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CHAPTER 2 34 Â SHEO-SHEOI (To the apples we salt we return). AKASH (Memory of other lives. Similar to Akasa in the Sanskrit, one of the five elements of the Sankhya philosophy, identified as space, ether, or sky. Devotees who gaze upward until stiffening muscles prevent change of facial position are termed Akas-Mukhi, or "sky-facers"). PLAMMA (Past lives remembered by memory stirred through dreams). PLAMMA (New experiences discovered in dreams. "Plamma" means forces active at night). ARAMMA (Force or forces aiding progression upward; the road to ever-expanding grandeur). Much of the foregoing symbolism is similar to the ancient scroll writing of the Atlanteans. Every written thought in Atlantis was a challenge to the reader's mental development and a great variety of translations could be given to the same scrolled copy. The scroll form was used because it is symbolic of evolution, it is ever expanding. Atlantis, however, used a modified form of the original Solex-Mal. So we would expect to find great similarities if not exact duplications in some cases. Actually, there is nothing new under the sun; the New Age will not really be "new" at all--we are only returning to that status which we lost millennia ago. In St. James 3:10, we find: "Out of the same mouth proceedeth blessing and cursing. My brethren, these things ought not so to be." Poisonous insects were often used in ancient times to symbolize the deadly power of the human tongue--and it was an accurate portrayal. But in the near future blessing and cursing will not proceed out of the same mouth; the mouth that insists on cursing will be sealed up, but the mouth which blesses will be the mouth that tastes of the fruit of things promised. Aphorismic statement was one of the favorite methods of instruction used in the Pythagorean university of Crotona. One aphorism says: "Govern your tongue before all other things, following the gods." Just as science and religion will be one, so will all language be _one language_: the evil tongue will be silent and the wise tongue will rejoice; we shall "follow the gods", for this is the promise of OTHER TONGUES! CHAPTER 2 TRACKS ON THE DESERT A man from another world stepped onto the planet Earth on November 20, 1952. My wife and I and our friends witnessed this happening which took place 10.2 miles from Desert Center, California on the highway toward Parker, Arizona. The full account is given in Flying Saucers Have Landed by Leslie and Adamski. I was the first one to arrive at the footprints after the contact had been made. I could see where the spaceman had deliberately scraped away the top soil in order to get down to a more moist sand that would take the impressions from carvings on the bottom of his shoes. I got down on the ground in order to get a close observation of the symbols. The carvings on the shoes must have been finely done for the impressions left in
CHAPTER 2 35 the sand were clear-cut, well-defined and evidently of a high order of workmanship. The footprint symbols tell why men from outer space have come to earth and what might happen if men on Earth refuse to live the Universal Laws of the Infinite Father. There are many, many meanings to the various symbols, and only a partial interpretation can be given here. We must bear in mind that these are "out of this world" symbols; however, since the planet Earth is a part of the Great Totality, we can expect certain facts to remain Â About eleven miles from Desert Center, Calif. toward Parker, Ariz. L. McGinnis, L., Geo. Adamski, R. Â constant throughout that Totality. Furthermore, in ancient times there was communication between the Earth and other worlds. The ancient symbols of Earth are the symbols of space beings, also. Many people have asked: "If the space people are so intelligent why didn't they just type out a message in English and hand it to you? That would be so much more simple than all this footprint riddle business!" These people forget that a typed sheet of words wouldn't be proof of any such contact and besides, people like their "riddles", it makes them think--and that's just what the space friends want. They made those footprints in order to arouse curiosity, Â Geo. Adamski standing where Saucer had hovered. Only a few feet from footprints. Â and through people's desire to know what the symbols mean will come realization. They will get "in tune" so to speak with the entire idea of visitors from space. Briefly, a breakdown of symbols shows the following: 1. Use Of Simplified Pictography: Pictographic representation would almost be the same no matter where or by whom used. The forms used are definitely limited. 2. Use Of Simple Dots And Lines: These would necessarily be the same no matter what world they were used in. For example: (a). Use of numeral 3 to represent Triune God-head; Body, Soul and Spirit, etc. (b). Use of dots, smaller or larger as the case may be, to indicate planets and respective satellites. Â The author (far right) making the plaster casts. Mrs. Williamson, Bailey, McGinnis, Wells (L to R). Â Left Footprint. Arrow points to toe of track. (Compare with Plate IV.)
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