Issue 1984-20:

“13% In: The ‘New Morality‘, Gay Rights, Era, Etc.”

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• 42% In: The New Morality And The Influence Of Television
• 56% In: The Freedom Of Morality And Its Implications
• Page 1: New Morality (Exploring the)
• Page 3: New Morality – Gay Rights – the E.R.A., etc.
• Page 6: New Morality and the influence of television
• Page 8: Freedom of Morality and its implications

Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 8% in: “s in areas of society, this in terms of morality , the customs, This Awafellggs indigatgs bgtwggn thggg twg Qxtremgs, the ECOHOY”
• 12% in: “f, from its own structure, from its own morality, and its own self importance. This Awareness indicates that the Masonic type of”
• 13% in: “ion in its affairs with others. The New Morality Gay Flights, the E.Fl.A. etc. A CONSERVATIVE SPEAKS OUT …. Another Letter fro”
• 18% in: “xcept the abortion movement and the new morality whicli they energized into the mass consciousness. But even this doomsday Machi”
• 22% in: “he greg trips, the sex trips of the new morality taking these in their literal value, thinking they are the Reality. This error “
• 22% in: “push the Iiluminatfs Beast trip and new morality, unwittingly stoking the tires of theiiioomsday Machine, simply by pushing the “
• 22% in: “sday Machine, simply by pushing the new morality as the literal New Way , New Consciousness or whatever. That is we way that fri”
• 25% in: “irst Love the Self, who is God. The new morality femiitism, gav isrn, etc., is only the egoic, woridiy shadow or counterfeit of “
• 27% in: “mental and of the Hierarchy s system of morality. That channeling gave the alchemy for transrnuting these 2 movements into Light”
• 42% in: “love, it that is her intention. The New Morality and the Influence of l elevision This Awareness indicates that in terms of that”
• 42% in: “Sheppard channeled in regard to the new morality, this as a term which may mean different things to differ ent individuals. That”
• 42% in: “ent individuals. That the so called new morality is only she has her desires, expressing her masculinity, seeks to l make this m”
• 45% in: “and devices this in terms of the sexual morality. There also may he other concepts of morality associated with homosexual ity, a”
• 45% in: “ty. There also may he other concepts of morality associated with homosexual ity, and also, other concepts of morality associated”
• 45% in: “sexual ity, and also, other concepts of morality associated with ihe idea of violence, or deception. .The society has created a “
• 45% in: ” on some entities in terms of their own morality, or their value though placed in limbo. That at present time, the doors of limb”
• 47% in: “t occurs to the individual, whether the morality of life and death is such that it will lead to violence or will lead to a peace”
• 47% in: ” That in this SBIISB, the so called new morality, in terms of life and death, is that which is augmented by television and movie”
• 47% in: ” reaHife experiences whereas in the old morality, this was limited to books, writings and reaHife experiences. Homosexuality lk “
• 47% in: “sumed or categorized as part of the new morality, are in fact no more new than any other aspect of present life, just as murders”
• 48% in: “cture. This Awareness indicates the old morality glorified the concept of honor through war, through violence and is a chicken, “
• 50% in: “experience? competition whereas the new morality allows the concepts The Reel CM lf WH1 l 1f 0 UP A8141 11 Envrsies that were hi”
• 50% in: “r lights to be shown upon. That the old morality spoke of the evils of sexual expression hut when such occurred, it was hidden a”
• 55% in: “leased long ago, but the intense, heavy morality of the Western world is that which stopped the expression, and the astral plane”
• 56% in: “new form of expression. SThe Freedom of Morality 8 its Implications ? This Awareness indicates the so called new morality Es a m”
• 56% in: “s Awareness indicates the so called new morality Es a myth. The only morality there is, is the morality which is allowed by the “
• 56% in: “called new morality Es a myth. The only morality there is, is the morality which is allowed by the expressions of entities, and “
• 56% in: “yth. The only morality there is, is the morality which is allowed by the expressions of entities, and the 8. morality which is s”
• 56% in: “the expressions of entities, and the 8. morality which is stifled by those who do not wish to hear, or to allow expression, That”
• 57% in: “allow expression, That wherein the word morality is explored, it is brought back to its roots, mores, M O R E S. That this as as”
• 57% in: “toms of a society, in fact, make up the morality of that society. When lIl li5.A WBTSIIGSS speaks of freedom of morality, If doe”
• 57% in: “Il li5.A WBTSIIGSS speaks of freedom of morality, If does not imply license to kill, or license to be violative of Others, nor d”
• 57% in: ” be allowed the freedom of choosing the morality or customs which they desire, so long as those customs, or that morality, does “
• 57% in: “sire, so long as those customs, or that morality, does not harm others. That this has many levels of ramification, and while one”
• 58% in: “at. This Awareness indicates freedom of morality so long as it hurts 110 one else for nearly every action anyone commits has rep”

Issue 1982-10:

“25% In: CAC And ‘Freedom Of Morality‘”

To Read This Issue:

• Page 9: Freedom of Morality and the CAC

Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 24% in: “s Communications advocates freedom fron morality. This Awarenem ind icates the entity as having s strong frustration in regard t”
• 24% in: “ages, have never advocated freedom from morality. This Awareness indicates that It at one time indicated the concept of freedom “
• 24% in: “ime indicated the concept of freedom OF morality, whereby entities could choose their morals, not from tradition, but from the c”
• 24% in: “ty, whereby entities could choose their morals, not from tradition, but from the concept of doing what is right. This Awarenes”
• 25% in: ” It gave the indication that freedom of morality, so long as it harmed no other, should be considered. This Awareness indicates “
• 25% in: “n Commandments when used as a guide for morality. This Awareness indicates the Ten Commandments have long been used as a guide f”
• 25% in: “ents have long been used as a guide for morality, yet those who profess to follow the Ten Commandments still kill, still abuse o”
• 25% in: “usness, to think in terms of freedom of morality, freedom to choose morality, free dom to choose morality that does not harm ano”
• 25% in: ” freedom of morality, freedom to choose morality, free dom to choose morality that does not harm another. This type of concept a”
• 25% in: ” to choose morality, free dom to choose morality that does not harm another. This type of concept as that which has a freeing ac”
• 26% in: “ow the Law ofLoee, they need no laws of morality, they need no conventional social guidelines, they simply are sensitive enough,”
• 26% in: ” the small child is not concerned about morality until taught to be concerned about morality, yet the child learns Hom experienc”
• 26% in: “lity until taught to be concerned about morality, yet the child learns Hom experience that to do this to that person results in “
• 26% in: “his Awareness indicates in this manner, morality is instilled in entities. This Awareness indicates that essentially it is behav”
• 26% in: “rom 10l3l1f . when It spo of freedom of morality, It was 1f! 1PlSmE to assist consciousness to recognize the sen Sltivity levels”
• 26% in: “y ent ities should have rules dictating morality. Thls Awareness indicates that It would at this time, requeet that this entity “

Issue 1994-16:

“88% In: The Erosion Of The Moral Codes In The U.S.: What Will It Be Like By The Year 2000?”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 4% in: “ontinue? a li a href The Erosion Of The Moral Codes In The US What Will It Be Like By The Year 2000 The Erosion Of The Moral “
• 4% in: “ike By The Year 2000 The Erosion Of The Moral Codes In The U.S. What Will It Be Like By The Year 2000? a li a href A Marine O”
• 57% in: “n the 90s as a result of a new emerging morality, generally based on the fear of AIDS. p This Awareness also wishes to point out”
• 78% in: “of the century than in the first. p The morals in the first half of the century had greater influence on society. At that time”
• 88% in: “from CAC. p p a name The Erosion Of The Moral Codes In The US What Will It Be Like By The Year 2000 a h2 The Erosion Of The M”
• 88% in: “y The Year 2000 a h2 The Erosion Of The Moral Codes In The U.S. What Will It Be Like By The Year 2000? h2 p From a CAC Genera”
• 88% in: “ng. p Americans are making up their own moral codes, as they ease toward a new century that threatens to be the wild, wild We”
• 89% in: “g portrait of a nation without a common morality. Americans are making up their own rules and laws. We choose which laws of God “
• 89% in: “od we believe. p There is absolutely no moral consensus in this country as there was in the 1950s and 60s. The report said Am”
• 89% in: “ailed them. Worse yet is the press. p A moral authority in their lives, Americans rate the press below fictional TV character”
• 90% in: “urn of the century or better, as far as moral codes go? p b Cosmic Awareness b p This Awareness indicates that the moral code”
• 90% in: “s b p This Awareness indicates that the moral codes are those which have been eroding for some time, and this Awareness indic”
• 90% in: “ures develop mores and mores become the moral codes of the culture, but the United States, since World War II, has undergone “
• 91% in: “ese things break down the continuity of morals the gay and lesbian movements, the Reverend Moon movements, the Rajneesh moveme”
• 91% in: “ents have led to a diversity of what is moral and what is right, so that what is right in one group may be seen as wrong in a”
• 91% in: “world, there are those who have certain morals, loyalties, codes of ethics and those who have others. p Thus, one group can fr”
• 91% in: “ey accept. p The drug scene has its own morality. The Mafia has its morality, its code of ethics. p Thieves have their code of e”
• 91% in: “has its own morality. The Mafia has its morality, its code of ethics. p Thieves have their code of ethics. p This Awareness indi”
• 92% in: “d and may create a greater breakdown of moral values, but there will come a time when something becomes meaningful. p It appe”
• 92% in: “his can start formulating a new kind of morality that assures security for all. p This Awareness indicates that others see a bas”
• 93% in: “ould slowly and gradually adjust to new morals, new social morals and values without going through the totalitarian experience”
• 94% in: “dually adjust to new morals, new social morals and values without going through the totalitarian experience p This Awareness i”

Issue 1983-23:

“24% In: A Message From The 8th Plane: More On Freedom Of Morality“

To Read This Issue:

• 31% In: …more On ‘Freedom Of Morality‘
• Page 4: Eight Plane (A message from the) – more on freedom of morality

Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 31% in: “ndicates that the concept of freedom of morality, as presented by this Awareness, in that which has not been fully elucidated, a”
• 31% in: “dicates that this concept of freedom of morality as that which can only be unden stood when entities have departed from d . alis”
• 31% in: “hen this occurs, entities are free from morality in terms of rules and laws imposed by each other, on each other. This Awareness”

Issue 1981-12:

“4% In: Scenarios Now Building To Bring Down ‘National Emergency’ Powers (More On General Alexander Haig, The Illuminati And The Moral Majority)”

To Read This Issue:

• Page 3: National Emergency Powers – more of Haig, the Illuminati and Moral Majority

Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 4% in: “Alexander Haig, the Illuminati andz the Moral Majority QUESTION A question from J.W, of New Jersey. Our study group would lik”
• 9% in: “us, economic concerns, and the issue of morality and conflicts between the Moral Majority and others. This Awareness indicates a”
• 9% in: “e of morality and conflicts between the Moral Majority and others. This Awareness indicates all of these things will be inten”
• 9% in: ” States, so that the Christians and the Moral Majorities can, under certain circumstances, be made to become so radically sel”
• 10% in: “ns and groups which are buying into the Moral Majority activities, the religions of other churches, these could be put one ag”
• 12% in: ” energy in the actions of the so called Moral Majority. This Awareness indicates there will soon be a backlash of energies pr”
• 13% in: “ed violations of these representing the Moral Majority. This Awareness indicates that this backlash, along with the activitie”
• 13% in: “klash, along with the activities of the Moral Majority and their initiatives as that which could lead to greater polarization”
• 13% in: ” which is a word to describe a state of moral behavior according to some standard set by one group or another. This Awareness”
• 14% in: “t it is unrealistic to believe that the morality of the Victorian era will ever again bloom upon this plane. It is unrealistic t”
• 16% in: “ntly in Olympia. A lawyer for the state Moral Majority sued the State Library because it would not release the names of schoo”
• 16% in: ” this incident, were so outraged at the Moral Majority movement that they started a lmmoral Minority group. What started as a”
• 85% in: ” poetic and inspiring albums are on the Moral Majorit y s list and being burned by fundamentalists all over the U.S. The enti”

Issue 1991-03:

“12% In: Is This The “Greatest Moral Crisis” As Pres. Bush Is Claiming?”

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• Page 11: Solving problems through violence – “Greatest moral crisis” claims President Bush

Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 7% in: “arnu Elsglnl 10. l Is rhis Thu Greatest Moral Crisis Prnid nt Burh is Clsimlnil? 11 l A World Court Could Have Solved rhln Cr”
• 48% in: “United States if IS Tl l S THE GREATEST MORAL CRISIS IN YEARS AS PRESIDENT BUSH iS CLAIMINGP If Solving Problems Through Viol”
• 48% in: “s David Frost that this is the greatest moral crisis facing the planet since World War li, It s that big. It s that imp ortan”
• 49% in: ” technologically, to speak of this as a moral action places morality in the level of abusive corrections, to use abuse to cor”
• 49% in: ” speak of this as a moral action places morality in the level of abusive corrections, to use abuse to correct a previous abuse, “
• 54% in: “and for oil and for jobs. These are not moral issues. If the is the most morally pressing issue since World War 11, it should”
• 54% in: “ness indicates that it is not seen as a moral issue that the super wealthy who have . . f 1 done little for the masses deserv”
• 55% in: “tion of super wealth, far outweighs the moral issue of their claim to that position. This Awareness indicates that it is hope”

Issue 2005-06:

“41% In: You Can’t Deny Religion‘s Morals And Dogma”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 38% in: “s M IC n.W.mr Nr sS Tho Relatlonshlp of Morality to Splrltuallty This Aw areness indicates they are more on the order of what wo”
• 39% in: “. They are seeking to irnpose a certain morality. This Awareness indicates that in the I tIiilliOl lS Ii ol morality to s iritua”
• 39% in: “icates that in the I tIiilliOl lS Ii ol morality to s irituality, morality is essentially based on at set of rules iliztt hav be”
• 39% in: “liOl lS Ii ol morality to s irituality, morality is essentially based on at set of rules iliztt hav been accc 71I.ed as bein rig”
• 39% in: “se particular rules, or this particular morality. The Perpetuatlon of tho Family Is the Cornerstone or Ftollgion This Awareness “
• 40% in: “e focused not onl on the narrow band of morality but are also focusedv on the needs of others who do not particularly fit into t”
• 40% in: “rticularly fit into that narrow band of morality so that the religion can serve to seine extent those who are outside of t ie ma”
• 41% in: ” certain entities ma not fit within the moral leachinvs of at reiigion, In the story of the Prodigal Son, the fatlier did not”
• 42% in: “e systein or participating in their own morality J1 0gI and11TlS. You Car Ut Dany Flellgtuds Morals and Dogma This Awareness ind”
• 42% in: “gI and11TlS. You Car Ut Dany Flellgtuds Morals and Dogma This Awareness indicates that all organizations, all governments, all”
• 42% in: “rent names. In religion they are called morals and tlogmas. This Aw areness indicates you cannot deny L1 religion its rnorals “

Issue 1994-12:

“38% In: The Values Of The Parents Become The Values Of Their Children (Are The Old Morals Really “Old Hat”?)”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 2% in: “he Values Of Their Children Are The Old Morals Really Old Hat The Values Of The Parents Become The Values Of Their Children Ar”
• 2% in: “he Values Of Their Children Are The Old Morals Really Old Hat ? a ul li a href Evil Controllers Are Behind Societys Breakdown “
• 27% in: ” p b Question b p If a mother has loose morals or has extremely liberal views in this area and does not make much effort, if a”
• 27% in: “icates that often the mother has strong morals, does not like what is happening to the daughter, but the daughter, being influ”
• 29% in: “ple, nor do they necessarily have loose morals. p a name What is Immorality a h3 What is Immorality? h3 What is Immorality? p “
• 29% in: “ly, a person who is considered of loose morals is simply a very generous person, or who is very trusting, and they do not have”
• 29% in: “ves or see themselves as not having any morals. p They can have very high morals, but at the same time, may just be very gener”
• 29% in: “g any morals. p They can have very high morals, but at the same time, may just be very generous and trusting, and they give th”
• 38% in: “he Values Of Their Children Are The Old Morals Really Old Hat a h2 The Values Of The Parents Become The Values Of Their Childr”
• 38% in: “he Values Of Their Children Are The Old Morals Really Old Hat ? h2 p b Follow Up Question b p Isn t the most effective way a p”
• 39% in: “nce. p This Awareness indicates the old morals that have been handed down were not simply rules of conduct for the sake of hav”
• 39% in: “entities honor a kind of social code or morality, then these families and society would remain more stable, with fewer fights, f”
• 40% in: “ol than when it was based on tradition, morality and social codes that appeared in the past. p Thus, meanings and values are now”
• 42% in: “ties will bring back certain values and morals that make life more meaningful and more workable for them. p This Awareness ind”

Issue 1981-25:

“Page 5: Syndrome of “Eat, drink and be merry .” results in morality changes”

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Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 9% in: “at in terms of the Cosmic, or Universal Morality, that this action is not to be considered as a sin against God, but rather that”
• 11% in: “dicates that the greatest change in the morality developed from the recognition that over a period of time these family laloodli”
• 12% in: “icates that the gradual change then, in morality became that which was rather a social aware ness, as opposed to a religious dog”
• 19% in: “Threat of annihilati an created the new morality l This Awareness suggests that the problem of child abuse is that which increas”
• 20% in: “buse is that which increases as general morality cond itions deteriorate, and the morality conditions deteriorate as entities be”
• 20% in: “rality cond itions deteriorate, and the morality conditions deteriorate as entities become more and more confused about values, “
• 22% in: “ese values of propriety, Victorian like morality, which in part was seduced and violated hy two world wars raping the purity and”
• 23% in: ” and righteousness and propriety of the moral teach ings, so that entities involved in these wars threw off their morality an”
• 23% in: ” involved in these wars threw off their morality and indulged in that which was forbidden fruit, along with the awesome responsi”
• 23% in: “s was the beginning of the breakdown in morality and that these entities growing up with certain standards, rearloptned many of “
• 24% in: “t, drink and be merry syndrome, and the morality he gan to change so that entities believed that it is right to love and enjoy t”
• 25% in: “ureful pursuit became a new standard of morality, This Awareness indicates imagine yourself having spent most of your life follo”
• 25% in: “t most of your life following Victorian morals, sudd enly seeing nli of these young people experiencing ITIOIE in one month, i”
• 42% in: “other, even though propriety and social morality would say no , still the emotional cry is there which screams out, yo5 f This A”
• 53% in: “great n oble ns, in part because of the morals, rnores. or customs of a society, and in part because of one s own sense of rig”
• 58% in: “ulsive feeling toward the mothers loose morals, so that the child seeks to he just the opposite and very strict and loyal to o”

Issue 1982-03:

“28% In: Victorian Sex Vs. The ‘New Morality‘: The Appearance Of The ‘Little Stranger’ – More On Abortion“

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• Page 4: Victorian sex vs the “New Morality“

Excerpts From This Issue On Morality

• 2% in: “on a li a href Victorian Sex Vs The New Morality The Appearance Of The Little Stranger More On Abortion Victorian Sex Vs. The Ne”
• 2% in: “e On Abortion Victorian Sex Vs. The New Morality The Appearance Of The Little Stranger More On Abortion a li a href How To Preve”
• 28% in: “lved. p a name Victorian Sex Vs The New Morality The Appearance Of The Little Stranger More On Abortion a h2 Victorian Sex Vs. T”
• 28% in: “Abortion a h2 Victorian Sex Vs. The New Morality The Appearance Of The Little Stranger More On Abortion h2 p b Question b Then i”
• 41% in: “ictorian and puritanical type of sexual morality, was one of deeper commitment, lifetime commitment and mutual commitment for th”
• 41% in: “ness indicates in present time, the new moral standard appears to be one which is moving toward the concept of mutual relatio”
• 94% in: “erican Christian leaders, symbolized by Moral Majority, PTL Clubs, 700 Clubs and so forth, promote the Rothschild Zionist lie”

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