixty days later at Emil's home in the
village just spoken of two hundred miles distant. We
were to keep in communication with each other through
our friends. This was accomplished each evening by
these friends conversing with each other or traveling
back and forth from party to party. If we wished to
communicate with our Chief or with any other member of
our party all we need do was to give our message to our
friends and in an incredibly short time we would have
the answer. In giving these messages each would write
them out in full and note the time to the minute on
each message then when the answer came we would do the
same. When we came together again we compared notes and
found that all noted corresponded. Aside from this our
friends would travel from one camp to another and
converse with us. We kept accurate records of these
appearances and disappearances also we noted the time
the place and the conversations and all checked fully
when we compared notes later. At times after this we
were widely separated one party would be in Persia, one
in China, one in Tibet one in Mongolia and one in India
always accompanied by our friends. At times they
traveled in the invisible as we called it, distances as
great as one thousand miles and kept us informed as to
the happenings and progress in each camp. The
destination of the party to which I was assigned proved
to be a small village to the southwest located on an
elevated plateau well up in the foothills of the
Himalayas and about eighty miles from our starting
point. We did not take any provisions for the trip but
we were amply provided for at all times and had very
comfortable quarters. We arrived at our destination
early in the afternoon of the fifth day were greeted by
a delegation of villagers and shown to comfortable
quarters. We noted that the villagers treated Emil and
Jast with the utmost reverence. We were told that Emil
had never visited the village but that Jast had been
there before. The occasion of his first visit was in
response to a call for help to rescue three villagers
from the fierce snow-men that inhabit some of the
wildest parts of the Himalayas. This present visit was
in response to a similar call and also to minister to
the sick who could not leave the village.
Part 5.
John Winston. johnf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
