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Volume 5/No. 9/10 May/June 2020 THE PRESENT AGE A monthly international magazine for the advancement of Spiritual Science The Corona Show James Corbett’s Wake-up Call COVID-19 and the Cosmos Thinking: Its Freedom or Prohibition? The Incarnation of Ahriman (part two) Corona: Connecting the Dots Vaccines: C.A.Fitts and J.Rappoport CHF 22 / £ 15 / $ 22 / € 20 Symptomatic Essentials in politics, culture and economy Essentials in politics, culture / $ 22 € 20 Symptomatic CHF 22 / £ 15 World Dictatorship, Prophecies and the Jolt Contents towards the Spirit Beyond Surprise 3 No world dictator would have been able to achieve in a few weeks what the “virus”, Some Reflections on the Corona Crisis against which no remedy has allegedly yet been found, has been able to achieve T.H. Meyer in such a short time: school closures, the banning of public gatherings, theatre, concert and cinema performances, and visits to restaurants. Closed frontiers, closed A Letter to the Future 5 bars, and at the few open shops and pharmacies the notice that payment will only James Corbett be accepted with contactless cards. Economies shut down. No international de- Anti-Corona 2020 6 cision could have had so much psychological propaganda for the long-planned Martin Meyer Editorial global abolition of cash. This is a corona dictatorship still just short of forced vacci- - nation. Overnight everything else, such as climate change and 5G, has become an “…the diseases we suffer work unimportant secondary question. But there are also good things to report: NATO’s on earth are visitations from heaven” 8 gigantic NATO “Defender 2020” manoeuvres have been cancelled! COVID-19 and the Cosmos And sober explanations of the medical exaggerations have been provided by Terry Boardman Profs. Sucharit Bhakdi, Knut Wittkowski, John Ioannidis and Dr Shiva Ayyadurai.1 The deeper background to the crisis is obviously many-sided and hidden. Why Free Spiritual Life – was a scenario gamed in October 2019 in New York, which corresponds to the or the Prohibition of Thinking actual coronavirus crisis? (https://www.voltairenet.org/article209128.html) (Part One) 13 Lecture by T.H.Meyer, 28 October 2019 in Vol. XII, No. 7, July-August, 1935. July-August, 7, XII, No. Vol. Chur, Switzerland We shall leave the explanation of this background to others. Instead, we shall just point out that in his sci-fi novel The Eyes of Darkness, American author Dean L S Koontz wrote already in 1981 about a virus that would break out first in the Russian The Incarnation of Ahriman – city of Gorki, but in the 1989 edition this was changed to Wuhan. When and Where? (Part Two) 18 When the coronavirus began to spread in the West, it was claimed by some that this Terry Boardman book The Eyes of Darkness also seemed to prophesy that a dangerous bioweapon would DOTS ... to COVID-19 22 unleash a fatal illness attacking the lungs in the year 2020, but we soon learned that in reality this claim resulted from a conflation of Koontz’s novel with another book – End of May/June Calendar 35 Days: Predictions and Prophecies About the End of the World, which was published in 2008 by an American clairvoyant, Sylvia Browne, who collected many ‘end-times’ prophecies, to Coronavirus, Epidemics, and Vaccine Terrorism with which at the end she added some of her own, among them that around the year 2020 a le- Jon Rappoport (Part One) 39 thal epidemic involving inflammation of the lungs would spread around the whole world. Interview by Catherine Austin Fitts It is noteworthy at this juncture not only to point out that this is the year in which we are living but also that to recall that over a hundred years ago Rudolf Steiner indicated Health and Vaccines 48 that “not long after people have been writing the date 2000, a kind of prohibition of Philip Incao, M.D. thinking around the world will be declared from the West”, the beginnings of which he Vaccinations: From Childhood saw in materialistic medicine. In this context Steiner seemed to have pointed to the year Diseases to the Flu? 50 2020.2 His prophecy provides the concrete spiritual background to that of Sylvia Browne. Daphné von Boch, M.D. * T V B An awful symbol for the killing out of all spiritual impulses is accompanying the “Christ in a False Form, ban on thinking: in various countries, most recently in Switzerland, starlings have in False Imaginations” 61 been falling in droves from the sky in a matter of seconds, regularly in areas where Martin Barkhoff 4G or 5G is increasing. There is a video on this that is very worth seeing.3 The last case in this documentary occurred in the Mormons’ Salt Lake City, “They heard me but they which was declared the second US test region for 5G after New York. could not understand me” 63 Swiss President Sommaruga tried to shake up the population after the latest Alexander Caspar emergency measures: “Now a jolt must go through the country.” The jolt to main- R’ L 69 tain solidarity in keeping away from other people (“social distancing”). The real jolt in our life, however, is the step towards the threshold of the spiritual world. Imprint 70 This leads to waking up from the materialistic illusions of life. Without this jolt, Another Age 71 the Corona crisis can be overcome in appearance only. William Riggins T.H. Meyer March 2020 1 Bhakdi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBB9bA-gXL4, Wittkowski: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=lGC5sGdz4kg, Ioannidis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6MZy-2fcBw, Ayyadurai: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6MZy-2fcBw 2 In the print version of the lecture of April 4 1916 (GA 167) at this point the date 2200 appears, but this does not fit with “not long after people have been writing the date 2000”. Martin Barkhoff expressed the view years ago that this must have been misheard or wrongly written down and that in fact Steiner must have meant 2020. man beings and the wisdom to promote their spiritual and social well-being. (...) The century us to of the twentieth their spiritualIs it not for inspirer beings and the wisdom to promote among us still. and social well-being. among us, lives has lived man Understanding of the world as it actually is, ability to bring of the world spiritualindustry rightUnderstanding of technical life of men, into the stubborn knowledge and economics, as spheres down into the practical hu for love The generates other is the development of inner life soul which challenge. Steiner’s life and the actions of men–this is one side Rudolf as into the thinking, moral well and the Fulfilment Movement, the original Steiner unto harvest? of a Quest”,as labourers editor´s note from Dunlop, “Rudolf publication in Anthroposophical D.N. 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZuPeymQjuM&feature=youtu.be The next issue will appear at the beginning of July 2020 The Present Age Vol. 5 / No. 9/10 / May/June 2020 Beyond Surprise Beyond Surprise Some Reflections on the Corona Crisis The rehearsal and the start of the Corona-Show In October 2019 the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Securi- ty with partners, the World Economic Forum and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation organized a meeting to simulate a coming pandemic event.1 Remarkably it turned out to be practically identical with what presently happened, after in January 2020 the Corona virus was discovered in Wuhan. The meeting in New York turned out to be a full rehearsal for the “predicted” event. Scene one of the show could start. The Economist – leading mouthpiece of the globalist elite and its agendas – on 14 March showed the virus on its cover with the headline: “The Right Medicine for the World Econ- omy” – an amazing or outright cynical description of the The New World Order, predicted by many, from Churchill function of the new virus: whereas the masses would suffer to the Bushes, Rockefellers, Kissinger and Gates, seems to from the economic, health and moral ruin, the Few behind have taken a decisive step forward. the global lockdown would be able to prot once more. A week later, the same weekly showed on a black back- The power of associated and accumulated lies ground a globe with a huge sign on it on it such as we find on Furthermore, the new Show is publicly associated with two shops: CLOSED. The pictorial agenda suggests: reorganizing previous Shows: the completely untrue narratives about Pearl the “shop” – to be OPENED again, with totally new rules and Harbor and 9/11. Both were defined as “surprise” attacks, as new products. much as the Corona event. Only, the surprise was and is on After Act One of the cynical anti-human Show, there is the side of those unprepared, that is of the masses. now an Entre’acte which will enable the “Lords of the Globe” On 5 April Jerome Adams, M.D., the U.S. Surgeon General, to fully reorganize the shop and its contents. The new items warned that a difficult week was ahead in an appearance on will (among others) be total control of each citizen, compul- Fox News: sory vaccination with ID2, digitalization of all money and “…this is going to be our Pearl Harbor moment, our 9/11 all educational processes.3 The reopening the world will be moment. 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