Response to Web site attacking The Catchers of Heaven
From: Charles Guzy <caguzy@eee.org>
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 1997 09:49:15 -0800
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Response to Web site attacking The Catchers of Heaven: A Trilogy, by
Dr. Michael Wolf
Bob Dean, Bill Hamilton, Jim Courant, Joe Dale, Michael Heseman, Chuck
Harder, UFO Magazine, Nexus Magazine, Michael Lindemann: what do all
these individuals have in common?: in one way or another, they have
supported, or promoted The Catchers. Bob Dean, the head of Stargate
International (use this phrase to find them on the Web), wrote a great
review of The Catchers in his most recent news letter. Bill
Hamiltion, prominent ufologist, responded to me in an e-mail, saying
"Michael is a friend". Jim Courant interviewed Dr. Wolf for a
terrific article that appeared in the January, 1997 issue of UFO
Magazine. Joe Dale is a radio talk show host, whose topics include
UFOs, and who supports The Catchers. Michael Hesemann is a German
National who produced the award-winning film, "Beyond Rosewell',
totally supports Wolf--go to Amazon on the Web, and look up Catchers
to see Hesemann's glowing review of this book. Chuck Harder is a
radio talk show host who has had Dr. Wolf on as ! a guest a few times.
Nexus Magazine will have a review of Catchers in their October, 97
issue. Michael Lindemann, ufologists, responded to me in an e-mail
that a close friend of his has seen Dr. Wolf face to face, and swears
that Dr. Wolf "is on the level".
One may ask, if so many prominent ufologists, and other credible
people have acclaimed The Catchers, then why is it being attacked?
Perhaps it is being attacked for the same reason Relativity was
attacked along with Einstein. During Einstein's early days, shortly
after his public announcement, there was a book published, " One
Hundred Scientists Against Einstein". Einstein commented that it
would have taken only one if they were right. They just didn't get it.
And look at the recent phenomenon of cold fusion: how many scientists
and loud disclaimers will owe apologies to Fleishman and Pons, once
the Japanese produce viable cold fusion cells? And how far behind
will the US be? This is the destructive power of ignorance.
The attackers fall into two categories: the ignorants, and the
debunkers. The ignorants can be forgiven their ignorance--if it is
kept in silence, and they spread not their confusion to others. And,
of course, the debunkers are pernicious: since it is their job to lie,
misinform, divide, and confuse.
But why would the ignorants go out of their way to spread negativity
about The Catchers? If they be not a debunker, then there is really
only one answer: they themselves are pressed to respond to the power
of the Catchers. If their dogma, stance, belief, etc is negated by
the Catchers, or another belief system is proposed, then they are
forced to reply. And fear causes the harshest responses of all. Just
look how frightened animals react.
This is how I personally respond to the attackers (my own review of
this book can be found on Amazon, and it also appears in Bob Dean's
Stargate news letter): Here, initiates, take my hand; I will show you
some marvels that you secretly yearn to know.
The Catchers is at once an open book, a secretive book, a complex
book, a simple book, an exciting book, an elegant book, a scientific
book, a spiritual book--it is all these, and more.
Open: in that many topics, and facts, heretofore sequestered away, are
freely admitted to and discussed (these include the cloning of a
human, the fact that AIDS was created in the US, exactly how much the
US govt. knows about UFOs--plenty, etc).
Secretive: in that he only hints at what else the govt. knows, yet is
still classified. Here we see that Wolf is yet loyal to the
government for which he worked.
Complex: in that a great many themes are ingeniously woven into the
fabric of a seemingly simple story, which largely follows a time
chronology of the author's life. Some examples are: how the body
politic, the US citizenry, has become complacent, and is purposely
kept in ignorance; how a power elite rule the world, especially
through the US; the power and importance of love, especially
unconditional love; what motivates ETS to come here; why Earth is now
at a crossroads; the potential of the human being--integrated into
what Wolf calls "the human equation"; the fact that their conveyances
(craft) are "living"; the importance of spirituality, especially for
the ETs, and why we have largely lost ours; why we must "remove the
halo from above the head of Science"; and about Hope and Love,
especially for the children; etc
Simple: in that Wolf basically is saying: "here is what I know, having
worked for the US government for the last twenty plus years, in the
capacity of the highest security clearances: The UFO topic is real,
and the government is lying to you. If we do not stop planet killing
we will perish. This is why some ETEs are here now, and in increasing
numbers. They want to help us into a brighter, more aware future: but
it requires YOU to become informed, and involved."
Exciting: in that we experience contact with ETs; conversations with
them (telepathically, of course); being abducted, and viewing the
inside of alien craft. We are introduced to some bizarre projects
that our government has, and what is planned; and we are introduced to
some rather bizarre concepts about alien technology (for one: they
interface mentally with their instruments and craft).
Elegant: In this case, it is best if Wolf speaks for himself. I quote
from the very beginning of the book: "What happens to the dreamscapes
of a man's own creation, of a man's own life? Mostly they are shut up
in a closet of fear, or embarrassment, of legal strictures, or
modesty. We are taught to abandon what is most dear, most important
to us, in order to communicate with other people! Man wasn't created
with a cookie-cutter, yet ëdeviation' from a hypothesized ënormal' way
of thinking is sniffed out like a terrified fox on the run"
Scientific: in that he introduces us to some amazing concepts: a new
theory (his) on wave/particle duality for light; new concepts for
computer: organic molecules used instead of silicone--these being less
expensive, and much faster; concept of time, Wolf calling it a force,
and time overlaps, and the twisting and bending of time; mental
telepathy experiments, the GATEWAY treatment, for higher mental powers
(since we only use 10-15% of our mental capacities); the enigma of
superposition of quantum physics; etc.
Spiritual: here, again, it is best to directly quote from Wolf: "As
the American Indians who have seen the crop circles have said, we are
not only killing this world, we are also losing the spiritual (and
philosophical ) parts that do therein reside in the very advanced
technologies that we seem to be worshiping. There seems to be just
enough religion on this planet to allow violence and death, but no
enough to inspire peace and love.
How terrible is wisdom when it brings no profit to the wise. The
flesh is weak; there is too much death endemic to this planet. Yet,
no one dies of a broken heart and no one seems to fathom, to
comprehend that death is safe.
And again, God sees, and waits...
Absence of activity is now not the case and may never have been.
I do not understand why bonded-to-earth thinkers find it so hard to
comprehend that interstellar, and even the larger intergalactic
conveyances, cannot be accepted as organic and alive, requiring only a
life form interface for guidance and instruction and perhaps what is
most often overlooked, affection. When a youngster builds a model
aircraft, he builds it with love. If it were alive, like a puppy,
he'd love it in his interfacing with it. This is not so difficult to
understand, if one opens his mind to new ideas and concepts." p 111
The aliens therefore have a spiritual connection with their
technology; in this example, with their conveyances, which are
described as living. (A movie comes to mind: "Herbie and the Love
Bug").
But the most important thing for me to say is that it is the most
important book on the topic of UFOs, and the coming New Age of
Awareness and Expanded Consciousness.
Where are the 100 scientists against Einstein? Who remembers their
names? And if we do remember their names, or by chance they make it
into recorded history, it will most likely be by the grace of the one
name we know so well: Einstein.
Reader: decide for yourself: here lies the book of the future; it is
well worth a look into.
Sincerely, Charles Guzy
PS: if this missive is ever allowed onto the same Web page as the
attackers, then that will be a miracle.
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