by Manly P. Hall

There are times in the unfolding of human consciousness when the student feels and honestly believes that the entire weight of the Eternal Plan, the salvation of God, man, and the universe and the perpetuation of civilization, rests upon his shoulders. He feels that when he passes out Truth will die with him and that his life must be so filled with duties that he has little, if any, time to demonstrate the qualities of the human race. Religion becomes such a weighty problem that he entirely forgets the necessity of humor and the value of mental and spiritual recreation, or, rather, we may say that lack of use has caused his sense of humor to atrophy.

The inevitable result of losing the ability to laugh and to relax the tension of massive thought and incessant labor is unbalance and ultimate spiritual crystalization, commonly known in the world of affairs as freakishness and crankism. The ability of the philosopher to forget his philosophies and the mystic to lay aside his religion and smile with the world over some hopelessly trivial bit of nonsense is the sign of true super physical greatness and spiritual balance. (more…)

by Sasquatch Elder Kamooh

Introduction

Kamooh said: “Less than a year ago, you were transcribing our message, which directed Kelly and Kewaunee to connect with you, and through them and the circle then created, many others who talk with us have been connecting and sharing their experiences. You have witnessed in the last year all along your journeys many of your people who have come in contact with us and have developed spiritual connections with us. We have been gathering you all worldwide through the contacts and messages of our clans ambassadors, towards a great spiritual convergence to bring out the truth and disclosure about who we are. We the Sasquatch People now rejoice, for this time has come of our great cosmic reunification.” (more…)

by Dan Millman

The universe does not judge us; it only provides consequences and lessons and opportunities to balance and learn through the law of cause and effect. Compassion is the recognition that we are each doing the best we can within the limits of our current beliefs and capacities.”

Gazing over the small fire, I could see the flames reflected in the sage’s eyes. Her face now illuminated by the firelight, appeared ageless, except for a few lines around the eyes – from smiling, I supposed. She smiled often, so that even when she seemed deeply serious, I could detect an underlying sense of humor and perspective. (more…)

by Sasquatch Elder Kamooh

Although some call him Bigfoot, Yeti, Yowie, Babaloo, Misabe, and a variety of other names, I call him Sasquatch, one of his most famous names, coming from the Coast Salish language of so-called British Columbia. I say “him”, because although this species of two-leggeds also has genders and families, the ones who choose to show themselves and interact with us Humans are most often wise older males, protectors of their tribe.

Two previous encounters and lots of research in different resources, including many accounts from Native traditions, had awakened my interest in this mysterious being. Two close encounters this Spring with direct communication, brought me many clear answers and teachings. (more…)