The Invisible Ocean

George Adamski was a spiritual researcher active from the 1930s, who was also an early investigator of UFOs. The title is taken from a 1932 essay reprinted here, using the analogy of the ocean for divine substance and our movement within it towards the light if we align with our higher self. One of his most interesting insights is that superconsciousness corresponds to supersensitivity as everything registers within it, as was the case with Beinsa Douno (Peter Deunov): transformation is achieved through self-control of thought. There are interesting clippings concerning Adamski's Royal Order of Tibet Centre in Laguna Beach, and some suggestion that his sacramental production of wine was one way of circumventing the prohibition. The editor shows how Adamski's thought is reflected in developments in systems science, for instance in the work of Ervin Laszlo. There is also a full bibliography showing the extent of his work.