QUESTION:
Another question from C.L. in Delaware. He asks: "Is sexuality a key or path to higher frequency? Is it the only path the Greys or Reptoids couldn’t undo? And can it be used with open feeling centers to contact higher dimensions, or perhaps better to open to higher Ascension?"
COSMIC AWARENESS:
This Awareness indicates [...]
Is Sexuality A Path To Higher Frequency?
Breast Cancer Prevented By Lots Of Sex
QUESTION:
There’s a tabloid article that states that "having sex prevents breast cancer in women, a new study shows." I won’t read the whole thing, but it says that "making love can save the lives of thousands of women every year. That a new study has shown that in Australia, researchers reveal that the hormone [...]
The Erosion Of The Moral Codes In The U.S.: What Will It Be Like By The Year 2000?
(From a CAC General Reading, July 20, 1991)
QUESTION:
There’s a new book about to come out called "The Day America Told the Truth: What People Really Believe About Everything that Really Matters," written by James Patterson, chairman of the J. Walter Thompson Research on Consumer Behavior. I’ll read a little of this article and [...]
The Golden Mean: A Well-Balanced Bisexual?
A question from D.J. in Vermont. She writes: "The Golden Mean is the middle path of the Buddhists, and in recommending it, Cosmic Awareness seems to suggest we ought to be healthy well-balanced bisexuals. Or, as I say: "I don’t lust after bodies, and I don’t care what my friends have for plumbing." Is this [...]
Love And Intellect: Are They One And The Same?
QUESTION:
A question from R.L., Albuquerque, New Mexico. "I postulate that when you love — love wisdom, intelligence, power for goodness and so forth — you love God, and to love God, you can do this only by appreciating his or her attributes. When mercy is subordinated to, or derived from love, wisdom from knowledge [...]
Menopause: Why Do Some Women Have A Hard Time And Others Don’t? (More On Sex And Preventing Hot Flashes)
QUESTION:
A question from J.J., which I’m sure we’ve asked before, but she’s got a new approach here. She writes: "Regarding menopause, it seems to say grin and bear it and that it’s inevitable, but it’s not. Some women have little or no problem. Why do some have a hard time and some remain perfectly [...]
