A New Series…

…written invariably, as things come.

By popular CAT demand, we will occasionally feature special content under the “Hidden Thread” (HT, H-Thread) moniker, so that all kinds of interesting info and factoids that we’ve been discussing can be shared. (Please also note the copyright on the site’s content.) For this inaugural Saturday instalment, we have:

A Mental Clarification

Few realize that, when you give your mind and your will to SOURCE in meditation (morning and evening), you aren’t giving your mind and will away, exactly… you are plugging your mind and will in to SOURCE. So, afterward, when you think, you think (more) with SOURCE’s Mind, and feel SOURCE’s Will in some of your actions. This requires lots of spiritual practice and dedicated effort. (You can’t get toasted the night before and expect to be Brother J the next day.)

This leads naturally to a cautionary tale of the above action’s exact opposite…

JUDAS

Everyone’s favorite secret subject, for the past few millennia.

We were curious as to exactly WHY Judas did what he did — that is, betray Brother J. If you’d ever met Brother J in person, you would think this impossible… but it apparently wasn’t. We’re going to show you why. We hadn’t thought of any of this for a long time, but after watching the final fifth season episode of “The Chosen,” we started wondering about it again.

(NOTE: None of the CATs were Apostles. We were just Brother J adepts… and we remember being with J at that time. J and the Apostles knew some of us. J knew ~AM well… since ~AM was so tall, but that’s a story for another time.)

What Judas did simply did not compute. It still doesn’t. The CATs still find it frankly amazing that someone who had heard Brother J speak, had seen J’s miracles with his own eyes, heard his words, and experienced him so intimately… could betray him. Then, afterward, like everyone else, we shunned his memory, unless it was brought up as a negative. So many amazing (and later terrible) things happened that Judas was glossed over. He had betrayed The Master, committed suicide, and that was that.

But Judas lingers. He remains that slightly jagged tooth that your tongue finds again and again. Judas heard Brother J’s Sermon on the Mount, saw the Miracles of the loaves and fishes, the raising of the dead, the healing of the sick, the dealing with demons, the walking on water (krikey, talk about advanced illusion examples)… so how could he betray him? There had to be something else going on. So… we looked… and there was indeed something going on. Judas was a ROBOT, an android, his limbs glowing like… ok, yeah we’re kidding. (That was ~AM, he couldn’t resist. About half the CATs are sitting around group-writing this.) Actually, what happened was much worse and far more inexplicable.

So, we looked back… and could see everyone around J having their own reactions and absorptions and interpretations of what The Master (what we called him) was saying… and frankly, no one fully understood what Brother J was saying. It was really complicated. Plus, Aramaic is an agrarian language, so… it wasn’t helping. J had to use agrarian terms (rather than the more apt Modern English), so everything he said was layered in farming metaphor; he typically spoke on multiple level (as SOURCE does), so there were numerous meanings to virtually every one of his statements. The Apostles had funny looks on their faces half the time, trying to figure out what J was saying (some of the obvious parts are in the bible), but Judas… he always looked intense. Now, after looking back at things, after looking literally inside of Judas, we know what that look really meant.

On one level, Judas was jealous of Brother J. Actually, he was in the grip of several of the ‘7 Deadly Sins,’ mental/spiritual conditions that plague people today:

LUST is a biggie these days, though so is one that’s been lost and renamed — what the original writer of the list called indulgence. Our culture is big on indulgence. Think how many times you hear an ad say, “indulge yourself.” More on that in a sec.

The above list (kinda) comes to us from 5th C. AD writer Prudentius, who also created the Prudential Building in Boston. Ok, he didn’t, he just had a tattoo of it on his scalp. What many forget is that Prudentius originally started his list with The 7 Virtues: Chastity, Faith, Good Works, Concord, Patience, and Humility. Coffee and Cinnamon Rolls came later. He then wrote the opposites of those virtues… a list that’s a little different from what we know today: Lust, Idolatry, Greed, Discord, Indulgence, Wrath, and Pride. This got rewritten by Pope Gregory I in the 6th C. (who didn’t mind plagiarizing one bit) into the list we know today. He also rewrote the Virtues as: Chastity, Temperance, Charity, Diligence, Kindness, Patience, and Humility. Basically, do the right thing and put SOURCE front and center.

Meanwhile, back at the Judas Ranch, Judas had all kinds of problems.

Judas was a mishmash of: PRIDE (wanting to put himself at the moral center of things); WRATH (angry guy, for lots of reasons, angry at the Romans, etc.); GREED (he liked money); SLOTH (he was lazy, unless involved in making money); GLUTTONY (he liked to drink); and ENVY (he seriously envied Brother J’s gifts and knowledge). It was envy and greed that gave him the most trouble, though gluttony opened the door. He envied and coveted Brother J’s power and accomplishment… and yet, he didn’t want to do the work necessary to get there. Nearly every sane person who met Brother J wanted to follow in his footsteps — and indeed were eager to know how to do so. But Judas just wanted J’s mojo, to be in The Club. But still, this isn’t why he betrayed Brother J. (And honestly, that list could describe literally anyone you meet at the grocery store.)

The big problem was: Judas’ mind was weak. His will was weak. He drank occasionally, and that let things in. He was in way over his head and he knew it… but he didn’t ask for help. He was too proud to ask for help, to surrender to a Higher Power. So… as an occasional drinker, since he had already fallen victim to what was then a driving force of that world… You Know Who (aka, Mr. Nasty) stepped in. And there was another source for that look on Judas’ face. Mr. Nasty knew what Brother J was doing and wanted it stopped at all costs. So, he started whispering to Judas… and basically talked Judas into doing the wrong thing. More on that in a sec.

Needless to say, this is why giving your mind and will to SOURCE twice a day is so important. Without it, you are more prone to what Course students call ‘attack thoughts.’ And also why demons like to hang out around bars, and where people are doing drugs.

The Chosen

~AM was talking with a reader about “The Chosen.” If you think about it, it’s a very difficult show to write. As for the show itself, you have much to look forward to… but the reality of what happened is something the writers of the show don’t know, and frankly wouldn’t believe if they did know.

You see… YES, Judas betrayed Brother J… but J knew about this before he even came to his final lifetime. Brother J came to earth to play his part in this one great action. He knew what was to happen from an early age. Technically, he was so advanced that he wasn’t really human: he was a Higher Order Being. Thus was he able to deeply meditate — and hold that level of deep meditation and concentration while operating in the illusory world — working at such a level that he could easily affect/change any part of the illusion at will. So, he had no fear, he felt no pain. He never got angry, or raised his voice, or harmed a living thing. At one point, “The Chosen” shows Brother J being angry and yelling at a fig tree for not having fruit (?)… but it never happened. And another scene where he was using a whip and shouting and turning over the moneylenders’ tables… but it also never happened. It might be in the bible, but there’s lots of stuff in the bible that’s not accurate. (For example, at Brother J’s “trial,” the Sanhedrin voted 40 to 31 to find Brother J innocent. Alas, Caiaphas and his father-in-law Annas (who was the real power behind the scenes) were basically possessed, and pushed things through to the the Roman authority.) People innately recognize when things don’t fit the narrative. (And really, it doesn’t matter. Love and forgive and let the rest go.)

Speaking of the illusion… one of the freakiest things in history then happened when J was “harrowed” by the Romans, in what’s called, “The Passion.” There was no passion, there was only FEAR, utter confusion, and consternation. The Romans, famous for their torture (only one person in 10 usually survived such an ordeal), were flabbergasted when Brother J hardly bled at all as he was brutally tortured — and he made not a sound. No screaming, no moans of pain, no blood flying everywhere. He wasn’t even sweating. J’s level of meditation was so advanced that he felt no pain… because he knew in his mind that none of it was real. Plus, he had asked The Holy Spirit (Our Memory of SOURCE) to enjoy things with him. (This works on everything, try it.) Brother J could have morphed into a light being at any time, but instead stayed in flesh to show the unimportance of the body, the illusion that is this world.

The Romans started to get scared when they later put him on the cross. As they nailed Brother J’s limbs to it with big thick spikes… HE DID NOT BLEED. The nails went in… and his body was like foam rubber. The Romans were seriously FREAKED OUT by this, but they went through with it, because their fear of the Emperor was worse; they didn’t want to be punished. The centurion on duty later stabbed Brother J in the side of his chest: 1. to see if he’d bleed, and 2. to kill him quickly. The Roman soldiers in attendance couldn’t stand the weird spectacle anymore — it typically took people three days to die on the cross (of asphyxiation), and the Romans couldn’t bear what was happening one moment longer. They tried to play games and put it out of their minds, but the tales of J being the Messiah, the darkening of the sky, the lack of blood, the fact that Brother J was calm and looked at them forgivingly… they couldn’t take it.

However, there are lots of FREAKY things in the bible accurately reported.

When Brother J transitioned, around 6:00 pm… that’s when things really started to happen, high strangeness-wise: it really did become dark as night at 3:00 pm; there really was an earthquake — a big one, right as Brother J died; and at that exact moment, the veil in the temple that separated the “Holy of Holies” from the people, the literal separation (in Judaism) between Man and God… a massive 60′ x 30′ curtain, 4-6″ thick at the top… SPLIT right down the middle (talk about symbolism); and graves popped open (!)… and the dead started to climb out. This was on Friday evening, but everyone was so freaked that they missed much of it, till they compared notes later.

Early Sunday morning, of course, Brother J came back from the dead (because there is no death); his body was atomized by Angels, primarily so no one could worship it, but especially so Mr. Nasty couldn’t reanimate it and create a “Return of the Living Dead” reprise (as he tried with Moses’ body once before). And when Brother J finally did reappear, those dead Ascended Masters and Saints buried nearby literally crawled out of their graves and walked the streets of Jerusalem. It’ll be interesting to see how “The Chosen” crew covers this, especially the Angel sitting on the edge of the tomb. And then there’s the CATs’ favorite miracle: the Miracle at Pentecost.

More next time. There is so much more. We could write books and books on real history.

UPDATE1

Someone asked about Wave X energy, and the “wave” that is expected as the denouement of (one stage of) The Event. They asked if the wave were coming from the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy. Note that it is not. It is a phenomena across the entire omniverse.