Predicted Progress

"Many decades ago, there was contact between your governments and
various star-nations, most of whom
     were of the dark. In past messages, we have alluded to these
contacts and to how they served the many dark
     agendas of the off-worlders and your major governments. They have
led to many secret treaties and to a
     program of misinformation and official denial. They have also
resulted in an international network of secret
     underground and aboveground installations, many of which are wholly
massive in size and shape. Tens of
     thousands of military and civilian personnel manned these 'bases'
and worked with what could be referred to as
     'rather exotic' technology. Their research led to the worldwide
introduction of various electronic, medical and
     psychological inventions that have affected your realm both
positively and negatively. Nonetheless, their
     introduction was part of a vast conspiracy to control you. Alas,
lately, this process has backfired on them and led
     to the means that soon will assure you your freedom.
...
Less than a decade ago, contact was, primarily, the source of a vast
abduction program that was preparing you
     for slavery more overt than that which you presently 'enjoy'. Now,
contact is ending this agenda and permitting
     you to become free and fully conscious. ..."

See:
http://www.paoweb.com/sn040701.htm

Nimueh

Members,

According to the Point Barrow Eskimo post, if we were to fly from Point
Barrow to above the New Siberian Islands, we would run across the opening.
Especially during the Arctic night. We should see a luminous dome where the
opening is. H.D. Northrup said that it was visible during the entire Arctic
night.

You know, it would be an inteesting idea to at least re-settle in Point
Barrow just to live. Then at one point in one's life, one could make the
dash when an opportunity presented itslf. In the beginning, one could drive
a cab or wait on tables, just to get started.

Just thinking,

Dean

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List Members,

Here, below, is the kind of stuff I found on the web, Yahoo, about living
in Alaska. Point Barrow and Valdez are pretty far North.

I don't want to be fanatic andd suggest that every one drop their jobs and
grabs the kids and dog and go to Alaska. But if one day you entertain the
thought of doing some searching, it might behoove you to live up near where
the opening is. Barrow is really not too far from the opening. It is just
something to think about.

Dharma/Dean

Hi Again,
It sounds to me like you shouldn't go Krissy. I spent quite a few years
growing up in Faribanks when I was a kid, and always lived out of town.
Those years were the best of my life really, but I was a child who spent his
leasure time out in the woods and along the banks of the Chena River with
his friend (there were a total of two boys I had contact with).

I've been spoiled myself now, after living in town for 20 years here in
Anchorage. I'm in a spot where I can walk to the 7-11/gas station, the
video store, and to zaks yogurt shop (that one's a mile though). If I need
more, anything I need is 15 minutes away max. It only takes 15 minutes to
drive to and from work. I don't think I could live out of town anymore, as
I've changed. If I need a walk in the woods to get away from the
development, there's 3000 acres within 5 minutes (I have to get off the
path to have any privacy though).

I'm going out on a limb here, but I am guessing you are oil related or you
probably wouldn't be giving Valdez another thought. For oil jobs, options
are pretty much Anchorage and Fairbanks areas. Anchorage is not a bad
place, but it is quite different from the rest of the state. I don't know
what's best for you, or what's best for raising family. On the family
side, I'd say watch who your kids associate with. Small town or large, your
kids will learn from those around them and your job will be easier if they
are around good role models.

If you want to come to Alaska, try Anchorage or Fairbanks first and check
out the rest. If your only thinking of Alaska because a job opportunity in
Valdez, I'd suggest not doing it. You've seen small town life. In Valdez,
you'll be close to or in the small town, but you'll also have the longer
winters and wetter weather.

If you're the one who is most reluctant, fly to Valdez and check it out.
Alaska Airlines has web specials that might get you to Anchorage pretty
cheap, and then you can drive or fly on in to Valdez.

Robert

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From: Robert Bolton ([email protected])
Subject: Re: Moving to Valdez
Date: 2001-03-10 14:30:06 PST

Members,

From Chapter seven of The Hollow Earth:

The word "Agharta" is of Buddhist origin. It refers to the Subterranean
World or Empire in whose existence all true Buddhists fervently believe.
They also believe that this Subterranean World has millions of inhabitants
and many cities, all under the supreme domination of the subterranean world
capital, Shamballah, where dwells the Supreme Ruler of this Empire, known in
the Orient as the King of the World. It is believed that he gave his orders
to the Dalai Lama of Tibet, who was his terrestrial representative, his
messages being transmitted through certain secret tunnels connecting the
Subterranean World with Tibet.

Similar mysterious tunnels honeycomb Brazil. Brazil in the West and Tibet in
the East seem to be the two parts of the Earth where contact between the
Subterranean World and the surface world may be most easily achieved, due to
the existence of these tunnels.

The famous Russian artist, philosopher and explorer, Nicholas Roerich, who
traveled extensively in the Far East, claimed that Lhasa, capital of Tibet,
was connected by a tunnel with Shamballah, capital of the subterranean
empire of Agharta. The entrance of this tunnel was guarded by lamas who were
sworn to keep its actual whereabouts a secret from outsiders, by order of
the Dalai Lama. A similar tunnel was believed to connect the secret chambers
at the base of the Pyramid of Gizeh with the Subterranean World, by which
the Pharaohs established contact with the gods or supermen of the
underworld.

The various gigantic statues of early Egyptian gods and kings, as those of
Buddha found throughout the Orient, represent subterranean supermen who came
to the surface to help the human race. They are generally represented as
sexless. They were emissaries of Agharta, the subterranean paradise which it
is the goal of all true Buddhists to reach.

Members,

I think that this is the general idea. I don't know that ALL of Dr. Raymond
Bernard's ( the author ) ideas on Agartha were correct, but I think that
most surface cultures, if not all, have an ancient link with the hollow
portion. I go over this in my article called The Hollow Earth and the Aryan
Invasion Revised. Notice that the Russian culture, and all the cultures of
Northen Europe were Indo European. The Hindus feel that the different
cultures of Europe were warrior cultures which left India- The avatar
Parasurama met 21 different such communities in battle, 21 different times,
and banished them from India. Europeans are definitely of warrior stock!
Vikings, Germans, Romans, et cetera.

But why would expulsed warrior communities go to Northern Europe, of all
places? Why not the tropical island of Mauritius, or some other tropical
area? Maybe some place in Thailand? It is obvious that those cultures
spilled out from the hollow portion through the opening.

And the Hindus say that the Parasurama Avartar appeared in Goa in India. I
don't know about that. The Puranas were revised at some point- long
stretches of the Puranas are written in post Vedic Sanskrit. So I don';'t
know that we can attach such absolute credence to each word. What if
somebody comes along 5,000 years from now and confuses York with New York?
Some archaeologist, let's say. What if Parasurama threw these deviant
warrior communities out of the hollow portion? What if there is a Goa in
there. And Ayodhya of the Rama Avatar?

I'm not insisting on these last points, but we have to stop and re-consider
the Vedic version in the light of the Hollow Earth Theory. Certainly no
philosophical conclusions are threatened. Maybe the unfortunate contrast of
our situation, with the situation of the hollow earthers, inclined them to
allow some things to be forgotten from the collective momory of the surface
population, including the Hindu surface population.

Dharma/Dean