The Book Of THoTH

I am in the process of writing a book called “The Ascension Papers”. It’s available for you to read-as-I-write on my website. I’d like to invite you to come and read it and engage with me.

By way of introduction to the book I thought it would be apropos to for me give you a thumb-nail sketch of what "ascension" is and how it might be manifesting itself in your life.

The Ascension Papers are written in the form of a series of discussions… question-and-answer sessions between myself and members of my spirit family.  So, yes, this is what many would call a “channelled” work. And in keeping with that I am going to do the same here: in order to write this article I am going to ask my own inner-self to converse with me.  Practically, the way this works is that I ask a question (or make a statement) and then I intuitively feel the answer as a pure-thought construct which I then “translate” into English and type.  There really is no hocus pocus involved… just me sitting with my laptop typing.  So there is no sense in which I expect you to give extra credence to anything said because it is “channelled from beyond”.  These are just words… just thoughts expressed.  And how I derive this information is, I believe, very much less important than the message itself.  It is in reading what is said that you will be able to discern for yourself if it is “right for you” or not.  And if it isn’t PLEASE feel free to just move on to something else that is more to your liking!

Sounds like a contradiction doesn't it ? I use the title wisely to get a message across. More of that to come later though. What I'll be discussing, is why, in my mind, UFOs are very definitely real. I can picture the typical debunker's thoughts right away, “oh no not another nutcase”. I'll say this from the outset, whatever debunker's may say about individual cases, their view that UFOs don't exist is frankly, absurd.

I don't know what opinion polls show regarding peoples thoughts on the subject. It seems to me, that the majority think it's a bunch of nonsense. I have spoken with many a person who has told me that. Normally, I shrug my shoulders these days. I used to discuss at length why I thought the opposite was the case. I eventually gave up simply because 99 times out of a 100 they've made the judgement without any thought. Or more importantly weren't likely to give it any thought. I'll explain some of the reasons why they think UFOs don't, or can't exist.

Many years ago now, my friend was cleaning a boat. It was a big boat, designed to tow large cargo ships into dock. The boat had been hoisted out of the water on heavy chains, and was over the dock whilst he and a workmate cleaned the underside.

One of the chains snapped, and the boat came crashing down. His workmate ran one way, he ran another. Unfortunately, he ran the wrong way, and the boat fell on him and killed him.

Before this, we had fallen out of friends for a long time. Just previous to his death though, he had been trying to contact me. He'd wanted us to be friends again. It took me some time, but I agreed that he could come round for a talk. Unfortunately, we never had that talk, and subsequent making up.

Impressive title don't you think ? I always wanted to write an article with a textbook style title. What does it mean? Well, it's hard to put into words. I'll try. One would think that the mind is another mystery, waiting to be explained to us all by the mind sciences. Psychology, Psychiatry, Neurology, Behavioural studies, Cognition etc.

I'm not going to bash the mind sciences, they do a great job for the most part. What I'm going to bash, is the idea that a biological reductionist study of the brain will fully explain the mind.

With thanks to author Ben Dupre who brought to light, some of the analogies I will discuss. What is bizarre is that each of the initial chapters of this book tie in with my previous articles, which isn't that odd I know despite me reading the book after  I'd written them. But on talking with Cypher, trying to encourage him to write for us, he said he was “crazy as a bat”. The next chapter I read after reading his message was called something like “how to think like a bat”. Synchronicity at work again in all it's glory.

There's a feeling some people have, that they are looking at their life, as if from the perspective of someone “looking back” rather than actually being here. They feel as if they're experiencing waking life as an observer of a dream, or a nightmare. I think it was the Aztec that said “we do not die, we awake from the dream of life”. It's certainly hard to prove that it isn't the case.

When we have our dreams, there is hardly any difference in the brain between experiencing a dream, and experiencing something real. Our bodies are paralysed so that we don't act out our dreams, but we can incorporate sounds outside of our dream, into it. What is unusual, is that quite often the dream itself will lead up to the introduction of the sound. Many people report dreaming that they are waiting for the phone to ring, only for it to ring outside of the dream. Or that they were dreaming, that they walked toward a car, and it's alarm went off (alarm clock sound) etc.

By Namana

On Tuesday there was a nice lightening storm that brought with it a good rain to wash the forest and plants clean of dust and pollen. On Wed, yesterday, I decided to cut some of my herbs as they were now so clean from the rain and at the perfect time of growth for collecting.

I first cut a nice bundle of rosemary from my old herb garden that I have allowed to go wild. I took the rosemary with me to my new formal herb garden to cut sage and lavender. It was a bright sunny day, the rain had washed the air so clean, it smelled extremely fresh as it only can after a lightening storm and good rain. I could smell the roses blooming nearby, the grass where it had been cut just before the rain and the sunshine, (yes it does smell).

While cutting the sage it began to cloud in again, as it had done the day before. I marveled at the multitude of bees that were enjoying the sage and lavender flowers. A soft sweet smelling breeze came up and I closed my eyes for a few moments and enjoyed its gentle caress.

Deception of the dark light of Lucifer, and Path of Enki. In the Genesis story the serpent that deceived Adam and eve to eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and bad, is said to be the devil, satan, Lucifer. The names of the evil angel leader. The cults under these names have a deception of making this look like a good thing. That it was a showing of light and knowledge and again deceive that the evil one is good, showing a path. A dark path.

This deception of the cults takes an Anunnaki leader Enki, and makes him as the same as Lucifer. From the light of Lucifer and the path of Enki the same, Enki giving man the civilized knowledge, the DNA branches of procreation to the Cromagnon Adam and eve. Then Enki advancing our DNA from the Cromagnon Man (cave man) to Modern Man (Homo Sapien) by becoming the father of the Human race on Earth. Enki of a Benevolent human race of another world. The Anunnaki of Nibiru the 10th planet, mistaken for evil angels, and Reptilian beings.

Belief, it's a funny old thing isn't it? I mean, do you ever stop to consider that practically everything you decide upon, is helped along by good old belief. Some go far as to say, that life is just one decision after the other. I can't decide if I agree with that. Believe it or not!

There are a myriad of beliefs out there, some practical, some esoteric, some wild, some just plain silly, and of course there is the belief that some that are plain silly is silly, and so we go on. What puzzles me, and in all honesty, it has done since I was able to think clearly about such matters, is why we react to each others' belief so wildly?

Is belief a hallucination? Strictly speaking no one else shares your experience? Regardless, why do we react the way we do, to each others views? Let's start the ball rolling with a belief system that I've spotted. It's not just me that has spotted this, many others have also. The trouble is with this, is we're in the persecuted minority, see what I mean about reactions to belief! What  I'm talking about is scientism, which isn't science, it's the strongly held belief that science can, or will, resolve all questions, and mysteries. Or at least that's the way they preach to their flock. Science should be about exploration not denigration. Don't get me wrong, in an odd kind of way, I respect science. I respect it, even though it's let me down a few times, and I like it despite some of it's outspoken members. On the whole I still find it interesting.

Speaking with JC De La Torre, author of "Ancient Rising"  for those of you who've not read it yet, click this link for a previous interview we previously had. Take a look at the preview on YouTube here.

Welcome back to The Book of THoTH can you tell us a little bit about yourself

I live in the USA, Florida to be more precise. I've lived here all my life and couldn't imagine living elsewhere. I’m happily married to a wonderful woman, have two cats and a dog. No kids, and don’t really plan to have them. I’ve been writing for over two decades and have already published one novel, Ancient Rising, which was received well by critics and readers alike.

Rise of the Ancients – Annuna is the second of the series – is that correct?

Yes, it is a continuation of the storyline that began in Ancient Rising.

I notice that Thoth is a character in the new novel, anything to do with visiting our site  ?

Thoth is a major character in the book! I did it as a plot twist and as a wink to your community here. While I freely admit my initial attraction to the community was an opportunity to meet folks that may have an interest in my work, the community itself grew on me. While I never really posted all that much, I tried to visit often and see what ongoing discussions were progressing. A lot of it was out of my realm of understanding (some of your posters are so into their subjects of expertise that it blows my mind) but I did learn a lot from here.

Written by Gerald O Donnell

A guide to Ascent and Survival for these End Times of the Old Matrix Preparing for the New Beginning

Dear friends:

This is Gerald O’Donnell. First let me tell you what happened to me this week and then I will address another series of subjects.

I never usually tell tales of successful remote influencing events on my part, but this time I think I need to share this with you.

I went 2 weeks ago to an ENT (Ear Nose and Throat) doctor complaining of difficulties breathing through my nose due to an old trauma I sustained many years ago.

As he was inspecting me he noticed what he thought was a growth on the tip of my nose, and told me that he was quite concerned about its look and size and that it would need to be removed and biopsied.

I told him I would be back and went to have it confirmed with other dermatologists.