What is your long-term choice?

Dear Friend,

During the festive season, we decorate our homes, and Christmas trees with glitter.  Glitter is plastic and because of its minute size, is very likely trapped between our carpet fibers or consumed by our beloved pets.  For these reasons, the EU has now banned glitter:  it is not biodegradable; it is erroneously consumed by fish who think it is food; this then makes its way up the food chain eventually reaching us and harming our health etc[1].

In an alarming study published recently in the journal proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences[2], even the water we drink is not exempt. Researchers from Columbia University have been able to analyse the hundreds of thousands of nanoparticles of plastic found in plastic bottles of the drinking water we each routinely carry with us each day; particles so infinitesimally small that they cannot be seen under a microscope and minute enough to invade our cells, carrying potentially damaging chemicals into our organs and throughout our bodies.

Not only do we consume an estimated 1,3 billion plastic bottles of water per day with little understanding of the potential long-term damage to our health, but plastics in general have come to play a central role in our lives, from storage and preservation right through to the purchasing power of the credit card. However, the continued blind use of plastics with no thought of future consequences has resulted in the crisis of plastic pollution that we now face, with mountains of plastic waste on land and sea.

This has led some scientists to examine the problem and come up with fresh and innovative ideas.

Earlier this year, a Rice University team of researchers serendipitously discovered a method, through low-emissions, to harvest high-yield hydrogen gas and high-value graphene from plastic waste[3].  In order to upcycle the waste into graphene, flash Joule heating was applied and gas emissions were observed. Kevin Wyss, a Rice doctoral alumnus, predicted that if the graphene produced were to be sold at a minimal price, then clean hydrogen could be produced at no cost.[4]

Chemistry Professor Greg Liu of the Virginia Tech College of Science observed, in turn, the similarity on a molecular level between polyethylene and the fatty acids that are a precursor to soap, with the latter having an extra group of atoms at the end of the chain.  Through a cleverly built oven, he and his team worked out how to burn the polyethylene and halt the process in the middle, forming wax molecules ready for soap making.  Through saponification they then created the first soap upcycled from plastics.[5]    This technique can be used on both polyethylene and polypropylene and any combination thereof which makes it easy to upcycle.   Lead author on the paper Zhen Xu said, “This will enlighten people to develop more creative designs of upcycling procedures in the future.”[6]

In Amsterdam, a city strongly committed to green principles and to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% by 2050, an innovative collaboration called Plastic Whale Circular Furniture, has set out to solve what it refers to as the “plastic soup problem” by collecting the inevitable build-up of plastic bottles and other plastic waste products in the Amsterdam canal. Using boats that have been made out of recycled plastic, the Plastic Whale company (the first arm of the collaborative venture and first “plastic fishing” company) gathers the waste from the canal with the aid of citizens of Amsterdam and then Vepa, the second arm of the collaboration, creates high-end office furniture from it. This exciting venture benefits the community, the environment and recycles waste into an aesthetically pleasing and useful product.[7]

It is becoming more and more evident that we cannot continue to choke our land and our waterways (clouds, springs, streams, rivers, lakes, seas and oceans) with plastic. We can no longer choke our organs with plastic.  We need to refine or move on from plastics into more natural products that support our life cycles, like glass, cotton and recyclable paper.  We need to mitigate what we have created and take responsibility for our choices by finding creative recycling and upcycling projects, and this recent research is showing us some viable ways.

If we take seriously our commission to be caretakers of this planet, then we need to keep our thought forms linked to those of Higher Intelligence who will guide us through a greater repository of Knowledge for the greatest Good of all. In this way we can embody the reality that we are transducers of solutions from Higher Thought-Forms even while we live in this world of challenges, for Key 110:21 tells us … [We] can then enter into that dimension where all life motion becomes the Eternal unfoldment, where all is currently being lived, currently being recycled, for the universe has all ideas stored in the Eternal Mind of reflection and revelation.

As sons and daughters of the Divine Light, let us be guided by the illumination of the Shemesh Yahweh, the Sonship of Yahweh, through the Eternal Mind in a life of service to all of our fellow creation. Let the days of our lives be part of the ongoing recycling and transformation of our reality back into the perfection of the original Blueprint of Life.

With Love and Blessings

 

 

[1] https://phys.org/news/2023-12-glitter-ready-made-microplastic-pollutiontime-ditch.html

[2] https://www.cnn.com/2024/01/08/health/bottled-water-nanoplastics-study-wellness/index.html

[3] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1002/adma.202306763

[4] https://techxplore.com/news/2023-09-hydrogen-plastic-pay.html?fbclid=IwAR15rUU650GlVMjLk2Y0td0YauSi1mVKhj-PBoJtQ4bv_x6pthYpICeg22E

[5] https://phys.org/news/2023-08-method-upcycling-plastic-soap.html

[6] Zhen Xu et al. 2023. Chemical upcycling of polyethylene, polypropylene, and mixtures to high-value surfactants, Science (2023).  DOI: 10.1126/science.adh0993

[7] https://www.greenmatters.com/home/2018/03/07/1PsNYP/furniture-canal-amsterdam

Science as a subset of Consciousness

Dear Friend,

Brother David Steindl-Rast, Benedictine monk and author, said: “Sometimes people get the mistaken notion that spirituality is a separate department of life, the penthouse of existence. But rightly understood, it is a vital awareness that pervades all realms of our being.” [1]

Humanity is gradually awakening to the understanding that we create our own reality through the projections of our consciousness perceptions and that our limited, dualistic consciousness is a subset of a much larger, all-encompassing spiritual Consciousness incorporating Divine Consciousness. Through Dr Hurtak’s experience with Enoch and Metatron, we have been given the 64 Keys of Light to widen our understanding of the world (not to narrow it), thereby helping us to evolve our consciousness into the reality of true multidimensionality.

The world of science, which has demonstrated both humanity’s inherent creativity and problem-solving capacity, as well as our limitation and dualism, forms a large part of our global consciousness and, as such, perhaps we need to consider how global consciousness affects the ethics (or lack thereof) of the scientific environment. When science is practised solely for science’s sake or to further a singular worldview without higher consciousness or compassion, it leads to the dilemma highlighted, for example, in the film Oppenheimer, which is about the top-secret Manhattan Project and the first decision to use nuclear weapons. This demonstration of our willingness to use science and technology to destroy life is in clear opposition to our spiritual mission to be the Light and to raise consciousness.

Likewise, Keys 202 and 203 tell us to beware of attempts to change our DNA code[2]. Fortunately, new research with stem cells is using the codes that exist within our cellular structure— our original Divine Coding.  Recent research breakthroughs from work with stem cells, thus, hold great promise for humanity and appear to positively and directly guide this new science from the very foundation of our own being.

In our September 2022 letter, we spoke of the conversion of skin cells into pluripotent stem cells by activating the cell’s own genes[3]. However, there is within these cells a “lingering epigenetic memory” of their original state and potential abnormalities. In a paper published in August 2023 in Nature, Australian scientists led by Professor Ryan Lister from the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research and The University of Western Australia and Professor Jose M. Polo from Monash University and the University of Adelaide, have shown the successful use of a method called “transient-naïve-treatment (TNT) [that] mimics the normal reprogramming process in early embryonic development to essentially wipe a cell’s memory, making these cells more similar to embryonic stem (ES) cells both molecularly and functionally.”[4] This has the potential to revolutionise regenerative medicine while also advancing the study of epigenetic memory.

Of further interest in this field is the 3D printing of human tissue to create organs.  Teams of bioengineers and biomedical students from the University of Sydney and Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI) at Westmead developed an architectural system from stem cell to organ.  The teams were led by Professor Hala Zreiqat and Dr Peter Newman (University of Sydney’s School of Biomedical Engineering) and developmental biologist Professor Patrick Tam leading the CMRI’s Embryology Research Unit.[5]  Through bioengineering methods and cell culture, they were able to instruct blood or skin stem cells to specialize and form an organ-like structure.[6]

Historically, parts from animals have often been used for organ transplants into humans and can cause zoonosis[7], and furthermore, transplants from human donors may result in many complications, immunosuppression and often organ rejection.  Now, with these new advances, recipients theoretically are able to have tissue and organs derived from their own stem cells which would make rejection a thing of the past and do away with the need to introduce animal tissue into our bodies of higher coding.

In the light of these findings that are both ethical and of benefit to humanity, we look forward to seeing greater evidence of a raising of consciousness in all areas of scientific research and the coming of the Metatronic Sciences that will incorporate higher consciousness thinking and eliminate potential pitfalls ‒ but what are Metatronic Sciences?  According to Dr J. J. Hurtak[8], they are “[t]he disciplines to create and completely restore life systems of creation in the outer universe as outlined in The Keys of Enoch®”.

The cells in our body work for us, whether we are sleeping or doing nothing. Yes, it’s true that we all develop from single cells, formed by the fusion of an egg and sperm and each contributes its genetic information to the developing human body which grows into a complex system of cells. Yet these codes within us have continued mainly unaffected for thousands of years and a science guided by consciousness will recognise this and work with the Eternal Codes of our creation.

With this we acknowledge our Divine Connection to the Codes of Light-Life that have created us and we say Homo Divinus (Divine Humanity) as we behold ourselves not just in bodies of flesh but also in bodies of Divine Light.

With Love and Blessings,

 

 

Alys and Trish

[1] Br Steindl-Rast, D and Lebell, S.  1998/2022.  Music of Silence: A Sacred Journey through the Hours of the Day. Ulysses Press

[2] Hurtak, J.J. 1976.  The Keys of Enoch.  Academy For Future Science

[3] https://keysofenoch.org/sept-2022-are-we-playing-god/

[4]https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health/a44833085/stem-cells-memory/

[5] Peter L. H. Newman et al. 2023. Programming of Multicellular Patterning with Mechano‐Chemically Microstructured Cell Niches, Advanced Science (2023).  DOI: 10.1002/advs.202204741

[6] https://phys.org/news/2023-08-method-future-3d-human-tissues.html

[7] Zooonosis is the transfer of an infectious agent from donor to recipient.

[8] Hurtak, J.J.  1976.  The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch. Academy For Future Science. Glossary

What does it mean to live a Spiritual Life?

Dear Friend,

The great Carl Jung said that unconsciousness is our worst sin and moreover that we will do anything to avoid facing our own souls. Yet, many people, once they have decided to take the road less travelled, pursue it relentlessly, pondering the meaning of life, reading thoughtfully and mindfully meditating to educate their soul ‒ striving to connect with their growing understanding of the Divine.  But is that what living a spiritual life is all about?

To try to understand what a spiritual life is, we first need to define what spirituality is.  Teachers, like Sandra Schneiders, professor emeritus from the Graduate Theological Union (Berkeley, CA) see it in relationship to our capacity to transcend, as we consciously live our values through self-transcendence to the perceived “ultimate value”[1]. Others like Ewert Cousins[2], a pioneer in interreligious dialogue, and author of books like Christ in the 21^st Century, refer to it as “the spirit”; with this spiritual core as our deepest centre where we can experience ultimate reality. So, is spirituality simply accessing our inner dimensions?

Kees Waaijman[3], a Carmelite scholar, categorises spirituality as a multifaceted phenomenon: secular; religious; cultural, nature etc. He also differentiates types of mysticism and spirituality, with one type being ‘primordial’ spirituality.   We, too, agree that the concept of spirituality has room for many perspectives, essentially involving a “sense of connection to something bigger than ourselves, and typically involving a search for meaning [and purpose] in life”.  Viktor Frankl, psychiatrist and founder of Logotherapy, makes the distinction between a life of purpose as one’s higher purpose versus a life in purpose or doing things of value for humankind and welcoming and embracing every single moment.[4]

Many of the ‘practitioners’ of what is termed ‘primordial spirituality’ have little or no formal religious education or knowledge of orthodox concepts of the Divine. However, whether separated from the technology and advancements of today’s world through choice or not, these practitioners can naturally have their own direct connection and experience of the Divine. In addition, Waaijman and Eckhart Tolle,[5] both reinforce the possibility of a mystical experience for those who do not necessarily fall into the category of theologians and educated mystics.

Whether from a religious background or not, we want to reiterate: Those who seek with Love in their hearts, can have a direct experience of the Divine. In fact, in The Five Bodies[6], Drs. Hurtak remind us that “[e]xercise of the intellect, feeling, and will can make a philosopher, but not a mystic. Super-sensory experience is needed here and is available to everyone with a pure heart irrespective of time or space.”

For many, a major part of actualisation of spiritual life is through prayer which demands a transcendence of self and a reaching of union with the Higher worlds. In this Light, The Keys of Enoch® offers five general practices through prayer and meditation:

1. Hold fast to the holy way of life.
2. In your dealings, honour all with the radiance of Love.
3. Look within and look without and see yourself as your own bridge between heaven and earth.
4. Behold the palace of the universe and the myriad spheres of the organic balance of nature.
5. Know that you can always rejoice in the Godhead and in the myriad radiations of the Living Light.[7]

What then is a spiritual life?  Is it a mystical life where the aim is “union between God and the soul”, including what Evelyn Underhill, British mystical poet and author, claims to be the true goal of the mystical experience, namely “the intuitive contact with the ultimate,”[8] and the secondary phenomena of mysticism like “divine visions and voices”? Theologian, Dr. Celia Kourie believes that “[a] true test of mysticism is to be found in the ethical behaviour of the mystic and his or her overall adaptation to life.”[9]

We affirm this is what Jesus said: Love God and Love your fellow man [/woman].  It is a life of loving dedication to God that is also a life of purpose and a life in purpose.  According to Drs. Hurtak, the emphasis should be both on living a life in union with the fullness of the Godhead wherein we seek to understand the Divine Realms, and on being the best person we can be by focusing on a loving consciousness within and without.

With this we merge both spiritual and scientific understanding and, in activating the five bodies, which are the spiritual vehicles of human-divine experience, we become who we were born to be, helpers of humanity, our ‘fellow persons’, and live our life in purpose by bringing meaning into every moment and living in the now. This requires commitment, hard work and living a prayerful, meditative life in which we express, with intention and extension, the Divine Names of the Most High God.

 

We greet you in the name of Hod Ha-Melek Tzedek, Melchizedek Meshiah, he who is fatherless and motherless, who educates our soul, and guides us in the upliftment of our consciousness to be in union with the Divine.

 

With Love and Blessings,

 

 

 

[1] Schneiders, S.  2005. ‘Approaches to the Study of Christian Spirituality’, in Holder, A. (ed) The Blackwell Companion to Christian Spirituality.  Malden, MA:  Blackwell, 16.

[2] Cousins, E (ed.)  1985.  World Spirituality.  An Encyclopedic History of the Religious Quest.  New York:  Crossroad.

[3] Waaijman, K  2002.  Spirituality.  Forms, Foundations, Methods.  Leuven:  Peeters.

[4] https://positivepsychology.com/viktor-frankl-logotherapy/#:~:text=Three%20philosophical%20and%20psychological%20concepts,life%20(Batthyany%2C%202019)

[5] Tolle, E  [1999]/2001.  The Power of Now.  London:  Hodder & Stoughton.

 

[6] Hurtak, J.J. and Desiree.  (1996)  The Five Bodies.  AFFS. 3

[7] Hurtak, J.J. (1973)  The Book of Knowledge The Keys of Enoch.  AFFS. Glossary

[8] Underhill, E  (1911/1995)  Mysticism.  The Development of humankind’s spiritual consciousness.  London:  Bracken Books.  29, 38-39

[9] Kourie, C  (1992)  Mysticism:  a survey of recent issues.  JSR 5 (2) 83-103.

Dear Friend,

Much recent geological research has been focused on the core of the Earth. Accepted thinking is that there are four major layers of the Earth: the crust, mantle, outer core and the inner core (IC). We know very little about the IC, far less than we know about the ‘reaches beyond our planet,’ according to Michio Kaku[1].  What we do know is that the IC is about 70% the size of the Moon. It is surprisingly large, measuring an estimated 1,220 kilometres (758 miles) across. However, a fifth layer may have been identified (although proposed at the start of this century), described as the “innermost inner core” of approximately 644 km (400 mile wide) and thought to be a ball of metal with an iron-nickel alloy shell, which may or may not be true as some scientists consider that, due to the intense heat, it may be more like a plasma or a superionic state of matter behaving as a solid.  The components of this innermost inner core are very similar to the layer around it, according to Dr Thanh-Son Pham, a seismologist and postdoctoral fellow at The Research School of Earth Sciences at the Australian National University in Canberra[2], since it is anisotropic (taking on different characteristics depending upon the angle from which it is viewed). All of the core layers can only be identified following bombardments by seismic waves traveling through it in different directions.

Currently the speed and direction of rotation of the inner core are also being analysed and in a still controversial claim, geophysicist Dr Yi Yang and Professor Xiaodong Song state that the IC is rotating faster than the mantle and crust.[3]  However, the speed and directionality may change over time with varying temporal estimates of 6 years, 20 years or 70 years, so extensive research is still required. The recent research on the IC rotation by Yang and Song has indicated a slowing down of the spin of the Earth’s core in about 2009, at the end of what may be an approximate 70-year cycle.   They posit that the IC rotation has recently paused, suggesting a potential rotation reversal[4].[5]  The paper suggests that this is minor and of little concern (although the rate of spin remains unknown) and at most the spin of the IC may influence the overall spin of the Earth. Nevertheless, they do state that if the spin of IC is very different from the rest of the planet, seismic waves will hit the core differently and bounce back differently too.  In their abstract, they state[6],

“Differential rotation of Earth’s inner core relative to the mantle is thought to occur under the effects of the geodynamo on core dynamics and gravitational core–mantle coupling. This rotation has been inferred from temporal changes between repeated seismic waves that should traverse the same path through the inner core. [And further that their studies…] provide evidence for dynamic interactions between the Earth’s layers, from the deepest interior to the surface, potentially due to gravitational coupling and the exchange of angular momentum from the core and mantle to the surface.”

What is most important for us is the spin of the core material and gravitational coupling suggesting the creation of a magnetic field, although Badro et al contend that the geomagnetic field might have preceded the IC’s birth[7]. Interestingly, although the outer core is believed to generate the Earth’s magnetic field, in contrast, geophysicist John Tarduno at the University of Rochester states that the inner core regenerated the planet’s magnetic field when it formed 4 billion years ago.[8]

Scientists are, thus, striving to understand how the IC effects the Earth’s magnetic field and its evolution. Critical for us today is how the rotational changes of the IC, being observed now, as well as potential future changes, may affect our world.

The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch® tells us in Key 304: 43:

“Thus, man must face the fact that magnetic field reversal, contributing to the rise and fall of species and civilizations, can occur very rapidly as a result of triggering events set in motion by cosmic oscillations in combination with the Earth’s magnetic field.”

The Keys point to the weakening of the magnetosphere (of Earth’s magnetic field), which acts as a protection against solar radiation. We now see that Mars has only a weak and spotty magnetic field and realize its surface has drastically changed particularly due to this lack. Yet, in the midst of these changes, we recall the Academy maxim: there are no problems, only solutions! We need to believe that we are able to solve all of humankind’s challenges if we open our hearts, minds and souls (our inner core) to make the higher consciousness connection. The Keys further suggest that “Higher Evolutionary Intelligence” may help humanity co-engineer a vibratory environment consistent with new bio-magnetic changes needed to survive as a species.

In the Words of Key 404, THOU SHALL BE THE LIVING KINGDOM UPON ALL WORLDS[9], we see ourselves as a part of the ongoing restructuring of life to Life. Amid the changes around us, from the inner core of the Earth to the surrounding stars, from the cells of our bodies to our body-mind-spirit complex, we recognise both the challenges we face and the solutions that are available. We welcome into our midst the great scientific minds who are able to work with and implement these solutions as, with the support of the Divine Hierarchy, we fulfil our role in the manifestation of the Kingdom of God on our planet.

Therefore, from the inner core of our being, transformed through Thy Name, O El Elyon, we call upon the Basileia tou Theou, to manifest the “Kingdom of God” as we realise and bring forth the words of Luke:

“Neither shall they say, Lo here! or, lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is within you.” (Luke 17:21)

 

With Love and Blessings,

 

 

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cgr6Tuz3G-w

[2] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-023-36074-2

[3] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-022-01112-z

[4] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-022-01112-z

[5] https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-00167-1

[6] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41561-022-01112-z

[7] Badro, J. et al. Magnesium partitioning between earth’s mantle and core and its potential to drive an early exsolution geodynamo. Geophys. Res. Lett. 45, 13,240–13,248 (2018)

[8] https://www.science.org/doi/pdf/10.1126/science.abq2090

[9] Hurtak, J.J. 2019. The Fourth Light Picture Superscript. Academy For Future Science

Thoughts on Revelation 22:17: … Let anyone who wants the water of life take it as a gift!

Dear Friend,

With 722 mentions in the Bible, the word “water” occurs more often than the words faith, hope, prayer, and worship.  Created on the first day (Gen 1:2), we see it in the beginning of the Old Testament and then at the end of the New Testament in Rev 22:17 where we are reminded to take the water of life as a gift.[1] The Scriptures also remind us that Jesus the Christ is the source of living water in John:  4:10 and 7:37-9.

Why, though, is it referred to as living water?  Is it because humankind, and all our fauna and flora are unable to survive without it? Or is there a more elevated meaning?

The Rule of Threes states that in order to survive, we cannot do without air for more than 3 minutes, without water for 3 days and without food for 3 weeks.  Thus, we know that water is vital for life, but where did it come from?  Scientists are still debating this! They believe that the heat of our early solar system would have prevented the formation of liquid water that now covers 70% of the Earth’s surface. The favoured theory was that it came from the outer solar system, beyond Jupiter, carried to Earth on meteorites, comets or other bodies.  Comets as “dirty iceballs” were the initial source of choice but this theory lost favour when a far greater percentage of deuterium[2] was found in iceballs than in Earth’s water[3][4].  Asteroids (carbonaceous chondrites), however, have a similar proportion of deuterium to hydrogen as found in our surface water,[5] so that was thought to be a viable source.

Dr Lydia Hallis and her team, of the University of Hawaii NASA Astrobiology Institute and the University of Glasgow, however, dispute this saying that water existed on Earth from the very beginning originating from the proto solar-disk[6].  Cosmochemist Laurette Piani from the Université de Lorraine, posits that the constituents to form water did come from space but were bound up in the rocks that formed Earth (enstatite chondrites). After examining the hydrogen signature in samples of rare meteorites, she said: “At least three times the amount of water in the Earth’s oceans can be provided by these enstatite chondrites.”[7]

Then, in 2021, an asteroid broke up in Earth’s atmosphere. A 300-gram piece of carbonaceous chondrite landed in a driveway in Winchcombe, U.K., providing scientists with ‘fresh’ material for research.  Collaborative work by the U.K. cosmochemistry network, and the research paper[8] by King, Daly, et. al. seems to confirm the origin of water as being from the outer solar system. The meteorite offers a window into the history of asteroids and the evolution of our early solar system, according to the research authors.[9]

The Old Testament refers to the waters Mayim (Heb.) coming from the Heavens Shamayyim (Heb.) and in Genesis 1:6 – 8 we see the concept of waters within higher waters: Let there be an expanse in the middle of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters. And Elohim made the firmament, and divided the waters which were under the firmament from the waters which were above the firmament: and it was so.  And Elohim called the firmament Heaven. The letters in Mayim (Mem – Yod – Mem) are also found in Shamayyim, suggesting an intrinsic link.

Water thus appears to be from the heavens, beyond our solar system, brought to us perhaps in, some instances, through carbonaceous chondrite, with some even possibly bound into the enstatite chondrite rocks from space that formed our planet.

Water, Drs. Hurtak believe, is one of the best solutions to our energy crises. Although other electromagnetic motors are also good solutions there is still additional development needed, but as they had described at many scientific conferences, water is already a viable technology; that is taking water, even salt water, (with solar power) can produce various forms of hydrogen gas we can use for energy today! This gift as promised in Revelation 22:17 is sent to us freely, but the water of life is not only for physical survival, there is a higher purpose.

James Brown and Drs. Hurtak[10] describe sacred or structured water which they call Earthmilk, purportedly used in sacred ceremonies by the Ancient Egyptians; and the Mayans, among others, believed that water has sacred geometry and a sacred memory capable of carrying the codings of life. We know that the chemical structure of water forms a trinity or tetrahedral geometry and Masaru Emoto showed the structure of water when frozen to be that of a snowflake or a star tetrahedron.[11]

In the Overself Awakening book, Drs. Hurtak tell us of a trinitized aspect of the coding of water within us and in the heavenly realms as we read:

We see the sacred geometries — beginning with the basic trinity form and becoming more complex geometries which underlie the stellar fields — coded in the very essence of the water molecule with its sacred snowflake patterns. … As we see the fuller images come into view, sacred snowflake geometries from the skies and cleansing waters of life, appear everywhere, as we recall the words of Psalm 51, “Purify me with hyssop and I will be clean. Wash me, and I will be whiter than snow”[12].

The waters of creation of the River of Crystal in the higher heavens, imply a nurturing not only of physical life but of spiritual life too. This is being restored by Jesus the Christ as the source of Living Water.

O Derek Kedoshah Yirme-iahu, open the womb of the earth that the holy water may come forth to form the four heavenly rivers to anoint this creation so that our consciousness may be transformed in the Mayim Chayim, the Living Waters of Life Eternal.

 

With Love and Blessings,

 

 

[1] https://sites.duke.edu/theconnection/2014/06/05/remembering-gods-gift-of-water/

[2] Deuterium is called heavy water because the hydrogen isotope’s nucleus has a proton plus a neutron, doubling its mass in comparison to the hydrogen in ordinary water, which contains only a proton

[3] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LpgBvEPozk

[4] https://www.space.com/27969-earth-water-from-asteroids-not-comets.html

[5] https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2015-11-13/origin-of-earths-water-found-in-ancient-rocks/6935928

[6] https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aac4834

[7] https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2020-08-28/where-did-earths-water-come-from

[8] https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abq3925

[9] Moreover, the researchers note that prebiotic molecules such as amino acids which are fundamental to the origins of life as we know it, were also found in this meteorite, which ties in with the idea of seed envelopes in the Universe as described by Enoch in The Keys of Enoch®.

[10] Brown, J. E., Hurtak, J J. and Hurtak, D. 2019.  Giza’s Industrial Complex. AFFS. P 143

[11] https://blissfuloms.com/wp/structured-water

[12] Hurtak, J.J. and Desiree Hurtak (2011) Overself Awakening: A Guide to the Schoolhouse of the Soul. Los Gatos: Academy For Future Science. Chapter 30

Dear Friend,

The human condition is always to strive to live longer and find the fountain of youth.  Scientists are often driven by this quest, like Chris Barnard, the surgeon from South Africa who was a friend and colleague of Desiree Hurtak’s father. Dr. Barnard, who performed the first heart transplant, spent his last years focusing on such work.  Breakthroughs in medical science often may be a blessing for humanity, and often may not. How do we distinguish between the ‘may’ and the ‘may not’? According to Enoch, Future Science will work with and connect higher energy processes both within and beyond the human system. The Keys of Enoch^®, (Key 3-1-7:42)[1] tells us, for instance, that from a skin cell taken from the surface of the arm, for example, the cells can replicate and self-organise into organs or even entire bodily systems, which can be regenerated, when we access higher energy fields and connect them to our bodies.

In July 2018, a Helsinki Press release referred back to the 2012 Nobel prize winner, Japanese scientist Shinya Yamanaka’s research that led to a process called reprogramming, in which cells from adult skin can be converted to cells typical of early embryos, so-called induced pluripotent stem cells, the cells that are able to divide and develop into the three primary groups of cells that make up a human body. However, this process only worked by introducing critical genes artificially into skin cells where they are not normally active. But the press release was to announce a further critical step taken by Professor Timo Otonkoski at the University of Helsinki and Professor Juha Kere at Karolinska Institutet and King’s College London, with their teams of researchers, who had succeeded in converting skin cells into pluripotent stem cells by activating the cell’s own genes.[2]

Recently, in August 2022, a further step has been taken in the work of embryonic stem cell biologists.  Research by Shadi Tarazi et al, led by Jacob H. Hanna[3] and then in late August, 2022[4], by Gianluca Amadei et al, led by Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz, from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel, and the University of Cambridge respectively, has created 8-day-old mouse embryos which grew their own organs.

This latest research created model embryos from mouse stem cells, as opposed to those from egg and sperm.  These embryos developed a ‘brain’, a beating heart-like structure and the start of all other organs, typical of an embryo at that stage of development.  They induced the expression of certain genes and thus manipulated stem cells to interact, creating viable “synthetic” mouse embryos. However, in none of the test work did the embryos survive beyond 8 days.

We perhaps should be questioning the intentionality and consciousness behind such research. Are we playing God?  Is research like this ethical or science simply for science’s sake?  Could this be opening a doorway to creating “designer” human embryos?  Cloning  does not create beings out of Love; its purpose is mainly to create “photocopies.”  But where is the soul in all of this if it is still being housed in an existing, living being? Even if we were to take the potential of creating human embryos out of the equation, the question still remains about the reason for the research and whether it is ethically justifiable to be manipulating mice embryos in this way?  If the mice have a developing brain, then it is logical that they should have some aspects of the nervous system and thus pain may be experienced now or in the future[5].  Nonetheless, there is great potential in using stem cells to create organs ‒ but perhaps scientists should be focusing on adult stem cell research rather than creating embryos, as stem cells used properly, generally, do not alter the DNA of an existing system. They are more efficacious, more easily accessible and the ethics may be less questionable about, as Nicoletta Lanese ponders, “how such technology might be applied to human cells in the future” [6].

Researchers indicate that this recent work is merely the first step. According to Enoch, we can grow new organs and tissues through axiatonal lines via stem cells[7].  Axiatonal lines are vibrational fields that connect human electrochemical activity with cosmic systems and tie together magnetic domains.  They form a network of colour and sound to regenerate and even possibly bring back to life someone who has been pronounced dead.  Without this connection, progress in such research is unlikely to be fully successful. Moreover, The Keys of Enoch^® further tells us that problems of growth linked to the “biochemical clocks in the human body” (that control the process of aging and system death) will be helped through “experiments conducted outside the earth’s gravitational and electromagnetic field.” (Key 317:8).[8]

It is thus clear that in pursuing such work, even with its great potential for renewing organs and the entire body, scientists need to be guided by the Higher Lords of Light, so that we are not cut off from our origin and higher connection.  Ever mindful of the Image and Similitude of the Divine into which we are created, we invoke the Name of YHWH Osenu, God our Creator, who transforms us and helps us to find the Divine Light within.

 

With Love and Blessings,

 

 

[1] Hurtak, J.J. 1976.  The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch. Academy For Future Science

[2] https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/471578

[3] https://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(22)00981-3

[4] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05246-3

[5] We know that even fish experience pain through nociceptors.  The Adam and Eve Scrolls (Hurtak, 1989), tell us that we were put here to husband animals, yet is this husbandry?

[6] https://www.livescience.com/synthetic-mouse-embryos-nature-study?utm_campaign=368B3745-DDE0-4A69-A2E8-62503D85375D

[7] Hurtak, J.J. 1976.  The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch. Academy For Future Science. Key 3-1-7:45

[8] Hurtak, J.J. 1976.  The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch. Academy For Future Science