Public Meeting
January ????
Was There Human Species Perfected Off the
Q:
I remember when you were telling us that the human species was actually born
and perfected off the
A:
There is an island that used to be off
Eventually
the term Lemuria became applied to just about any kind of sunken land, so then
when people started talking about he place in the
Pacific that they speculated had to have been there, they gave it the name of
Lemuria along with this other speculative island that sank in the western
Is the Same Group of Egos Incarnated to Build
the
Q:
Is it like that a lot of people who incarnated at this time also incarnated to
help begin the
A:
Well, yeah, there is a group of Egos that seem to enjoy getting things stated
in the way of new civilizations, recreating as much as possible what has
existed before. And that group, which consists of many a million, two million
Egos, tends to incarnate together. They may do so every 200, 300, 600 years.
But they tend to stick together. They’re good at what they do and they’ve
started lots of great civilizations in the past, and although some of these
great civilizations really served people very well, they all deteriorated as
time goes by out of greed and desire for power on the part of certain individuals,
those who exploited it and eventually ran it into the ground. So there’s always
a need to be starting new civilizations, And this group, as I understand it,
have no qualms of incarnating into whatever race that there seems like there’s
a good possibility that they can put together what’s already
existing into a viable, let’s say, new republic or something of that
sort. Maybe they didn’t call them republics, but they were pretty much based on
everybody having a say-so into what was going to go into that nation. I guess
that group has been involved in
How Did the Lemurian Economic Work?
Q: I have a question about Lemurian economics. What was the name used then?
A: _________
Q: My understanding is that their system or currency was backed by goods produced.
A: Whatever was created, you know, that people were able to use as food or housing or roads or any kid of equipment, whatever—see, the way their economic system operated was that anything that the world produced had no monetary value. Trees, crops, fruit growing on a tree, it didn’t have any cost to it. It was provided by the Angels, as it were, is the way they looked at it, and the only time anything had any cost applied to it was when somebody put some labor into gathering it or harvesting it, cutting down the trees and preparing it into wood, cut rock out of a quarry. Then the value of it was the human labor that went into the producing or further processing. So everything was based on human labor. And of course, if kids went out and gathered a couple of pears, apples or something like that off of a wild tree, it was free. Just as human beings from time immemorial, before any kind of civilization got started, they just gathered whatever was available. Nobody charged anything for a rabbit that they were able to shoot or things of that sort. It was just that was it. And then when trading became necessary, it became very convenient to assign a certain value to that thing for trading purposes, because barter just—if you wanted a bushel of apples and all you’ve got is a cow, it’s not very fair. The cow objects to having pieces cut out of it while it is still living, so we had to have different ways of breaking those values down into smaller bits that were easily traded. They based everything on human labor, so they didn’t assign gold or silver or some other kind of commodity as the basis for their money. Their money was based on human labor. So whenever anything was created—say, for instance, the government wanted to create a house. Well, it paid people to cut the rock out of the quarries and paid people to move it from the quarries where the house was being built. Most of the houses were built out of stone in those days. Whatever kinds of materials were necessary, the value accorded to them depended upon how much labor went into them. So they could figure the value of a house on the basis of all the labor it took to gather the materials and then to assemble it into a house. That was the cost of the house.
Did the Lemurian Government Pay for Anything?
Q: They were paid by the government then?
A: The government paid everything. The government paid all of these different people. Now there’s all this money floating around, but it represented something which was real. And then they would depreciate the value of that house over the length of the time that it lasted, which was like 8,000 to 10,000 years or something like that. So they would take—say, for instance, the house would last 8,000 years. Well, they would take 1/8,000th of the money that they put into currency to pay these people out of the currency so that they then depreciated it.
How Did the Lemurians Take Money Out of Circulation?
Q: That’s the part I couldn’t understand. You mean every amount of currency that goes into circulation actually goes into somebody’s pocket, so how do they put it back out of circulation then?
A: Because people use that money to buy food and to buy various services so that it’s floating around. And meanwhile, people would either sock it away in the mattress or they put it in the bank, and most accounting was done that way.
Q: When someone else creates something else and it’s pulled out and put back in circulation.
A: Right, because people want it. Now, let me —there’s a key point here I want to bring out so that we can help you, and that is that everything that existed in the government at any given time had a value, and that’s how much money was in circulation. It represented—you could call it a house, a road, food, or whatever. Consider them commodities, and the value that it took to create those commodities and the amount of money that was in circulation was equal to those commodities less depreciation. So let’s say annual crops of grain and fruit and vegetables and what have you, that disappeared on an annual basis. Someone grew it. People had to plant the seed and gather it and move it to market. All that was figured in the cost of it plus a small profit.
Where Did the Lemurians Buy Their Goods?
Q: Who did they buy that from?
A: They bought it from the mart. See, the central mart was the only place that people could buy things of that sort. There was just one building in every city.
Q: So all the exchange of goods, consumer items and everything, went through the consumer mart?
A: Yes. Except for houses and roads and things of that sort, railroads and things like that.
How Did the Lemurians Account for Items Destroyed in Natural Disasters?
Q: So how would they pull the money out of circulation?
A: Because they had a cost-accounting system that would calculate the cost of all these different things. If an earthquake came and shook down all those houses, they would take that much money out of circulation because that commodity was gone.
Q: But the money in circulation is in people’s pocket. Wouldn’t you be pulling it out of people’s checking account?
A: No, just out of the general treasury.
Q: The government treasury?
A: Right.
Where Did Money in the Lemurian Treasury Come From?
Q: Which was donated by the people to begin with in their tithe or something?
A: Well, there were some donations and there was a commerce tithe that all the businesses paid to maintain roads and transportation facilities and pay salaries for people.
Q: So that amount of money they had in hand had to be enough to cover the depreciation costs and consumption of goods?
A: Yeah, it always was in excess. People had to put their money in the bank. But how all of these details were worked out, I don’t know. I can only give you the main system of the principles that were involved, and that is that all of the created commodities, food included, and the amount of money that was in circulation, held by individuals and held by the government, always was the same, as close as they could calculate it.
Q: So inflation was impossible.
A: So inflation never occurred. And there was no interest.
Did the Lemurians Use Computers in Their Accounting System?
Q: Did they have computers?
A: They probably had some kind of computational devices.
How Did the Lemurian Accounting System Handle Services?
Q: What about services, since there is no exchange of goods and products ?
A: Well, people paid for services. I mean, if you want to get your hair cut or your shoes repaired or something like that, you would have to pay somebody.
Q: So that was not included in the ledger in the way of balancing the currency?
A: Probably not. But the biggest thing was the fact that there was no interest, and we know from experience that whatever country you’re talking about, the rate of inflation and the rate of interest are virtually the same in that country at any given time.
What Is the Problem With Interest?
Q: It has to be, because you’re trying to pull more money out of circulation than is in circulation.
A: Well, the bankers get the cream off the top of the whole thing. But it increases the cost of everybody’s living. Interest multiplies in many different ways because in our system, a manufacturer has to borrow money to pay his wages at different times or to build a factory, whereas in Lemuria, the government built the factories. They’re paying interest on their loans, That all has to be calculated in some way so that they make a profit at the end of the year, so all the expenses that a company has in borrowing money is passed along to the consumer, and the people who are buying trucks; most people don’t just go out and plop down fifty-grand for a tractor and trailer. They borrow the money from the bank and they pay interest on it. Well, the cost of transportation has to cover the cost of that interest that they’re paying to the bank. Many manufacturers of all different sorts, including people who make bread, borrowing money for machinery, borrowing money for wages, borrowing money against accounts receivable, it all gets passed along, So you say well, maybe the interest rates of the bank are 8%. That doesn’t mean that you never pay anything as a consumer more than 8% for the things that you buy. It keeps getting multiplied. Everybody is charging about 8%, and by the time you get your loaf of bread, more than 50% of the cost of that bread is taxes for all the different services that are involved, from the grower to the actual manufacturer of the bread. If you eliminate that sort of thin, the price of everything will drop drastically, and then you only have to work 20 hours to have the same standard of living that you have today working 40 hours. And then when you’ve eliminated taxes, then you would probably only have to work ten hours in order to—
Where Did the Lemurians Get the Information to Setup Their Economic System?
Q: Any one of those things makes sense. But is this system maintained by control of the people, or does it just naturally evolve this way?
A: Someone apparently gave them the information that that’s the way they should set it up, people who have greater knowledge.
Is the Current US Economy Tightly Controlled?
Q: Maintaining economic control is essentially what’s going on.
A: It didn’t require much control. Accounting is what it took rather than control. Because it was definitely a free market.
Q: I’m talking about now.
A: Oh, now it’s a controlled economy? Well, the fed does that.
Q: But you’re talking about the things that work great, and I certainly agree with you. But the reason they don’t embrace it is because it would release a measure of control over us; is that not so?
A: Right, and the bankers and the politicians are essentially the ones who _________ all of these things.
Q: It’s maintained to maintain control, economically.
A: Uh-huh. Yeah, our job is to be a cog in the great wheel. Don’t step out of that.
What
Is the Mystery of
Q:
I want to know about the mystery of
A: Revelations is pretty mysterious to me.
Q:
Because it talks about this mystery of
A: And those goddesses aren’t really goddesses, they are all symbolic, created by men.
Q: I get them mixed up. But they’re all supposed to be about the same thing.
A: Don’t worry about it, because if you don’t pray to them, they’re not going to zap you, because they don’t exist.
Is the Earth Warming Globally?
Q: Do you think the earth is warming globally? From time to time you see—it’s repeated over and over in the press that it is, and I seem to recall sometime back, that it was your opinion that it was cooling off, that ice was beginning to accumulate at the South Pole.
A: There was a fellow by the name of Hainmicker who recently passed away. The theory seemed to cover just about everything in that, and that is that the increase in carbon dioxide is recreating colder climates towards the Poles, let’s say from the 50th parallels north and south, and warmer in its temperate zones, so it’s going to be accumulating moisture, and therefore, ice, on the Pole areas, whereas it will be getting more desert-like in the temperate zones. Of course, those which are already desertous are getting even worse in that direction.
Q: So the answer is, overall it’s staying about the same, but it’s localizing more. It’s colder at the north and hotter at the—
A: Right. It’s creating an imbalance in the whole circulation of the air.
Is There Any Way That the Government Controls the Weather?
Q: Do you think there’s any way that the government controls the weather, has the ability to do that?
A: I think they would like to, but I don’t think they can actually. There’s talk about the fact that the Russians are using some kind of electronic means, using Tesla generators to influence the weather in different parts of the globe. I just don’t know. Maybe that’s possible.
Was There Anything Credible in the Writings of Dr. Peter Beder?
Q: There’s an author; his name is Peter David Beder. He wrote a book called Conspiracy Against the Dollar, and apparently he was also the legal counsel for the Exxon Bank during the Kennedy administration, and apparently he doesn’t have a lot of credibility with a lot of people, but at one point he claimed that the United States had laid cables off the different coasts and powered them with nuclear reactors to control the steering currents for the weather patterns and they were able to control the weather in some measure by that means.
A:
People got all excited about some of the things that Dr. Beder
wrote. They investigated and didn’t find that any of the things he said were
there or the places that he said were there. He also said that the Russians had
planted H bombs in al the rivers and off the coast of the
Q: If they had, they would have kept it secret, wouldn’t they? I mean, it’s just as easy—
A: He said he had access to all of the things that ________ had put out.
Q:
I had some of those tapes that you’re talking about, and he said that he met
with the Defense Secretary at that time; I think his name was Harold Brown, and
gave that information to him and that the United States had removed those surreptiously, under the cover of secrecy. All I’m saying
is that it’s hard to prove that it was; it’s hard to prove that it wasn’t. In a
case like that, how can you know who’s telling the truth? Because it would be
in the
A: Right, but I don’t know if—does everybody know enough about how the air and water currents operate in the long run to be able to manipulate any of those things safely?
Q: That’s true. I don’t know where to go with it from there. I just wanted to know your opinion on it.
A: A fellow by the name of Tom Valentine was connected with The Stelle Group for quite a while. He really became interested in what Dr. Beder had to say, and he went there and talked with him and spent quite a bit of time listening to him and investigating his sources and other things, but his conclusion was that people in the primarily Rockefeller end of the banking group, were feeding him all of this insane stuff in order to destroy his credibility, and that seemed fairly logical to me. Because he was taking it just— you know, whatever they were saying, he thought, Wow, this is inside information. It comes right from the top. I will publish it.
Q: But he also claimed to be working against the Rockefeller interests.
A: Well, nobody hears anything from him anymore. Nobody knows what to believe, and so they just believe nothing.