The Emerald Tablets of Thoth the Atlantean.
Part, the third: The Chapter Breakdown. Chapter 7.
Green Glass Tablet 7: The Seven Lords
- Bunches of vague pleadings to turn to the LIGHT. Also more “list ye to me… because”.
- Let the “brothers of brightness” enter your soul to "fill you with the brightness of the Cosmos.
- “Only by gaining the light of all wisdom art thou one with the infinite goal.”
- Repetition of concepts from earlier chapters. [It’s filler at this point.]
I take this to mean you have to fully connect with the cosmos/the all/god/tao to achieve union with it and realise you yourself are god. What that means and how to do it are left as an exercise for the reader.
He next contradicts himself saying “throughout the universe light is prevalent”… but he didn’t mean you. You are in darkness.
I disagree since all life is also the tao manifest, we are all god, and not being fully in touch with that doesn’t make you “dark” or not part of it.
Weird amount of assumption in here that the reader is completely new to any of this, it’s all “lost to man’s knowledge” (“it” being undefined). Yet he’s supposed to be addressing Atlanteans, and knows very well, so he said, that multiple waves of missionaries went out teaching al this.
More plot holes.
Alright, a third of the way in we get to the “Lords”. This is the 3 through 9 entities.
So, connect with the cosmos and become omniscient… Answer your own questions, bub.
He implies he learned physics etc (again, repetition from earlier), which implies the “light” is a synonym for “knowledge” and all paths of knowledge lead to enlightenment. That’s debatable imo.
Next.
- Confused warbling about how they’re “beyond” spacetime… but were formed “before” humans. Obviously, outside of spacetime everything all exists all at once because there IS no “once”.
- Form is really formless and we only perceive it to be form. [Fair statement and in line with Buddhist teachings. This is the whole “perceived reality is illusion” thing]
- Each entity, as an aspect of the universe, influences humanity in turns they call cycles. [Except they are your usual and constant companions for every human all the time, so, weird.]
- They are one with the “soul of the cycle”. [I think he’s just trying to explain what an aspect is].
- If you know how it works, ten as a god you can bend the rules [paraphrasing]
Now we get a prophecy.
- HE of the nine, (the Dweller? Unclear), says that he’s existed for Aeons (despite being outside of spacetime, don’t ask, “they” have a really hard time explaining this relatively simple concept and fudge around it a lot).
- So in the future, within spacetime, eventually life and death are so “balanced” they don’t exists separately. He’s alive not not alive.
I read this as saying that life and death are limited to incarnation into the physical, since that’s what I think anyway… and eventually incarnate species in the entire universe will stop using the physical to gain experience.
Based on contradictory information that the point of the universe manifesting is to experience, and connecting the physical incarnation wit the cosmos is a goal, I disagree that this prophecy is accurate, because it’s limiting in nature and the one thing the universe does not do is place limits on the experience of it’s manifestations, much that we wish it would sometimes.
If this is accurately channeled from discarnate beings, they’re not very high level to think that their state is the be all and end all. There are higher level beings than this with more philosophical views about the state of humanity/ETs and various styles of consciousness that seem to be beyond this level of understanding.
Not calling them dumb, but they are coming across to be as a tad inexperienced and closed minded. They seem to be communicating from their incarnate awareness in a fixed spacetime point (incarnate is a difficult word for this but we don’t have another to mean “wearing only an energy body not a physical one”) and unaware of higher consciousness viewpoints. This is not higher consciousness, this is the opinionated judgement of a being very close to humanity spouting an ideal, as a fake “guru” would, who has not actually achieved what he preaches.
I say preaching as the rest is exactly that. It sounds like a sermon, repeating over and over the same “reach for the LIGHT” idea as before.
There is nothing else new in the rest of this chapter we didn’t hear earlier. It does not actually talk about the seven.