Wisdom of the Watchers: Teachings of the Rebel Angels on Earth's Forgotten Past
Autor Timothy Wyllieen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 iul 2015
Georgia shares her experiences being present as the Lemurian civilization in the Pacific reached its pinnacle and seismic upheavals overwhelmed its island home of Mu. She describes the elaborate Pleiadian evacuation operation and the Lemurian diaspora, explaining how their belief system took root in India, Tibet, China, and South America. She reveals how the emerging Atlantean civilization, now also collapsed, preyed on the far flung settlements of the Lemurian empire. She explains angelic knowledge of esoteric science, such as the spiritual influence of Venus and the link between spiritual centers on higher planes and ancient monuments on Earth, including the Giza pyramids. Georgia interweaves her story with observations about Timothy Wyllie's current and previous lives, such as his long involvement with the Process Church and his interactions with other a rebel angel incarnates like Timothy Leary.
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ISBN-13: 9781591432067
ISBN-10: 1591432065
Pagini: 360
Ilustrații: Includes 8-page color insert
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
Colecția Bear & Company
ISBN-10: 1591432065
Pagini: 360
Ilustrații: Includes 8-page color insert
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 23 mm
Greutate: 0.59 kg
Editura: Inner Traditions/Bear & Company
Colecția Bear & Company
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Notă biografică
Trained as an architect, Timothy Wyllie (1940-2017) was a graphic artist and writer who, after a near-death experience in 1973, specialized in the study of non-human intelligences, such as angels, ETs, and dolphins. He was the author of several books, including The Return of the Rebel Angels and Awakening of the Watchers.
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Chapter 7
Timothy Leary and the Big Apple
Seas of Glass, the Incarnation, Shameful Speed, Timothy Leary, the Second Wave of Rebel Angels, the Anthropic Principle
Having arrived in New York City that early summer of 1968, it was time for the chapter to get busy. It had become one of Mein Host’s particular gifts to be able to sniff out the right places, or the right people, to further their quest.
It was one of Mary Ann’s convictions that making contact with so-called celebrities would somehow add credibility to the Process church. Those who were open-minded and curious enough to give my ward their time took the opportunity to speak honestly from their hearts. Those they’d met in Hollywood over the previous months in Los Angeles, among whom were the actor James Coburn, Micky Dolenz of The Monkees, and John and Michelle Phillips of the The Mamas & The Papas, all in their own ways were deeply touched by their encounters.
However, the unusual intimacy and honesty of these meetings frequently proved so intense and personally revealing for the celebrity, who, unaccustomed to speaking with such candor, would later reflect on what he or she had revealed over the course of their first meeting and would be too embarrassed to repeat the experience.
Speaking now from a watcher’s point of view I can reveal that each of those encounters had a purpose beyond anything my ward was aware of at the time. It would be indiscreet of me and outside my purview to comment in any detail on the secrets revealed in those encounters, with one exception, Timothy Leary. Because Mein Host has already written about his time spent with Leary in a previous book, I intend to reach beneath his account for the deeper currents running through both these two men’s lives.
It is probably unnecessary at this point for me to reveal that Timothy Francis Leary might be thought of as the archetypal incarnated rebel angel. He would have revealed it himself had he the self-awareness and contextual frame to understand it. Yet, a rebel angel he was. Brilliant, charismatic, authority-averse, continually curious, charming, futuristic in outlook, filled with false pride, and obstinately rebellious, Leary died in 1996 without ever coming to terms with the profound damage he had wreaked on more than one generation since the 1960s. By invariably surrounding himself with supportive people--many of whom were also rebel angel incarnates who could relate intelligently to entheogens--he was able to blind himself to the chaos he created. Although there were many people who were totally unprepared for the psychic onslaught of LSD or mescaline, some of whom were permanently harmed by the experience, the most serious damage of Leary’s legacy has been the misbegotten war on drugs and the effective taboo placed on any scientific research of them.
As a watcher, it isn’t my position to pass judgment on Leary’s intentions. From what I observed he was sincere in his belief that the widespread distribution of entheogens would transform Western civilization for the better. It is also well known that Aldous Huxley and a number of other cognoscenti familiar with entheogens had attempted to prevail on Leary to tone down his propagandizing, with no luck.
For all Leary’s talk of transcendence he appeared to have little real grasp of the deeply sanctified nature of entheogens. Had he perhaps encountered plant entheogens first, rather than merely the product of modern pharmacology, he might have had a more reverential approach.
Yet, through a combination of personal pride, his love of being in the public eye, his image of himself as the Pied Piper of Psychedelics, he stubbornly held on to his policy of massive general distribution, justifying it in democratic terms. He believed Huxley and the like were simply doing what elites have always done--keeping the goodies for themselves.
However, an occulted point generally overlooked by those trying to make sense of this era was the supreme value of entheogens to incarnate angels. In this Leary was correct without ever knowing why. As a rebel angel himself, he made the understandable error of believing other people--normal first-timer mortals--were just like him. He found himself caught in an impossible bind. His naturally rebellious spirit, deeply hurt by the dismissive treatment he’d received at the hands of the elitists at Harvard University, together with his conviction in the miraculous transformational power of entheogens, impelled him further and further into a leadership role in the revolution he was promoting.
As is the case with all incarnate angels, Leary was required to live a fully mortal life. That’s what he had taken on by choosing to enter mortal incarnation. And yet, as is also the case with all incarnate angels, he had a deep subconscious awareness of his angelic spiritual heritage that always gave him the feeling he was special--not exactly different from other people, but definitely superior to them.
Leary’s sense of specialness, of being resolutely resilient and relentlessly winsome under the most intolerable circumstances; his determination to remain undiminished by imprisonment and exile; his courage in standing up to authority at its most unjust; while possibly admirable in principle, merely fed his deluded sense of himself and added to his inner turmoil.
If you are wondering how I speak with authority on Timothy Leary’s psychological state, it’s because Mein Host spent three days in a tepee with the man. This allowed me unusual access to the psychologist’s emotional and mental intelligences in that spring of 1968.
I also have no reason to believe he has any objection to my using him as an example of an incarnate rebel angel of the second wave. In my writing straightforwardly of his inner struggles he would hope others will learn from what he missed during his lifetime.
Timothy Leary and the Big Apple
Seas of Glass, the Incarnation, Shameful Speed, Timothy Leary, the Second Wave of Rebel Angels, the Anthropic Principle
Having arrived in New York City that early summer of 1968, it was time for the chapter to get busy. It had become one of Mein Host’s particular gifts to be able to sniff out the right places, or the right people, to further their quest.
It was one of Mary Ann’s convictions that making contact with so-called celebrities would somehow add credibility to the Process church. Those who were open-minded and curious enough to give my ward their time took the opportunity to speak honestly from their hearts. Those they’d met in Hollywood over the previous months in Los Angeles, among whom were the actor James Coburn, Micky Dolenz of The Monkees, and John and Michelle Phillips of the The Mamas & The Papas, all in their own ways were deeply touched by their encounters.
However, the unusual intimacy and honesty of these meetings frequently proved so intense and personally revealing for the celebrity, who, unaccustomed to speaking with such candor, would later reflect on what he or she had revealed over the course of their first meeting and would be too embarrassed to repeat the experience.
Speaking now from a watcher’s point of view I can reveal that each of those encounters had a purpose beyond anything my ward was aware of at the time. It would be indiscreet of me and outside my purview to comment in any detail on the secrets revealed in those encounters, with one exception, Timothy Leary. Because Mein Host has already written about his time spent with Leary in a previous book, I intend to reach beneath his account for the deeper currents running through both these two men’s lives.
It is probably unnecessary at this point for me to reveal that Timothy Francis Leary might be thought of as the archetypal incarnated rebel angel. He would have revealed it himself had he the self-awareness and contextual frame to understand it. Yet, a rebel angel he was. Brilliant, charismatic, authority-averse, continually curious, charming, futuristic in outlook, filled with false pride, and obstinately rebellious, Leary died in 1996 without ever coming to terms with the profound damage he had wreaked on more than one generation since the 1960s. By invariably surrounding himself with supportive people--many of whom were also rebel angel incarnates who could relate intelligently to entheogens--he was able to blind himself to the chaos he created. Although there were many people who were totally unprepared for the psychic onslaught of LSD or mescaline, some of whom were permanently harmed by the experience, the most serious damage of Leary’s legacy has been the misbegotten war on drugs and the effective taboo placed on any scientific research of them.
As a watcher, it isn’t my position to pass judgment on Leary’s intentions. From what I observed he was sincere in his belief that the widespread distribution of entheogens would transform Western civilization for the better. It is also well known that Aldous Huxley and a number of other cognoscenti familiar with entheogens had attempted to prevail on Leary to tone down his propagandizing, with no luck.
For all Leary’s talk of transcendence he appeared to have little real grasp of the deeply sanctified nature of entheogens. Had he perhaps encountered plant entheogens first, rather than merely the product of modern pharmacology, he might have had a more reverential approach.
Yet, through a combination of personal pride, his love of being in the public eye, his image of himself as the Pied Piper of Psychedelics, he stubbornly held on to his policy of massive general distribution, justifying it in democratic terms. He believed Huxley and the like were simply doing what elites have always done--keeping the goodies for themselves.
However, an occulted point generally overlooked by those trying to make sense of this era was the supreme value of entheogens to incarnate angels. In this Leary was correct without ever knowing why. As a rebel angel himself, he made the understandable error of believing other people--normal first-timer mortals--were just like him. He found himself caught in an impossible bind. His naturally rebellious spirit, deeply hurt by the dismissive treatment he’d received at the hands of the elitists at Harvard University, together with his conviction in the miraculous transformational power of entheogens, impelled him further and further into a leadership role in the revolution he was promoting.
As is the case with all incarnate angels, Leary was required to live a fully mortal life. That’s what he had taken on by choosing to enter mortal incarnation. And yet, as is also the case with all incarnate angels, he had a deep subconscious awareness of his angelic spiritual heritage that always gave him the feeling he was special--not exactly different from other people, but definitely superior to them.
Leary’s sense of specialness, of being resolutely resilient and relentlessly winsome under the most intolerable circumstances; his determination to remain undiminished by imprisonment and exile; his courage in standing up to authority at its most unjust; while possibly admirable in principle, merely fed his deluded sense of himself and added to his inner turmoil.
If you are wondering how I speak with authority on Timothy Leary’s psychological state, it’s because Mein Host spent three days in a tepee with the man. This allowed me unusual access to the psychologist’s emotional and mental intelligences in that spring of 1968.
I also have no reason to believe he has any objection to my using him as an example of an incarnate rebel angel of the second wave. In my writing straightforwardly of his inner struggles he would hope others will learn from what he missed during his lifetime.
Cuprins
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: A Brief Description of the Multiverse, Collaborating with a Rebel Angel, and the Identity of the Rebel Angels
1 A Name for Our Times
Hard Drugs and Entheogens, the Star People’s Warning, Trouble in Paradise, Pleiadean Evacuation, and the Process Becomes a Church
2 A Pleiadean Encounter
Seraphic Overgovernment, Hints of a Conspiracy, Interplanetary Travel Plans, and Planet Zeta’s Psychosphere
3 Psychic and Interplanetary Explorations
Planetary Devastation, Mediumistic Experiments, the Gemini Twins, Lucifer’s Spell, and Life within Planet Gamma
4 London, Lemuria, and New Orleans
Interpenetration of Dreamtime, the Plumed Serpent, Lemurian Psychology, Catastrophobia, and Restored to One
5 Forces of Destruction
An Ocean-Faring Culture, Lemurian Dark Ages, Black Ice, Vietnam Quagmire, Priest and Shaman, and Planetary Disaster
6 Opposing Viewpoints
Interplanetary Tour, Mountains of the Gods, Loving Ishmael, Midwayer Domination, Death Draws Closer, and Personal Liberty
7 Timothy Leary and the Big Apple
Earth’s Special Destiny, New York Road Trip, the Pied Piper of Psychedelics, and Dimensional Fundamentals
8 An Unlikely Meeting
Delta’s Magisterial Mission, Dreaming with Dogs, the Central Universe, Hanging with the Beats, and the Days of Rage
9 Ominous Unfoldings
A Tepee in Millbrook, Meeting Prince Sagdalon, Dr. Leary’s Infatuation with the Process Church, Uncontrollable Mutants, and Early Cro-Magnons
10 UFOs and Afterlives
Celebrity Whoring, Crammed in Amsterdam, the Secrets of Venus, Adamski Reassessed, and Debating Reincarnation
11 Second Comings
The Messiah Test, the Incarnate Goddess Enigma, Enter the Violet Race, Dangerous Negotiations, and Roman Retrievals
12 A Psychic Onslaught
Observing Prince Caligastia, the Lemurians’ Atlantean Arrival, the Unification of Opposites, Willing Self-Sacrifice, and Colossal Terror
Afterword
Georgia’s Interplanetary Journey Revisited, a Dose of Catastrophobia, Friendly Warnings, and a Brief Resurgence of Doubt
Appendix: The Angelic Cosmology
Glossary
Index
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Introduction: A Brief Description of the Multiverse, Collaborating with a Rebel Angel, and the Identity of the Rebel Angels
1 A Name for Our Times
Hard Drugs and Entheogens, the Star People’s Warning, Trouble in Paradise, Pleiadean Evacuation, and the Process Becomes a Church
2 A Pleiadean Encounter
Seraphic Overgovernment, Hints of a Conspiracy, Interplanetary Travel Plans, and Planet Zeta’s Psychosphere
3 Psychic and Interplanetary Explorations
Planetary Devastation, Mediumistic Experiments, the Gemini Twins, Lucifer’s Spell, and Life within Planet Gamma
4 London, Lemuria, and New Orleans
Interpenetration of Dreamtime, the Plumed Serpent, Lemurian Psychology, Catastrophobia, and Restored to One
5 Forces of Destruction
An Ocean-Faring Culture, Lemurian Dark Ages, Black Ice, Vietnam Quagmire, Priest and Shaman, and Planetary Disaster
6 Opposing Viewpoints
Interplanetary Tour, Mountains of the Gods, Loving Ishmael, Midwayer Domination, Death Draws Closer, and Personal Liberty
7 Timothy Leary and the Big Apple
Earth’s Special Destiny, New York Road Trip, the Pied Piper of Psychedelics, and Dimensional Fundamentals
8 An Unlikely Meeting
Delta’s Magisterial Mission, Dreaming with Dogs, the Central Universe, Hanging with the Beats, and the Days of Rage
9 Ominous Unfoldings
A Tepee in Millbrook, Meeting Prince Sagdalon, Dr. Leary’s Infatuation with the Process Church, Uncontrollable Mutants, and Early Cro-Magnons
10 UFOs and Afterlives
Celebrity Whoring, Crammed in Amsterdam, the Secrets of Venus, Adamski Reassessed, and Debating Reincarnation
11 Second Comings
The Messiah Test, the Incarnate Goddess Enigma, Enter the Violet Race, Dangerous Negotiations, and Roman Retrievals
12 A Psychic Onslaught
Observing Prince Caligastia, the Lemurians’ Atlantean Arrival, the Unification of Opposites, Willing Self-Sacrifice, and Colossal Terror
Afterword
Georgia’s Interplanetary Journey Revisited, a Dose of Catastrophobia, Friendly Warnings, and a Brief Resurgence of Doubt
Appendix: The Angelic Cosmology
Glossary
Index
About the Author
Recenzii
“Timothy Wyllie’s Wisdom of the Watchers is an enthralling read. Wyllie is an eloquent author with a discerning wisdom of the world. This book has the benefit of being practical and enlightening like a wonderful intertwined subjective journey. Truly awe inspiring.”
"The big message is - we are not alone. There are more advanced civilizations, there are less advanced, but for incarnate rebel angels there is the chance to experience mortal life and eventually take their rightful place in the Multiverse – and who knows what comes after that. The whole series is thought provoking. . . Recommended for incarnate rebel angels and other seekers."
“In this book Timothy Wyllie and his guide, Georgia, continue the deep revelations of the hidden histories and lost legacy originally detailed in The Urantia Book. Wisdom of the Watchers is the nexus of a history and destiny that is both personal and universal.”
"The big message is - we are not alone. There are more advanced civilizations, there are less advanced, but for incarnate rebel angels there is the chance to experience mortal life and eventually take their rightful place in the Multiverse – and who knows what comes after that. The whole series is thought provoking. . . Recommended for incarnate rebel angels and other seekers."
“In this book Timothy Wyllie and his guide, Georgia, continue the deep revelations of the hidden histories and lost legacy originally detailed in The Urantia Book. Wisdom of the Watchers is the nexus of a history and destiny that is both personal and universal.”
Descriere
Writing together with Timothy Wyllie, the angel Georgia details the events of Earth's ancient history from 39,000 BC to 16,500 BC.