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CONTACT the Phoenix Project Journal 010815 CONTACT THE PHOENIX PROJECT JOURNAL GOD’S NEW MILLENNIUM KNOWING TRUTH IS NOT ENOUGH, SUCCESSFUL CHANGE REQUIRES ACTION VOLUME 33, NUMBER 4 NEWS REVIEW $ 3.00 AUGUST 15, 2001 Your Environment Is A Mirror Of Yourself 6/5/01—#2 (14-292) [QUOTING SECRET SOCIETIES Segment 13:] cancerous part is surgically removed, the cause for it however is not even considered. This is SECRET SOCIETIES AND THEIR POWER (PART 29) treatment of symptoms. This will not help us IN THE 20TH CENTURY here, though. We need treatment of causes. If CHAPTER 61 we shoot those guys, we kind of unscrew the bulb, By Jan van Helsing but the problem is not removed at all. The main WHAT CAN WE DO? reason is the lack of responsibility and lethargy of [The copy of this remarkable book that has been those people who have been used by the Illuminati. generously provided to CONTACT—with permission to Actually there are quite a few possibilities to If we do not change these weak points, after the share as we see fit—is from Spain and will be run deal with this situation. Certain circles perhaps removal of the present Illuminati there will be new unedited (excluding typographical errors and obvious would like to eliminate some of these people, which ones taking care of the people. misspellings) sequentially, in parts as a continuing series, in in my view would not help much because they Perhaps among you there are a tinkerer or two its entirety. For more extensive background information on would be replaced as fast as they go. It is like who consider contacting the Thule-Gesellschaft or one this book, refer to the first Segment of the series published driving in your car and the oil indicator starts to of the authors of the UFO books to get the plans for in the 5/23/01 issue of CONTACT on page 1; Segment 2 flash. You go to the garage, the mechanic says: a flying saucer. Then you could leave the Earth, but (5/30/01, page 1); Segment 3 (6/6/01, page 1); Segment 4 “Well, that’s no problem” and just unscrews the who knows what awaits you on another planet? (6/13/01, page 1); Segment 5 (6/20/01, page 1); Segment 6 bulb that had been blinking. Of course the oil Or perhaps the Earth’s interior lures you and (6/27/01, page 1); Segment 7 (7/4/01, page1); Segment 8 indicator does now not blink anymore, but the you want to tread Hitler’s path to find Agarthi? (7/11/01, page 1); Segment 9 (7/18/01, page1); Segment 10 cause, the missing oil, has not been remedied. You You could also move to the mountains and— (7/25/01, page 1); Segment 11 (8/1/01, page 1); Segment 12 would never do that to your car, but with your being self-sufficient—await the drama to come. (8/8/01, page 1)] body and your life you would and do. We know Or you look for help in prayer? this from orthodox medicine, Writing this book I have dealt with this topic where a sick organ or a CONTACT FIRST-CLASS MAIL (Continued on page 2) P.O. Box 27800 U.S. POSTAGE PAID Las Vegas, NV 89126 BAKERSFIELD, CA PERMIT NO. 758 ALSO IN THIS ISSUE ECONOMIC SHOCK TESTING: Control And Subjugation........................page 7 FIRST CLASS MAIL Reg Howe’s Complaint: Gold-Market Manipulation........................................page 12 Doris’ Corner, by Doris & E.J. Ekker...........................................................page 15 The News Desk, by John & Jean Ray............................................................page 19 Please Contribute To CONTACT’S Success...................................................page 19 Page 2 CONTACT: THE PHOENIX PROJECT JOURNAL AUGUST 15, 2001 at length and very intensively. Looking for can draw information from it can recognize there And depending on how well you look after what you solutions I have traveled five continents, discussed this the experiences, the store of feelings and thoughts sowed and how much you give it attention, the harvest theme with an uncountable number of people from all of the person. The clairvoyant does not see what will be better and bigger, irrespective of the type of seed. walks of life and have also not neglected the inner type of car a person drives, how much money he Now comes the part I consider most important. It search. And from my own experiences and from owns or how often he has slept with someone, but is of utmost importance to know that the cosmos, but personal proofs I came to the view I summarized in this he sees what the person had felt and thought and also our subconscious, is absolutely without prejudice. last chapter. It is my personal view, and nobody has to how he got there. An aura reader can recognize (No good or bad, no positive or negative, no beautiful or abide by it. Please look at these statements just as whether a person is constructive or destructive ugly, no valuable or worthless...) These terms are critically as you will in the future look at everything. and whether he uses what he has for good of all only valid for yourself. What is positive or beautiful Even if you cannot agree with everything here, perhaps or just for himself. The feelings, thoughts and to you does not have to be so for somebody else. you can still find some useful ideas in these conclusions. moods, his experiences, are evident. Often farmers are seen as a socially lower class. What can be done positively to set that which in the Experiences and recognitions are the only things Few say so, but many think so. Just think now past had gone wrong right again and to prevent that we take along when we leave the material body. where our food would come from if everybody sat in which is planned wrongly for the future? To answer this Once we are without a body, it is unimportant an office in the city. Or the Ferrari driver who looks we have to go back to the beginning and ask: whether we worked a lot or not, whether we owned down on those working on assembly lines or night What is the meaning of life? a large house and beautiful clothes. What is shifts. Without them there would be no Ferrari. Or It is hoped that most have by now realized important is what we felt and why we did what we did. the cleaning lady. There are women who consider that the meaning of life cannot be just eating, Many people have realized this, but they feel helpless themselves too good to do the cleaning themselves, so drinking, sleeping, sex and possessions. and at life’s mercy, since they don’t know about its laws they hire a cleaning lady. Can you imagine how the It is of utmost importance to realize that at the and therefore cannot recognize the inter-relations. world would look if there were no cleaning ladies? end of our life we have to leave behind all these The effect is similar to an extraterrestrial The favourite food of one may be disgusting to outward appearances, including our body. We have driving a car in a city for the first time and at the another. A plant can be a remedy to the homeopath arrived naked and we will leave naked. This means first red light hitting another car. At the next red or the herbalist, to the hobby gardener it is but a that flying saucers and free energy will only make us light this happens again, because to him the red weed that he pulls. Spiders are “terrible beasts” to happy in a limited way, for travelling to another galaxy lights are just a meaningless play of lights on the some and they tread on them, but the same people are changes the locale, but not the body. Whether the background of neon advertising. all fed up about the flies that now thrive because the Vril-Gesellschaft with their saucers had visited other Once I tell him the meaning of the red lights spiders that would have caught some are now dead. planets or whether the U.S. with their technology and that the traffic code says that he has to stop As you can see the terms good or bad, have built their first Mars station thirty years ago is for a red light, he will no longer cause accidents valuable or worthless are not justified and at best relatively unimportant if looked at this way, because because of the red lights, for now he can read and are expressions of our own subjectivity. these leopards literally cannot “change their spots”. understand the information. It is easier still to understand if we learn to think in They are caught in matter and in themselves. Again when an unenlightened person examines energies. Energy is unbiased. It is up to us to make the A destructive person will not become more himself and his illness: energy positive or negative, to use it constructively or likeable because of an advanced technology, rather “I have a headache, so I will take a tablet and destructively. This means that whatever we wish for we the opposite. In view of the momentary situation then the ache is gone.” are entitled to and we will get. Creation has bestowed upon this Earth and of the events presaged for the That is exactly like the driver and the oil indicator. upon us the free will so we can experience life in its turn of the Millennium by different prophets it The sick person sees himself not as a whole together entirety.
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