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i am that i am, adamus of sovereign domain. welcome to shoud 1 of the transhuman series. hm, take a good deep breath with it (takinga deep breath). mm. something different. there’s something different in the air,in the energy. you can sense it if you take a good deep breathand get out of your mind for a moment (slight pause). we’ll talk about that in just a moment,but …

i had a few words to start out with, but there’sthis overwhelming aroma – (adamus sniffs and audience laughter) – as i breathe in;an overwhelming aroma either of good french champagne on your breath (adamus sniffs again)or something more pervasive. could it be – could it be real coffee? (audience says “yeah!”) sandra! where is my coffee?! linda: adamus! i think it’s your time to walk over to thespecial masters club.

adamus: well, i’m getting invited to … linda: yes, you are! (audience applause) adamus: … the human masters club. thank you, my dear. linda: we want you to see these beautifulcreations that the masters are doing. yes. adamus: so we’ll just walk on to the mastersclub. linda: yes. adamus: i think i might have prepared a littlespeech for this, but who knows?

who knows? linda: oh! is it possible? you? a speech?! adamus: mwah! a little kiss here before … linda: oh. there we go.

adamus: oh, yes! linda: yeah, how about more? yeah. adamus: mwah! (blowing kisses to various audiencemembers) yes. linda: yeah, yeah. air kiss. linda: don’t miss out! don’t miss out! adamus: mwah‼

and a hug. ah, dear old friend (they hug). haven’t seen you in a while. and your beautiful daughter. haven’t … linda: she’s gorgeous. adamus: i’ll be with you in a moment. linda: yeah, no problem. no problem.

i’ve got my kissing to … oh. sharon: oh. adamus: oh. mwah! sharon: thank you. linda: we don’t want to interrupt anything. adamus: okay. linda: okay. adamus: so …

linda: here we go. here we go. thank you. can you take my hand, please? adamus: yes. linda: i want to make sure that you’re takingcare of geoffrey. adamus: ahh! linda: oh, wait, wait! adamus: ahhh!

linda: oh, did you see that? did you see that? (points to painting of tobias on the wall) adamus: ah, tobias. linda: ah. adamus: you never looked so good, tobias … linda: ohh! adamus: … as you do in that painting. linda: ohhh!

oh! so this is it? linda: this is it. adamus: this is it, the masters club. linda: aren’t you proud? (he sighs deeply)it’s an amazing beautiful creation. adamus: it is a beautiful creation. if you don’t mind, i’ll get my coffeeand … linda: haah! what’s this?

adamus: … and then … that’s timothy(adamus chuckles). linda: behind timothy, with timothy. adamus: i’m going to be speaking from herefor a moment (timothy moves to a different seat). so. yes, and my coffee, ladies. linda: ah! barista trained! adamus: already made?

one … sandra: yes, from the barista (kerri). adamus: oh, would you … adamus: … run that to the camera and showthem how beautiful it looks with the … thank you. i’m not sure i have to go … adamus: thank you. linda: … to get this to the camera. oh, my goodness.

this is going to be – this is tense. okay, can you see inside this coffee cup? adamus: lower it a bit and they can dip thecamera. linda: i don’t think this can be done. adamus: right into the coffee cup. linda: can you see it? adamus: there it is! they can see it. wait! wait! ohhh!

look at that professional barista work! (it’sa shape of a heart in the coffee) ohhh! you! adamus: right here. linda: you are so lucky. adamus: thank you and thank you, beautifulladies, for making me a real coffee. all of these years i’ve endured this – ahem– other kind of coffee, less elegant coffee. but now, now … and i know it was my wishand i asked cauldre and linda to make sure we got in a good coffee machine here in themasters club. if you don’t mind (he takes a sip).

ahhh! linda: finally, satisfaction! linda: wow. the masters club adamus: as the first ascended master intothis club, into this human club, i would like to take this moment to invite all of the otherascended masters, both those who are embodied here on earth and those who are in the otherrealms. i would like to invite them to come in, andcrash, could you be so kind just to open the door, or timothy, open the door to let themin.

i’m only kidding. they don’t need the door to come in (laughter). he fell for it. i’m going to ask them to come in and tojoin with all of you, those of you watching online, those of you here at the crimson circleconnection center, to really ground these energies, to take a deep breath and to allowthe energies to flow in between what you would call heaven and earth, between the other realmsand this human realm, and more than anything, in this moment, allowing all of the ascendedmasters to come in and to be with us … to really meld into the “and.”

it’s not so much about heaven and earthor this realm and that, it’s about the “and,” the many. and that’s really what all of you are doing. you’re doing it in your personal lives;you’re doing it right here at the masters club. so let’s take this moment in beautiful silence,which truly isn’t silent, to invite in the ascended masters. those who are here – over fifteen hundredwho are here embodied on this planet – and all the ones who are in the other realms,who have their own ascended masters club,

but i’m certain that it doesn’t even compareto the energies of what you have here (pause), because here is something so special, sucha history that is embedded into this wall. a history of your journey, your many, manylifetimes. it was said before that the stones in thewall here represent all of shaumbra, the many, many stones, and that is true. but it also represents all of your lifetimes,all of your experiences, for each and every one of you, all the stones here – everythingthat you’ve been through, every experience, every hardship, every beautiful joyful moment– right here on this wall. take a moment just to feel that.

it’s a memorial wall, in a way. it’s not the wailing wall, indeed, and don’tstart putting little prayers in there. it’s the wall of joy and the wall of beingthe transhuman. and on the other wall, which we’ll showlater, but on the other wall on the opposite side of the room, what cauldre has calledthe big crimson wall, on that wall represents the art of life and the act of life. it’s a beautiful wall and it’s not justflat, because you’re not just flat. it has dimension. it has character in it.

it has artwork in it, infused in it by theartist who created it, but by each and every one of you. it shows the swirls of life, the texture oflife, the anything-but-flatness of life, which for so many, and for those many who are livingin the singular nature of life, their lives can be like a flat, almost colorless wall. but for those who go into the “and,” whoallow the “and,” who allow, really, the embodiment of everything, this wall representsthat beauty of “and,” of art, of potentials. so we have the two walls, the wall of joywith your experiences, and the wall of and, representing depth and representing trulythe transhuman.

and then, of course, right in the middle ofit we have the coffee machine and the kitchen, representing that very beautiful part of humanlife, to feed the body, to enjoy the sensual things of life itself. so here we have it. and the last wall, the windows. the windows, which look out onto the world,which look out, giving such a perspective of reality. that’s what these four walls are reallyabout. and when you stand here today, any time youcome to visit, any time you just sit in this

energy, whether it’s surrounded by othershaumbra or maybe by yourself, feel now the connection that you’ve made between theother realms and this realm, the integration of the “and,” right here. it may just be a small space on a small planetin a very big universe, but what it is and what it represents is bringing “and” tothis earth. the many, the all-ness, no longer a linearsimplistic life. let's take a good deep breath with that. this day is as important, as historic, ormaybe even more so, than the day we had at the quantum leap together, back in 2007 inseptember.

and that was a day of saying we go off thescales. it may not show up in your life or human liferight away, but the quotient of consciousness, the path of history changed on that day. it was called the quantum leap because wewent into something else. it’s taken a number of years for it to manifest,but here we are right now, this day of the “and.” this day of true embodiment on this planetis here. let’s take a deep breath with that. (pause)

and dear linda, if you would guide me back,and sandra, would you bring my coffee for me? linda: (giggles) anyone else you’d like? adamus: she’s … yes, an escort. linda: kerri can come too? adamus: kerri can come too as the head barista. would you like to come? kerri: oh, yes! and we’ll have a little parade back intothe studio.

adamus: well, we have to wait for kerri. linda: okay, of course, of course. kerri: okay! i’ll be there. adamus: yeah, okay. off we go. linda: there we go. adamus: all right. linda: so fitting.

adamus: yes (audience applause as they allwalk back into the studio). oh, we just saw you on the other side (adamuschuckles). linda: if you’re going to do it, do it right. adamus: oh, you have to act a little bit oncein a while. stop being so stuffy, all of you. you have to act a little bit. linda: you can do it. you can do it. adamus: you say, “why have kerri or sandracarry his coffee?”

linda: because she can. adamus: why not? why not? adamus: because then i can ask her to comeup on stage, sandra, and receive acknowledgement for it (audience applause). that’s why. so, thank you. sandra: you’re welcome. adamus: and thank you for the excellent coffee.

oh, it’s turning it into a spade. i knew it would (laughter). linda: (laughing) yay! adamus: yeah. let’s take a good deep breath as we getinto our shoud. it feels so beautiful here. embodied masters there are now five shaumbra who are walkingthis planet as embodied realized masters. five (audience applause).

linda: wow! huge! adamus: it took a while. it took a while, and i know many of you alongthe way were wondering, “we’re only at two. how are we going to get some more? is it going to me?” you would say. “are we ever going to get to that five?” kind of my magic number.

and i say magic because that’s the, youcould say, an energy quotient or a consciousness ratio that was needed to really get the ballrolling, the popcorn popping. i’m not going to reveal the names. it’s insignificant, and it may be you (adamuschuckles), may not (laughter). that’s not so important as to reveal thenames, because there is a certain … oh, my dear! (speaking to a woman dressed in an eighteenthcentury costume.) oh, my dear! is it you?

come up here please. i can’t resist. i cannot resist. oh, my lady, what … henriette: (she hands him a drink and speaksin french) bonjour! adamus: bonjour. ahh! henriette: (speaking french) adamus: oui.

you look so elegant, so divine (audience applause). to the lady (they take a sip). i think all the shouds will be different fromnow on (laughter). you are absolutely stunningly beautiful. henriette: i remember you. adamus: yes, i remember you. henriette: may i have a kiss? adamus: you may have a kiss. oh.

i would have linda hold the wine, but … (morelaughter) a little ... (he air kisses her on each cheek) and a true gentleman doesn’tactually touch the lips to the face, yes, or the hand. but anyway, thank you, my dear. thank you (they clink glasses). cheers again. ah! so why doesn’t everybody get dressed upto come here? (a few chuckles) not dressed up like this(referring to cauldre’s suit).

this looks like you’re going to church ora funeral (audience says “ohhh!”). a drink? linda: no, thank you. so would you set this aside so i can throwmy arms around. five. that’s all it took to create the momentumfor everybody else. now, i do have to acknowledge … that wasgood (referring to the drink), but i’ll wait. i do have to acknowledge that there were wellover a hundred, well over a hundred of well-intentioned

shaumbra that crossed over before they becamerealized, embodied in their mastery. and that’s not counting the ones who justcrossed over due to an aged body, a failing body, but a hundred who were of sound body,healthy body that crossed over. it is difficult. it is very, very difficult. and, no, a question just came up, “did anyof them take their lives, like as in suicide?” no. they didn’t make a conscious choice to crossover. they just did, because sometimes in this transformation,going from being a singular human to a true

master, it is so difficult on the body andmind, so hard on it, as all of you know. it throws off all the rhythms and the patternsand suddenly you find yourself in the other realms. not that you made a conscious choice; you’rejust there. so out of true honor to all of those who arenow on the other side who were on the same journey as you, who, in a sense, kind of paveda road for you, took on a lot of the hardships, because remember in all of your thinking,the worrying that you do about yourself and about life and the stressing that you do,what you are really doing is really taking on the challenges of consciousness, of humanity.

i’ve talked to you about it before. i’ve said these issues and problems thatyou think are yours, that you really feel so deeply and personally into, are reallynot. you’re taking on these issues on behalfof all consciousness. and, to a large degree, the ones who wenton to the other side, who were on this journey of realization, they took on a lot of yourfears and concerns. they thought they were their own. they thought they were the only ones withthese fears and these thoughts and these feelings of imbalance, but they were also yours.

they were taking on something for each andevery one of you. not to feel sorry for them; they are doingfine on the other side. as a matter of fact, they’re helping. they’re energetically supporting all ofyou. but there are five now and soon to be manymore. one thing that was unique in each and everyone of them, of these five, and who might be watching in online or here; one thing thatwas unique was they had a lot of struggles. you know, it is such a struggle to try tobe a good human. it’s such a struggle to try to heal yourself.

it’s such a struggle to try to perfect yourself,such a struggle to be a better person, and it doesn’t work. it does not work. and for each and every one of these five,after going through a lot of struggles and trying to make themselves better and tryingto make themselves spiritual or just nice or not so flawed or not with weaknesses; aftera lot of struggling with this and a lot of crazy dreams, a lot of crazy dreams – theykind of work hand in hand – they woke up one morning, each and every one of them, onemorning and suddenly they just got it. they just got it.

it’s an interesting study, in a way, becauseafter all the struggle with no real end in sight, not knowing that it was going to bewithin a week or a month or a year, no real end in sight, they just got it. it came together. and they woke up that morning and insteadof a feeling of struggle – “how do i do enlightenment? how can i become realized? how can i be this person i have tried to be,that i thought i wanted to be?” – they woke up in the morning, after a ratherintense night of dreams, and there was a calmness.

there wasn’t all that activity in the mindand there wasn’t that struggle. there wasn’t a great big question mark sittingright in front of them when they woke up. instead, they woke up and they took a deepbreath and they just smiled. “i got it,” they said. “i got it.” it wasn’t lightning bolts. it wasn’t like some of the experiences thatsome of you have had with cosmic consciousness, the feelings of tremendous soaring into otherrealms, but also with a tremendous imbalance in the human body and mind.

it was a calmness. and it was without all the questions and allthe nagging doubts and all the wondering when. it was a very – for each and every one ofthem – a calm and peaceful moment. it wasn’t a type of moment they wanted torun down the streets screaming at the top of their lungs, “i’m enlightened! i’m enlightened!” it was just there and it was such a feelingof relief. no tension, no wondering what’s going tohappen next. and not because they thought about not thinkingabout what was going to happen next, trying

not to think about it, but there just wasn’tthe thought. they didn’t have to try to think about thenatural state of enlightenment, it was just there. they didn’t have to wonder what’s comingwith this world, because in a way it doesn’t matter. they didn’t carry it on their shoulders,because they know that it’s absolutely in perfection the way it is. and they didn’t wonder how much light theybrought into their body or how much of their ancestors they’ve released or not releasedor whether they’re going to get cancer or

how old they… all of this ceased just likethat – (snap!) – for each and every one of them. it was just all there, realized. it was actually a feeling of simplicity andgrace, one that cannot be thought of in the mind. you can’t think your way into grace or simplicity;you can allow it. and it happened to these five because, well,they reached the end of their limits. if i had introduced you to them a year agoand said, “here is the one that is going to be realized, one of the five in a yearfrom now,” you would have thought that i

was joking or lying. you wouldn’t have imagined, because, ina way, they were an emotional wreck. their lives were so imbalanced. they were so fragile, so very fragile. not sensitive; sensitive is okay. fragile, like they’re going to break apart. they were so on the borderline of joiningthe other 100 or so who crossed over. so on the borderline. you wouldn’t have thought that you wouldwant that as your standard, your example of

somebody who was going to be one of the fivefirst masters on the planet. no, you wouldn’t have, but i bring thatup to each and every one of you. i bring it up because your journey is so muchthe same – the questions, the doubts, the wondering when, the trying hard, the tryingto be a good or better human. each one of these five finally said “nomore.” in a way, they gave up. they stopped. they were so fragile, they were afraid theywere going to blow apart, and they probably would have, but they just stopped.

and they stopped trying. they stopped working at it. and they were kind of in a no-place, a no-zonefor a while. that’s what happens when you just stop. it feels terribly uncomfortable for the human,but not for the master; terribly uncomfortable to stop the ceaseless activities; terriblyuncomfortable not to have a program for that day, not to have to study your spiritualityor practice it, actually, not even to think about it. terribly uncomfortable, because it’s notthe suit of clothes you’ve been wearing.

it’s not you. it’s hard to identify with that. but they had no place else to go, other thanthe other side, so they just stopped. and when they did, that momentum, that directiveof fulfillment was finally able to come in. all the aspects, all the parts and pieces,all of the fragments, all the lost parts of themselves were able to come in. and what really happened in that big nightof dreams that preceded their waking up in the morning into realization; what reallyhappened was that the singular being that they thought they were and that you thinkyou are, that singular being suddenly really

opened up and allowed in the “and.” you can’t think your way into “and.” you can know what it means, but you can’tthink your way into it. you cannot work your way into it. you can’t earn your way into it. you can understand the energetic concept thatyou’re not a singular human. you have been for many, many lifetimes, livingin a singular reality and believing it, believing this reality. that’s kind of the joke, but it’s a goodjoke and a bad joke.

that’s kind of a very interesting experiencein what the perception of what consciousness can do to live in singularity, but you werenever intended to be that way. and i tell you this as we open up our transhumanseries. transhuman means going beyond just the human,transcending humanness. not going out of it, and that’s one of thecommon misperceptions – “let’s go from being human to being superman.” nah, you don’t. there is still the human and there is so muchmore. it’s a very, very simple physics of enlightenmentand it’s receiving that “and.”

and that’s what these five did. each and every one of them, a night of dreams. kind of like the last supper, but doing itin the dream state, doing kind of, in a way, a ceremony, a final bringing together andthen the awakening in the morning. when was the last time you woke up in themorning feeling absolutely refreshed? not recently. don’t even kid yourself or me. you wake up in the morning feeling groggy,at best, tired often, but they woke up in the morning not feeling like they just dranktwenty cups of coffee and had a lot of false

energy; they woke up in the morning and itwas simply feeling clear. clean. cauldre’s throwing that word in. thank you, virgo. simply feeling clean on the inside. when was the last time you felt really cleanon the inside, really without the grit and without the dust and the dirt and the grimeand the oil and the garbage? you know. but they woke up just feeling refreshed.

and not thinking to themselves, “oh, geez! i’ve got to go get a tee-shirt that says,‘i’m an enlightened being,’” in case you’re into tee-shirts. but just having relaxed into enlightenment. and the biggest thing, the most importantthing was they stopped trying. now, granted that they did a lot of work,like you. they went through a lot of hells and a lotof insights. they went through a lot, but all of a suddenwhen they stopped it was like now everything they had done, all the work that they haddone, all the things that they had learned,

everything was suddenly able to swoop in,to be within. it wasn’t just out there in pieces anymore. it just came in. “what did they do the rest of the day?”you wonder now. you know, they didn’t say, “ah, i’ma master” either. it’s just like, “i just feel so cleanand clear.” it wasn’t until actually later on they startedto say, “is this realization? is this enlightenment?” and then it’s like, “it doesn’t matterbecause i’m not searching for it anymore.

i’m not trying for it anymore. therefore, it must be. if that is not my goal, then i must have madeit. if suddenly i don’t care about it, theni must be.” what did they do the rest of the day? well, they did what they would normally do,but they didn’t do it with the stress and with the wondering, “am i contracting somedisease? oh, god, did a mosquito bite me? do i have zika virus?”

they just went about their day. but could you imagine for a moment, goingabout your day and not having that friction, not having that weight, not having that naggingdoubt, not wondering what’s coming next, just doing it. they had simple days. a few of them went to the grocery store, becausethey were hungry. that’s what you do. they didn’t suddenly manifest the food infront of them, but they can. but they didn’t.

they went to the grocery store, but therewas an ease. and it wasn’t the stress of going to thestore and the stress of worrying, “oh, god! are these organic and are these vegetarian?” they didn’t worry about that. or “is there too much sugar or …” therewasn’t that stress. it was meaningless. and they didn’t have to fight, resist anurge to go buy a big chocolate cake – “oh, no, no. i really want that, but i …” it just wasn’tthere.

the stress wasn’t there. and if they bought the cake, fine. if they didn’t, fine. but you know what that’s like, “oh, god! i would love that but i can’t eat that. oh, stop tormenting me with your chocolate!” linda: did any of them go to costco for lunch? (some chuckles) adamus: no, i don’t think they went foodsampling at costco, at least that’s what

… i don’t know costco, but cauldre’stelling me “no. do not do food sampling there” (a few chuckles). a few of them went to their jobs. two of them had a job, three of them did notwork – that should tell you something – didn’t have a regular job. and a few of them took their beloved petsout for a walk in the park. and two of them took a very long nap, thought,“hey, if that night’s sleep was that good, i’m going to take a nap; it’s going tobe even better when i wake up!” (some chuckles) they just took a nap because they could.

they continued on with their life but witha whole different perspective. not a mental perspective; something very experiential. they were there. could you imagine for a moment, the body notfeeling the tiredness and not feeling the jet stream of your ancestors sucking you backin? it just wasn’t there. i mean, they knew, they all realized theirbiological family, but that suction wasn’t and i would say the biggest thing was justthe mind stuff wasn’t there. “what am i doing?

who am i? when am i going to get enlightened?” none of that was there. could you imagine a difference in your day? they didn’t go out and perform little featsof magic making gold coins appear in their hands. that’s what a human does. but a master doesn’t have to play that game. the master doesn’t have to go impress othersby producing things out of nothing.

it’s meaningless. that actually drags you more back into beinga singular human than it does into singularity of the master. and there’s a big difference. the words sound the same, but there is a hugedifference in the words. one had a relationship. four did not. that should tell you something (adamus chuckles),that there are some who could do a really good relationship, yes (some chuckles as helooks at linda).

would you like a drink? linda: oh, yeah! (more chuckles) adamus: relationships are difficult and thosewho can do it are truly admired and honored. but relationships, while you’re going throughthis, are difficult. but four did not have relationships, one did. and that one did not go and tell their – whatdo you call it these days, a partner or live-in whatever – did not run and tell the person,“oh! you wouldn’t believe what happened. i’m enlightened.

i’m enlightened and you’re not.” (laughter) or, “you know that thing you’vebeen laughing at me about for all these years for that group i went to? well, it finally happened.” there was no need to mention it. just imagine that for a moment. you wake up in the morning after about tenlifetimes of really hard work trying to be a spiritual person, then you let it all goand suddenly it’s all there. you wake up in the morning and it’s justthis feeling of, “oh!

i’m alive. i am that i am. i am here.” no battle about it anymore. no trying to make yourself any better. i guess you would call it an acceptance, anallowing. “i am that i am.” and with that the realization, “i am here. i’m a human.

i’m functioning on this planet and i amall of these other things.” and. that was what they finally allowed in. that’s what sank in. if there is any message that they had foreach and every one of you, which i asked them, any message from five who have actually allowedit, it would be “stop trying so hard. stop working on your human self.” it will get you no further. it will maybe make you think you’re doingsomething.

it’ll occupy your time. it’ll give you a certain sense of a mission,goal, battle. but ultimately the five would tell you, “juststop it, right now. be the human and be everything else that comesalong.” that’s it. and then you’ll have a night of dreams andyou’ll wake up in the morning and you’ll have that sense of clear and clean, becausethat directive of fulfillment, that bringing everything together is there. all this is natural.

yes, there’s a lot we talk about. when i’m talking with you, it’s to reassureyou. i think there is that constant dilemma, “ami doing the right thing? am i on the right path?” i’m actually not really teaching you anything;i’m just reassuring you. i give you some words. i do a little distracting, but i’m sayingto you you’re on the right path. now stop trying to be so right and just allow. we’re coming into this year, this series,this year, and – how do i paint this picture

for you? you’ve done all the work. those of you who are still here, those ofyou who haven’t left – and nothing wrong with those who have left, but they wantedto keep working on the human – but for those of you who are still here, this is the yearwhen you just take that deep breath; you stop trying. i mean, everything in your life. it doesn’t mean that … cauldre’s askingme for instance, “well, so you don’t build a beautiful masters club?”

well, is that trying or is that being creative? it’s work, but you’re not trying to justimprove yourself. you know the difference between you go outand build something just because you can or you create a song because you can or you cancreate a class because you can or do a painting because you can. that’s not working; that’s just living,versus the constant grinding away. you can almost feel the gears grinding awayas you’re trying to work on yourself, improve yourself, make yourself more spiritual, makethat human better. it’s time to let that go.

be really allowing of the human, and thenyou start to realize the “and.” there’s so much more. that’s where we’re going. that’s why i want to call it the transhumanseries. transhumanism and i’m playing off of this thing i mentionedin our last gathering, the transhumanist movement on the planet. the move to technology – it’s happening. if you haven’t had a chance to watch theprognost update, watch it but i’ll give

you the summary version. technology is the biggest thing that’s happeningon the planet. believe it or not, it’s not donald trump(laughter), and it’s not hillary clinton. it’s not terrorism. it’s not the financial systems. it’s not the chemtrails. it’s not the secret governments or banks,unless you like distractions. it’s not the environment so much, but thatplays a big role. it’s not the things that are going to captivateyou in the news each day or captivate you

with your discussions of all the conspiracieson the planet. the conspiracies, in particular, are hugedistractions. why do they suck in, so often, spiritual people? why do these conspiracies – just like they’rea magnet for those on the spiritual path? i don’t quite understand. that’s not what’s happening on this planet. what’s happening on this planet is thereis this little old thing called consciousness that really started – if you map it out,which i have; if you start mapping out consciousness – it started coming into this planet prettystrong right after world war ii.

one could say that world war ii was kind ofthe defining point on the planet. some call it the battle between light anddark. i just say it’s the time of do we bringin more consciousness or not? i guess that would be light and dark, butthere was a defining moment during world war ii, right at the end of world war ii, andat that point consciousness was brought into the planet. the christ seed that was planted 2,000 yearsprior to that finally was going to germinate. it’s no coincidence that most of you camein within the next two and a half decades of that, three decades maybe, which is justa blink in time.

but it’s no coincidence that you came into bring in consciousness. that’s what you brought in. you were born into this body and you grewa mind, but what you brought in was consciousness. not just you, there are many others aroundthe planet, but you brought in consciousness and that started to change things. and you can watch the history, the evolution,going through particularly in the late 50s and the 60s, tremendous social change on thisplanet, and it kept on – for a while in the 80s, i don’t know – but then afterthat it kept on. that’s what you brought in and that’swhat made a difference.

that’s what brought us to the quantum leap– consciousness. and consciousness then brought technology. look at it in your lives, in your personalhistory in life. when did the first real personal computercome out? in your lifetime, and it wouldn’t be hereif it wasn’t for you. and look at all the developments in technology,particularly in computing, computerization, that have made such a profound effect on thisplanet, and it’s going quantum, you could say. that’s the thing, technology, but technologythat was brought forth by consciousness.

that’s what’s happening on the planet,and it’s going to continue. and i call this the transhuman series, becauseit’s a play on the intellects and the scientists who are now looking at whole bodies, particlebodies, simply generated by technology. nothing wrong with that at all, because, asi’ve stated, this body of yours that you have right now is just a bunch of particles,edith. just a bunch of particles that really aren’tyours. they’re amazing particles, indeed, but thisbody of yours is not a stable thing. you think it is, but it’s not. i mean, the particles are changing right now.

they happen to be realigning in similar patterns,and that’s one of the things that we’re going to be redoing in this year, redoinghow it patterns, because the particle comes in; it’s a brand new particle, but it linesup in a same old pattern until it moves out and new particles move in, but they line upthe same. as you release the ancestors, as you releasethoughts that really aren’t yours or you learn to recognize what is yours and what’snot, the particle patterns change. that’s what we’re going to be doing. but i digress. i use the word “transhuman” because thereis this intellectual scientific technical

movement that is seeking to do the very thingthat i’ve been talking about, that these five enlightened shaumbra actually did. they’re seeking to perfect the human. they are seeking to make the human potentiallyimmortal. they are seeking to avoid death, is what they’redoing. it’s interesting. it’s phenomenal. it will actually keep technology moving andit will prove to be medically viable. you’ll be able to replace an organ, andwhy not?

or a limb if something happens, why not? composing an entire being from the atoms,from the molecules, from the particles, from the ground up? yes, it’ll be possible. consciousness in that being? that’s an interesting question. that’s a question that we’re going tobe addressing, taking a look at both sides as the year progresses. but can one actually infuse consciousnessinto a sack of particles?

and is it – if a body is generated fromcomputer programs, for instance, which then manipulate and pattern particles to appearto be humanlike – is it really human? is it conscious? that’s an incredible discussion. i will say that this year we’re going to– for the sake of drama, i’ll say we’re going to break the code on that one – butwe’re going to have a lot of good discussions but can you infuse and maintain consciousnessin a non-biologically produced human body and mind? can you?

interesting, interesting dilemma. and i say non-biological. you know, in a way tobias did it and it wasquite an accomplishment to infuse himself into a biological body, but many, many yearsafter that body had been birthed. but it still was a biological vessel. it still followed old patterns. he was able to infuse in it, but there werea lot of pre-agreements that took place. but if you had a little human body printerand you pushed a button and out came a human body, could consciousness actually go intoit?

if you took enough computing power that understoodevery detail about human history, every detail about humans, all of the information thatis currently available on the planet and you linked this printer-produced being into it,they had access to all the data, would that be consciousness? and there are those who would think it is,because they have all of the, you could say, the knowledge of everything on the planet. by the way, do you realize that just in thelast two years alone that the information base of the planet stored in computers athomes, offices, on computer farms, in two years is more than all of the previous knowledgethat was ever accumulated on this planet,

including the times of atlantis – please,we’re not going to go back to atlantis; it was fine back then, but it wasn’t anybetter, by any means – all of this. just two years the information base on thisplanet is more than the entire history of the planet; more has been stored information-wisein the past two years. that’s where we’re going and that’swhat our transhuman series is about. but it’s about taking a little bit differentpath. there are those who are going to try to perfectthe human, to make the human body relatively immortal. that’s fine.

immortal. how long do you want to really exist in thathuman body? that’s my question. i spent 100,000 years in a crystal prison. in a way, it was my body. it was my reality. i can tell you right now, you get really stuck,bored after about 200 years (some chuckles), maybe 300. after that it’s just – well, when there’snobody else around to pick on, to make fun

of or anything else, to have a good time with. so i really wonder about this thing calledimmortality. but why immortality? why this quest using technology to make thebody immortal, to feed into the brain the entire database of human knowledge? i have to stand back and chuckle a littlebit. why? and they don’t really want to hear this,but they’re singular. they are still focused only on the human,only on this dimension, only on this reality.

and so they’re trying so hard to make thehuman better, to make it live longer, to make it smarter, to make it stronger, to make itsexier. there’s not a lot of talk, in the othertranshuman movement, not a lot of other talk about senses and sensuality, other than makingmaybe the hearing a little better or the sight a little better, but it’s immortalizingthe human. there’s not a lot of talk about life itself,the experience of life. now – and again i’m playing the extremehere a little bit – but this other transhuman movement, they want to make the human immortal. and i would love to sit down with them andask them, maybe you could arrange it for me,

i’d really love to ask them, because i hada little bit of a background in philosophy – i think i created philosophy, one of mymistakes, but i had a little background – but why would you want that? is your life that good that you never wantto die? are your experiences that deep and rich? i mean, you spend all day in front of a computerlooking at technical stuff. i mean, is that what you want to do for thenext 20 billion years? (a few chuckles) and so i’m kind of laughingat them, in a polite adamus way (more chuckles), really?!

i’ve been stuck in a crystal and it wasn’tall that good. do you really want that body to be immortal? do you really want to focus on just the humanand not even bringing in sensuality? i don’t see in any of this transhuman movementstuff of having bigger sex organs or having bigger orgasms or anything. it’s just “i want to live forever in arobot body and …” but what about life itself? what about sensuality? what about multidimensionality?

so i would love to. so i intentionally named this series “transhuman”because you’re going to – we’re going to – go a little bit different path witha little bit different net result. we are transcending the singularity of beingjust a human and going into the “and” with a tremendous release, then, of the burdenof the human. i keep asking linda to make lists of talksthat we’re going to do, but we have to do wound of adam very soon. poor men. i feel so bad, because we have the wound ofisis and we’ve all processed that and now

it’s the wound of adam. the poor men are just stuck out there. isn’t it tough being a man? (one man says“yeah”) yeah! yeah! see? all the men. is it tough being a man or what? you know, you’re sitting next to the woundof isis here and now you’re the – we haven’t even addressed the wound of adam.

so where was i? so in our transhumanism, it’s going beyondsingularity of everything, and instead of using technology or exclusively using technologyto make your body last – you could probably push it to last, with technology, i’m goingto say probably another, oh, 30 or 40 years, you know, from what i calculate right now. technology could change, but 30 or 40 yearswith really a really good nano type of body or nano parts in your body, but that’s it. so we’re doing it a little different. we’re transcending the singularity of beingthe human.

we’re taking the burden off of the humanbeing, saying, “you don’t have to try so hard anymore.” you don’t have to work at it, stress aboutit, because you’re the human. be the f- … be the human and … (someonesays “ahem!”) watch how … what? i didn’t say a bad word. fuck, i could have if i wanted to, but … (lotsof laugher) but i didn’t! that’s the whole point. it was an alternative reality where i saidfuck, but for this webcast i didn’t say

that. i almost – you thought i was going to sayit. that’s the magician. you thought i was going to say it. you heard it. that’s why i had to say it out loud in anotherreality. i didn’t say it in this reality, becausein this reality they get all caught up on bad words. it’s like, oh!

it’s … what does fuck mean anyway? no, i mean… linda: later! later! (some laughter) adamus: no, i’m just stopping here for amoment. what does it really mean? where did it come from? anybody know? where’s the first time it was used?

(someone raises their hand) yes. linda will bring the microphone so you cansay it in front of the whole world. so i don’t understand it because in my timewe hadn’t heard that word. we didn’t have that word. linda: over here. the worst word we had back then was “satan.” shaumbra 1 (woman): i could be wrong. shaumbra 1: i always heard it meant “forunlawful cardinal [sic] knowledge.” adamus: for what?!

shaumbra 1: for unlawful cardinal knowledge. adamus: oh, fuck! shaumbra 1: when people were put in … adamus: i mean, i’m seeing it. yeah, yeah. shaumbra 1: when people were put in shackles. adamus: for unlawful cardinal … what iscardinal knowledge? shaumbra 1: sex. (they chuckle) adamus: i know!

we had a joke back then with the priests andthe bishops. cardinal knowledge. linda: i thought it was “fornication underthe … (someone says “consent …”) consent of the king.” yeah, yeah, yeah. you had to get permission from him. adamus: i think this would be a good topicon shaumbra facebook (linda laughs). well, it’s swear words revealed. where did they come from?

where did “shit” come from? i hear you use it. linda: you don’t know where it comes from? (laughter) adamus: i never use that word. i hear you use that word. we didn’t have words like that back in mylast lifetime. we didn’t have those words. we called somebody …

linda: you had some french word for it. adamus: some french word. we called people bitches or bastards or wordslike that or cursed them with satan’s name and things. but we didn’t have these funny words andpeople get so hung up on it. you like that little whole distraction thing? let’s go back to transhuman. you were getting sleepy! you perk up when i start saying f… (laughter)you were getting really sleepy.

so our work in transhumanism, an intentionaljoke, i guess; an intentional, very deliberate play on words. our work is simply to allow the very naturalrelease of the ancestral biology, and as you do, to reform the particles that compose yourbody in your own image. not the image of god or definitely not theimage of ancestors. we’re not going it for some great big masshealing. that really doesn’t work. we’re just re-particlizing, just lettingout the old. we’re taking a big, what you would call,ancestral biological crap and just letting

it out – i didn’t say that word, the otherword – and just letting it out. and you’ll find a natural transhuman movementwithin yourself where you don’t have to use a bunch of technology. and if you do? by the way, i’m asked once in a while, “adamus,isn’t it untruthful to get a facelift?” i don’t care. get a facelift. it doesn’t matter. or “is it bad to get cosmetic surgery?”

i probably would if i was there on your planetright now. you have the tools. it’s the consciousness in which you do it. if you’re doing it because you say, “ihate my face or my body,” that’s one thing. if you say, “hey, why not?” you know, go out and get a little – whatdo you call it – work done. “yeah, she had a little work done.” (a few chuckles) but if you’re going todo it, do it right. go to somebody who knows what they’re doing,not a butcher or anything.

spend some money on it. do it right. do it in consciousness. in transhumanism, we’re also not going tobe hooking computers or having chips implanted in your brains. it’s about understanding the differencebetween consciousness and the intellect and that’s it. it’s real simple. we’re not going to be trying to improvethe mind, to be smarter.

smart is a very human thing. it’s very linear. very, very linear. how much information can you or do you wantto hold? as an ascended master, i hold almost no information. i don’t need to. i don’t have any computer memory banks oranything else that stores information, nor do i want it. it’s a burden.

if i need to know something, i simply askand then it’s there. and that’s it. whatever it is, it’s simply there, if icare enough about it. if i don’t, it’s not there. you’ve got tools these days. with about ten taps of the finger you canfind out anything about anything. why carry it around in your brain? you can carry it around in your pocket instead,in that iyammer that you have. so we’re not going to be trying to improvethe brain, make yourself smarter.

smart is very human, very linear. the intellect – very, very human. you know, as a result of consciousness, intellectwas created. intellect – a way of sensing and interpretingexperience, a dimension, for instance. the intellect allows that, but the intellectwas never meant to be aggrandized, the only focus. in other realms, you don’t need intellect. you don’t need to be smart. facts – i often say, you go to some of theseother realms, facts will kill you.

they really will, because that means you’retrying to stay in a human perspective in another realm that doesn’t regard it, doesn’tacknowledge it, doesn’t use it. you’re going to a gunfight with a sword,and you’re going to lose. so we’re not going to work on building theintellect. we’re going to come to understand the differencebetween consciousness and intellect, and there’s a huge difference. a huge difference. we’ll come to consciousness in our transhumanmovement. will you be using computers?

absolutely. you can use computers for the data, the information,the intellectual things that you need in life. we’re not going to start some movement,go off in the woods and wear funny – men with funny suspenders and women with bonnets– and not use computers or electricity. we’ll absolutely use the resources thathave been created by your consciousness called technology, but for a better life experience,not the only experience in life. and there’s a huge difference. we’re kind of mavericks in this. there’s – debatable in the numbers – butlet’s just call it about 30,000 shaumbra

around the world who will endeavor into this,who have made it this far, will continue going, give or take. there are going to be some who dabble in it,who come and like feed at the table, take a little here and a little there, but thisisn’t something you do like you’re at a buffet. i mean, here it’s the whole course. so let’s say 30,000 compared to, oh, maybe20 to 23 million who right now are on a different transhuman path. pretty small number in comparison.

and the other, the intellectual transhumanpath, will be gathering hundreds of millions of people, into the billions, within yourlifetime. they may not call themselves transhumanists,but that’s the path that they’re on. so we’re very small in numbers, but veryexperienced, very seasoned, very committed and very, basically, expanded. you get a picture of what’s going on. it’s you in expansion. it’s you beyond just being human. it’s all the things that you could say youwanted – you wanted to be healthier, you

wanted to be younger looking – but that’snot the reason we’re doing it. we’re doing it because it’s time to simplybe you, and to be all of you, not just the singular you. so i’m going to ask you, over the next coupleof years or so, watch the parallels here between our transhuman – a beautiful representationshowing on the screen right now (a circle with a plus sign in the middle), if you wouldshow that for those watching online. what does this mean? well, it’s the circumpunct, the circle withthe dot in it. remember that i’ve always said the dot wassource, was where you came from.

the circle represented your experiences, yourwisdom, basically. and you would have thought that the dot neverchanged, because it was always source. it was where you came from. it was pure consciousness surrounded by allof its experience. but something did change, and now that’sbecome a plus sign. the circumpunct will never be the same again. and you can see the vague image of the originalcircle, the original source or what you would call the pure, pure, pure consciousness, butnow it’s expanding. it’s the plus sign.

it is not a cross. it’s not what jesus died on and we’renot going to put a little picture of a guy there nailed to it. no (adamus chuckles). and it’s not the swiss flag. i’m sorry for some of you, but it’s notthe swiss symbol. it is a plus sign. you know what a plus sign is, it means and. plus sign.

so that’s the symbol. it’s also expansion in all directions, andif we could depict this in more than a two-dimensional way, those pluses, the radiance would be goingout in every direction, including inwards. in every direction; not just expanding out,but expanding in, expanding into itself. true expansion is in all ways, all directions. so that’s what this represents. that’s the new consciousness on the planet,and that’s what, basically, you’ve created. so that being said – that was just my openingstatement (adamus chuckles). let's take a good deep breath into you thehuman, into you the human that’s going to

stop trying so hard now to be a better human,please. please. let’s just call it the end of the road onthat one. you know, the sad thing would be … someof you are a little bit more mature, you’re getting on there in your years, why keep damntrying, even with your health or your brain? you say, “oh, i’m going to lose my brain.” that’s the best thing in the world thatcan happen to you (some chuckles). not with some of the diseases like alzheimer’sor that, but to be able to go beyond the mind. and if any of you are experiencing mind wobbleright now, that’s what it is.

you’re just expanding. take a deep breath, shut up, stop taking medicationsand enjoy the wobble (a few chuckles). today’s question so let’s take a good deep breath and moveinto the questions. linda on the microphone please, all shaumbraon the alert. and, i don’t know, cauldre’s asking meto keep this one short today because you have a big party. and the sun’s out. isn’t it amazing?

the sun came out when that masters club wasopened. linda: you’ve got plenty of time. adamus: no, cauldre wants to party, but i’vegot a lot to say (a few chuckles). linda: he’ll get over it. he’ll get over it. adamus: question … adamus: question – oh, i know. linda: are you just trying to get out of it? adamus: out of what?

linda: doing more. adamus: no, no, no, no. i’ve got hours and hours and hours’ worth. linda: good, good, good, good. adamus: i can go till tomorrow (some chuckles). question, linda on the microphone with herfirst, um … linda: volunteer? adamus: volunteer. lucky volunteer.

i was going to add … put the microphonein front of their face before i ask the question, geez! linda: really? adamus: well, yeah. linda: right now? adamus: yeah, anybody, and then i’ll askthe question. i’m going to pick a tricky one. garry: ah, ha. adamus: oh, this is a good one.

garry: oh! just like that. adamus: oh, good. so, doctor, what would you put – and i don’twant you to think about this; this goes whoosh, it’s just there – what are you going toput on your tombstone or your memorial? i know you’re not … linda: oooh! adamus: you’re going to get cremated. but your memorial, what are you going to puton it?

five words or less. ten words. garry: forever. adamus: “forever!” i like that. good. “forever.” it’s kind of poetic, philosophical. it’s a teaser.

some people look at it and go, “foreverwhat?” i get it though. forever. you’re feeding right into my next pointthat i’m going to make. okay, keep this microphone passing. they’re going to think about it too much. oh, and they’re going to – yeah. okay, next. what are you going to put on your tombstone,your memorial, your plaque on the wall?

yes, you get a plaque on the wall. what are you going to put on it? cathy: i lived. adamus: “i lived!” how about “i loved?” “i lived. i loved.” okay, “i lived.” have you?

have you lived? cathy: i am now. adamus: good. could i ask you – and this will be on thebackside of the plaque so nobody could see it – how would you describe your life? in like 50 words or less. ehh, badoom, beginning to here – how wouldyou describe that? cathy: (pausing slightly) very intellectual,analytical. adamus: planned.

cathy: perfectionism. cathy: organized. goals. and to a point of allowing and living andattracting naturally without effort and just a whole lot of joy. adamus: do you ever have that tendency stillto do a little planning and a little organizing? you can tell uncle adamus. she just agreed to help us do a trip to cuba. adamus: i won’t tell anyone.

cathy: yeah, but … linda: she’s doing a shaumbra trip to cuba. she’s already planning! cathy: but that’s still allowing. that’s still allowing. if the answers come, you know, you ride it. adamus: so it’s kind of a long path frombeing kind of what i would call tight … cathy: mm hmm. adamus: … to like, eh, just let go.

adamus: best thing you could do for yourself. letting go doesn’t mean like taking offall your clothes and running down the street naked, but – it’s not so bad – but juststop structuring yourselves. structuring is destructing. stop structuring. stop trying to make yourself something you’renever going to be and you don’t want to be anyway, okay? a couple more. tombstone, what’s on it?

i always loved this question – “tombstone?!” kay: she lived in joy. adamus: she lived in joy. is that a true statement? kay: most of the time. adamus: most of the time. kay: not all the time, but most of the time. adamus: what percent of the time? kay: probably 70 to 80 percent.

adamus: oh, that’s good. kay: yeah. adamus: on the backside of the plaque, whatabout the other times? kay: continuing to learn to let go (she chuckles). and then you stop continuing to learn andyou just say f… it! kay: let go. adamus: and you let go. kay: yes. and then everybody in your family thinks,“ohhh!

she’s really weird now, just letting go.” you know what? whatever opinion that they have that is negativeis good for you. i’m serious. if they’re like, “oh, she’s crazy.” that’s a good thing. the minute they say, “she’s just likeus,” (laughter) “oh, geez! where did i go wrong?” kay: i’m often the weirdest one in the room,and it doesn’t bother me a bit (she chuckles).

actually, people love weirdness. kay: they do! adamus: they’re uncomfortable with it though. they actually secretly love it, you know,when there’s some weirdness going on. but they’re just like, “oh, god!” they just can’t. they’re so english about it (more laughter),“oh, we just can’t. just … it’s so impolite.” and, yeah.

i’m sorry, but you know – if you’rewatching from england or you’re from england – you know what i’m talking about. and you’re laughing. i can see you. linda: here’s england. oh, yes (linda laughs). so what’s going to be on your tomb- … wasi right about … shaumbra 2 (english woman): yeah, totally. totally, yes (she chuckles).

adamus: totally. you know, it worked back 300, 400 years ago. you know, it was really proper. but now it’s like come on! shaumbra 2: yeah. adamus: take those tight underwear off (laughter). shaumbra 2: totally! adamus: and just … yeah, okay. on your tombstone.

shaumbra 2: i’m here. adamus: “i’m here.” in the ground. on your tombstone, “i’m here!” shaumbra 2: i’m beyond! adamus: hello! shaumbra 2: here and beyond! (she chuckles) adamus: some people would walk by and lookat your tombstone and go, “yeah, duh!” (more chuckles)

shaumbra 2: yeah, that’s good, it gets themto question! (she laughs) yeah, okay. on the back side, you know, that they can’tsee. what does it say? what about your life? shaumbra 2: it’s been a hell of a ride. adamus: “hell of a ride.” shaumbra 2: yeah (she giggles). would you do it over again the same way?

shaumbra 2: hmm. probably not (she chuckles). adamus: probably not. that’s the english part of her speaking. she’s going, “fuck no! i wouldn’t!” (laughter) linda: what?! adamus: oh, i wouldn’t. okay, thank you.

oh, you’re going to make him talk now? well … linda: oh, oh. okay. adamus: go ahead. linda: sorry, lloyd. adamus: your tombstone. lloyd: i would say, “who wants to live forever?” adamus: “who wants to live forever?”

right. lloyd: that would be it. linda: you asked for weird. let’s see. don’t let me down. adamus: hello. gregory: nasty little devil (some chuckles). gregory: freedom. adamus: “freedom.”

that’s on your tombstone? gregory: i don’t want a tombstone. do you want a plaque? gregory: walk on. adamus: “walk on,” yeah. “i walked on. you’re stuck.” (laughter) i like that. two more.

adamus: oh, by the way, what’s on the backsideof your tombstone, your plaque? gregory: that was the nasty little devil part. adamus: “nasty little …” okay. gregory: yeah. adamus: you’re not going to put, “baaa!”on the backside? linda: (gasps) ohhh! oww! adamus: it’s a private joke. linda: okay, let’s …

adamus: he likes sheep, right? linda: wait, wait, wait. adamus: they’re better than humans, right? where are we next? shaumbra 3 (woman): beyond everything. adamus: “beyond everything.” on the backside, what is not revealed? shaumbra 3: maybe something in my language. shaumbra 3: yeah.

heech. shaumbra 3: that’s all. adamus: watch does that mean? shaumbra 3: the same thing. one more. linda: okay, one more. adamus: tombstones. linda: ehh, ehh, ehh. adamus: then we’re all going to die.

linda: anybody volunteering? oh, i should have known. adamus: so you’ve had a little time to feelinto it. what goes? carol: because i can. adamus: “because you can.” what’s on the backside? carol: way, way, way too much work. adamus: yeah, yeah.

let’s take a good deep breath. the lie of death first thing we’re going to do now. let’s turn these houselights down a bit,so we’re not blaring light in their eyes. first thing we’re going to do is … i thinkit’s so important here, at the beginning of this series to … i talked about it lastmonth, but i really want to be with it now. death is an absolute lie. it is an absolute lie, and it is one of thoselies that’s so ingrained that people absolutely believe it and then people die.

and it’s too bad, because it is a lie. it’s an illusion. now, i’m going to be very straightforward,it is a shameful lie. there is no death. there is not. and somebody could come and say, “but adamus,look. well, you died, adamus.” no i didn’t. i did not.

i have been said to have lived for hundredsand hundreds and hundreds of years. i’ve been known to reappear well after thetime of my death, but i did not die. i simply transitioned, and there’s a hugedifference. one could argue that the physical body diesand, therefore, death is real, but it does not need to be. the physical body does not need to die asyou know death to be – heart attacks, disease, strokes or just gradual deterioration. it doesn’t need to die. you are going to be incorporating, you’regoing to be bringing in the attributes of

your physical self into your i am-ness andyou’re not going to die. you will transition out of a locked-in, limitedand oftentimes painful mode of existence. you will transition out of that, but isn’tthat what you’ve wanted? but you will not die. you will go into other realms where the physicalnature and the intellectual nature are not supreme, where they’re maybe not even known,but you will exist. you will be and you will have the knowingness,the wisdom and even the memories of all that you’ve done, where you’ve gone and whatyou’ve been. but in order to go into our transhumanism,our version of it, which simply means going

out of singular human self, it’s importantthat right now we transcend death itself. humans in general worry about it from themoment that they have an awareness of their name, of their being. young children are terrified from ages two,three, four years old about death itself and it’s never explained well. they’re told that, “what happened to grandma?” “well, grandma went to heaven.” no, she didn’t! (some laughter) she wentto hell. she was a bad grandma.

(adamus chuckles) couldn’t help that. no, she did not. she transitioned out of a limited physicaland intellectual experience, parentheses – unsaid to child – prison. she transitioned, because we don’t wantthe child too early to want to get out of prison, if you know what i mean. she transitioned. she didn’t die. she is still there and here; she’s not deadin the ground.

what a sad, sad thing, putting people intothe ground in this day and age. back then they had to, in a way. but in this day and age, what a sad thing. shoving your body down in the ground for theworms and the spiders and all the other crap that exists underground, and the pollution. they never had pollution back when. now they have pollution. your body is just sitting there in pollution(someone says “ewww”). ewww.

and then a dog comes running through the cemeteryand stops right over your grave … (laughter). linda: go back to bad words! let’s go back to bad words! (they laugh) adamus: i’m just saying that this is nota pretty thing. and you’re laying there … linda: please! go back to bad words! adamus: “oh, no! don’t!

noo!!” (more laughter) “aghh! eghh!” linda: stay with the bad words! (they laugh) adamus: you’ve got to laugh once in a while,right? otherwise, you get too serious. you’ve got to laugh. it’s so easy to get serious and heavy. laughing, that’s an art. so where were we?

oh, death. it’s a lie. it’s an absolute lie. and i’m going to ask you to feel into goingbeyond death. you are not going to die. you’re going to transition sooner or laterbecause you get tired of all this. i tell you what, you’re already tired, otherwiseyou wouldn’t be sitting here. no, really. if you were just so dumb, stupid, happy withbeing a human and your body and your relatives

and everything, you wouldn’t be sittinghere. but you know there’s more. so that’s why you’re here. but let’s take a moment right now, and we’regoing to be doing this – we’ll do it every shoud, okay? until i really feel we’ve gone beyond death. no music on this one. just let’s stop for a moment. let’s do a silent merabh.

(linda makes a noise that sounds like a fartand some laughter) excuse me. you should go to the toilet, if you have to… (linda laughs loudly) or now can you do that with your mouth, as you would say. that’s what i would say (linda continuesgiggling). see, we can laugh at death, right? we’re sitting here about to go beyond death;we can – (spit!) – spit on death. it is a lie, and i’m not just saying thatphilosophically or spiritually. it is factually a lie. and once we go beyond death and that worryabout death, that wondering about death, wondering

what happens when you die; once we go beyondthat you can live again. i asked about the tombstones, what would youput on it? well, i’ll get to that in a minute. so let’s die right now. let’s go beyond it. take a good deep breath. ‘silent merabh’ means there’s no music,but i talk (linda giggles). ben: don’t we do that all the time? linda: interesting.

adamus: “we do that all the time,” sayscrash or somebody. yeah, ben. okay, let’s take a good deep breath andi’ll pontificate a little bit. merabh beyond death you’ve lived with the illusion of deathfor as long as you can remember, to the point where you actually believed it, as do humans. it’s a reality, i guess. it’s a reality, but not the reality. it’s a way of living, i guess, but you’renot going to die.

you’re going to exist. you’re going to, at some point when youget tired of the physical condition and the intellectual condition, say, “let’s transition. let’s like suck all that up, bring it upinto our beingness. let’s pack that bag and bring it all upinto self.” you have the illusion of death, “well, it’swhen your spirit leaves your body. you leave your body behind.” no! we’re going to bring the body with – theessence, the energetic elements of the body

and the mind and everything else – but it’sgoing to be brought into the mothership, into i proclaim on this day that you’re not goingto die. that human identity isn’t going to be buriedunderground or burned in hot fires. not hell, i’m talking of cremation. some of you, right away, “oh! i’m going to hell.” that was cremation. so in order to be the transhumans on earth,the embodied masters, we walk beyond death itself.

so much darkness, so much fear, so much rhetoricand dogma and everything else about death, and it’s simply not true. not even the human dies. you know, that human? not even the human dies to become the highconsciousness, spirit, whatever. even the human of you lives on. all the energetic essence of what you experiencedin the physical being is brought up into the mothership. it’s absorbed.

it comes to you. even the essence of your body, but a bodynow that doesn’t age and doesn’t go into pain or anything else. it’s all brought up in the transition. but even long before that transition, thereis the transition right now, the transition that’s taking place out of ancestral body,out of mass consciousness mind. but as long as the human still fears deathand wonders about death and has death as basically a goal – death as a goal, but one that you’retrying to avoid – then it throws everything out of skew.

so let’s just step beyond death, the wholeillusion. it’s written all over holy books, “youdie, you die, you die.” no, actually you don’t. let’s write that new holy book that says,“i am that i am. i exist. there are many transitions of the self, butdeath is no longer my consciousness.” let's take a good deep breath in this transhumanseries. it’s going to be a challenge in some ways. your mind will come back to death and thethoughts of it, but i’m going to ask you

to stop trying to avoid death and stop tryingto think about it and just understand you are not going to die. i want you to feel that in these coming weeks. imagine that, for a moment. and i’m not talking about being immortallike the other transhumanists, where you’re using robot parts and everything else to perpetuatea singular life. i’m talking about there is no death. it’s a transition. transitions you’re used to.

you are masters of transitions. you go through them all the time. and really feel into that, that – i mean,it’s almost funny – there is no death. you, master, are not going to die. what a relief. what a change of consciousness after all thistime of, well, in a way you were kind of like them, the other transhumanists. you were kind of seeking immortality, in away. you were seeking, basically, to have all theknowledge and all the wisdom, in a way.

you were seeking to be superhuman, in a way,singular, in a way. but we go beyond all that now. we put a big plus sign right in the centerof the circle of the i am. that’s one of the things that the five whoi talked about earlier who have allowed their realization, they realized, “i’m not goingto die. i’m not ever going to worry about it again. i’m not going to die. i’m going to transition, evolve. i’m going to transcend in so many ways,but death?

no.” i’ll be bringing this up. we’ll just do a short little “beyond death”thing at the next couple of shouds, anyway. there is no death, and once we can releasethat, oh, we are so free. just imagine for a moment, not intellectually,but really, really saying, “oh, that’s i’m not going to die.” what a relief that is. let’s take a good deep breath and speakingof some transitions and now with a little music – eh – other way (the lights cameup instead of going down).

now with a little music. yeah, let’s just throw a little light ontheir faces, make them wake up and then we’ll go right back into the real merabh that iwanted to do today. life in the rearview mirror – merabh (music begins) okay, let’s take a good deep breath. what a day. i’m, in a way, like a very, very proud friend– not father, but friend – very proud to see what you’ve created here on earth.

yes, it’s a small space in a small townon a small planet, but yet it’s so symbolic. what a statement that the masters are here. you’ve got it cemented in the wall. not just a printed sign. i mean you went so far as to have it castin bronze, cast in metal and put into a wall – “the masters are here, embodied, real.” now, if you take a good deep breath and relax,and you know how it is when – i think some of you call it a road trip – when you getin your car. such a great feeling sometimes.

you get in your car and you’re out on theopen road away from the city, out in the countryside, no other traffic and put some music on theradio. oh, radio, cauldre’s telling me that’sreally very old-fashioned. you put some music on whatever device it isthat you have. not a radio, it’s a radio to me. it’ll always be a radio (a few chuckles). you’re listening to some music. i don’t care how you’re getting it. let’s just say you’re humming to yourself(adamus chuckles).

cauldre quarrels about the funniest things,and it’s like the point is you’re relaxed and you’re having fun, damn it! and it’s the wide-open road and it’s asunny day and nobody else is there telling you that you’re driving poorly. you’re just relaxed and oh, my god, whata journey it’s been. and you’re not on a journey, that’s thefunny thing. you’re just out for a drive. there’s no more journey, no more real destination. and, you know, you have that device – andcauldre do not correct me.

you have this device in your car and it’scalled a rearview mirror. it’s so that you can be driving, going forwardor whatever, and you can look back to see what’s behind. and today it’s your life that’s behindyou. you’re continuing to expand, you’re continuingyour experiences, but your old life is in the rearview mirror. take a look at it in this merabh – lifein the rearview mirror. i like that analogy, because, you see, you’renot turning around and looking. you’re not, like, looking back at the burningcity.

you’re simply looking in the rearview. it’s a reflection, it’s a perspective,not really even literal. what a life you’ve had. what a life you’ve had looking in the rearviewmirror. a life filled with such aspirations and desires,unlike that of which most people don’t have. it wasn’t even a life of aspiring for moneyor prominence or anything; a life that you dedicated to yourself, to that circle witha dot in the middle. what challenges. what tremendous challenges that you had inthat life.

it might have been with family or it mighthave been with career or your health, but if you look in that rearview mirror for amoment, you’ll see the challenges were really with yourself. they showed up oftentimes with family membersor health, wealth, but the challenges were really your satisfaction, your acceptancewith yourself. your life in the rearview mirror. trying hard, raising kids, trying to pay thebills. you look in that rearview mirror, your lifetrying to be spiritual. that was a transition in your life, this beautifulpassionate desire for answers, finally.

you look in the rearview mirror and that wasyour life, and that’s behind you now. there were such tender moments in that lifein the rearview mirror. if you take a good look, just look at allthe energy that was put into that life, i would say at least five times more energythan a typical person puts into their life. i’m not just talking about going to work,but i’m just talking about your energy dynamic in life. so much energy into it. that life is kind of like a work of art, ina way. i know it wasn’t easy and you know it wasn’teasy, and now it’s in the rearview mirror.

it’s in the rearview mirror. that means that it’s just a reflection. it’s behind you. so many dead ends back there. so many dead-end roads. you tried different things and they didn’tquite work out. that’s okay. so many bumps in the road. i think the worst parts were, when you wereback there, when you were just lost; just

like you were broke-down lost. it’s terrible sometimes not having thatsense of direction and what do you do? where do you go? and you don’t even know and you’re justlost. you’re a stranger in a strange world, aworld that’s really not yours and you knew it. but how the hell do you get out of it? that’s lost. as you look in that rearview mirror, sucha singular life, linear.

on that path, on that roadway of trying sohard, working for the answers. that’s in the past now. that’s in the rearview mirror. that’s all behind you now. and this thing called death, that dark objectin the rearview mirror back in your old life, the worry about death. dammit! that was a bad joke. i mean, it just was a bad joke.

it was such a lie, death. you transition indeed, indeed, indeed. you wouldn’t want to stay in one state ofbeing forever. you wouldn’t want to just be in this physicalbody. i guess when one believes that there’s nothingmore, that this is reality, when they believe that this is reality, i guess then they wouldtry to be in it forever. but when you know there’s so much more,when you know there are many realities there, and this reality is its own illusion, i guessthen you’d would want to stay in the immortal human state.

but there is so much more. death, what a lie. death, to me, to adamus, it’s the lie ofthe ignorant. that’s all it is. it’s ignorance. i’d use a bad word right now, but i don’tthink that’s appropriate right in the middle of the shoud to say a bad word (a few giggles). no, death is truly for the ignorant, for theunconscious. why don’t people question it?

i guess because they’re ignorant. they’re unconscious, and they just go alongwith it and then they do die, because they believe in it. but that’s in your rearview mirror rightnow. it’s all behind you. and all that trying. you look back there. look at all the signs, as you look in therearview mirror; all the road signs. geez!

i mean, that’s all you see in the rearviewmirror is a bunch of signs and directions and directives and everything else. now look in front of you. there are no signs. there are no signs “turn this way,” “stophere,” “yield to idiots.” there’s none of that. there are no powerlines either. get it? there are no powerlines.

you look in the rearview mirror, powerlineseverywhere, visually polluting the environment. you look in the rearview mirror and thereare powerlines and signs. and, oh! signs. those represented all the things you triedto control yourself with. “stop.” “don’t do this.” “turn here.” “don’t turn there.”

“yield to limitation.” “yield to family.” “yield to you being a negotiator with yourself.” all those signs. aren’t you glad that they’re in the rearviewmirror now? back there in the old life you had to usea gps just to figure out how to get someplace. what the heck was that about? so confusing that some little box is tellingyou where to go. maybe that was your partner or spouse, butso confusing.

here, when you look out in front of you, youdon’t need a gps or a map or anything else. you just know where you want to go. you don’t even have to have a particulardestination. destinations are behind you now. now, while all this is going on, you’relooking in the rearview mirror, your life as it was; then you’ve got the wide-openroad with no signs, no traffic, no pollution, it’s just wide open in front of you; itdoes cause pause, i guess a brief moment of reflection, when you suddenly realize, “oh,my gosh! i really am changing.

oh, my gosh! and i’m not going back there. oh my, this is for real.” there is no going back. no going back to the signs and to the powerlinesand to the zoo and to the congestion and to the confusion. there’s no going back. no going back to death and there’s no goingback to the old rhythms anymore. there’s no patterning anymore.

it causes one to just give pause for a momentand, oh, take a deep breath and then the reality strikes. “there is no going back.” as you would say, “o.m.g. there is no going back.” then suddenly the car kind of slows down. suddenly, you’re looking in the rearviewmirror and then looking out in front of you, looking back to the rearview mirror, backto your life, looking in front of you. and then you’re looking all around.

“no going back at all. not even to death.” we’re not going back to death. we’re not going back to old patterns. “oh, my gosh.” and for a brief instant, there is a bit ofanxiety saying, “but then, what next?” and the moment that anxiety seems to comeup, it just passes through. it has no patterns to land on. it has no old rhythms to tie into.

the anxiety comes and it goes. never going back. you’ll always have the memories. you’ll always have the rearview mirror,but you’re not going to be looking at it too much. i’d say that, you won’t be looking atthe rearview mirror too much. they’re not obliterated. they’re not gone. well, you’re just never going back.

in that realization, everything that’s causedenergy to pattern in certain ways, everything that’s caused the cycles to stay withintheir old patterns and cycles, suddenly goes away. you’re free. energy is free. everything goes new. what’s up ahead? it’ll be better than anything the singularhuman could have planned. it’ll be beyond, well beyond what the mindcould have thought or even created.

what a moment here, in this kind of pausesituation; car slowed down, realization that you never go back, but also the beauty ofwhere you’ve come from. and then suddenly out of nowhere, suddenlythe sound of sirens – “woo! woo! “oh, crap! i thought i was beyond all this!” (some chuckles) and then you realized it wasjust adamus saint-germain saying, “stop worrying. all is well in all of creation!”

and so it is. enjoy the masters club, my dear shaumbra. i love you dearly. thank you (audience applause).