Issue 1991-02:

“Page 2: Illusion of separateness and its effects in our world (The)”

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• 1% in: “erpreter WHAT IS GOD . iTHE ILLUSION OF SEPARATENESS AND ITS EFFECTS IN OUR WOFiLDl Opening Message, C.A.C. General Reading cosine s”
• 26% in: ” more important. They see themselves in separateness, and they follow the illusion of separateness to its ultimate end. In following”
• 26% in: “teness, and they follow the illusion of separateness to its ultimate end. In following the illusion of separateness, they find thems”
• 26% in: “imate end. In following the illusion of separateness, they find themselves much more important than being part of the group. And thu”
• 28% in: “his Awareness indicates the illusion of separateness is that which is the cause of error. The illusion of separate ness is the cause”
• 28% in: “ss is the cause of sin. The illusion of separateness as the separation from God it is the separation from all beings. is It is the i”

Issue 1984-10:

“18% In: Psychological Separateness“

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• 53% In: Separateness…fear…and The Ego Death
• Page 1: Separateness – Fear and the Ego Death
• Page 2: Separateness – the root of all error – an explanation

Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 2% in: ” the loiiowing material be. reed aloud. SEPARATENESS I HE ROOT OF ALL ERROR Opening Message cosmic Aimesm3ss JM 20 1984 This Awarene”
• 2% in: “Awareness indicates that this oonoeptof separateness is the Lroucept which is at the root of all error. This Awaron ess indicates th”
• 3% in: ” can be fear there must be a concept of separateness, and even those who ere able to overcome fear are not always free from error. T”
• 3% in: “ve no fear, but still have the error of separateness, the feeling of superiority or actions which belittle others, or show disrespec”
• 5% in: ” really ere, generally take the path of separateness as one of the movementsizowerds such riis Eo1.re1ry of self. This Awareness ind”
• 6% in: ” hhwe differences exist, the concept of separateness is still that which can either be acknowledged md emphasised so that significei”
• 7% in: “tes that each has its value and wherein separateness can be of benefit to the messes and to the development of uniqu spersislized cr”
• 9% in: “nteredness, shore can be the feeling of separateness and that feeling of sep arateness can lead the drop of water to define itself w”
• 12% in: ” tiie rieparateriess, the psychological separateness back toward ii more mutual and harmonious rapport to one degree. This Awareness”
• 18% in: “h at it is because of the psychological separateness that the ego exists, This Awareness indicates there is nothxn 1wr0 g with the e”
• 34% in: “ties who experienced the psyclmological separateness ware ca a1 I e of seeking to attain their goals wihhoui the regard for the welf”

Issue 1996-07:

“48% In: (The Story Of Rhyee-The First Separateness)”

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• 49% In: The Separateness Experienced Intense Loneliness
• 53% In: Through Creativity The Separateness Begins To Break Down

Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 36% in: “osexuality The Story of Rhyee the First Separateness. .,……………….. .,…,., 1 CJ Is Man New Moving into Balanced Energies?”
• 47% in: “y to this? The Story of Rhyee the First Separateness Cosrunc AWAR 1NfES5I This Awareness indicates this reflects back to that ancien”
• 47% in: “ancient concept of the Rhyee, the First Separateness, This First Separateness separated Itself and claimed impor tance because It be”
• 48% in: “yee, the First Separateness, This First Separateness separated Itself and claimed impor tance because It became separate from the re”
• 48% in: “ucifer, or Rhyee or masculine energy of separateness became more hi lily polarized and more separated than was appropriate. gt also “
• 48% in: “or the entity also needs to protect the separateness the significance of self, the ego of self The Concept o1 Lu iler the False Ego “
• 49% in: “olding on to concepts of self glory and separateness The Feminine Consciousness Repelled bythe Vanity ol Rhyee ln so doir il she was”
• 53% in: “eparatencss and self im ortance in that separateness, carrying with them the qualities of loneli ness that accompany the importance “
• 53% in: “i ness that accompany the importance of separateness, load these entities to unite and to rejoin and the separatoness begins to brea”

Issue 1982-19:

“13% In: The Five Levels Of Separateness“

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• 40% In: The Structure Of Separateness
• Page 3: Separateness (The five levels of)
• Page 7: Separateness (The structure of)

Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 23% in: ” entity s judgment of others, creates e separateness and a van.ity, whereby the entity feels the power of being greater and more imp”
• 39% in: “han discemin g, entities tend to create separateness. This Awareness indicates that discernment brings about s balance in the forces”
• 40% in: “.. ., ,. . …. .. THE S 1 RUC I URE OF SEPARATENESS Opening Message CAC Reading No. 2, July 8, 1982 Opening Message i COSMIC AWAREN”
• 47% in: “e so c led Fall o the Angels, the first separateness, the move ment of Rhyee, the Ego, or Lucifer, from the Totality, or that which “
• 51% in: “reupersonsl varutses and experiences of separateness and judgment , had it not been for this dogmatic pattern placed upon the Christ”

Issue 1987-07:

“22% In: Christian Conversion; The Programmers Of Separateness“

To Read This Issue:

• 22% In: The Programmers Of Separateness
• Page 1: Separateness (The Programmers of)
• Page 3: Programmers of separateness (The)

Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 21% in: “r own consciousness. The Programmers of Separateness This Awareness indicates there also is that other force which first caused the “

Issue 1995-05:

“20% In: Separateness Is The Root Of All Evil“

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• 1% in: “il How Does One Do This? a ul li a href Separateness is The Root of All Evil Separateness is The Root of All Evil a li a href The Zo”
• 1% in: “ef Separateness is The Root of All Evil Separateness is The Root of All Evil a li a href The Zoroastrian Philosophy of Good and Evil”
• 10% in: “indicated is brought on as a problem of separateness and ignorance, but which can result in extreme violations to others when you re”
• 12% in: “reness indicates that when It speaks of separateness, It is using the terms almost synonymous to that which you call evil, for all e”
• 13% in: “nothing more than the illusion of one s separateness. p If one is separate in their mind, they can do things that they could not oth”
• 14% in: “o cause the entity to back off from his separateness and feelings of isolation. p This Awareness indicates in the event where there “
• 14% in: ” alter an entity s attitude so that the separateness feeling cannot hold long enough to carry out that which it would otherwise fost”
• 20% in: “re are such things being done. p a name Separateness is The Root of All Evil a h3 Separateness is The Root of All Evil h3 p This Awa”
• 20% in: “parateness is The Root of All Evil a h3 Separateness is The Root of All Evil h3 p This Awareness suggests, however, that denying the”
• 21% in: “te. p This Awareness has indicated that separateness is the root of evil that if entities did not perceive themselves as being separ”
• 22% in: “icates that it is only that illusion of separateness which allows an entity to think he can get by with such action of violating oth”
• 22% in: ” violating others, and this illusion of separateness is that which is the father of the illusion called evil. p This Awareness indic”
• 22% in: “g it as something else, by seeing it as separateness, by recognizing it as this person s ignorance, or you can deny it by not lettin”
• 28% in: “called evil is based on the feelings of separateness and that when this separateness feeling is energized and is called evil, it gai”
• 28% in: “ings of separateness and that when this separateness feeling is energized and is called evil, it gains power. p This Awareness indic”
• 28% in: ” based on and created by the concept of separateness. p a name Can Evil Be Segregated a h3 Can Evil Be Segregated? h3 p This Awarene”
• 29% in: “vil from the universe, to eliminate the separateness from the universe, they must be able to integrate these entities, for you canno”
• 30% in: “ng under a delusion of power from their separateness, and giving them little energy for their action, these entities will begin to w”
• 30% in: “tention that is given to them for their separateness. p p a name Giving Life Energy to One Another Through Attention a h3 Giving Lif”
• 30% in: “gh Attention h3 p It is because of this separateness that so many entities who find themselves becoming highly separated, doing thin”
• 36% in: “indicates that in the extreme degree of separateness, these things are classed as evil, the behavior and activities will be seen as “
• 36% in: “e one moves in his or her expression of separateness and the ramifications of his or her activities from that state of being. p This”
• 36% in: “come involved in extreme polarities and separateness, which others would class as evil actions. p This Awareness indicates that when”
• 38% in: “ividuality is that which comes from the separateness, from the isolation, from the movement out of favor, out of the fold of the Div”

Issue 1981-18:

“Page 1: Choice – separateness and the alien force or surrender and universal harmony”

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• 2% in: “ersal Hra AND Personal Will YOUR CHOICE SEPARATENESS AND THE ALIEN FORCE, OR SURRENDER AND UNIVERSAL HARMONY HOW THE UNIFIED STATES “
• 6% in: “in the universe. The universal will for separateness as that which would bring about disharmony. This Awareness indicates that where”
• 7% in: ” from others, and seek to maintain that separateness, such entities are assisting in the efforts of that which is the disharmonious “
• 8% in: “ith the energies, such entities seeking separateness rather than reconciliation in order to maintain a power which comes with separa”
• 8% in: “al harmonies and alienated by their own separateness from that which is universal harmony. This Awareness indicates that the energie”
• 12% in: “ood. But wherein the will is attuned to separateness and power seeking purposes, searching for personal significance, wherein this e”
• 13% in: “l harmony toward chaos. Por surely, the separateness, the path of darkness and separation, leads toward that which is the chaos, wit”
• 15% in: “ities may move quite far in the path of separateness before they realize the error of their ways and return toward universal harmony”
• 16% in: “rated from unity, moved out and created separateness and power, significance and personal glories, bitterness, hostilities, suspicio”
• 18% in: “r those forces which follow the path of separateness, except further separation and annihilation or the return to that which is harm”
• 18% in: “n to those who followed the path of the separateness, which appeared as scattered fragments. Phis Awareness indicates wherein the un”
• 26% in: “s indicates such entities are promoting separateness when they ask you to alienate or separate from others, This Awareness indicates”
• 27% in: “g you and your energies as they move in separateness from harmonious purposes. This Awareness suggests you not follow those errors, “
• 42% in: “g the readings to promote that which is separateness, to substantiate hostilities by distorting the spirit or message which this Awa”

Issue 2005-10:

“73% In: Awareness Explains The First Separateness“

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Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 45% in: “n Brain 15 Awareness Explains the First Separateness i5 FIamtha s School of Enlightenment i7 The Unerlus Book on Atlantis i7 Awarene”
• 71% in: ” hetween Reptoids and Rhyce, tlte First Separateness ? CIJSMIC A J l l Nli!iSI This Awareness indicates that the last question be he”
• 73% in: ” restated. Awareness Exptalns the First Separateness Any Relationship Between Rhyee and Flepto ds ? Ql3l S lt N 1Eandi I , T 2lJ Is “
• 73% in: “efinition of this eonecpt ol tlte First Separateness needs to be expressed. l he concept ot the Rhyee as that which is essentially a”
• 73% in: “on, l or there is no such thing as true separateness, but there is the fi t ir.ri on of separateness which entities can believe in, “
• 73% in: “ness, but there is the fi t ir.ri on of separateness which entities can believe in, and in that acceptance ol the illusion ol separa”
• 73% in: “d in that acceptance ol the illusion ol separateness. an entity cairbeconie quite significant in his or her perception ot kL! . The “
• 73% in: “her perception ot kL! . The lliuslon of Separateness In Consclousness If one can believe thin one is truly fragttietitetl or broken “
• 77% in: “ctual v reliect arty kind ot Rhyee type separateness except in the sense that they allow for ideas to he formed which could create t”
• 77% in: “could create the visions and ima tes of separateness and importance and significance. an therefore. become as tools for allowinv the”
• 77% in: “me as tools for allowinv the concept ot separateness to become more cmheilisrltetl and reltned, hut they also allow for that concept”
• 78% in: “s not so much cottnected to the idea of separateness. hut it is connected to survival. which may encompass conflict with others it t”
• 78% in: ” be some sense ot thought pertaining to separateness that comes to the fore when one is acting front thc Roptilian brain l or purpos”

Issue 1998-06:

“29% In: When Separateness First Occurred 7″

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Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 3% in: ” Awareness spoke forthe first time that separateness no lon get egtisted, that God and Satan and all the religions and ism would soo”
• 3% in: “lph in reality was the Rhyee, the first separateness, that Lucifer, the angel of Light who eventually fell from grace because of van”
• 4% in: “t cosmic scene he had maintained as The Separateness For S0 longand he finally surrendered to hysical death. Accor ing to Cosmtc Awa”
• 26% in: “ess is Not Detrimental to Health 5 When Separateness First Occurred 7 what Makes a Driven Person Driven? 8 Problems in Meditation 8 “
• 27% in: “BT David E. Worcester, interpreter WHEN SEPARATENESS FIRST OCCURRED This Awareness asks that you come within the struc ture of that “
• 28% in: “d carefully and moves to that time when separateness lfirst occurred. This Awareness indicates that in that first separate ness ther”
• 28% in: ” within the universe, was setup by that separateness. Within that se arateness many constructions began to develop. llhat in time th”
• 29% in: “rtli a division within the structure of separateness to explore more extensively this vast field of isolated energy. This Awareness “
• 29% in: “ffect, to move toward that time wherein separateness first came. This Awareness indicates thc waiting sands are of nolavail in disco”
• 29% in: ” ering the mechanism y which that first separateness occurred. This Awareness indicates. however, there was an essence that flowed b”
• 41% in: ” entities begin to feel that there is a separateness. This Aware ness suggests that there are actions winch entities do take which o”

Issue 1989-07:

“83% In: Separateness Being Recognized As An Illusion”

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• Page 11: End of Evil (The.) – separateness being recognized as an illusion

Excerpts From This Issue On Separateness

• 84% in: ” T. reqiiesrirmg same, THE END OF EVIL? SEPARATENESS BEING FIECDGNIZED AS AN ILLUSION QUESTION Does Awareness have n closing niessng”
• 84% in: “s nation, this ideology? The concepl Of separateness is in fact that which fosters and creates concepts of evil and destruction, but”
• 85% in: “oncepts of evil and destruction, but as separateness is being more and more recognized as an illusion, seeing that no one is really “
• 85% in: “h in turn connects it to everything, as separateness is being recognized as but illusion, more and more entities become expressions “

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