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The Alien Digest a General Overview of the Ufo A THE ALIEN DIGEST Volume No. 1 A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE UFO SCENE A GENERAL OVERVIEW OF THE UFO SCENE By Creston The Alien Agenda, In a Nutshell What if an Alien Threat Really Does Exist? Secret Wars Star Wars - A defense against Aliens ? Spacecraft Propulsion Engines UFO / Earth History Do We Have A Treaty with Aliens From Space? THE LAW OF LOVE The Law of Love is that Law which places the welfare, concern and feeling lor others above self. The Law of Love is that close affinity with all forces that you associate with as good. The Law of Love is that force which denies the existence of evil in the world, that resists not. Love on a full time basis to my obsession: is the path of least resistance. INTRODUCTION UFO research. THE LAW OF GRATITUDE Hello, My name is Creston. This publication is the first effort to The Law of Gratitude is that sense of satisfaction where energy which has been given receives publish any of the findings from my a certain reward. Energy that is given moves out on that curved and unequal line, and when extended far enough, can only return to its source bearing gifts. As a professional UFO researcher, 25 years of research and although I I have studied the phenomenon for will continue to research new infor­ over 25 years. Actually, it has been mation as it comes to my attention, I more than a mere study. UFO re­ feel enough has been made available search has been a compulsive obses­ to me that I can now comfortably ©Aquarian Church 1990. All rights Reserved. Permission to reprint may be granted on request. sion for me that has led me to read share some of my discoveries on the almost every magazine, book, news subject. I very much appreciate this A Publication of The Aquarian Church of Universal Service report and article written on UFOs opportunity to share this with you. P. O. Box 1116 McMinnville, OR. 97128 and view any film, attend every UFO meeting or convention I could. I have I will start with a general overall pic­ had hundreds of interviews and dis­ ture of the nature of the UFO cussions with people regarding UFO phenomenon and later will go fur­ A NOTE ABOUT THE AQUARIAN CHURCH topics, including abductees and their ther with specifics such as the variety The Aquarian Church of Universal Service was founded and organized as a 501 (c)3 Non-Profit, assessment thereof. I have had no of aliens, the specifics of abductions, tax exempt organization, whose stated purpose is to serve as a religious, research, philanthropic and educational organization. Subscribers to the Cosmic Voyage need not be time for a life of my own because of implants, alien plans for the earth, members. Members are encouraged to study all philosophies and important religious and my obsession with UFOs. This ob­ origins of the alien types, alien tech­ secular teachings to draw from them the "highest and best" in search of Higher Truths and session has qualified me to assert nologies, alien reasons for the cattle deeper understanding. Subscribers and members need not agree, but our research of religious, scientific, philosophic that I have become an expert on the mutilations, cases of alien caused and metaphysics suggest a model of the Universe as a living Being, encompassing a hierarchy subject of UFOs. I make no claims human mutilations, alien bases and of vibrations and frequencies, which hold "realms" or multi-dimensions inhabited by various to any other significant accomplish­ other topics of interest. types of beings. These realms are made from octaves of frequencies and may be the "many mansions" in ments, mostly because there has Biblical terms. The Biblical "Word" which was "in the beginning" with God, as God (John 1:1-4) been no other challenge or ac­ The Alien Agenda—In a refers to Universal vibrations or frequencies, the Universal Consciousness or "Divine Mind". complishment interesting enough to These Higher frequencies are the Life Force and emanations of the Divine Mind of the Creator. Nutshell: ft is conceivable that physical matter is but the dream stuff of a Divine Mind, even as our take me away from my UFO re­ dreams appear to be material and real while we area in the dream state. Life as we know it, search. may well be a cosmic dream, and we, but thought-forms living in the image of a Divine Mind. Yes, there are good guy aliens, but so This philosophy explains mysteries of psychic and supernatural phenomenon. It reflects the UFO researchers are a unique far they have done little other than macrocosmic being as similar to a microcosmic being. it presumes we, as individual souls, comfort people with talk while keep­ are as cells in the body of God, and reflect (like the DNA coded cells in the human body) the bunch of individuals, who do not whole, the "image of God". usually receive payment for their re­ ing their distance, and obviously there are aliens who may be con­ Thus, the Biblical statement that man was made in God's image, refers to the "reflected image" search work and, therefore, usually of Universal Consciousness of the Macrocosm as it relates to the Microcosm. Our "reality" carry on the research as a part time sidered as bad guy aliens who have may be but a dream or "image" in the Mind of the Universal Deity. We are thus created in an hobby. left a trail of victims and witnesses to "image of God" with our frequencies reflected and patterned on Universal frequencies. God their misdeeds. They may not actual­ as Universal Consciousness, is a personal God, for what can be more personal than Con­ sciousness. Christianity's secret esoteric (hidden/inner) teachings are embraced by the by But for me it has been a full time job ly be "bad", because they apparently the church and form a base for its deeper doctrines, interpretations, teachings are embraced for which I have never been paid are quite desperate and desperate by Science and Religion must eventually unite as they approach the Absolute Truth. We seek people do desperate acts which to speed the merging of the two. monetarily. I have been fortunate that a few friends who understand others may perceive as bad or harm­ We believe that Greater Truths can only be discovered when we are free to question, doubt, ful behavior. They have apparently and critically examine our own most cherished beliefs and to listen objectively to the beliefs my obsession with UFOs and ap­ of others. This way we open ourselves to accelerated learning. We believe God would have it proved of my dedication have taken linked their plans and future hopes no other way. Our practice asks us to teach those who wish to know, heaal the sick, reduce turns in given me food, shelter and a of survival with human destiny, pos­ the sorrow, suffering and tragedy in the world, and to show by example, the Force which is sibly even depending on humanity Creative Love. place to work, thereby providing me with some basic necessities of life. for the survival of their species. WRITE ABOVE ADDRESS FOR FREE INFORMATION BROCHUIRE This has allowed me to devote myself 1 A dominant species of Aliens on now, and they need another habitat. formed they are even more con­ earth, the small grays known as the The implications of all this from this cerned. So why a coverup? Zeta Reticuli, (named after their one type of alien, and the Reptoid home star system near the Orion sec­ masters for whom they work, will be As many see it, the Russians are one After all, the very people they are tor of the sky) have lost the ability to discussed in the material that fol­ threat, but if we assume the alien supposed to protect could turn on reproduce themselves except by lows. threat is real, then the Russians, or them like a lynch mob for govern­ cloning, and the cloning process any other human group for that mat­ ment treaties and deals made with leaves each copy a little less worthy ter, would be of minor concern. aliens. A coverup may be as much to than the one before. A copy of a coverup government involvement copy of a copy of a copy multiplied Government Coverup This brings us to a point of conten­ with aliens as to hide the fact of alien by thousands produces copies not Much is written lately regarding the tion: For whether or not there is a existence from the people. nearly as good as the original. The role of the United States Govern­ government cover-up, one thing species slowly deteriorates with each ment in the UFO dilemma. Various seems to override any informed dis­ At this point, even if the government new generation. Their only hope is to researchers and writers have found pute on the subject. This is the mat­ representatives involved in the UFO reverse their deterioration by mixing it conveniently easy to center their ter of the hundreds of thousands alliances and treaties were to admit with a new younger more wholesome focus on this issue to the point of possibly even millions of witnesses, all of their knowledge on the subject species, such as with human beings. designating more importance to this and informed citizens, including of UFOs in hopes of enlisting mass issue than the very question of UFOs many credible abductees and in­ support, all they could really hope They do genetic experiments with themselves.
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