Spirit and Extraterrestrials Guide Us Through Times of Change
by George E Moss ✦ Review by David Lorimer, December 2014
As Ervin Laszlo and Gyorgyi Szabo point out in their introduction, people are gradually opening out to a wider understanding of life involving invisible as well as physical realms and non-physical intelligences. Salumet is one such being, who has been communicating with a group in Kingsclere for more than 20 years. The book covers a wide range of topics about the underlying nature of reality and life, the role of other intelligences in building the pyramids, the pitfalls of prophecy and next steps for human development. The narrative is descriptive, interspersed with direct quotations from communicators, who ostensibly include Catherine the Great, Rudolf Steiner, Mary Queen of Scots and Margaret Beaufort, often with quite revealing details of their life situation and how they felt about it. There is a strong message about the importance of the power of creative thought as well as love overcoming fear and a more complete understanding of truth gradually emerging. Towards the end, there is discussion of more practical matters like HAARP and chemtrails with both positive and negative intent in the use of technology. This is backed up with descriptions of patents describing this technology in undeniable terms. It is also important to give priority to the inner life and to live from the inside out with an awareness of collaborating with invisible intelligences. The fundamental proposition is that 21st-century science must expand to realise that essential human capacities are in fact external to material space-time. This book is a contribution to the realisation of an expanded understanding of reality.
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