Ancient Races and the Alien Situation
It is thought that at least some groups of aliens have always been here on earth. For example, there are reports of possible extraterrestrials described in the Rigveda, an ancient Indian sacred collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns. One of the oldest known texts in any Indo-European language, evidence indicates that it was composed between approximately 1700 and 1100 B.C .
In the early 1900s, Professor Edgar L. Larkin, Director of Mt. Lowe Observatory in Southern California, observed on several occasions through a powerful telescope some odd structures in the environs of Mt. Shasta. These included two domes rising above the treetops near Shasta and part of a third one. “Moving the telescope once again,” writes Wishar S. Cervé, “he found visible between the trees a corner of another structure seemingly made of marble.
Knowing that there were no such structures in Northern California, and especially in land around Shasta, he left his telescope fixed to see what these things would look like in the setting sun and in darkness. He was surprised to find later in the night that around this dome were great lights, apparently white, which partially illuminated and made them visible even though there was no moon to cast any light at the time.”
Others reported encounters with extraordinary beings, said to be descendants from the fabled continent of Lemuria, residing in Mt. Shasta. In the early 1900s, for example, strange tall humans were seen emerging from forests in the vicinity and visiting local stores in Weed to trade gold nuggets in exchange for basic commodities. Described as graceful and agile, with distinctive features such as large foreheads and long curly hair and dressed in unusual clothes, they were said to have spoken English “in a perfect manner with perhaps a tinge of the British accent, and have been reluctant to answer any questions or give any information about themselves.”
Any intruders approaching them in the vicinity of their hidden residence would invariably be physically removed, or they might encounter some invisible influence, causing temporary paralysis. Also of particular relevance here, cars approaching the area stalled mysteriously and sightings were often made of unusual “flying boats,” one of which was described by a group of witnesses as “a peculiar, silver-like vessel, unlike any airship that has ever been seen and there was absolutely no noise emanating from it.”
Wishar Cervé also reports his knowledge of another group of descendants from Lemuria, found living in the center of an extinct volcano in Mexico, “hidden from all possible worldly observation.” In an interview for Fate magazine in 2007, a witness, Jason, revealed that on a certain date he had encountered an extraordinary man on the lower slopes of Mt. Shasta. “I knew instantly what he was,” he told the reporter. “I’ve lived around here all my life and I’ve heard the stories.” The stranger had “flowing white hair and piercing blue eyes. He was wearing white robes and no shoes. I was scared. . . . It wasn’t that he was doing anything threatening, but his appearance there on the side of the mountain was just so unexpected. “I jumped up from where I had been lying on the ground, and when I did he looked surprised. It wasn’t until I was standing that I realized how tall he was. He had to have been at least eight feet . . . he wasn’t acting aggressively, but I was unreasonably scared, for some reason. . . . Then he told me not to be afraid. But it was too late for that. I guess he must have realized I was about to lose it, because just like that, he faded and disappeared.”
In the early 1960s Lucius (Lou) Farish, a first-class researcher who once organized the annual Ozarks UFO Conference held in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, learned from an author who claimed to have met a truly remarkable person in the 1930s. “He was about eighty then, an old sailing boat skipper who had participated in the great grain races around the Horn, who called himself only ‘Harmonious,’” wrote the author. “We used to sit around on the beach and listen while he told us, quietly and without affectation, of his meetings with his ‘astral’ friends high atop Mt. Shasta (many years later, the first UFOs were sighted near that spot) and of his many trips throughout this system and others.
“He was bearded, never seemed to change from one year to the next; a vegetarian, and a gentle soul. His description used for the vehicle of flight very closely resembled certain other descriptions now in common usa and all this long before the huge UFO scare. Harmonious was last seen in the late 1950s, looking exactly as he had thirty years before. . . . He never attempted to capitalise on his experiences.”
Intrigued, Lou wrote back asking for more details. “When he talked of beings on other planets, he was often facetious,” the author continued in his reply. “However, he was deeply serious whenever he spoke of the ‘Old Ones.’ “Insofar as the Old Ones were concerned, his particular friend used a vehicle that, apparently, was a low-slung gondola, without wheels or any visible means of support or propulsion, for that matter. He’d often pick up a clam-shell or half-shell, that is, and say the vehicle looked almost like that. A low couch, nothing else. No top, or sides, or windshields. When it moved, the atmosphere surrounding the vehicle darkened and became opaque—nothing was visible. Also, no feeling of motion, or gravity. Apparently, his friend (an Old One) utilised applied levitation as a propulsive force. This vehicle was used only to pick him up and take him to the domain of the Old Ones.
This was far beneath the earth. Usually he entered via a cavern on Mt. Shasta. There are other entrances: Antarctica, the Andes, in fact, look at the so-called ‘circle of fire’ on a good geological map and the great faulted areas surrounding the Pacific, and you’ll approximate the many areas he mentioned as portals to the old people’s world. “These Old Ones dated back several hundred million years, and yet, taking planet Earth as a criterion, there’s been more than enough time for fifty such races to have arisen, achieved godlike eminence, decayed, and fallen into silence.
Often, in his joking manner, Harmonious spoke of the many planets that are around our sun and are still undiscovered. He was quite casual about the surface features of the planets, probably because he never spent much time there - was always in them, not on them. I get the impression that there may be others, not of the Old People, utilizing these planets; apparently, these others are of little interest to Harmonious and, by extension, to his friends the Old Ones; they are even something of a joke to him—and again, to the Old Ones.
“All the Old Ones are of one race, both here and on the other planets. They carry on intercourse with one another here on Earth, the planets, and their various natural satellites, all of which are inhabited underground. They have a great many artificial satellites around the gravitational nodes of all these bodies, which are used solely for docking facilities for their interplanetary craft. All this was told us by Harmonious long before World War II, and certainly long before the first UFO outcry following the Mt. Rainier sightings.
The Old Ones were naked or wore simple loincloths. “To extrapolate from Harmonious’s stories of the old “Considering the foregoing information,” concludes Lou Farish, “perhaps we should reconsider all the various writings on underground civilizations inhabited by advanced cultures, or extraterrestrials, as well as books such as the late M. K. Jessup’s The Case for the UFO .
Jessup’s comments on the use of ‘gravitational nodes’ by alien spacecraft echo the remarks of Harmonious. If it is accepted that there is someone ‘out there’ who is visiting the Earth, should we then consider that there may also be someone ‘down there’?”
Comte de St. Germain (his most frequently used pseudonym) was described by Voltaire in his Oevres as “a man who never dies, and who knows everything” and was capable of astonishing feats, as witnessed for example by Count Alessandro Cagliostro (the occultist Giuseppe Balsamo). St. Germain seems to have lived for an indeterminate period. Held by many to be a charlatan, he nonetheless liaised with, and was respected by, many government ministers and royal families in Europe, such as the court of Louis XIV. He was also an accomplished violinist and composer. In connection with Harmonious, it is perhaps interesting to note that Dr. Anton Mesmer, also an occultist and fine musician, founded the “Harmonious Society,” a secret group based in Vienna and later Paris, that received a great deal of help from St. Germain. It seems likely that St. Germain and others of his kind were associated with the “ancient races.”
There is thought to be a wide diversity of alien beings populating the cosmos, and the diversity of their motives regarding the planet we inhabit. It may well be an illusion that we alone are indigenous to Earth, and will remain so. But, as one of Leo Dworshak’s (contactee) alien friends reaffirmed as far back as 1936, “this planet was their concern, that Man has his own mind, and that he must learn to take care of his planet if he wants to keep his home. Our planet might continue to exist but there is no assurance that Man would continue to exist on it, if he did not learn to take better care of his most valuable possession.”
Our own activities may require monitoring by others rather than human beings, simply because Earth is a vital and necessary planet for others. We could not be permitted to despoil it even though despoliation had begun and we were doubted as to our integrity and genuine concern for the planet and its myriad life forms.” The aliens reiterated that the overpopulation of Earth, combined with pollution, would lead to catastrophic consequences during the twenty-first century.
As the Amicizia group (from 1950s) informant explained to Nikola Duper in 2009: “The Friends are our elder brothers. They are human. Indeed, in comparison it’s we terrestrials who are less than human. Individuals from various other populations are among us, because the Earth is a very particular planet inside the economy of this part of the Universe. . . .”
There is said to be an ongoing conflict between various species regarding the future of our planet. “Other populations in the Universe have chosen Evil,” the informant points out. “This dualism between Good and Evil is fundamental in order to understand both the still-ongoing Struggle and why it is so hard for truth to be disclosed to the inhabitants of our planet. . . . Other populations are here for other reasons, and the abduction by extraterrestrials of terrestrials, as well as the creation of hybrids, is a reality that the Friends told us about as far back as the 1960s. . . .
“The enemies are trying to conquer our planet in a very gradual and seemingly painless way, most of all working over our minds. Unfortunately, this is not science fiction. If only it were so! This is not paranoia. . . . However, just hinting at these subjects leads to the discrediting of the person who says or writes them; and this is a powerful weapon in the hands of those who want to harm us.” As to what the future will bring, who knows. But You can be assured by those who do know, that the alien situation presents the most profound dilemma facing humankind on Earth. . . .
It is thought that at least some groups of aliens have always been here on earth. For example, there are reports of possible extraterrestrials described in the Rigveda, an ancient Indian sacred collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns. One of the oldest known texts in any Indo-European language, evidence indicates that it was composed between approximately 1700 and 1100 B.C .
In the early 1900s, Professor Edgar L. Larkin, Director of Mt. Lowe Observatory in Southern California, observed on several occasions through a powerful telescope some odd structures in the environs of Mt. Shasta. These included two domes rising above the treetops near Shasta and part of a third one. “Moving the telescope once again,” writes Wishar S. Cervé, “he found visible between the trees a corner of another structure seemingly made of marble.
Knowing that there were no such structures in Northern California, and especially in land around Shasta, he left his telescope fixed to see what these things would look like in the setting sun and in darkness. He was surprised to find later in the night that around this dome were great lights, apparently white, which partially illuminated and made them visible even though there was no moon to cast any light at the time.”
Others reported encounters with extraordinary beings, said to be descendants from the fabled continent of Lemuria, residing in Mt. Shasta. In the early 1900s, for example, strange tall humans were seen emerging from forests in the vicinity and visiting local stores in Weed to trade gold nuggets in exchange for basic commodities. Described as graceful and agile, with distinctive features such as large foreheads and long curly hair and dressed in unusual clothes, they were said to have spoken English “in a perfect manner with perhaps a tinge of the British accent, and have been reluctant to answer any questions or give any information about themselves.”
Any intruders approaching them in the vicinity of their hidden residence would invariably be physically removed, or they might encounter some invisible influence, causing temporary paralysis. Also of particular relevance here, cars approaching the area stalled mysteriously and sightings were often made of unusual “flying boats,” one of which was described by a group of witnesses as “a peculiar, silver-like vessel, unlike any airship that has ever been seen and there was absolutely no noise emanating from it.”
Wishar Cervé also reports his knowledge of another group of descendants from Lemuria, found living in the center of an extinct volcano in Mexico, “hidden from all possible worldly observation.” In an interview for Fate magazine in 2007, a witness, Jason, revealed that on a certain date he had encountered an extraordinary man on the lower slopes of Mt. Shasta. “I knew instantly what he was,” he told the reporter. “I’ve lived around here all my life and I’ve heard the stories.” The stranger had “flowing white hair and piercing blue eyes. He was wearing white robes and no shoes. I was scared. . . . It wasn’t that he was doing anything threatening, but his appearance there on the side of the mountain was just so unexpected. “I jumped up from where I had been lying on the ground, and when I did he looked surprised. It wasn’t until I was standing that I realized how tall he was. He had to have been at least eight feet . . . he wasn’t acting aggressively, but I was unreasonably scared, for some reason. . . . Then he told me not to be afraid. But it was too late for that. I guess he must have realized I was about to lose it, because just like that, he faded and disappeared.”
In the early 1960s Lucius (Lou) Farish, a first-class researcher who once organized the annual Ozarks UFO Conference held in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, learned from an author who claimed to have met a truly remarkable person in the 1930s. “He was about eighty then, an old sailing boat skipper who had participated in the great grain races around the Horn, who called himself only ‘Harmonious,’” wrote the author. “We used to sit around on the beach and listen while he told us, quietly and without affectation, of his meetings with his ‘astral’ friends high atop Mt. Shasta (many years later, the first UFOs were sighted near that spot) and of his many trips throughout this system and others.
“He was bearded, never seemed to change from one year to the next; a vegetarian, and a gentle soul. His description used for the vehicle of flight very closely resembled certain other descriptions now in common usa and all this long before the huge UFO scare. Harmonious was last seen in the late 1950s, looking exactly as he had thirty years before. . . . He never attempted to capitalise on his experiences.”
Intrigued, Lou wrote back asking for more details. “When he talked of beings on other planets, he was often facetious,” the author continued in his reply. “However, he was deeply serious whenever he spoke of the ‘Old Ones.’ “Insofar as the Old Ones were concerned, his particular friend used a vehicle that, apparently, was a low-slung gondola, without wheels or any visible means of support or propulsion, for that matter. He’d often pick up a clam-shell or half-shell, that is, and say the vehicle looked almost like that. A low couch, nothing else. No top, or sides, or windshields. When it moved, the atmosphere surrounding the vehicle darkened and became opaque—nothing was visible. Also, no feeling of motion, or gravity. Apparently, his friend (an Old One) utilised applied levitation as a propulsive force. This vehicle was used only to pick him up and take him to the domain of the Old Ones.
This was far beneath the earth. Usually he entered via a cavern on Mt. Shasta. There are other entrances: Antarctica, the Andes, in fact, look at the so-called ‘circle of fire’ on a good geological map and the great faulted areas surrounding the Pacific, and you’ll approximate the many areas he mentioned as portals to the old people’s world. “These Old Ones dated back several hundred million years, and yet, taking planet Earth as a criterion, there’s been more than enough time for fifty such races to have arisen, achieved godlike eminence, decayed, and fallen into silence.
Often, in his joking manner, Harmonious spoke of the many planets that are around our sun and are still undiscovered. He was quite casual about the surface features of the planets, probably because he never spent much time there - was always in them, not on them. I get the impression that there may be others, not of the Old People, utilizing these planets; apparently, these others are of little interest to Harmonious and, by extension, to his friends the Old Ones; they are even something of a joke to him—and again, to the Old Ones.
“All the Old Ones are of one race, both here and on the other planets. They carry on intercourse with one another here on Earth, the planets, and their various natural satellites, all of which are inhabited underground. They have a great many artificial satellites around the gravitational nodes of all these bodies, which are used solely for docking facilities for their interplanetary craft. All this was told us by Harmonious long before World War II, and certainly long before the first UFO outcry following the Mt. Rainier sightings.
The Old Ones were naked or wore simple loincloths. “To extrapolate from Harmonious’s stories of the old “Considering the foregoing information,” concludes Lou Farish, “perhaps we should reconsider all the various writings on underground civilizations inhabited by advanced cultures, or extraterrestrials, as well as books such as the late M. K. Jessup’s The Case for the UFO .
Jessup’s comments on the use of ‘gravitational nodes’ by alien spacecraft echo the remarks of Harmonious. If it is accepted that there is someone ‘out there’ who is visiting the Earth, should we then consider that there may also be someone ‘down there’?”
Comte de St. Germain (his most frequently used pseudonym) was described by Voltaire in his Oevres as “a man who never dies, and who knows everything” and was capable of astonishing feats, as witnessed for example by Count Alessandro Cagliostro (the occultist Giuseppe Balsamo). St. Germain seems to have lived for an indeterminate period. Held by many to be a charlatan, he nonetheless liaised with, and was respected by, many government ministers and royal families in Europe, such as the court of Louis XIV. He was also an accomplished violinist and composer. In connection with Harmonious, it is perhaps interesting to note that Dr. Anton Mesmer, also an occultist and fine musician, founded the “Harmonious Society,” a secret group based in Vienna and later Paris, that received a great deal of help from St. Germain. It seems likely that St. Germain and others of his kind were associated with the “ancient races.”
There is thought to be a wide diversity of alien beings populating the cosmos, and the diversity of their motives regarding the planet we inhabit. It may well be an illusion that we alone are indigenous to Earth, and will remain so. But, as one of Leo Dworshak’s (contactee) alien friends reaffirmed as far back as 1936, “this planet was their concern, that Man has his own mind, and that he must learn to take care of his planet if he wants to keep his home. Our planet might continue to exist but there is no assurance that Man would continue to exist on it, if he did not learn to take better care of his most valuable possession.”
Our own activities may require monitoring by others rather than human beings, simply because Earth is a vital and necessary planet for others. We could not be permitted to despoil it even though despoliation had begun and we were doubted as to our integrity and genuine concern for the planet and its myriad life forms.” The aliens reiterated that the overpopulation of Earth, combined with pollution, would lead to catastrophic consequences during the twenty-first century.
As the Amicizia group (from 1950s) informant explained to Nikola Duper in 2009: “The Friends are our elder brothers. They are human. Indeed, in comparison it’s we terrestrials who are less than human. Individuals from various other populations are among us, because the Earth is a very particular planet inside the economy of this part of the Universe. . . .”
There is said to be an ongoing conflict between various species regarding the future of our planet. “Other populations in the Universe have chosen Evil,” the informant points out. “This dualism between Good and Evil is fundamental in order to understand both the still-ongoing Struggle and why it is so hard for truth to be disclosed to the inhabitants of our planet. . . . Other populations are here for other reasons, and the abduction by extraterrestrials of terrestrials, as well as the creation of hybrids, is a reality that the Friends told us about as far back as the 1960s. . . .
“The enemies are trying to conquer our planet in a very gradual and seemingly painless way, most of all working over our minds. Unfortunately, this is not science fiction. If only it were so! This is not paranoia. . . . However, just hinting at these subjects leads to the discrediting of the person who says or writes them; and this is a powerful weapon in the hands of those who want to harm us.” As to what the future will bring, who knows. But You can be assured by those who do know, that the alien situation presents the most profound dilemma facing humankind on Earth. . . .
