Experience Bilocation and Help Others

·       Experience Bilocating to a Sacred Mountain

·       Observe Archangels/Eagles/Dragons in Action

·       Receive Wisdom from the Ancients

·       Available Worldwide by Telephone

·       No Prior Experience Necessary

·       Cost - One $10 Golden Raffle Ticket

·       Raffle Benefits KwaZulu AIDS Orphans

Every Sunday there will be a lecture and group bilocation to a sacred site. Sunday gatherings are open to all and offer people the opportunity to:

1. Enjoy listening to wisdom about the ancient bilocation process. Bilocation is a natural, normal process that has been recorded in historical records. Bilocation is defined in modern dictionaries simply as “the state of being or the ability to be in two places at the same time”.

2. Elate in the personal experience of a Group Bilocation to a sacred site. Experience the wonders and joy of a Group Bilocation to the ancient sacred mountain of Endwebu.

3. Exalt in 4^th dimensional Angelic Joy while bilocating to Endwebu as you observe the ancient 5^th dimensional beings known as Eagles, Dragons, Thunderbirds, Phoenixes and/or Archangels), help spiritually advanced individuals in their Ascension process.

4. Experience each week sections of true history from a 12,000 year period. Here are a few highlights from the spiritual history of the western world to ponder:

• Up to 10,000 BC: Science calls this the Paleolithic Period.
• After 10,000 BC: Science calls this the Neolithic Period.
• 9850 BC: Plato’s date for destruction of Atlantis
• 1700 BC: Canaanites led by Abraham conquer Egypt and are referred to as Hyksos (Hyksos means “foreigners”)
• 1456 BC:  Pharaoh ThothMoses III, (Tuthmosis) retaliates against Hyksos raids of Egyptian border towns by Canaanites. ThothMoses captures fortress city of Megiddo and returns to Karnack with some of the princes of Hyksos/Canaanite royalty, including Joseph, “biblical son of Jacob” wearer of the coat of many colors and some 1,800 slaves from Megiddo.
• 1455 BC:  ThothMoses III becomes first person to used the word “Israel” in describing his capture of the Hyksos/Canaanite fortress city of Megiddo.
• 1375 BC:  Pharaoh Amenhotep III marries Tiye, the daughter of the biblical Joseph, who was known in Egypt as the great minister Yuya.
• 1372 BC: Amenhotep IV, son of the Pharaoh Amenhotep III is floated downstream to his mother Tiye’s Israelite relatives for safety. Amenhotep III’s and Tiye’s eldest son ThothMoses V had been murdered by fundamentalist Egyptians who were angry with Amenhotep III for marrying an Israelite.
• 1352-1336 BC: Egypt ruled by Pharaoh Amenhotep IV, who changes multi-deity worship to the “One God” of Aten. Amenhotep changes his name to Ankhnaten/Akhnaten. Marries Nefertiti. Forced into exile by the priests of Amun/Amen. Ankhnaten is considered the “Moses” or rightful “Heir” to the throne of Egypt.
• 587 BC: The prophet Jeremiah and Judah’s Princess Tamar bury the Ark of the Covenant before Jerusalem falls to Nebuchadnezzar. Jeremiah and Tamar take one of the stone tablets, or “Stones” of the Covenant with them to Ireland.
• 582 BC: Princess Tamar marries an Irish Celtic king. Later, their descendants take the stone tablet known as the “Stone of the Covenant”/”Stone of Destiny”/”Rock of Israel” with them in their migration to Scotland and intermarry with the Picts who migrated to Scotland from India.
• 330 BC: Alexander the Great, Aristotle’s student, is shown the “Emerald Tablet of Thoth” and other ancient secrets of the Great Ra Brotherhood. Alexander instructs his general Ptolemy to build the Library of Alexander to house the Emerald Tablet and other treasures.
• 7 BC:  Birth of the man who would be called Jesus the Christ
• 30: Crucifixion, but not death of the man called Jesus (more details at www.TheTrueJesus.org)
• 193-211: Septimius Severus transforms Rome into an undisguised military monarchy.
• 200: Early Christians through one of Septimius’ personal guards purchase the Roman Empire for a huge sum of alchemically produced gold. The Roman Emperor Septimius Severus accepts the gold but has the Praetorian Guard Didius Marcus and the other Christians beheaded, thereby keeping both the empire and all of the gold.
• 224: Sassanians conquer Parthia, make raids in Roman territory
• 250: Romans transfer soldiers from West to East to fight Sassanids and Goths
• 260: Sassanians capture and imprison roman emperor, Valerian. Ransom for Valerian’s return bankrupts Rome.
• 300: Emperor Diocletian issues edit to burn all books in Egypt on “the art of making gold and silver”.
• 314: Constantine changes Jesus March birthday to December

• 324: Constantine becomes sole emperor. Where Diocletian had tried to stomp out Christianity, Constantine devises his own form of Christianity from the lives of two men, Joshua and Jesus. The fictionalized account becomes “Jeshua”, (later shortened back to Jesus), the center of the Roman Empire’s church, The corrupt Constantine devises the Roman Empire’s Universal/Catholic Church to perpetually bring wealth to Rome and the upper class Romans.

• 325: Nicene Creed from Council of Nicea. Condemns all other forms of Christianity except Constantine’s fictionalized  version.
• 350: Truths of Jesus and Joshua’s teachings are buried by Gnostics in earthen jars within a cave in Nag Hammadi, Egypt.
• 394: Emperor Theodosius orders Archbishop Theophilus to burn all of the books in the famous Egyptian Library of Alexandria. This horrific destruction of wisdom is devised by Rome to destroy the truth about the Old and New Testaments of the Bible, and especially to incinerate the world’s wealth of alchemical wisdom. Rome’s Christians burn the Library and 500,000 priceless books are destroyed, tombs desecrated, walls defaced, etc..
• 394: Emperor Theodosius makes Christianity the Roman Empire's official state religion and officially declares Rome to be the center of Christianity.