nightwind

As interesting as it is, I can't deal with the notion of spiritual death and end of individual consciousness.

A brief comparison:

Alex is humble - George assumes authority as a "Council Delegate" (self-serving anyone?)

Alex shows emotion - George every move and facial expression is thought
out carefully.

*Christ doesn't mean "golden light" - it comes from the Greek word "Hristos" - which means "oil" - hence the oil of anointment. (Thanks to Jordan Maxwell for that one)

Alex's contact (either Morinae or Faseus) said that the individual soul is immortal - where as George says that spiritual death is the ultimate goal of existence.


Alex said that Archangel Michael was a "fleet" of Federation warships,
as opposed to a council of Angels as George teaches.

Alex mentions that our 3rd denisty is imploding to pave the way for the 13th that another race is creating.

Alex says that those who don't make the transition into the 4th density,
will be jettisoned out of our universe and continue in 3rd elsewhere.

George's spiritual teaching sounds a lot like Kabbalah to me.

*The golden halos on Judeo-Christian Dieties/Saints stem from drawing the Sun in a cross, surrounded by 12 constallations (*appostoles), not by this "golden" energy. (Thanks to.. you guessed it - Jordan again - as visually depicted in Zeitgeist Part 1)

And the whole notion of one's soul desolving into energy doesn't resonate with me - so according to George the purpose of existence is to manifest as a conscious spirit, learn how to love, and then dissolve again into nothingness. So what was the point of becoming a spirit and living/learning if you dissolve into nothingness? Why bother then?

Let me know what you think,
and take care.
nightwind

P.S. George said that Hitler was a benevolent being and the WWII was an experience that the humanity was to learn from. Am I the only one who percieves this with distaste?