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    In Days to Come
    In Days to Come
    In Days to Come
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    In Days to Come

    By Ashtar and Ethel P. Hill

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    Plunge into the mysteries of the cosmos with "In Days To Come," a captivating exploration of extraterrestrial contact and the potential for communication with beings beyond our world. Through Ethel P. Hill's automatic writing, this book channels messages from Ashtar, a
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLeft of Brain Books
    Release dateJan 26, 2024
    ISBN9781396324833
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      In Days to Come - Ashtar

      In Days to Come

      BY ASHTAR

      Received through Automatic Writing

      by Ethel P. Hill

      VOL. I

      First published in 1957

      Image 1

      Published by Left of Brain Books

      Copyright © 2023 Left of Brain Books

      ISBN 978-1-396-32483-3

      eBook Edition

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations permitted by copyright law. Left of Brain Books is a division of Left Of Brain Onboarding Pty Ltd.

      PUBLISHER’S PREFACE

      About the Book

      "This is a series of messages from an extraterrestrial entity named Ashtar, purportedly transmitted via 'automatic writing.'

      Ashtar was apparently channeled by Ethel P. Hill, an early UFO

      contactee. Ashtar claims to be the commander of a vast army of spacemen. He apparently reports directly to Jesus Christ, who, it is implied, will return at some point in a UFO.

      Ashtar is a desultory speller, and sometimes slips into a bogus King James Bible-style English. One giveaway is his use of the word 'thyselves,' a neologism based on 'thyself.' The correct form of the second person plural possessive has been

      'yourselves' since Old English.

      Ashtar's message is both reassuring and vaguely terrifying. His constant reassurances that he has come (or will come, 'real soon now') to fix our problems, not to conquer, only deepen the concern. So, hedging my bets, just in case Ashtar is listening out there, let me be the first to welcome Earth's new alien overlords"

      (Quote from sacred-texts.com)

      CONTENTS

      PUBLISHER’S PREFACE

      FOREWORD ....................................................................................... 1

      INTRODUCTION ............................................................................... 10

      CHAPTER I. .................................................................................. 13

      CHAPTER II. ................................................................................. 16

      CHAPTER III. ................................................................................ 19

      CHAPTER IV. ............................................................................... 22

      CHAPTER V. ................................................................................ 25

      CHAPTER VI. ............................................................................... 29

      CHAPTER VII. .............................................................................. 33

      CHAPTER VII. .............................................................................. 38

      CHAPTER IX. ................................................................................ 41

      CHAPTER X. ................................................................................. 46

      CHAPTER XI. ................................................................................ 49

      CHAPTER XII. ............................................................................... 52

      CHAPTER XIII. .............................................................................. 55

      CHAPTER XIV. ............................................................................. 59

      CHAPTER XV. .............................................................................. 64

      FOREWORD

      AS spiritual pioneers of the New Age, there are many things to consider. Certainly the coming of the so-called Flying Saucers is a momentous sign of the times, and the attitude taken towards them is an unmistakable measuring rod of your intelligence and spiritual status.

      People interested in Flying Saucers fall into three categories—

      those who are indifferent to the whole matter, those who are interested only in the physical aspects, who pride themselves on their scientific attitude, but close their mind to every evidence not in keeping with their own theories, and those who believe

      in Flying Saucers and the possibility of communication with Spacemen.

      Among the latter we find some, it is true, who are mentally not capable of weighing evidence and the nature of various reports and believe everybody who claims to have made a contact with Spacemen and every wild story. Naturally such people are ridiculed by the more sober minded, who reserve judgment until they find some evidence for acceptance. On the other hand, is he who senses the tremendous import of Flying Saucers any less intelligent than he who point blank refuses to even consider the possibility of higher worlds and communications with Spacemen through extrasensory perception?

      Extrasensory perception is now scientifically proven, established by Prof. Rhine of Duke University. And why shouldn't' beings from Outer Space, more advanced in this sort of thing, communicate with receptive individuals here on earth?

      Now, a high degree of development of both intelligence and extrasensory perception is of course, ideal, but the lack of the former is no more regrettable than the lack of the latter. As to

      men of science, they must necessarily have highly trained minds, but they may be utterly lacking in extrasensory perception or any sort of spiritual perception, which requires the unfoldment of latent, little known faculties in man.

      Fortunately for humanity, the number of those who intuitively feel the possibility of intercommunication between dwellers on this planet and in other worlds, is constantly growing and the biting ridicule of materialists cannot shake their faith, for the earth is moving into a new dimension and the requirements for the survival of the fittest is changing. Once it was brawn, but now it is precisely the extrasensory faculty. The life of many a soldier has been saved by a sudden hunch. Mental telepathy will be far more common in the future and one day will be considered standard equipment. For the present, the man or woman who has it, is far more likely to survive in these days of earthquakes, floods and bombings.

      For he or she who gets the hunch to leave a certain place before a bomb falls, before an earthquake rocks the house, or fire breaks out, has a far greater chance to survive than those who do not have such hunches. A man may be smart enough to "get

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