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April 15, 2025 - Project Camelot
01:00:07
JANE SHATTOCK AA23
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So this is Jane Shattuck, and I actually watched a video of her, so I wanted to say that earlier.
I did, you know, as I said, I kind of psychically picked these two people to come on board with the recommendation of Miles Johnston.
That is a high recommendation in my book.
And he does a lot, in case you don't know Miles, of course I think everyone knows Miles, but Miles does a lot of what I do.
So he interviews, he tends to interview the abductees, the contactees, more so than, say, higher up officials and that sort of thing.
But he has quite a wide breadth of witnesses as well.
So anyway, here is James.
And she does not have a computer.
She's got her mother's psychic notes from the past and from whatever.
So it's quite a fascinating thing to be listening to and she's delightful.
So thank you very much, Jane, for coming.
Thank you, Kay.
Right. I've been very worried about getting brain fog.
And I had a very good bit of advice from Wayne here, who said to just imagine you all naked.
Anyway, then I'm going to be so shy, I'll be looking down here, so you won't see.
Right, actually, I'll just add in a little bit of something else.
My mother became a medium.
Don't run away with the idea that she was some sort of holy person, because she wasn't.
She couldn't read your fortune, wouldn't read your fortune, and if you tried to tell her your troubles, she'd run away, because you were giving her a headache.
But if you want to give a message to a human being, you have to, well, to human beings, you have to give it through a human being.
So my mother was told that there were roughly, they had nine or ten other people if she wouldn't do it.
She was told that she had come from another planet, possibly our sister planet, we have one, and that she was a leader there, or married to one, and that she gave the message there.
However, she and her family were martyred, and she ended up...
In England, not in England, in this planet, doing awful jobs, you know, working as a servant, and she was murdered sometimes.
So she had a pretty rocking time, really, one way or another.
Anyway, so everything that I'm talking about is what has come via them.
So they purport to be people who are running our planet.
They say that they would love to think there was some wonderful God out there, but they've never seen him.
And do you remember Yuri Geller, 60 years ago?
He was up in space, and he probably only went up for a little while and just went around the world.
And he came back and he said, I know there's no God because I didn't see him.
I mean, how marvelous.
Can you imagine what he was expecting?
You know, some old bloke in a 90. Hi, Yuri, as you went past.
But anyway, that didn't happen.
So one of the things that they, seeing as this is very much a UFO thing, one of the things that they've said is that really space travel for our kind of humanity is really not going to be much good for another hundred years or so because we have no idea how to travel in space.
You can't just go towards the planet because all the time that planet is moving and then we've got the Van Allen belt.
And, you know, we've got to get through it and back.
Also, with the sort of fuel that we use now, that would be so heavy.
You know, perhaps you might be able to get somewhere, but then you've got to get back again.
What are you going to do?
So... Have you?
Amazing, right.
We will all bow to your experience.
Anyway, so what they say is there are three planets that can travel to us.
So one can come every three years, and they must travel in a period of about three months, and it takes three weeks to get here and three weeks to get back.
So if they don't go and come in that time, they must remain within our atmosphere or under the sea or somewhere where things are very secret.
There's another one that can get here once every 300 years and another every 100 years.
That's probably the ones who can get here regularly.
I think they're watching us.
They're horrified by our wars.
They're horrified by how we're treating the planet.
I mean, people are so busy talking about going to Mars.
Look at what a fabulous world we have.
It's so beautiful, and it could be so much more beautiful.
Nature makes beauty.
We make ugliness.
Piles of rubbish.
There was a man talking about, you know, trying to deal with our rubbish mountains.
And he said, birds won't fly over it.
And there's probably methane gas and God knows what.
That's going to have to be sorted out at some time.
You know, our seas are...
I mean, there's a picture of my middle sister standing in water and worthing.
And it was clear...
Sue is now in her 60s.
But in those days, in that picture, she was about four, I think.
And it was clear, now if you go, there's seaweed everywhere and the water's brown.
So we know that rubbish is being put into, sewage is being put into our seas all the time.
One of the things that they're saying about nature is nature is tremendously economical.
You know, if two people have sex, the man ejaculates masses of sperm.
And you think to yourself, well, it's wasted.
No, it isn't.
Because with two people who are right together, that actually makes the woman's equipment much more healthy, believe it or not.
However, but there are so many things like that.
And so there were nine or ten other people who were supposed to have...
Wait a minute, I was going to tell you.
I have to remember you all naked again.
I was going to tell you about the little creatures that we've been talking about.
And one of the things that we don't realise, because we don't look at the way we're made.
If a doctor, if you go to a doctor with a pain, he's going to look at just where your pain is.
He's not going to look at the fact that your nose is all your chakras.
You know, you've got two heart meridians here.
Your nose is sort of governed by the lung, but you also have two channels for the autonomic nervous system, which go up, go into your fourth, make your third eye.
And if you think about it, we know so much about each other, don't we?
I met somebody during 2021.
I coughed all over her in waterstones.
And apologised profusely and said, well, you know what it's like.
Everybody thinks you've got the plague.
She said, oh, it's absolutely fine.
And I was talking to her and her mother for about three quarters of an hour and I thought, there's something terribly unhappy that's happened to her.
Now, why would I know that?
And yet we know that about people.
Somebody can be talking to you and you know that's your third eye.
We know that perhaps we're somewhere and that is very dangerous.
We shouldn't be there.
My niece had her wedding celebrations in Switzerland and over the river, over the lake, was a pyramid and I thought there was something so creepy about Switzerland and I hated it.
And sometime later I said to my sister, is that me making that noise?
I think it is.
Anyway, I said to my sister, forgive me, don't be offended, but I hated Antonia's wedding.
She said, oh, so did we.
There was something about Switzerland that was beautiful, but I hated it.
So, anyway, so these little creatures, if you look at them, they've got no ear.
You can treat the whole of the body with your ear.
You can treat your body with your nose.
There's a thing that the Indians have, the netipot, where you can put water in one side of your nose.
It's supposed to come out of the other side of your nose, but it hardly ever does.
But it actually helps very much your brain.
It can get rid of headaches that way.
It sorts your whole body, really.
So it's a very good thing to use when you think that's just your nose.
And everybody's nose is different shape.
But if you look at the nose carefully, you can see I sometimes get a sort of dark mark here, which is poor.
I've got all my bad health from my father's side, sadly.
And that sometimes just shows that the body's not working properly.
So I tap around and get my nitty pot out and put some extra makeup on it.
Anyway... I'm going completely off what I was going to say.
So anyway, these little creatures, the reason that they are abducting us is because they believe, this other planet who's made them, they don't realize, they have realized that, what do you call it,
AI doesn't work.
And neither does robots.
So because they have found out the connection between, and I'm going to go on to this, how we are created.
Because they've found out the connection between animal and human, they have been quite disgusting.
So they have created these little creatures from human seed and lots of other different little creatures.
And they've...
They fuse the souls and they bring it to full term in some other creature.
And these little creatures can be made to work on different things.
If you think about it, the way we are, every lifetime we have, and most of us sitting in this room now are billions of years old, and every lifetime you have makes your character.
So most of us are very empathetic.
You know, we feel sympathy for people.
We care about people.
We love each other.
A friend of mine calls these people who are in charge now, people like Klaus Schwab, as cluster B personalities.
They're completely not empathetic.
These little creatures who have been experimenting on people, they have no empathy.
I remember seeing one thing where somebody was actually asking...
Then what are they trying to do?
And they said survive.
Because they know that they have been created in this way, what they want to do is they feel that if they can somehow connect themselves with us, that they can produce this hybrid creature because they feel they have no soul.
And it is your soul that creates you, which I will explain in a minute.
What they're trying to do, they think that if they can, and they obviously have got knowledge from this other planet.
I think upstairs said, I'm sorry, your family always call them upstairs.
So upstairs said that what they think is that there have been pictures, aren't there, of some aliens that have been here who have sort of slightly Chinese eyes.
We don't know what's happened.
On this planet, there have been umpteen cataclysms.
It's billions of years old.
So, you know, people talk about Atlantis, and it might be this one island.
I mean, I actually read Plato.
Was it Plato's Creteus and Timaeus?
You know, it doesn't really explain it.
But that was probably, that and the Lemurians, was probably the last civilization which was here about 20,000 years ago.
And the point is, if we become so mixed racially and also so unkind and wicked, they just wipe us out.
So I did actually see something the other day while they were talking about the Lemurians and the Atlanteans, and they said they turned very much to black magic.
And I think also you'll find that the story in the Bible of Sodom and Gomorrah is part of that.
Sodom, sodomy.
So everything really is love and working together.
And this business, the way we are now, is like, this is our country.
We're going to do better than everybody else.
We're not going to help anybody else.
And I'm going to get as much money as I can.
And that's how our...
Everything works.
And most of us, I mean, how many in this room actually believe in reincarnation?
Most of us.
Most of us.
But so many people today, they say, oh, I'm not going to be bothered.
You know, in 20 years, I'm not going to be here.
You know, it doesn't matter about the rest of you.
I'm going to be sitting on a cloud in heaven or something.
If I said to you tomorrow afternoon, Right, okay, now you're going to die, and you're going to go to the most beautiful place.
But you'll go on your own, you'll have nothing to do, and you're going to be there forever.
It would be a hell for most of us.
Human beings need to work.
We need to be busy.
We need to have something to think about.
I mean, very often our days can be a bit banal, but every day is different.
And we learn things.
You know, that's something that really humanity needs.
But the sort of daft idea that you can go to another, you know, to heaven and sit there for ages with God.
I even remember worrying about it when I was about five and I thought, you know, I'm going to be told off for fidgeting because I just had this idea of this huge, beautiful room with God.
And Jesus sitting on his right hand.
And the Holy Ghost.
What is the Holy Ghost?
And I was really worried.
I thought, what is going to happen?
I'm just going to be told off.
Can you imagine keeping a five-year-old still?
And I think a lot of people have got that sort of daft idea, haven't they, still?
So we're not really fighting for our planet.
These people who are taking everything over now.
They are few, and we are many.
And I think when they first came out with this jab thing, I thought, where is that virus coming from?
There always is a reason for everything.
And where was it coming from?
There wasn't.
It was just a fear thing.
And when you look back on it, it's almost funny.
You know, these crisis actors all sort of...
Puffing away and not being able to cope.
And the deaths in the corner, you know.
And then the virus going round.
Do you remember when BBC used to have, or Rediffusion or something, used to have the world going round?
And now it was the virus.
And people rushed to have these injections.
If you had a virus, why would you need five or six injections?
And a lot of people were made very ill by them.
So, and now they're talking about another one.
I mean, the last pandemic that we had was the First World War flu.
By 1917, one in every four shells was a gas shell.
And that gas flowed around the earth.
People talk about...
About, you know, some injections.
But how many, you know, what sort of medicine did we have in those days?
Chloral to sleep, chloroform, ether.
I had my tonsils out.
I'm 70 now, and I had my tonsils out with ether.
I often wonder if the anesthetist was actually a bit addicted to it, because he kept sniffing it himself.
And then I just remember my hand coming up to try and take it away when he really...
God, I was ill after it.
So, I mean, you know, how many people in the First World War actually were there to be making vaccines?
How many nurses were there?
Most of the men were fighting in that awful war.
So, you know, was there a vaccine?
And if there was...
We used to have in those days, even right up to my childhood, we used to have those things that you bought in the autoclave.
We have disposable now.
But in those days, they'd boil them up and give you whatever you had to have.
So it really had to be the gas.
And if you look at the First World War flu, and you look at the symptoms of people who had...
Who were subjected to the gas or the flu.
They all, if they recovered, they had Parkinson's disease.
And people forget about children, don't they?
They say outrageous things in front of children.
But you're small, so you won't understand it.
And I remember going to...
My father's family had a farm outside Taunton.
And I remember us going there to see Aunt Bessie.
Harold was...
One of my grandfather's brothers, and he had been gassed at the front.
And we went there, and there's a tremendous lot of mixed blood, I think, around that area, because Bristol was a big slaving port.
And we got there, and she had one of those sort of green and...
Green and cream kitchens with a stone floor.
And she'd made us a cake and you only drank tea in those days.
She was making us tea and she was a little tubby Somerset woman and she was so thrilled to see us.
And there was no carers or any help then.
And she wouldn't have got a widow's pension or anything.
And Uncle Harold, she'd somehow managed to get Uncle Harold into a perfect pair of grey trousers and a perfect white shirt, and I could see his vest underneath.
And he was sitting there, and all you could see was this light in his eyes.
He was so thrilled to see us, and everybody ignored him because he couldn't speak.
And I remember thinking, poor man.
And then since then, I've had quite a few patients with Parkinson's.
There is really nothing you can do for them.
So, you know, these are people now coming back who had the First World War flu or who were gassed.
All these terrible things that happened to us and we just, nobody gives us any proper information.
Anyway, I wanted to tell you that there have been some other people that...
So these nine or ten others, the one I'm thinking of particularly was Princess Alice of Battenberg, who was Prince Philip's mother.
My goodness, she was a proper royal person.
She was married, I think she was born in 1888, and she was one of Queen Victoria's grandchildren.
She was a dear woman.
She was born stone deaf, but she managed to lip-read in five different languages.
It's quite something.
And she was married in 1915, I think, to Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark.
And she fairly quickly had four daughters.
And then the beloved son, Prince Philip.
And then I think the Turkish...
Greek War broke out.
She nursed in the First World War, leaving her children with other people, and her husband had to go off and do other things.
And then there was the Greek-Turkish War, and there was a coup.
So they had to get out.
Now, she had an experience similar, I think, to my mother's.
And she believed that she was having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, which, of course, broke up her relationship with her husband and he eventually died with his mistress down in south of France but she and then her family put her in a She was there for two years and the asylum was run by Sigmund Freud who believed it was sexual frustration and then nuked her ovaries.
Poor thing.
She really didn't have a great time.
My mother thought that she also was having a relationship with Jesus Christ and my father sort of tried to handle it.
But I don't know what Princess Alice got from her.
Because nothing seemed to have been written down.
But she started a monastic nursing order of Martha and Mary.
And she was just the most splendid woman.
She went back to Athens and after, I think, around the Second World War, she had the most amazing soup kitchen.
She helped a lot of Jews to leave Greece.
I mean, she was marvellous.
She was a person who really put her...
She didn't sit around being upset and hurt by what her family had done to her.
She eventually escaped, I think after two years, and then got on a train and went and stayed with different people around the...
And eventually she came back to England and the Queen allowed her to live with them.
And she lived in Buckingham Palace and died in 1967.
But you'd think that she would be bitter, but she wasn't.
And she did everything she could to help people.
And my sources are very keen on royal families, whether we've got the right one now.
But they are trying to put different people in.
Princess Diana...
Apparently could trace her family back to the Stuarts, Charles II principally, in seven different directions.
And I think Prince George, he's very shy at the moment, but I think he was once, he's had lots of lives obviously, he was once Prince Rupert.
And if Charles I had listened, we might have won the Civil War and might not have had to have ten years of...
Dreadful Cromwell, who completely bankrupted the country, made people terribly unhappy.
The other person I was going to mention was also recently I went to a friend's house and then saw another lecture she did.
And that's Dr. Kerry Madej.
I think most people have heard of her.
And she gave a really interesting talk.
And she said that in 2002 she was married.
And she was in bed with her husband.
And he said, get back into bed.
What on earth are you doing?
You know, it's late.
And she was lying beside him.
And then she noticed these sort of spirits around them, whatever they were, some kind of ethereal things.
And they were interacting with her, with her husband, with the dog, with the cat.
She said they stayed with her for three days.
And we were in the car with her.
They went to work with her.
She was in such a high.
She didn't eat.
Amazing. So she's had a different approach than that from my mother.
But the thing that's interesting about it was she fought the way the American medical system was.
She was talking all the time on the internet about how there wasn't a virus.
There never was a virus.
We were just tricked, basically.
And there was a lot of stuff to do with the CIA and the military.
And she became so frightened.
She didn't say what had happened to her marriage.
But she became so frightened that eventually she sold everything she had.
She arrived in the Dominican Republic with six suitcases and four dogs, and she stayed there for six years.
And she'd given back her medical license as well.
And so she started to do little bits of work out there in one thing and another.
Eventually, she decided that she had to come back.
The army came to her and said, we're going to help you to get your license back.
And she said, no, I don't want it.
So she continued to do her own thing.
And she's cleverer than me.
So she's arranged...
She's set up this online thing.
She... I don't know what else she does, actually.
But anyway, she's very clever.
And it was interesting that she had this extraordinary...
I'll go on to tell you what happened to my mother as well in a second.
And then after we had that terrible bomb...
Courtesy of Oppenheimer, who apparently did say on his deathbed that he was really sorry that he had created the bomb, and he only wished that he'd invented something like the AK-47 instead.
Anyway, he didn't.
Anyway, so after the bomb was taken and they dropped it on the Japanese, Japanese civilians, children, I mean...
Awful. And the Japanese, I think, had already surrendered.
So, absolutely dreadful.
And so, in 1957, Valiant Thor turned up.
So, he came, apparently, and landed in a little space module.
And some police were there.
And it was so extraordinary.
He demanded to be taken to Eisenhower.
So, he was taken to Eisenhower very quickly.
And he said he had come from the high council in the universe to tell the Americans to stop using nuclear power.
In fact, everywhere to stop using nuclear power.
And in fact, if you've seen that rather dreary film about Oppenheimer, one of the people he was working with said that one of the things that could have happened was that we could have ignited the atmosphere.
So it could have destroyed us altogether.
And it's interesting that there have been so many reports of UFOs coming down.
After Chernobyl, after Fukushima, there was a thing in America where they suddenly said they had all these nuclear missiles aimed at Russia.
And then suddenly the doors opened, the countdown to start everything came.
They couldn't stop it.
And then just when they were about to ignite and send the whole things off, everything closed.
When they looked at these missiles afterwards, they'd been completely decommissioned.
And that has happened to the Russians as well.
So he apparently stayed here three years.
He had an apartment in the Pentagon.
And I've heard that he had something to do with setting up...
Area 51. So whether he was actually as good as he sounds, one doesn't know.
There are pictures of him on the internet.
Wikipedia said he had six fingers and six toes, but in the picture I saw he only had five.
But he came and worked here.
He could read your mind.
And he had a lot of abilities that we don't have at all.
He could walk straight through the Pentagon's security thing without any problem whatsoever.
However, Eisenhower wanted to go with him and wanted to destroy nuclear weapons.
However, the military complex wouldn't go with it.
So he left.
I think he stayed in touch with Frankie Strange.
So I've read two of his books.
One doesn't really know whether he was good or bad, but certainly you would like to think he'd get rid of nuclear weapons.
I mean, they have to be the worst thing, don't they?
We all know about Admiral Byrd, who supposedly flew into the South Pole, and nobody knows exactly what he saw or who he talked to, but he was shut up when he came back.
Paul Hellier who was the
He was the Canadian Minister of Defence.
He's been very vocal about aliens, so-called, and he reckons that they were dealing with between three and nine, I think it was, different alien nations.
So it's all kind of a bit ghastly, isn't it, really?
Anyway, we have a sister planet, and they have been given their message, They're appalled by us.
They're appalled by our wars, by our filth, by the greediness, the way everything is, by the fact that we don't run our planet.
All together.
And we've got this awful racism thing now, haven't they?
Oh gosh, you can't say anything about it.
We're all the same.
We're not all the same, even in any one nation.
And there are people who never really move forward.
There are some animals who never really move forward.
So we've got to really start to look and run the planet together.
Why wouldn't we?
At the moment, the EU is like a free-for-all, isn't it?
So suddenly the fishermen are all out there catching as much as they can.
How much of that stuff is destroyed?
Why wouldn't we have all the fishermen working together?
And everybody has one area of the sea, and they go to sea with oceanographers and scientists, and they're sampling the water, looking at the cleanliness of the water,
also at the organization with the fish.
They catch some and, you know, they farm some and wouldn't that be great?
And they say that also that the farmers should...
I can remember I voted originally for the common market.
And they say that originally, you know, I think the common market was a good idea.
But then it soon goes into the EU and a few people wanting to take everything over and, you know, communism really.
But in the times, when the original start, when we had the common market, we had beef mountains and, you know, grain mountains.
We could produce far more than we needed.
And then half the world is starving.
We should be working together to help everyone.
So, anyway, so we are, one of the things that they say is that we can be allowed to pollute, desecrate and kill.
Here, and do the most terrible things, but we cannot take it outside of our...
Most of us here are kindly.
We're empathetic people.
We'd love to be able to move on, look after people, work together.
And when people work together, it's always a marvellous thing, isn't it?
It's always something that really cheers you up.
So, hang on, I'm going to have to look at my PowerPoint here.
But as you can see, it's not much of a PowerPoint.
I must learn how to do it, actually.
Although sometimes I find those PowerPoints a bit distracting.
There's a little art centre near me in Farnham, and they always have a film on Wednesdays.
And most people are, you know, pensioners, and probably can't hear very well.
So there they have the film, and then they always have the subtitles at the bottom.
Which I find immensely distracting, because I speak English, and yet I'm furiously reading the subtitles at the bottom.
So you miss quite a lot.
Anyway, they're saying that our government should really stop what they're doing now, which is really moving us towards communism, and must make alliances with each other, and run the world together, organize it together.
It's not that we should all move ourselves around and suddenly, right, we're not English people.
Because what looks after us is not some great juju in the sky, but family clans.
So we all belong to family clans.
And they are the ones who decide what life you're going to have, whether you'll be punished for it, or whether you have a better life.
Some people are living lives of reparation because they've had such bad luck.
Others are paying for things that they've done.
Others have something that they have to do in the world.
We're all doing different things which are decided by our family clans.
And you can't decide what life you're going to have.
That is decided by someone else.
So, at the moment, we're so moved around with different wars and different things.
I think it was called Immanuel Khan.
There was a...
I think he was...
I think he was Armenian, and he was a businessman in Paris before the First World War.
And he was sending people all over the world to take photographs, little cine films, of what the world was like in those times.
And you can see, I mean, you see all the Dutch wearing their clogs and wearing their striped skirts and their little...
And people are really happier when they're all part of the same thing.
And if you look at all our different nations, they have the most amazing cultures.
I was saying to someone today, I was watching, I think it was Al Jazeera, and they had a lovely programme about the Tuareg.
And the Tuareg were starting to do a service, a celebration that they have every year, called the Sebeba.
And the women play the drums.
It's supposed to go back to Pharaoh when he was chasing Moses and the waters closed over him.
And the women drum to keep the winds away.
And the men get their swords out.
It's something they prepare for for ages.
I'm very keen on...
I'm very interested in acupuncture.
And I found somewhere in my mother's staff that Jane will learn a different way to practice her medicine.
And I have through doing acupuncture.
And by the way, Hippocrates was using acupuncture as well.
And also through yoga.
And I've got quite a few Indian friends who...
You know, who I've learned to practice yoga with, and I've done lots of different ones.
And it was actually created by men for men to keep the armies fit.
And I think it's a way of staying young, because once you start to get stiff, that's when you start to lose your health and you're hobbling around.
And if you look everywhere, but unfortunately at the moment, so often people leave their families, go off to another country, marry someone who's not of their race, are not very happy because their brain patterns are different,
and I'll come to that in a minute as well, and have children who don't really belong anywhere or decide to come back.
I mean, my niece came to meet me for dinner last summer, and she said, we're coming back.
England's so great, you know, and I thought, oh, I thought my sister would be heartbroken.
Not that I wouldn't love her to come back, but her children adore my sister, and my sister's been helping her a lot, and I just thought, you know, they've got their little family there.
It's going to be such a sad thing.
My sister will be heartbroken.
Anyway, I wrote her a long text, and I said, you know, think about it very carefully.
We don't know what's going to happen here.
You know, they're much...
I think they've had much more problem with this vaccines and not going out and various things.
I mean, my sister has...
We never believed in all this stuff at all, either.
And so she's...
You know, they found it very difficult.
A lot of their friends have dropped them.
However, you know, for my niece to come back...
You know, her husband's nice enough.
I think he's a bit of a plank, actually.
But anyway, he had this idea to go to St Albans or somewhere like Bury St Edmunds.
And I said to her, look, who do you know there?
Come, you know, if you're going to come to England, come and be near me, and I can help you with the children.
But think about it.
You know, think about what you're giving up.
Think about what you're losing.
And that is really the most important thing.
And I think it was the last talk I did for Miles, actually.
And people don't realize what the other side is like.
So I read a letter which was dictated to my mother by an old boyfriend of mine's...
I've got lipstick on it now.
An old boyfriend of mine's father who had been very wealthy and...
He had given himself up a little bit to cigarettes and booze.
Not that he was a drunk or a lush or anything, but he just didn't really look after himself and didn't value his life enough.
And he went through the Second World War, which he found devastating.
He said, you know, you have no idea what it's like to watch a friend of yours blown to pieces.
And he's arrived over there.
And he said, it is remarkably beautiful, but it's aimless and awful.
And he said, the things that I miss the most are my family, who I've left behind, my wife, who made the house so lovely, my sons, who I never really got to know well enough, because, you know, can't really talk to the boy until he can sit a horse,
all that kind of thing.
He'd been told that he was coming back soon, and he would have a fairly wealthy lifetime, but he'd have to work really, really hard.
But he described what it was like, and he said there are beautiful glass buildings everywhere.
You can go and look at your Akashic records.
Everybody has these little sort of pod-like places to sleep in.
A bit like, you know, little whitewashed buildings in Greece or something.
And he said you get given...
I'm getting ahead of myself because I haven't described how...
Anyway, I'll get back to that in a minute.
He said you get given these sort of circular robes that are made out of something like silk.
And you get three.
And when one wears out, you go and get another one.
And you have to wear these funny things on your feet.
Because this is, if you like, your spiritual body.
It's your other side body.
And if that's damaged, then that will damage your physical body when you come back.
So, you know, everybody drifts around talking to people, and there's always plenty of people to talk to, but nothing to do.
And he said, really, I'm very unhappy.
And he described this very funny little episode of these women who had just got fed up with the whole thing.
And they'd made daisy chains out of the flowers.
And were laughing and messing about.
And then very quickly, authority came along and arrested them.
And they said that it was so boring.
There was nothing to do.
But the flowers that were there, that was their life for there.
But if you destroy them on that side, that would mean that flower is destroyed altogether.
So let me tell you how we are created.
We're probably created on more than just the two, well I'm sure we are, more than just the two spiritual planes.
But say a man and a woman come together and once the little ovum has been fertilized, so a man is producing every one of those sperm, we know that he has male and female, but every one of them has his complete Record within it.
And that programs the ovary.
And once it's programmed the ovary, then the ovary starts to give out microbes all over the place.
And then, when the little embryo gets to be about 12 to 14 weeks, it'll be about that size.
And that's when they put the entity in.
And then the entity starts in some magical way, the entity being your soul.
In some magical way, it starts to grow the person.
But it grows not only your body for here, but also your body for the other side.
So two bodies, one inside the other.
And your body on the other side is not some sort of gas.
It's as...
It's as sort of physical as here, and it has nerves and blood of a type, and you have a brain, one thing or another, but there's no excretion, there's no eating, and there's no procreation.
Only on the earth do we have procreation.
So that's what happens, and then the child obviously comes to full term, and then you have this lovely little baby, you hope.
And death happens in the same way.
So when somebody is about to die, all these little microbes start to be given off by the body.
And then very often they send somebody of your family to you to help you.
And it takes, for a young person, it takes about three days for the power.
To leave your body.
The sort of electricity that we work on, if you like.
And in fact, my grandfather, my father's father, he was always, it smoked like a chimney, but he was always very healthy.
And then suddenly he went to bed for a week.
And he's just stayed in bed.
He'd never done that in his life.
And he suddenly looked up in the corner and he said, Mum, Queenie.
Queenie was his sister who had nursed Uncle Cliff's Wife for tuberculosis, then caught it herself and died, still on the other side.
So they had come to collect him.
And I had another patient, actually, some time ago.
And towards the end of her life, she talked about...
She was a fashion designer.
And I think there was a chap called Stanley Wingate.
It was something to do with Schlesinger bathing costumes and things.
And she had had a love affair with a Romanian diplomat, and he was going to be thrown out of London as an unfriendly alien.
And he came to her wearing full evening dress, which people did in those days, and he begged her to go back with him.
And she made some excuse, like she was a divorced woman, and no, no, she couldn't, and all the rest of it.
I think she was pregnant, actually, because she often said, I wonder why...
I wonder if that person should have come and looked for me.
Anyway, she had some time when she had very bad chest and they were both sitting there waiting for her and she said, no, no, it's not time yet.
But one of the things that was so extraordinary was she said that it was a summer evening when this diplomat came to see her and he begged her to go back with him and she said no before she could stop him and to her horror.
He produced a gun from his pocket and shot himself in the heart.
And she stood absolutely horrified.
You know, this red stain went across his evening shirt.
And he just crumbled to the floor.
And she said the windows were open onto Carson Street, where she lived.
And she said it was just awful.
You know, I felt something go past me and out the window.
Now, if you had looked at that man, because he was a youngish man, he would have had electricity still in his body because the soul is made up of lots of things.
And it's not just a one thing.
And one of the things which is very extraordinary is very...
Have you ever heard of that awful thing of self-combustion?
Combustion, you know, when suddenly, to everybody's horror, somebody just...
In fact, I remember in 1976, I went camping with the family, which had mixed blessing, actually, and I was reading the Daily Mail, and there was a little thing there where a woman had suddenly just burst into flames and collapsed.
There was just nothing but her dress, which was unburned, and a little bit of body fluid, nothing much.
And people were absolutely horrified.
There was no reason why it should have happened.
And I've heard of that happening a few times.
And at the back of a book by Dennis Wheatley, there were several incidences of that.
And one thing in there was a priest who was playing near the vestry.
What my sources say is that this is when, just by accident, those people who come to collect everything that's you when you die don't get there in time, don't get everything.
So we have these microbes inside us that run everything, really.
Why are they putting antibiotics in our meat?
And you can almost liken them to...
You know, a little swarm of bees.
So knowing that the human body that they have been working for is dying, they will go to the nearest body, and then the microbes that are within that other person will fight them off.
So unless that person can get away in time or something can happen, the energy produced just kills them.
So this poor priest was praying in the vestry, and he suddenly looked down.
He couldn't feel anything, and his leg was on fire.
So he stood up and beat it out, and then it started again.
So he beat it out again, ran from the church, still beating his leg.
When he got into the vestry, when he got into the vicarage, He found that his cassock was completely unburned, but he had a scar on his leg for the rest of his life.
So that is really what's happening.
And I ought to explain how we start, really.
It's not a very good PowerPoint, this.
So what they're saying is that human beings say...
How humanity is created.
Once a planet is able to, as its weather has settled down, and it can sustain life, all life starts in green algae.
So you'll get the first little amoebas.
And an amoeba has got no sex whatsoever.
It divides to proliferate.
It cleans the water.
It can be put into human beings.
As a white blood cell, it can be...
When they're really developed, they can be something like a jellyfish.
And jellyfish often exist on the bottom of the sea as polyps.
And then when the sea gets filthy, they will become these jellyfish.
And they're a higher thing than the amoeba.
And they have an eye and a sting.
So they're much more developed.
So what happens is that...
They go on.
Also, even though they're just so basic, they have an entity that is, what could you call it, spiritual or otherworldly, and they have a physical body.
When they get beyond, when the little intelligence that runs them...
Gets beyond that certain stage, they'll be moved on to a higher creature.
So eventually, you get to something like frogs and lizards.
And frogs and lizards, by this time, they're starting to have a male and a female who mate, either laying eggs or whatever.
And so then, each time their progeny is...
And this goes for us still.
You get an extra layer of brain cells on the brain.
So gradually, that's how we move forward.
And we move forward into lots of different animals.
And then when they get to the end of a particular stage, they'll fuse the male and the female of something at the same stage.
And that goes on to be something higher.
And that goes on and on until you get to the ape stage.
Darwin was so nearly right about how everything is.
You know, the Victorians thought it was disgusting, they should say, that humanity came from apes.
But they generally, if you look at all the creatures from all the different races, they all belong to that race.
And as they move...
I'm getting myself into a twiddle now.
Anyway, once you get to the ape stage, that's when you have probably two apes of that race, two male and two female, and their entities are fused,
and they go forward to be one of the first humanity.
And every single one of us has passed this way.
So, do you remember when we had the tsunami in 2000?
And they decided to, you know, it was a terrible cataclysm, and they decided to go and see what had happened to some of the islanders, the very wild islanders and their headhunters of Indonesia.
And people said, be really careful, you know, take your head and all the rest of it.
They were all young, and they came out and asked them.
But at that stage, they're nearer to the animal than we are, because everybody has to start somewhere.
And they said that they had felt the vibrations in the earth, and they had gone to high-up places.
And so, consequently, none of them had been killed.
And in fact, a lot of the animals did as well, whereas we, unknowing Westerns, were all still sitting on the beach.
So we move on like that and we move on through different races.
I've been told that I've, you know, I've been one of these sort of tribes person, but not on this planet.
And then I've gone through the various Arab nations as well.
Anyway, there are ways that we are destroying ourselves as well in that, you know, the way the world is, it's sort of pear-shaped and it's got...
Four, apparently, areas of great power going down through it.
And the sea is like sort of battery acid, really.
And we're putting up these huge, heavy skyscrapers.
And if you can imagine that the Earth is going round...
And if you...
Say somebody put something really heavy on your shoulder.
You would...
The more you do that, the more you cause earthquakes, all kinds of things.
Rainforests, we should be so careful with those, because they put algae into the air, which stops people from getting asthmas and different things.
They're saying that if we carry on using oil, we can't just stop.
But if we carry on using oil the way we are, which is a very precious resource, everybody will start to suffer with a very terrible kind of leukemia.
They're completely against nuclear power, and you can't put loads of nuclear waste into a concrete box and bury it into the sea, because it'll start to crack, and then where are we going to be?
But they have a very simple idea for a water...
A water engine using very tiny amounts of water and a gyroscope.
I mean, nobody's ever really thought of that.
Anyway, I have plans for all that.
I think that's probably about it, really.
We have no idea how to be healthy, and we eat an awful lot of additives in our food.
I mean, I go through everything.
Before I forget, this is something that's really important.
The saddest, saddest, saddest, saddest thing is there's a huge move for abortion now.
It's nothing to do with a man.
It's only to do with a woman.
If we perform an abortion, and this could be any one of us coming back, if we perform an abortion after the quickening, that's after they put the entity in, Then that person will have lost both bodies,
their physical body and their spiritual body.
And they arrive on the other side in the most terrible shock, awfulness.
And my mother has a dictation which was given to her in 1960.
And they said...
Not 60, 1976.
And they say, if this terrible evil goes on, you will see enormous numbers of children born without fingers and toes or with a leg missing.
And tremendous autism.
There's lots of reasons for autism.
Some people are living a life of retribution.
But abortion is one of the worst things.
And every one of us has got to think.
This could be me.
And we had a couple of doctors who were on the television.
One was a gynaecologist.
She was very tough, I thought.
But there was a delightful Scottish chap, and he said that the reason we were giving these terrible chemical abortions to women is because we don't want to kill anything.
We don't want to kill a child.
And what they haven't thought of Is also the terrible suffering that those girls go through as well.
And why would you go and have sex with a man who doesn't love you enough to care about you and about the child you create?
And one of the things that I haven't touched on either is the fact that sex is actually...
If you have sex with a man who is...
Your brain patterns, and there are nine or ten, there are loads of different brain patterns, but there are also electrical frequencies that we run on.
Again, nine or ten.
And if somebody doesn't smell quite right, people should be the same structure as well.
Because at the moment, you know, having some great big tall chap and he marries a girl who barely comes up to his elbow.
And so often, if you look back in the past and see that a man had to have probably four different wives before he managed to bring a child into the world.
Because the child will not necessarily move in the right way.
Girls usually have smaller heads and are more passive.
But the number of children who are damaged severely by trying to be born to a woman who really then ought right with and who don't move properly.
And it's a traumatic thing for everybody.
Yeah, I'll let you go now.
Right. There's so much to say, really.
And I never read the thing about organisation of the world.
But anyway, I hope that was all right, everyone.
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