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The Fifth Level of Learning: the Vedic Gods The Wes Penre Papers || The Fifth Level of Learning The Vedic Texts The Wes Penre Papers: The Vedic Texts The Fifth Level of Learning Part 2 by Wes Penre The Wes Penre Papers || The Fifth Level of Learning The Vedic Texts Copyright © 2014-2015 Wes Penre All rights reserved. This is an electronic paper free of charge, which can be downloaded, quoted from, and copied to be shared with other people, as long as nothing in this paper is altered or quoted out of context. Not for commercial use. Editing provided by Bob Stannard: www.twilocity.com 1st Edition, February 27, 2015 Wes Penre Productions Oregon, USA The Wes Penre Papers || The Fifth Level of Learning The Vedic Texts Table of Contents PAPER 10: THE NAKSHATRAS—THE GOD AND THEIR STAR SYSTEMS ...... 6 I. The Nakshatras or Lunar Mansions ...................................................................... 6 II. Star Systems and Constellations in Domain of the Orion Empire ...................... 9 ii.i. The Orion Empire in the Vedas ....................................................................... 17 III. Domains Conquered by the AIF with Marduk in Charge ................................ 20 IV. Star Systems and Constellations under En.ki’s Control .................................. 40 V. Asterism Ruled by Queen Ereškigal ................................................................. 61 PAPER 11: DISCUSSING STAR SYSTEMS NOT MENTIONED IN THE NAKSHATRAS ........................................................................................................... 65 I. Introduction ......................................................................................................... 65 II. The Asterism of the Vedic Heaven ................................................................... 65 III. New Revelations on the Sirius-Isis Relation .................................................... 71 IV. Ursa Major, the Wounded Bear ....................................................................... 75 V. The Origins and Dwellings of the Vedic Demigods—Lord Vishnu’s Minions 82 v.i. Additional Information on the Asuras ............................................................. 82 VI. Locating Stars and Constellations in Relation to Ursa Major.......................... 86 PAPER 12: THE ALDEBARAN PAPER ................................................................... 88 I. Lucifer’s Refuge ................................................................................................. 88 II. The Invasion Came, Comes, and will Come from the Pleiades! ....................... 93 III. Some Present Time Connections between the Bull and the Pleiades in General ............................................................................................................................ 98 IV. Vril, Hitler, and the Aldebaran/Pleiadian Connection, and who are Supriem David Rockefeller, Michael Noel Prescott, and the Modern Thule Society? .. 100 V. The Nazis, Free Energy, Anti-Gravity, and the Aldebaran Mystery ............... 109 v.i. Vril in Comparison with today’s Quantum Mechanics ................................. 129 VI. The Seven Root Races ................................................................................... 134 VII. The Little Fairy People of Kashmir .............................................................. 136 VIII. Agartha and Ultima Thule, the First City of the Aryans? ........................... 140 IX. Shambhala and the Final Incarnation of Lord Vishnu ................................... 147 X. Pioneer 10’s and Voyager’s Secret Space Missions ....................................... 151 The Wes Penre Papers || The Fifth Level of Learning The Vedic Texts PAPER 13: DEATH AND AFTERLIFE IN HINDU RELIGION AND EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY .......................................................................................................... 158 I. Transmigration of Souls in the Vedic Texts ..................................................... 158 II. The Pitrloka planet, Heaven, and the 28 Hells of the Vedas ........................... 163 III. Description of the Vedic Hells ....................................................................... 166 IV. Which Soul Goes Where After Death? .......................................................... 172 V. Some of Today’s Recently Achieved Knowledge was Written in the Vedas . 173 VI. The Akashic Records and the Vedas ............................................................. 175 VII. Karma, and how we are Affected by a “Shadow Planet” ............................. 176 VIII. Beings in Charge of our Chakras and Kundalini ......................................... 181 IX. Exit Plan ......................................................................................................... 190 PAPER 14: THE END OF KALI YUGA—WHEN WORLD RELIGIONS BECOME ONE ........................................................................................................................... 192 I. In Extraordinary Times, Religious Saviors are Promoted ................................ 192 II. The Yezidis ...................................................................................................... 194 III. The End of Kali Yuga and the Start of a New Era ......................................... 195 IV. Humans, Get Into the Fold—The Crop is Ready to be Harvested! ............... 199 V. Alien Abductions and Human Misconceptions on the Alien Topic ............... 205 VI. Maitreya—The World Leader. Bogus or the Real Thing? ............................ 215 VII. In the End, Only What is Inside Counts ....................................................... 236 PAPER 15: IT’S NOT HE OR SHE OR THEM OR IT THAT YOU BELONG TO .................................................................................................................................... 238 I. Science Catching Up ......................................................................................... 238 II. Some of our Present Challenges ...................................................................... 242 III. Have we been Ascending or Descending over time? ..................................... 243 IV. More Relevance from Carlos Castaneda ........................................................ 249 V. Becoming “One”—Another New Age Teaching or the Natural Journey of Consciousness? ................................................................................................ 252 VI. The Ego—our Worst Enemy or a Friend on our Journey? ............................ 254 VII. The Next Mass Event.................................................................................... 258 VIII. They Are Here and They are Working Hard!.............................................. 260 IX. Wes Penre’s Untimely Death—as it is Written in “The Hidden Quatrains of Nostradamus” ................................................................................................... 263 X. In Memorial—Dr. Lloyd Pye .......................................................................... 266 The Wes Penre Papers || The Fifth Level of Learning The Vedic Texts XI. Pope Francis and the One World Religion .................................................... 268 PAPER 16: HUMANITY—THE DESTINY OF A ROYAL SPECIES! .................. 269 I. Beyond Quantum Physics—Some Things Science Needs to Grasp ................ 269 II. In Preparation of a Cosmic Trial ..................................................................... 275 III. Don’t Get Fooled by Sudden “Revelations!” ................................................. 276 IV. The Collapse of the Medical Industry ............................................................ 278 V. More on the Chakra Manipulation and the Entrapment in the 4% Universe .. 279 VI. The Machine Riders versus our Inner Divinity, or “The Ultimate Hijack!” . 285 VII. Some Last Words… ...................................................................................... 291 The Wes Penre Papers || The Fifth Level of Learning The Vedic Texts PAPER 10: THE NAKSHATRAS—THE GOD AND THEIR STAR SYSTEMS I. The Nakshatras or Lunar Mansions This paper will mostly discuss certain star systems and asterisms that different groups of extraterrestrials either originate from or have settled down in. We touched this subject in Level IV to some degree, but now we want to look at it from a Vedic perspective and sometimes also from the perspective of other ancient texts in order to compare and see where there may be some correlations. To some extent I did the same thing in Level IV, at the most part from a Sumerian/Akkadian perspective—thus I could leave that part out and immediately begin the exposure of where the Vedic counterparts of the gods dwell, but I have decided to do this a little bit differently. Instead I will repeat some of the information from Level IV, but also add some material to it, and then, as soon as a previous star systems from Level IV has been reviewed, I will go over to the Vedic counterpart. This way the reader, whether or not he or she has read Level IV, can compare the information from the two levels of learning and be able to see the correlation. This will make a longer paper, but I hope and think that it will also make a more interesting read. Some people have commented to me over the years that it is really not that important to know where the aliens come from—it’s enough to know that they are here. We see saucer-shaped UFOs in the skies, as well as cigar-ships, triangular ships, and many other different geometric shapes and forms, but the attitude from
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