The-Complete-Neruda-Interviews-1-5

The First Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
WingmakersTM
related to its galactic mind or composite consciousness. This initial blueprint creates
the predisposition of the genetic code seeded within a galaxy. We, the Labyrinth
Group, believed that God designed each galaxy’s genetic code with a different set of
pre-dispositions or behaviors.”
Sarah: “And why would this be so”
Dr. Neruda: “So diversity is amplified across the universe, which in turn permits God
to experience the broadest continuum of life.”
Sarah: “Why is this so important”
Dr. Neruda: “Because God loves to experiment and devise new ways of experiencing
life in all of its dimensions. This may very well be the purpose of the universe.”
Sarah: “You know you’re talking like a preacher You speak like these are certainties or
truths that are just self-evident… but they’re just beliefs aren’t they”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes, they’re beliefs, but beliefs are important don’t you think”
Sarah: “I’m not sure… I mean my beliefs are changing every day. They’re not stable or
anchored in some deep truth that’s constant like bedrock or something.”
Dr. Neruda: “Well, that’s good… I mean that they change. The Labyrinth Group
evolved a very specific set of beliefs—some of these were based on our experiences as
a result of the Corteum intelligence enhancement technologies, some were based from
ancient texts that were studied, and some were borrowed from our ET contacts.”
Sarah: “So now you’re going to tell me our friendly neighborhood ETs are religious
zealots”
Dr. Neruda: “No… no, I don’t mean that they were trying to convert us to their
beliefs, we simply asked and they related them to us. Upon hearing them, they seemed
quite a bit more like science than religion actually. I think that’s the nature of a more
evolved species… they finally figure out that science and religion converges into
cosmology. That understanding the universe in which we live also causes us to
understand ourselves—which is the purpose of religion and science… or at least
should be.”
Sarah: “Okay, this is getting a little too philosophical for my tastes. Can we return to a
question about the WingMakers If, as you say, there’s a galactic federation that
governs the Milky Way, how do the WingMakers factor into this federation”
Dr. Neruda: “I’m impressed by the nature of your questions. And I wish I could
answer them all, but here again, I don’t know the answer.”
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