Hello Salamander!
Thanks for bringing up the Talmud of Jmmanual. It is an ancient
document discovered in Jerusalem by Billy Meier and Isa Rashid in
1963. Its content closely resembles the New Testament's Gospel of
Matthew, and one theory is that the Gospel of Matthew was actually
taken from it. There is a good informational website about the TJ
here:
http://www.tjresearch.info/contents.htm
Billy Meier, as many of you already know, is famous for having direct
contact with a group of star people from the Pleiades. He has many
pictures of daytime UFO sightings, all taken and developed way before
computer graphics on personal computers came about. I checked out his
website and found some very well written, spiritual articles. This is
a sample of a text I read. It was written by Atlant Bieri of Billy
Meier's FIGU foundation in Switzerland. Their website is
http://us.figu.org.
"There are times where the sky is burning; -- there are times where
the earth is torn apart, oceans flood the country and thousands lose
their lives; there are times, where mothers are forever separated from
their children, times, where lovers see each other for the last time,
friends say definitely good-bye and the dearest die in a blazing
inferno. There are times, where the hope for a safe future is robbed
by the greed for power. Times, where a fanatic philosophy of life
strangles the desire for love, hate abandons the endeavour for living
harmoniously together and the will to kill is stronger than the will
to respect and to protect the splendor of the gift of life.
In spite of these times of darkness and madness, never forget to smile
if you have the possibility; never forget to be amazed when the sun
rises behind the horizon and a new day is dawning. Never forget to
love yourself and the ground whereupon you stand. Never forget your
own name and who you are. Don’t forget that you are a human being born
into this world to live a unique life, never to be experienced a
second time like this. Every day there are green sprouts breaking
through the burned earth to announce a new beginning -- don’t forget
to be grateful for this."
Many Blessings, Bonnie :-)