Richard Lawrence - UFOs and the Extraterrestrial Message: A spiritual insight into UFOs and cosmic transmissions

CHAPTER 8

Primary Terrestrial Mental Channel

Prepare your self! You are to become the voice of Interplanetary Parliament.

The Master Aetherius

E arly on the morning of April 25 1986, I awoke in the beautiful surroundings of a hotel that commanded panoramic views of Lake Powell in Arizona. I was part of a team led by Dr King and our task was to perform the Saturn Mission in cooperation with extraterrestrial beings. I was called to Dr Kings room after breakfast and was with him when he received a message from an interplanetary communicator at 9.30 a.m. local time.

During this mental transmission, Dr King received instructions from a spacecraft designated Satellite Number 3 to activate some apparatus at The Aetherius Societys American headquarters in Los Angeles, in order to send out spiritual power to the world. This was to be the longest and most concentrated series of emergency operations of this apparatusa spiritual energy radiatorthat had been conducted up to that time, and it was to begin in thirty minutes time (9 a.m. Los Angeles time). Exactly four hours and twenty-three minutes later, at 1.23 p.m. LA time, which was 1.23 a.m. on April 26 Moscow time, a tremendous explosion blew the roof and upper walls off a building housing a nuclear reactor. This was the catastrophe now generally referred to by the name of its location, the Chernobyl disaster, described as the worst nuclear reactor accident in history, and it occurred four hours and fifty-three minutes after an interplanetary communicator had warned Dr King of a pending emergency situation.

Unlike the Soviet atomic accident described in Chapter 2, the communicating intelligence did not reveal specific details about the location and severity of this emergency. In the 1958 incident, the description was given after the event, not before it. In 1986, something far more important than giving information was donenamely, a program of action was initiated to reduce the impact of this coming event. The operations using the spiritual energy radiator continued for several days, the last one taking place on April 29. This equipment had the capacity to receive and transmit energy sent through it by Satellite Number 3 for the benefit of humanity.

I know this sounds strange and will, for some, be difficult to believe, but I hope to have established by now that the incredibility of an event does not of itself make it untrue. The facts that subsequently unraveled speak for themselves. The Chernobyl disaster could and, according to many, should have been a far worse calamity than it was. In July 1986, The Aetherius Society published in its journal Cosmic Voice the fact that these emergency operations were performed to reduce the impact of the accident:

Shocking events which had been foreseen by the Cosmic Masters, who called upon their Primary Terrestrial Mental Channelwho had, in turn, activated his own resources of the Spiritual Energy Radiator and terrestrial equipment of the Saturn Mission in an outpouring of high-frequency, environment-stabilizing and life-saving Spiritual Energy, such as the world has seldom seen!!

In addition to publishing this news in the Societys journal within months of the accident occurring, we were not quiet in the media or on the public platform, that year or subsequently, about the extraordinary timing of this emergency operation. It was not until April 28 that the Soviet Union admitted the disaster had even occurred, and then only because radioactivity from it had been detected over Sweden. By then, The Aetherius Society under the leadership of Dr King had already been operational in direct cooperation with the Cosmic Masters for days.

Sixteen years later, on September 16 2002, the Russian journal Pravda published a most extraordinary report. This stated that while the explosion at Chernobyl on April 26 1986 was very large, it was luckily only a thermal blast. The fourth power-generating unit was basically destroyed by overheated steam but there was no nuclear explosion. At the time, the reactor contained approximately 180 tonnes of enriched uranium, and had a large blast occurred, half of Europe would currently not be depicted on any maps, it said. Even more remarkably, Pravda theorized that this apparent stroke of luck was due to help from a UFO, which had been seen by hundreds of people for some six hours, hovering above the fourth generating unit of the Chernobyl plant. An eyewitness described it as a ball of fire slowly flying in the sky, some twenty to twenty-six feet in diameter. He described how two rays of crimson light stretched toward the fourth unit while the object was some three hundred yards from the reactor. This event lasted for about three minutes before the lights from the UFO disappeared and it flew off in a northwesterly direction. Pravda concluded that the UFO brought the radiation level down, decreasing it by almost four times, and it was this that prevented a nuclear blast. The Russian journal surmised that alien beings are worried about the planets environment, and in this, they could not be more correct.

This is a typical example of how the Cosmic Masters work. By communicating through a proven channel, Dr King, and receiving the cooperation of people in this world who act in the light of their warning, karma is manipulated for the benefit of humanity as a whole. This in turn enables such intelligences to intervene more directly in our affairs and, as in this case, save numerous lives and the environment as a whole from far worse destruction than actually occurred. Many tragic casualties resulted from the Chernobyl disaster, but even some of the most conservative commentators, who would not begin to accept a theory of extraterrestrial intervention, have concurred that it was amazing that the consequences for the world as a whole were, relatively, so small.

So how did Dr King find himself in the most unusual position of being a channel for our extraterrestrial visitors? His story began on January 23 1919 in Lilleshall, a small village in the English county of Shropshire, where he was born in his grandmothers house. At the time, his grandmother commented to his mother, Mary, that the child was not of this world. Those prophetic words, spoken by an exceptionally psychic lady, who was a medium in her own right, had a far greater significance than she could possibly have realized. Georges father was a schoolteacher, who supplemented the family finances by working as an accountant for farmers and others in the local community. His mother, also clairvoyant, was a capable lady who specialized, among other things, in renovating and decorating houses and then selling them on. The King family, comprising George, his parents, and his younger sister, Mollie, lived in these houses while the work was going on, and so one of Dr Kings most vivid memories of his childhood was the constant need to move, very often to a different part of rural England. This aspect of his childhood did not always give him fond memories, although he had a detailed recall of the communities in which he had lived. Having traveled with him, in a working and friendly capacity, to various parts of the UK, it was clear to me just how familiar he was with the English way of life, from the West Country to the North of England, and indeed with London, where he lived in his twenties and thirties.

One thing that marked out his youth was his avid interest in all things spiritual. In this he was fortunate to have the guidance of his mother and especially his grandmother. This lady is said to have acted as a medium for, among others, Lloyd George, who pioneered the welfare state as Chancellor of the Exchequer and later became Prime Minister. Dr King had a remarkable experience when aged eleven. His mother had been ill for some time, and one particular evening her condition appeared to have worsened. After the doctor had left, having done all he could for her, the young boy suddenly felt the urge to go out into the woods, even though it was dark, and a wild and windy night. On reaching the woods, he threw up his arms and put all his feeling into a prayer. While he was praying, the wind seemed to stop suddenly and all was silent. He saw a white radiance, and in what appeared to be an iridescent ovoid, he could see a great and illuminated being, who told him to return home as his mother was now well. After this great being had departed, as quickly as it had arrived, the young boy ran straight home to find that his mother had recovered.