ASHTAR - A Tribute - Compil... - Exopolitics Hongkong

ASHTAR - A Tribute - Compiled by TUELLAhttp://www.thenewearth.org/AshtarTribute.html11 of 82 6/29/2008 9:44 PM"My message concerns a number of erroneous claims being made by those who crave personalpublicity. Anyone who may attempt to invest us with powers of divination and announcethemselves the recipients of information pertaining to the private affairs of individuals (unlessthey apply specifically to serious National or International matters) is guilty of falsification. Onlyinsofar as they affect our plans (which must of necessity depend to a considerable extent on theunderstanding and cooperation of dwellers on your planet) will we pay any attention to yourown purely personal problems by prying into the future for answers to your queries."This was borne out in a statement given to me recently :"Souls must struggle with their own growth problems as every other soul has ever had to do. Wehave not indulged in fortune telling as a sponsored activity because of the need of the soul, tomake its own choices and decisions if it is to overcome the labyrinth of life's temptations.Thus, guidance is not intended to interfere nor hinder the freedom of Man's will to choose hispathway. Only in this manner does he ascend the lower nature and the lesser level of living. Westrongly adhere to the freedom of Man to be exercised and permitted without interference fromanother."* * * * * * * * *Commander Soltec offers further insight concerning Ashtar:"In the beginning of our organization of the earliest fleets, we did not have a large quantity ofcraft for Earth supervision. We approached Commander Ashtar and asked him how we couldpossibly efficiently patrol such a large area with such a small task force. His reply was succinct:“We will endeavor to expand ourselves and to be everywhere at once with our unlimited abilitiesto do so.” This is an example of the dogged determination of the Man to do his very best in anysituation. And we did just that! We did not rely upon our craft, but we entered into the highestpossible use of the gifts that were within us, and we expanded our highest level of being toliterally be where we were not, and to see what we could not and to hear what we could nothear, and altogether became the eyes of God surrounding the Planet. Eventually more craft wereadded, divisions of responsibilities were assigned, and the mission expanded continually unto thepoint of tremendous scope that it is today. But I have never forgotten my Commander's wordswho, nothing daunted, would make a way where there was no way."It has been a tremendous experience to me, serving with him and carefully following hisexample in many details of our shared responsibilities. I have often paused in troubling instancesto ask myself, 'How would Ashtar handle this problem?' Invariably the answer would be clarifiedand I have found it has always proven the wisest course of action to have taken. The mention ofAshtar's name has sometimes brought a shadow of staunch militarism in to a conversation in thepast, because the nature of his dedication to the Armies of Light is so intense it is reflected in hismanner with people. This has sometimes erroneously been interpreted as a sternness ofdemeanor, a strict formality, so to speak; but in actuality, this is not the case. I have never known