pole shift.
The parting of the Red Sea was
waters attracted to the pull of the passing comet. Just as water drops have surface tension, so do these water heaps, and
Moses waded through where he perceived there were shallows, leading the way. He scarcely had a choice. Certain
death, in the form of the Egyptian army, was at this heels.
Why did Moses lead his people to wander in the wilderness for 40 years. Well, they were just doing what everyone
does after a cataclysm - wander. Life isn't good anywhere, so everyone is on the move, hoping. Velikovsky is an
author who correctly understood the relationship between the story of the Exodus and the last pole shift. The gloom,
the waxy carbohydrate condensate that melted in water to form what looked like milk - the land of milk and honey.
Moses felt his people, the Jews, must be special, protected in some way, because they survived. He was not altogether
mistaken, as he gave The Call almost continuously, while wandering around in the gloom worrying about how to feed
his people, and as one genuinely in the Service-to-Other orientation, he was assisted. This situation should not be
construed to mean that the Jews are in any way special or assisted, today. One hesitates to give up any such title or
perception, even if it has become but an illusion.
Did Moses descend from the mountain top with the 10 Commandments carved in stone, having spoken to a burning
bush? Yes and no. Moses often climbed mountain tops, which in the desert are more like hills, and did so to get the
view. When he relayed that he spoke with an entity in the bushes, which he could not make out but which was of such
bright light that he could scarcely look at it, how did this translate over time? The bush was so bright ... folks who had
never seen an entity in light form could only assume a fire. And did Moses descend with the 10 Commandments
written in stone? This was the last thing Moses would have been inclined to do, as he was not a control freak or given
to hauling stone tablets around on top of all his other burdens. This story was cooked up later, and attributed to Moses,
who was no longer around to refute it. Unlike Jesus, who spoke to the masses in many places and repeated his
messages, Moses had few followers. The lie grew larger than the truth, as there were few to speak the truth.
The 10 Commandments show the hand of entities strongly in the Service-to-Self orientation, who answered The Call
of humans wishing to tightly control others under the guise of religious edicts. Thou shalt not ... thou shalt not ... thou
shalt not - where does it say love another as thy self? Where does it say to practice the Golden Rule, to do unto others
as you would have them do unto you? The 10 Commandments are almost entirely fear and rule based, leaving little
leeway for one to follow one's heart. Had the 10 Commandments not been packaged as the handiwork of Moses and
God's angels, with the necessity of keeping up appearances, the word love would not have made the list at all.
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The premise stated in the book,
gave too much power to alien entities and almost none to the humans in fact at the helm. The process is that humans
give The Call, and thus may receive advice and counsel from alien entities, but it is by human hands and human hands
alone that human history is affected. The author also stresses almost exclusively the results of humans having called
those in the Service-to-Self. Just as many examples could have been given where benefit to mankind in the form of
technological assistance or philosophy or insights into problems plaguing mankind came about as a result of The Call
to those in the Service-to-Others, but none were listed.
Were aliens called at key times in mankind's history, and did they have an affect? Absolutely, just as they are being
called and having an affect today. Where the author traces certain symbols and names of individuals or secret
societies, the redundancy of these symbols or names is more often the result of common occurrence, not linkage. The
word brotherhood, for instance, is as common a word as the word family, or friendship. The Swastika as a symbol is
common because it represents the wheel that primitive cultures used to harness beasts of burden to when creating a
primitive torque. This symbol is as common as the circle or fork. Once used, names and symbols pass forward, as
languages and verbal history do, from person to person, old to young. Is it a conspiracy that all cultures today use the
wheel, comb their hair, brush their teeth, and sleep on beds?
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