Timothy Wyllie - 15 Jun

Wisdom
OF THE
Watchers

Timothy Wyllies Wisdom of the Watchers is an enthralling read. Wyllie is an eloquent author with a discerning wisdom of the world. This book has the benefit of being practical and enlightening like a wonderful intertwined subjective journey. Truly awe inspiring.

E. A. JAMES SWAGGER, AUTHOR OF
THE NEWGRANGE SIRIUS MYSTERY AND
CAPRICORN RADIOTV HOST

PRAISE FOR OTHER WORKS IN THIS SERIES
BY TIMOTHY WYLLIE

Confessions of a Rebel Angel is Timothy Wyllies magnum opus. This saga is brilliant, arresting, and fulfilling, a true story of the esoteric secrets that fester in the human heart and are now awakening the human spirit. Georgia, a juicy and witty rebel angel, comes to us through Wyllies engrossing and engaging prosea totally balanced story of humankinds evolution and struggles with the forces of the dark and the light. If you want the real truth about the fallen angels, read this book!

BARBARA HAND CLOW,
AUTHOR OF AWAKENING THE PLANETARY MIND:
BEYOND THE TRAUMA OF THE PAST TO A NEW ERA OF CREATIVITY

Revolt of the Rebel Angels and its series is recommended to everyone who is interested in where we have been and where we are going as a planet and as individuals. It will explain a little of what is out there. I can hardly wait for the next volume.

NEW DAWN MAGAZINE

Timothy Wyllies multivolume narrative, of which Rebel Angels in Exile is part, is a masterpiece of writing. It is essential reading for any who would explore the cosmic dimension of mercy suggested in the parable of the prodigal son and the role of those often known as Starseeds in its manifestation upon this and many other worlds.

ROBERT DAVIS,DIRECTOR OF THE DAYNAL INSTITUTE

If it is true that the Urantia Revelation accurately depicts our prehistory, then this new volume [Rebel Angles in Exile]like the previous two in the seriesis an astonishing revelation in its own right. The high drama and vivid characters Wyllie depicts riveted my attention from beginning to end.

BYRON BELITSOS, AWARD-WINNING PUBLISHER AND
COAUTHOR OF THE ADVENTURE OF BEING HUMAN

Read The Return of the Rebel Angels! Timothy Wyllies mammoth reconfiguration of humankinds imprinted perceptions rips apart concepts and questions, dissolving the mysterious shadow worlds and interlaced realms of science to brilliantly expose its reluctant but imminent surrender to strings of holographic universes he calls the Multiverse. Once reason is defeated, the fun really starts as Wyllies writing explodes joyously, using The Urantia Book as a cornerstone for comprehension of the past and all futures. Suddenly his proposition seems eminently plausible. Quite a mindblower... its a delicious meal of mind and vision.

GENESIS BREYER P-ORRIDGE, AUTHOR OF
THEE PSYCHICK BIBLE AND 30 YEARS OF BEING CUT UP

Timothy has done us all an important favor by sharing his well-developed, extensive, and carefully considered personal cosmology in his many books. Based in part on the Urantia framework, he has taken its concepts and made them relevant and accessible for us all. Timothy Wyllie is an important and underappreciated elder who has much to offer anyone who takes the time to read his works.

SCOTT TAYLOR, AUTHOR OF SOULS OF THE SEA:
DOLPHINS, WHALES, AND HUMAN DESTINY

Acknowledgments

Wisdom of the Watchers is the fourth published volume of Georgias Confessions of a Rebel Angel, and as in the previous volumes, my most profound gratitude must go first to Georgia for this unlikely collaboration. When I first became aware in my late-forties of Georgias presence in my life, Id no idea wed be embarking on what is developing into something of a magnum opus, with another volume to be published in 2016.

Thus, its to my publisher Inner Traditions/Bear & Company that I owe my deepest gratitude for recognizing the value of Georgias Confessions and being prepared to invest their considerable expertise and energy in creating the books. So, to Ehud Sperling, the publisher; to Jeanie Levitan, the editor in chief; and to Janet Jesso, the managing editor go my thanks for making it all possible. My heartfelt appreciation also goes to Jon Graham, the acquisitions editor, for his continued interest in and support of my work; and to John Hays, the director of sales and marketing, and his team, for getting the books into the readers hands.

All books improve immeasurably from good editing, and in Chanc VanWinkle Orzell Ive been blessed to have been given the best. This is the third volume of Georgias Confessions we have worked on together, and I appreciate more than ever her insightful comments and her evident enthusiasm for the text. Shes a joy to work with. Im also grateful to Anne Dillon, who edited a couple of my earlier books, for the work shes done at the early stages of editing this book. Georgias Confessions cover such a vast territory over such a massive length of time that both Chanc and Anne have my ongoing admiration for being able to take in and absorb such intricate material, and yes, improve it in the telling.

As its not possible to objectively verify Georgias narrative of early life on the world, Ive been grateful to accept Susan P. Maries offer to dowse this book, as she has the previous volumes, for the truth content in each sentence and of every concept. The changes Susan recommends, though generally small, are important for the ultimate integrity of the work, and Im relieved to know she takes on this rather laborious task because Georgias stories and insights have been turning out to be so reliable.

My avocation since the age of twelve has always been graphic art, and Ive chosen to include a handful in the each of these volumes as in many cases they reflect, sometimes directly, more often obliquely, on concerns voiced in the narrative. Plates 3 and 5 are collaborations with my art partner, June Atkin, and are two of a series exploring the emergent power of the female principle. Juno lives and works on the East Coast, whereas I live in New Mexico, so the drawingsand they are all Prismacolor pencil drawingswing their way back and forth across half a continent four or five times, while each of us adds to the image. I find this unusual artistic collaboration with Juno as mysterious and deep, in its own way, as my collaboration with Georgia is in the arena of words. Both collaborations, for me, are exquisite dances with the unknown, the images emerging as magically as Georgias words seep into my mind.

The letters I receive from readers are now too numerous to express my appreciation individually, but as I write back youll be aware of how valuable I find your insights. Ive been continually struck by the intelligence and open minds of all of those whove written. Ive been particularly grateful for the interest and friendship of Robert Davis of the Daynal Institute and the publisher Byron Belitsos, both of whom know the territory and have both supported Georgias writings from the start.

The manner in which a book is presented can greatly enhance the charm and accessibility of the material. Much of this work goes on behind the scenes, so Im grateful to Peri Swan for another striking and ingenious cover and to Virginia Scott Bowman for the elegance of the text design and layout. As a onetime art director of a magazine, I know good design when I see it, and Im delighted and grateful to have Georgias books so beautifully presented. Having also done my stint as a publicist, I can only admire the time and effort Manzanita Carpenter puts into getting me all those Internet interviews and the opportunity to speak in detail about by work with Georgia. In a skeptical world I know it cant be easy. And yet Im thankful that she persists, and Ive been happily surprised at how open and interested are the hosts of the shows shes arranged for me.