Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Project Avalon: Rulers Of The World

"You arrived on my desk".

So says "Charles" (not his real name) in his interview with Bill Ryan, as to how the two came to meet. Ryan and Charles spend two hours in an interview, with Charles' back to the camera, ostensibly to talk about the rulers of the world. There was precious little in the way of specific facts about the ruling group. The conversation focused on Charles' life and his bona fides, liberally spiced with statements which could be construed as insider knowledge.

Clouding the interview atmosphere was the fact that Ryan had behind him five months of conversations with Charles, most of which was not to be divulged. Charles brought his own smoke machine along; he said his reason for talking on camera was that he wanted to "kick them in the nuts" - because, he said, "I can". Curiously, Charles sometimes used the pronoun "we" when referring to the nutted ones. The usage could have been a slip of the familiar tongue however he gave no satisfactory explanation as to why he breached his loyalty. There were insinuations made by both he and Bill; for instance, Charles had a terminal illness, Charles' background check of Ryan gave him pause, Charles made use of a unidentified machine that changed him, Charles had been groomed at an early age and recruited by a fascist organization. Perhaps any one or the sum of these are the explanation but without a clear statement of reckoning, one is left to wonder.

Alas, this is the problem with whistleblowers of the did-see-hear-say kind. They can be helpful when trying to piece together conspiracies. They can also confound us because we are given no evidence to support the information other than the words and theories of their peers and contemporaries.

Another of the troublesome issues with Ryan's presentation were Ryan's statements of reliance upon journalistic tradition in producing this effort. Journalistic tradition has not served humanity effectively. Journalistic tradition pervades the education system and, as Charles points out, the education of the masses ("hamburgers-on-legs") is a failure, a joke, a means of control.

Nevertheless, for the curious human being, interviews such as this provide opportunities to consider what might be the intentions, the opinions, the plans, the activities, and most intriguingly, the secrets of the humans whose knowledge and fortunes outdistance other humans. There are truths told, dots connected and considerations otherwise unconsidered. With that in mind, here are Charles' revelations:

Humanity is an extra terrestrial experiment created and subsequently left to develop under a principle of non-interference. No details were given, Charles does not know who the extra terrestrials are.

There is a group of 33 "gentlemen", representing 33 bloodlines (think of them as "nations" said Charles), who manage humanity as if it were a corporation. They plan the course of future events, and have been so engaged since the pyramid age. No details.

There are another 427 relevant bloodlines (controlled by the 33). No details.

Control and use of knowledge (all disciplines / historical, current and future possibilities) is the source of their power.

Money is irrelevant except that it is a means to wield power.

The first shoot-down of an extra terrestrial craft was a "lucky hit", subsequent hits were (back) engineered. (It seems from the conversation that these extra terrestrials are not the founding principals.) Extra terrestrial encounter was not planned by either party. No other details.

There is a "base" on Mars (no specifics, unclear as to whether human or extra terrestrial).

The moon has secrets too (again, no specifics except something about bringing "it" back).

The solar system is binary, Nibiru exists, there will be a pole shift, however there will only be small effects (electromagnetic interruptions) from these. 2012 is a hoax.

There will not be a nuclear war because it would ruin the planet (however mistakes have been know to occur).

A false flag alien appearance is planned, using terrestrial advanced technology such as the mile-long aero-vehicle that splits into triangles.

The Georgia Guidestones are a manifesto.

The 33 have determined that the human herd must be culled and they consider it their responsibility to initiate and direct the process, ergo genetically modified crops and food and water additives. Some discussion regarding survival options; opportunities to survive for non-combatives with farming skills and those with the ability to cooperate with the farmers.

There will be a one-world financial system. However nations, cultures and sexuality will continue to be used as means to divide and conquer the (remaining, it is assumed) masses.

Sequential unfolding of events is the preferred method of system delivery by the 33. If too many people figure out one of the plans ahead of time, it will be changed.

70% (sometimes up to 90%) of the information conveyed by the alternative media is disinformation.


According to Ryan and Charles, the 33 firmly believe that it is their duty to manage humanity and to implement the necessary steps to downsize, streamline and perfect the human experiment. Ryan hopes to convince the 33, by means of this interview and supplemental material, that there is a "another way" (See "A Personal Message from Bill Ryan".) Charles' intention is to give Ryan that opportunity.

Both professed concern as to how their effort would be received by the 33. Ryan's seemed genuine.


Ryan goes on to ask his listeners/readers to shift to a higher consciousness, lift their vibrations and visualize a better world. These are fine ideas. In fact, such efforts may be accomplished by those who have access to his videos. But will they be able and willing to lift all of humanity with their spiritual muscles? Ryan says he wants to, and I believe him. Do his followers want to include all of humanity? Can they?

Dare it be asked for all of mankind to join in a spiritual exercise which for centuries has not otherwise worked for them, or if it did work, it was with sporadic or temporary results? Humanity - the good, honest, hardworking, compassionate, brave, patient, kind and long-suffering - has been praying for a golden age since the last one. Were their methods in error?

In the land of In God We Trust alone, there are over 40 million claimants for food stamps. With an average number of 2 dependents each, that adds up to 120 million currently dependent on the 33 (who control governments and institutions) for their daily bread. These are people who can barely visualize a hearty meal - nevermind one without the food additives that instantly dull and cumulatively destroy their minds, bodies and spirits. There are millions of homeless, growing by the daily foreclosures. Their visions are for a warm bed of their own rather than a cold cot at the shelter or floor space at cousin Harriet's. What of the millions of under- and unemployed and those who are deprived of effective medical and dental assistance? One can not lift their own vibration, shift consciousness or visualize away their own backache or toothache. We have not been granted leave to evolve down those avenues of remedy. It is doubtful that many of the 33 could pull off such a feat.

Humanity is in a helluva pickle. A herd with 33 owners and 427 shepherd groups is not workable model, particularly when the value of the herd is 2% of the total net worth.

The great American experiment shows us how the 33 treat their prized livestock. It demonstrates the methods they use to run their planetary corporation and what happens to those humans who are no longer useful or needed for backup operations in the big machine. Some humans were never, ever given a chance. Some tried and failed because the burden was made deliberately heavy - for sport and profit. At this point in history, many are being hung out to dry on a credit card, a service sector job or at a food bank. Some are using their final prayer breaths to propel their children to safety, their own lives spent. Humans come and go on this planet never knowing the possibility of a better way of life for themselves or their children. Granted, there are some who don't, won't or can't care - but these are not the problem nor are they a majority (though the numbers rapidly grow by manufactured design).

Americans were the ones who allegedly had the best opportunities ever in the history of the planet. For a few minutes perhaps in the decades from 1950s through the 1970s. Then the fine tunes of social engineering were engaged; consumerism and military conquest became our way of life. Those who were entrusted to lead humanity decided instead to enslave it, make sport of it, and create a disposable society. Faithful followers mortgaged their faith for real and personal property they would never own free and clear, and for promises of personal fulfillment that never materialized. (Remember on-site childcare and the at-home or four-day work week, folks?)

Visions, vibrational adjustments and consciousness shifts are ideals for those who can manage proper care and maintenance of the body, mind and spirit. Right about now, the figure for that sector of the world population is probably hovering right around the Georgia Guidestones mark. Hopefully the marked ones will find the task of serving the 33 via the 427 not disagreeable. Otherwise, they will find themselves quite alone and defenseless and, even with proper food and medical attention, their spirits will suffer. We are not as evolved as we think we are.

Ryan went on to film an hour long commentary as a follow-up to the interview. My assessment of the interview and my opinion remain unchanged. Ryan's work is valuable and his heart in the right place as they say. But there is a blind spot in his field of vision: The rulers have no intention of giving up control (one is given "20 seconds" to make a point, said Charles). No amount of spiritual muscle has thus far convinced them to do so.

For all we know and have seen evidenced in the history of religion, we could be praying to their gods.

Monday, December 27, 2010

Book Review: The Path of Light by Christian O'Brien

The Golden Age Project has reprinted Christian O'Brien's book, The Path Of Light, translations of two neglected manuscripts, the Askew Codex and the Bruce Codex. Both codices are written in the Upper Egypt Coptic dialect and have been in the possession of the British Museum since 1795 and 1842, respectively. They reveal a Jesus who conducts his disciples through initiation mysteries and rituals at the Mount of Olives after the crucifixion.

The Path of Light is a core source for one of humanity's many age-old stories that circulates underground and bubbles up to the surface from time to time. It offers invaluable insights to tune one's understanding of secret teachings, hidden meanings and symbolism - terms often bandied about in theological discussions, particularly those that focus on secret society rituals. One's esoteric vocabulary is sharpened and ceremonial traditions take form in these writings that detail the disciples' initiation process.

Jesus' disciples, sometimes called apostles, are generally identified as a group rather than individually in the texts. In prayer and commentary, Jesus referred to them as “my disciples”. The infrequency of individual name usage seemed more pronounced perhaps because Mary Magdalene was Jesus' star pupil in the recordings. Mary's leaping, prostrating and weeping sometimes distracts from the discourse, leading this reader to wonder why the scribes portrayed Mary as the teacher's pet. The scribes - Matthew, Philip and Thomas - were identified and appointed by Jesus as the recorders of the writings in the codices. The rest of the disciples, mentioned occasionally, are:
Martha, Salome, Andrew, Bartholomew, James, John, Peter, and Simon the Caananite. Together with Mary Magdalene, Matthew, Philip and Thomas, they are twelve (though not specifically listed as the twelve).
O'Brien's arrangement of the texts begins and ends with the Askew Codex, with the first two sections of the Bruce Codex placed in between to create continuity in the sequence. The Askew Codex was in relatively good order when discovered however it lacked a record of the advanced question and answer opportunities promised by Jesus in the text. O'Brien located these missing inquiries in the Bruce Codex, which text was initially found in a disheveled state and rebound by Carl Schmidt in 1893. Schmidt was the first to edit and translate both codices, followed by Violet MacDermot in 1978, and finally O'Brien, who credits Schmidt's and MacDermot's expertise vis-a-vis “the more subtle intricacies of the Coptic language”. O'Brien succeeds in weaving the discourses into a seamless depiction of the disciples' initiation.

"After Jesus had recovered from his Crucifixion, he spent eleven sessions in discoursing with his disciples.” This simple statement opens Chapter One and will surely unnerve adherents to Christianity who have never heard otherwise. The impact and import of Jesus' surviving his ordeal is not easily retrofitted into biblical constructs, yet that is precisely what must be done when historical evidence reveals even the remotest possibility. Civilizations prefer to memorialize events by official decree; therefore valuable stockpiles of information have been (and are) buried in order to avoid institutional indigestion, a condition caused by anything that hints at the possibility of questioning authorities. Historically, the events and circumstances of Jesus' life were separated into orthodox and esoteric teachings so as to require minimal rearrangement of the 'facts'. So-called “secret teachings” have been divulged to the privileged over the past two millennium, however with the advent of the internet many of these secrets are spilling out – albeit out of context in many cases. The Path of Light offers context to a ritual of initiation whose roots are ancient and whose branches are numerous.

Many of the names and terms used by teachers and students of ancient mysteries take form and breathe by O'Brien's hand. The divine hierarchy and the spiritual regions are described by Jesus for his disciples. He begins by telling them:
“From this moment, I shall not conceal anything from you concerning the Heavenly Regions and the Places of Forgetfulness (Oblivion). For, by the Grace of the Royal, Ineffable One, I have been given authority to speak to you of the earliest Mystery of Mysteries -– from the very Beginning until the establishment of the Pleroma, from the Lowest to the Highest, and from the Highest to the Lowest.”
From here the journey proceeds, covering the 24 spiritual regions and their planes, subdivisions, and specific places of interest. Tracked are the activities of the Archons, Aeons, Archangels, Watchers, and notable characters such as the Pistas Sophia. The harassments and repentances of the Sophia, and her relationship to Jesus, cover three chapters and are well worth examining given Sophia's emergence in pop culture.

Man's quest to unlock the mysteries of universal consciousness and to harmonize one's own mind, body and spirit responses, are facilitated in Jesus' teachings. It became clear during the course of reading this book that initiation rituals are meant to be an experience of the body and spirit as much as they are purposed for the transmission of knowledge.

Christian O'Brien's The Path Of Light shows us how it was done – by a Master.

Monday, November 1, 2010

Book Review: The Genius of the Few


"The Story of Those who Founded the Garden in Eden"

Subtitle of The Genius of the Few
by Christian O'Brien with Barbara Joy O'Brien


What does an exploration geologist do with himself upon retirement from a career with a Middle Eastern-based oil company? In the case of Christian O'Brien, he partners with his wife, Barbara Joy, and the two spend their golden decades digging into ancient texts and unearthing archeological clues to help solve some of the mysteries of human origins. The O'Brien studies in the libraries of man and nature demonstrate a shift in viewing perspective; they aimed at secular interpretation and translation of the data. This shift allows the reader breathing room to evaluate and contemplate the implications in the ancient historical records.

"All modern concepts of the Garden of Eden stem from a few verses in the biblical Book of Genesis, none of which is entirely free from ambiguity", begins the O'Brien analysis after a short preface and introduction. Many intelligent and well-read individuals would agree with this statement however very few can argue coherently on or near the point. The Genius of the Few stands ready to arm the most reluctant of debaters with evidence and clarity sufficient to maintain a sturdy, well-informed posture when debating the early biblical texts.

The book provides a flowing stream of references and illustrations along with bibliography and appendices to satisfy the slightest curiosity of scholar, student and weekend researcher. The principal sources for the work are:

1) Sumerian Tablets from the Library at Nippur (held at at the University of Pennsylvania and partially deciphered by George Barton in 1918);

2) Ancient documents from the Hebraic Books of Enoch (Ethiopic, Slavonic and Greek Syncelles and Akkhim framents versions); and

3) The biblical Book of Genesis (Jewish Torah, Jerusalem Bible, King James and Authorized Versions).

The chapter entitled "Eastward in Eden" looks at the Old Testament terms Elohim and YHWH and proposes an alternative interpretation of the words with all due respect to former translators. Elohim is interpreted as "the shining ones" by means of etymological origins in Sumerian, Akkadian and Babylonian. YHWH (Yahweh) is translated as "leader". (Jehovah being a late entry in the language loom and a derivative of YHWH , it was not independently identified in word or as an entity.) Written together, Yahweh Elohim is translated as Leader - or Lord - of the Shining Ones. The word Khar-sag is translated as "principal" or "lofty" - "fenced enclosure" and is identified as a proper name of a specific location on the map, namely in Lebanon near the Rachaiyah Basin. Thus with the location of the Garden and descriptions of the founders in mind, the foundation is established for forward interpretation of the creation stories.

It is preferable - and worthy - to list here the chapter titles following Eastward in Eden. They are self-explanatory. Any one with an interest in any aspect of the discussions will easily recognize the chapter destinations in Part I of the book:

Where Heaven and Earth Met: The Annunage in Kharsag
The Chronicles of Enoch: The Summons of a Scribe
The Fall of the Watchers: Upset in the Genetic Balance
The Reality of Eden and its Peoples: Study in Geography
and Time
The Making of Man: Study in Hybridization
Destruction in Eden: The First Diaspora

Part II takes up with The Enigma of Yahweh: War-Lord of the Annunage. After rigorous wandering in the desert with Moses and the Pillar, this reader found the following and final chapter, The Unity of Truth, to be a welcomed refreshment. Truth remains available for inspiring discussion and Barbara Joy O'Brien steps lively with a discussion of globally-recognized prophets and their philosophies. The chapter is a more superior guide than a Cliff's Notes for we who are interested in an overview of wise and ancient teachings.

A special delight in the lineup of Appendices is E: An Alternative Genesis. I was reminded of Steve Allen's work entitled "On the Bible, Religion and Morality" wherein he familiarized himself and any interested readers with certain historical facts about the Bible. It is the efforts of society's profoundly devoted, high-caliber independent researchers - such as the O'Briens and Steve Allen and so many more - that revitalizes interest in our stories and emphasizes the necessity of studying their meaning. A passion was fired in Christian O'Brien while a young man under the tutelage of another (Victor Boileau), fueling a quest to sift through the records of human origins. It is good fortune to learn of ones such as he who press on and share historical data not under consideration by the experts, even though the information promises monumental insights regarding the human condition.

With this work, the O'Briens ventured out to blow the dust off of the old manuscripts and tablets and apply logic and common sense when putting together the pieces of the records. Examination and evaluation of the creation and creator deity(ies) may be a responsibility or an honor, as you like it, and either is made friendly through The Genius of the Few.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Knock It Off, Boys

Another squirmish has erupted in the alternative news playground.

Mark Glenn started it.

Now I don't know Mr. Glenn, either personally or by his works. Never heard his name before, the only thing of his I've read is the post exposing his telephone conversation with Jeff Rense. Don't know Jeff Rense personally but I am daily familiar - for the past 9 years - with his news site. I also occassionally listen to his broadcasts, usually his segments with Jim Marrs. This uneven familiarity between the parties does not prevent me from having an opinion, however.

The way I read it, Glenn decided to inform his followers why Rense.com would no longer publish his work and that Rense threatened to call the law on Glenn. Apparently the final submission from Glenn was one that carried tricks along with it, upsetting Rense's computer activities. Glenn denies the possibility of such an occurrence. The implication from Glenn is that his denials precipitated Rense's threat. Here's where the smell gets fishy. Glenn's pleas and arguments of not-guilty did not move Rense to lift the ban on future Glenn submissions. Glenn appealed; and anticipating threats from Rense, had a "witness" listen in on his phone call to Rense to further discuss the ban.

Two hear-says do not a successful duet make and the orchestra of Rense (led by Henry Makow) isn't much better.

Therefore, my best guess is these guys got into a very heated exchange about something that has nothing to do with the rest of us.

Enough already, as they say in the big city.

Very interesting and provable subjects can be read about here.