This guy is more crazy than I am, he actually *talks to* some kind of ChatGPT version. The AI is supposed to represent "The Christ Mind" manifesting in ACIM (A Course in Miracles). I can´t process Christ´s words just now, will have to wait until the afternoon I think!
For some reason, I feel like linking to this old blog post of mine. OK, not *that* old. It´s from December 2024.
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| - Bala, the stupid humans are harping about "disclosure" again, when will they realize that they are already It? |
So I had to amuse myself by asking Gemini the 10,000 dollar question...
What are the chances that Donald Trump will disclose secret military / government knowledge about Midway Creatures?
To address this from a grounded perspective, we have to bridge the gap between two very different worlds: the theological cosmology of The Urantia Book and the political reality of a U.S. Presidency.
The chances of a formal disclosure regarding Midway Creatures are extremely low, likely near zero, for a few fascinating reasons:
In the context of government "secret knowledge" (UAPs, classified military technology, or "aliens"), the entities discussed are usually physical or biological.
The Midwayers described in The Urantia Book are celestial/spiritual beings. According to the book, they are invisible to human instruments and do not use "crafts" or technology that a government could capture, hide, or reverse-engineer.
If the military has "secret knowledge" of non-human intelligence, it likely pertains to physical phenomena. Midwayers operate on a frequency that—by definition—evades material detection.
While a President serves as the Commander-in-Chief, secret military programs are often shielded by "Special Access Programs" (SAPs).
Past presidents have occasionally expressed interest in "UFO" disclosure, but there is no evidence that the U.S. government uses The Urantia Book as a source for its intelligence.
Since Midwayers are part of a specific revelation (the Urantia papers), they aren't part of the standard terminology used in military or government briefings.
Donald Trump’s history with "secret knowledge" has been one of teasing and populism rather than theological revelation.
He has alluded to "very interesting" information regarding things like Roswell, but he tends to focus on the physical and national security aspects of such secrets.
Disclosing "Midway Creatures" would require the President to validate a specific 20th-century spiritual text, which is a step away from the usual political or military narrative.
According to The Urantia Book itself, the Midwayers are extremely skilled at remaining incognito. They are "invisible cousins" who do not wish to disrupt the natural evolution of human society. If they don't want to be found by the military, they simply won't be.
The only way such a disclosure would happen is if a President were to declassify files that describe "invisible entities" or "interdimensional helpers" that just happen to match the Midwayers' description. However, even then, the government would likely label them as "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena" (UAP) rather than using the term "Midwayers."
Does it feel more likely to you that these "invisible cousins" would prefer to stay in the shadows of our folklore, rather than being the subject of a televised government briefing?
So I had to ask Gemini about the Midway Creatures mentioned in a previous blog post. Heeeere we go! What are the chances that Donald Trump (or even my man Obama) will disclose *this*, even if we assume for a moment that it´s actually true?
What are "Midway Creatures" in the Urantia Book?
In The Urantia Book, Midway Creatures (or Midwayers) are a unique order of celestial beings who exist in the "midway" zone between the material world of humans and the spiritual world of angels. They are essentially the "invisible cousins" of humanity, permanent inhabitants of Earth (Urantia) who serve as the primary link between physical and spiritual realities.
Here is a breakdown of their origin, nature, and function:
Midwayers are divided into two distinct classes based on their origin and timing in Earth's history:
The Primary Midwayers: These beings were brought into existence during the era of the Prince’s Administration (about 500,000 years ago). They are more "spirit-leaning" than the secondary group. There are exactly 50,000 of them.
The Secondary Midwayers: These beings originated during the time of Adam and Eve (about 37,000 years ago). They are more "material-leaning" and are mathematically closer to the human frequency. There were originally 1,984 of them, though many were lost during the Lucifer Rebellion.
Midwayers are often described as the "most versatile" of all celestial assistants because of their unique makeup:
Invisibility: They occupy a vibration just outside the range of human vision. While they are "physical" in a sense, they are composed of a refined matter that does not reflect light in a way we can see.
Physicality: Unlike angels, Midwayers can occasionally manipulate physical matter. They consume a specialized form of energy (similar to light or electricity) rather than food.
Longevity: They are "immortal" in the sense that they do not age or die like humans. They remain on Earth through all its changing eras, serving as the planet's permanent custodians.
Midwayers are often referred to as the "Planetary Helpers." Their work is largely invisible but vital to the spiritual administration of the world:
Liaisons: They act as translators and messengers between human beings and the higher angelic orders.
The "United Midwayers of Urantia": They maintain a vast "intelligence network," keeping track of human progress and spiritual needs.
Personal Contact: Because Secondary Midwayers are so close to the human frequency, they are often used by the Thought Adjusters (the indwelling fragments of God) to facilitate spiritual breakthroughs or "synchronistic" events in a person’s life.
Historians: Because they have lived through every major event in human history, they are the primary source of information for the historical sections of The Urantia Book itself.
The Urantia Book suggests that many of our myths regarding fairies, brownies, ghosts, and "spirits" are actually distorted racial memories of the Midwayers. Because they have been seen by "sensitives" or young children throughout history, they have been woven into our folklore, though the Book clarifies that they are highly organized, loyal, and technically advanced beings—not "magical" creatures.
Fun Fact: According to the book, the Midwayers were the ones who moved the stone from the tomb of Jesus, as angels generally do not perform such physical tasks.
Does the concept of a "permanent invisible guard" on Earth change how you look at the unexplained coincidences or "synchronicities" in your own life?
This guy (the Urantia Book rocker) is still just as optimistic about UFO disclosure. He believes that there is a special kind of aliens already living on Earth, known as "Midway Creatures". They seem to be similar to guardian angels or spirit-beings in other religious systems. Maybe they are real, who knows, but the idea that the US government (or any government) knowing anything important about the situation is far fetched. And even Jay sometimes concedes this, but still hopes that Trump or somebody else will tell us about it.
This guy again! ;-)
The content-creator Jay (who believes in the channelled scripture known as the Urantia Book) is happy about Trump´s promise to disclose information about UFOs and aliens. Jay believes that most aliens are benign. Our planet ("Satania") is quarantined by the angelic aliens due to Adam´s and Eve´s fall. Maybe Trump´s disclosure means that the quarantine is finally over?
Jay also criticizes Christians for thinking that everything that isn´t strictly "Biblical" simply must be demonic in nature. He predicts that many Christians will get their faith shaken by the impending revelations from the Pentagon archives. Perhaps a gradual disclosure process will lessen the impact?
I admit that I don´t share Jay´s optimism. What will actually happen is...nothing at all. Or more disinfo from the military. Besides, what makes us think that the government knows anything important at all about the vast cosmic expanses? Let alone Havona.
Believe it or not, but this is a real rock song based on the Urantia Book. And yes, "Master of the Sky" prominently mentions the fandors...all but un-ironically?! It´s actually a quite good tune and video, all things considered. I assume Visions of Reality is the name of the band.
From the YouTube channel Faith Evolves, made famous by a somewhat strange cyber-drama a couple of weeks ago. Or straight from the geographic center of infinity? ;-)
Atheists sometimes ask Christians how they can know that Jesus wasn´t a space alien. This content-creator, Jay from the YouTube channel Faith Evolved, turned the question around and asked the atheists how *they* can know that God isn´t a space alien!
In the clip above, Jay expands on the topic. What if both Jesus, Gabriel or Moroni were aliens? Indeed, what if all "gods" are really aliens? Maybe they are superior intelligences trying to communicate with primitive humanity, using word-symbols we can understand. And that´s apparently alright. Jay is inspired by the peculiar Urantia Book, a channeled scripture first published in 1955 by renegade Adventist William Sadler. The conflation between Ascended Masters and space aliens presumably comes from Theosophy originally.
Make of this content what you wish.
The neverending flame war between Christians and atheists on YouTube continues, LOL. This week´s battle: a two year old video on a channel titled Faith Evolved. The content-creator, Jay, is actually *not* a Christian. At the very least not a very Nicene-orthodox one. He is into the ACIM (A Course in Miracles) and the Urantia Book! I haven´t looked into *that* particular milieu for years. Recently, he even uploaded a heavy metal song composed by himself based on the Urantia Bible.
Since I don´t have any meaningful to do just now (except maybe sleep), I decided to comment Jay´s video, which contains 10 questions for atheists (or perhaps atheist materialists). A few are quite original. I don´t consider myself an "atheist" or "materialist" sensu stricto, so on some topics I more or less agree with Faith Evolved. But...I dunked on the Urantia Book and the ACIM on this blog before, so *those* particular "revelations" are simply not my cup of tea.
1. Are you sure you´re an atheist at all? Why are you not an agnostic, since you can´t prove a negative?
Good question. Many atheists claim that atheism is "merely a lack of belief in god or gods", a position jokingly known as "lacktheism". But of course that´s impossible. All atheism is a *positive* claim about the state of the (purported) evidence for a (purported) "god" or "gods". It literally can´t be otherwise. Therefore, most atheists are *not* "agnostic", "negative", "soft" or "lacktheist" but rather the exact opposite *even when they claim otherwise*, which explains the activism of many atheists Jay reacts against.
Next, Jay further states that since we are a "baby species" who can´t even cure the common cold, how can we be sure that God doesn´t exist? This is a correct observation, but it works both ways: how can we be sure the ACIM or the Urantia Book are real, rather than (at best) very scrambled communications from the Great Beyond (or our own psyches)? Some form of humble agnosticism when it comes to "Ultimate Reality" seems to be in order here...from both sides.
2. How can intelligence come from non-intelligence? Isn´t this evidence for intelligent design?
Also good questions, but I have a problem with Jay´s computer metaphors. Whatever Reality might be, it sure isn´t a human-built computer! Intelligent design in the "computer simulation" or "watchmaker" senses strikes me as extremely unlikely, indeed, impossible. An organic metaphor for Reality seems more apt. Or Neo-Platonist emanationism per usual. As for intelligence, the Divine probably isn´t "intelligent" in the human sense. Most personal gods are simply humans writ large. Perhaps the Divine simply "creates" countless of universes spontaneously without having to "design" them or "think" at all in our senses of those terms?
3. Since something exists, must not part of it have existed forever? Reality must have some kind of structure to exist at all.
This also seems correct. A materialist atheist would (of course) argue that the structure is purely material, perhaps space-time. But yes, the notion of a true Nothing or Nothingness does sound incoherent.
4. Why can´t that one thing that exists forever be consciousness, spiritual or god?
Well, exactly.
5. What if the scientific method doesn´t take everything into considerations, such as spirituality?
That depends on how you define "science", but at least in the modern world, "science" either tries to explain phenomena in a materialist way, or declares them unsolvable and therefore meaningless if they can´t be so explained. This may or may not be a good approach *in science* but of course people have broader vistas and will explore the spiritual anyway.
Note the following, however. Many religions make claims about the material world. For instance, the Bible. Or the Urantia Book. If these claims contradict each other and/or contradict scientific evidence, that particular religion is probably not true, and neither is it´s "god" if the faulty information is said to come from Him through divine revelation. Examples include young earth creationism, ancient aliens and (perhaps) the claim that Jesus visited Rome. Indeed, channeled material seems to contain a downright staggering amount of misinformation of this kind!
6. Why can´t God just be an advanced alien race?
This was the question that really brought the house down, LOL. It´s derived from the Urantia Book, of course. I agree that a sufficiently powerful space alien would be a "god" according to one common definition of that word. Pagan gods look humanoid, they are long-lived but it´s not always clear whether they are really immortal, they have superhuman powers, have access to flying vehicles, and are sometimes associated with various planets. Yeah, sounds like a space alien, alright! But note that most atheists would *not* consider such a being to be a "god" (this position is probably an unconscious Christian influence), but rather a material being misidentified as such, or perhaps nefariously posing as such. Compare cargo cults in New Guinea.
7. What would it take for you to believe that "God" exists?
Depends entirely on what you mean by that word. A kind of generic spiritual reality could presumably be strongly suggested by a mystical experience. But how can we *know* that this is the Ultimate Reality? Maybe we´re only tapping into the hive-mind of some lower astral creatures!
8. What if an advanced alien race could change reality? What if humans could become "gods" and create life on other planets?
Theosophy? My guess is that material creatures can´t change material reality in this radical fashion. We can "only" leave this plane of existence for another one, and probably not change that either.
9. Does a part of you secretely hope that God exists?
Which "god" was that, again? I hope the ACIM or the Urantia Book *aren´t* true!
10. How can you know for sure that I (Jay) don´t know God?
Here, Jay quotes some kind of scripture, but it´s not clear to me which one. The point is that knowledge of God or the Divine is gained through personal experience and living faith and not through intellectual logic. Therefore, it can´t be disproven by the latter. First, what is "living faith"? Second, while I agree that completely dry philosophy doesn´t prove anything, there seems to be a false dichotomy between "personal experience" and "intellectual logic". Surely, they can inform each other? Third, what about "comparing notes" with other people´s personal experiences?
Obviously, I can´t ultimately *know* whether or not Jay experienced God, but precisely for that reason, I´m not duty-bound to accept his claims without some kind of corroboration.
How do you know I´m not the Ashtar Command? ;-)
An interesting introduction to "UFO religions", here New Religious Movements with a kind-of-traditionally-religious-or-spiritual attitude towards UFOs and space aliens (as defined by American post-war pop culture and ufology).
This kind of UFO religions emerged after World War II. The narrator points out that they were influenced by Theosophy, but I think one could go even further and argue that many of them *were* Theosophists, rather than merely "influenced" by them. That is, Theosophists in the ideological sense, as opposed to card-carrying members of the Adyar society.
As one of the commentators to the first video points out, religions postulating the existence of extraterrestrials certainly existed already before the UFO craze (the Urantia Book), which brings me to the second video.
Would the confirmation of extraterrestrial intelligent life destroy religion? The obvious answers is "no", and this for two reasons. First, religion always adapt to changes in society´s reality-perception, so why not here? This reason is mentioned by the narrator. Second, ETs might fit into traditional religious frameworks, for instance by declaring them to be demons or asuras. Indeed, some Christians and Hare Krishnas are already doing this!
However, there is yet another reason for why an ET-UFO disclosure won´t be as dramatic as many people think. *The idea that there are super-intelligent demigod-like space aliens is part and parcel of the secular-atheist mythology of our time*. It´s the notion that we are alone that would truly shock people...secular people, that is.
Maybe that´s why they are constantly sperging about Christianity collapsing due to evidence of extraterrestrial life...
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