Transylvania Moonrise
Transylvania Moonrise
Transylvania Moonrise
By Radu Cinamar
New York
by Peter Moon
The Black Sun: Montauk’s Nazi-Tibetan Connection
Synchronicity and the Seventh Seal
The Montauk Book of the Dead
The Montauk Book of the Living
Spandau Mystery
by Joseph Matheny with Peter Moon
Ong’s Hat: The Beginning
by Stewart Swerdlow
Montauk: The Alien Connection
The Healer’s Handbook: A Journey Into Hyperspace
by Alexandra Bruce
The Philadelphia Experiment Murder:
Parallel Universes and the Physics of Insanity
by Wade Gordon
The Brookhaven Connection
by Radu Cinamar with Peter Moon
Tranyslvanian Sunrise
part ii
I N T RO D U C T I O N
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PETER MOON
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E D I T OR ’ S N O T E
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CABINET 2 IS SPYING
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The excerpts you have just read are not the only corrobora-
tions of Radu Cinamar’s story. There are others.
I am using this opportunity to inform all of our readers that
I personally do not know Mister Radu Cinamar. I have no data,
information or references about him and all of my attempts in this
direction yielded no result. The content of the book was received
by email and all other arrangements were made in the same way,
all at the express request of the author. After a few hesitations
on my part, mainly due to this unusual way of collaboration, I
accepted to publish the material as I considered its exceptional
valuable for the Romanian people.
The same procedures were followed with this book you
are about to read, a work which you will soon see is even more
outrageous than the previous one. Mister Radu Cinamar is a very
secretive man and I understand his reasons perfectly, reasons
that stem directly from the elements he presents in his books.
Nonetheless, I nurture a strong hope that I will get to meet him
in a not too distant future, and I have no doubt that this is what
the majority of his readers wish for as well.
Transylvanian Moonrise: A Secret Initiation in the Mysteri-
ous Land of the Gods manages to turn inside out almost all of
our ideas about life and the universe we live in. Although clearly
presented, the notions and events in the book can shock our
mentality so much that I feel obliged to accept that maybe we all
need a profound re-evaluation of the way we think and live.
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BABELE
This rock formation is known as Babele which means “old women” in Romanian,
but it also means “gateway” as in the word Babalon or Babylon. The rock is
within a hundred yards of the Romanian Sphinx. The mystery chamber is mid-
way beneath the two monuments but submerged deep within the mountain and
far below the surface. If you seek out the military installation nearby, you will
be chased away by soldiers before you even get to a fence. There are, however,
plenty of hiking trails that are unrestricted and some of these, so it is said, will
rejuvenate your energy so that you are not tired after walking for eight hours.
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ANTENNA STATION
This is an antenna station you can see from the sphinx. It is not part of
the secret installation per se, but it shows an official presence of the
government in the area. It was a very cloudy day and hard to get a
clear picture. Most of the time the antenna was covered in fog.
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T H E M A N T H A T T I M E F OR G O T
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Elinor
During the afternoon of the second day after the phone call, I
went to the given address. It was a secluded street in an exclusive
neighbourhood of Bucharest. The smart houses were shaded by
big leafy trees that were moving slowly in the quiet afternoon.
I found the house very easily. It was a one story villa that had
been recently renovated with a very modern and ingenious de-
sign. After ringing the intercom, I was let in almost immediately.
A bit nervous, I entered a small courtyard full of greenery with
two well cared for paved alleys. Quickly going up a few stairs,
I found myself in front of a beautifully carved front door which
then fully opened.
At last I was greeted by the mysterious man whose accent I
immediately recognized; however, I was quite surprised to notice
that he was very young. He did not look older than twenty-six or
twenty-seven and was blond, of medium height and was wearing
a green shirt and matching trousers. His calm and smiling face
invited trust and honesty, but his eyes had hidden depths. Despite
his youth, he left me with the impression of being very mature in
his gestures and thinking.
Politely inviting me into the living-room, the man introduced
himself; but as the meeting happened under confidential terms,
I will not divulge his real name. As he knew I would write this
book, he suggested I should use the pseudonym Elinor instead of
his name.
“In my case though,” he said, “this name issue is relative. It
is a family ‘heirloom’ that needs adapting from time to time.”
“How so?” I asked, expressing my confusion. “I don’t un-
derstand — you change your name?”
“I am forced to, so I don’t have any troubles,” he replied.
“But why? I am honestly surprised,” I said, sitting in a
leather armchair as I sipped oriental tea that Elinor had offered.
The ambience of the room was wonderful. There was an
ingenious design of mixed antique and modern pieces that induced
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some valuable advice about how he could obtain that special al-
loy himself and the needed directions in order to achieve the final
shape of the object. That night his master disappeared and was
never seen again.
“During the next hundred years, my ancient relative tried on
and off to make the mysterious alloy by following his master’s
instructions. Nevertheless, he confessed in his letter that his joy
was so great over knowing that he was not growing old anymore
and could live for an indefinite period of time that for many years
he preferred to travel and learn many other things. Obtaining the
secret alloy fell into second place.
“When he was almost 250 years old, he decided to get married
and build a family. He was then in America, on today’s California
coast. He had three children: two girls and a boy. Having decided
to share his secrets with a male heir worthy of it, he discreetly but
very carefully kept an eye on the development of his genealogical
tree. Due to the extensive life experience already accumulated, he
started devoting himself to thoroughly studying various oriental
spiritual currents, gradually abandoning his travels and social life.
For five generations worth of his family tree, he closely followed
the life of the male heir that seemed the strongest. When neces-
sary, he would mysteriously assist, in more or less occult ways,
the continuity of his genealogical tree.
“He already possessed immense wealth and his scholarly
documentation was housed in a grand library. Due to a very well
thought out system, he managed not to raise any suspicions about
his wealth, which was spread across countless places across the
earth, or about the fact that he was not growing old. When he
was among others, it was essential not to stand out in society and
to change his identity and address as often as possible in order
not to raise questions. Still, because of a complicated situation
he was involved in around 1900, he came very close to being
exposed and had to resort to extreme solutions. Living in Aus-
tralia for almost fifteen years, he managed to cover his tracks.
The unpleasant surprise was that once he was back in a Europe
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eaten by the First World War, my ancestor became aware that his
family, including his last male heir, was missing. The head of the
family and his direct male heir had been killed in war and the rest
of the family, including two boys, were missing.”
Elinor then took a break to close the window. It was dark
outside and cold. I was so fascinated by his account that I only
noticed the cold when he stopped. Gladly accepting another cup
of hot tea, I impatiently waited for him to take me back to the
magic of the incredible story.
“My Tibetan friend will arrive any moment now,” Elinor said,
eyeing his watch. “Now comes the part that will somehow clarify
my situation. There are still a few more surprises for tonight,”
he said smiling.
Although very interested in the rest of the story, I still asked
Elinor for the reason why the Tibetan priest wanted to meet me.
“I’ve been asked not to divulge anything before his arrival,”
he replied. “Soon all your questions will be answered.”
Happy with this outcome, I waited for him to continue his
amazing story.
“My ancestor was almost 500 by then. Of course, as his
master assured him, he not only did not grow old but even became
younger than when he received the mysterious alloyed object.
During the four centuries that passed, it is probable that his per-
spective and way of perceiving the world changed profoundly.
His consciousness was greatly elevated, but his priorities became
totally different. In simple yet very powerfully emotional words,
he was telling me that he managed to achieve the ultimate desire
of any genuine alchemist: he obtained the Philosopher’s Stone.
He explained that it would not have been possible without him
first profoundly understanding the essence of life and the universe
themselves as well as other mysteries of knowledge that had been
revealed to him during his existence. As far as I figured it out,
his big breakthrough happened while living in Australia.
“Coming back to Europe, he renewed some contacts and
connections he had in France. It seems there was already a small
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group of people that had been gradually initiated by him into very
occult aspects of science and spirituality. It was known that he was
an accomplished alchemist, but no one could say for sure where
his true origins were. Parallel to his investigations of his heir’s
family, he wrote two books about the mysteries of the alchemi-
cal symbols and a few other manuscripts about the esoterics of
forms and coded languages. It seems these manuscripts were very
secret, being destined to a small number of disciples. The books
have been published in France by his main alchemy student who
is also a fine scientist.
“The experience of his few centuries of living showed my
ancestor that it is not at all easy to swiftly travel in time, especially
in modern society. The more technological the world and the more
complex the communications, the more difficult it became to justify
his presence for very long in any given place. He confessed in
the letter that the profound transformation that happened to him
made him understand that he had a spiritual mission he could no
longer ignore. This, however, was becoming increasingly dif-
ficult as he could no longer appear in public, had to often change
his identity and home, and had to be very careful with anyone he
chose to take his messages into the world.
“Paradoxically, the immortality – which for many people is
extremely desirable and envied – could even seem oppressive in
modern society. As far as I understand, this is just from a selfish
perspective as, generally speaking, man wants to solely enjoy
the various pleasures and opportunities that a very long life and
unaltered youth could offer. But, I will ask you to remember an
essential point and that is that the precious gift of fabulous longevity
must not be wasted. That is why the fundamental element is that
of responsibility and the necessity of harmonizing the opposites.
This involves a profound understanding of life and of the main
goal of human existence.
“My ancestor was saying that these aspects became clear
for him while he was in Australia when he was contacted though
occult channels by the representatives of a superior civilization
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shared with just one person who was chosen to be the one who
would continue the respective initiatory line. Besides, the method
of obtaining the alloy requires certain exceptional knowledge
and inner capabilities and it cannot work unless the being is truly
prepared, from a spiritual point of view, to do it. Only then did I
figure out why my ancestor could not obtain this alloy in his previ-
ous attempts – it was because he hadn’t yet reached that level of
elevation and profound knowledge of the mysteries of Creation.
“Still, he confessed that before obtaining the Philosopher’s
Stone, he had already obtained the life elixir, a stage that naturally
precedes the accomplishment of the Great Alchemical Work. He
revealed that the elixir of life is a ruby colored liquid which, when
administered with precise science, allows an extension of life in
the physical body of three to four times more than the effect of
the mysterious alloy object. When given the object, his master
told him that it will ensure him approximately 1700-2000 years
of terrestrial life, time enough for him to make gradual progress
in alchemy and thus discover the elixir of life.
“I gathered from this that the master first making and then
giving the object to his favorite disciple was in a way a spiritual
lineage, a special tradition with origins in a very distant past of
humanity. Besides, considering the period of time in a physical
body that this alloy makes possible, I assume that there were only
fifteen to twenty individuals in the lineage of this very mysterious
tradition that possessed the object. In my approximate calcula-
tions, I count on the fact that most of the owners advanced to the
next superior stage long before the deadline, maybe after 500 to
700 years of terrestrial life. Of course, it is just a supposition, but
these numbers may very well signify the average time that they
possessed the object. Even so, this shows that the tradition is at
least 7000-8000 years old which exceeds by far any other tradition
of any other spiritual path known and practiced nowadays.”
I interrupted him here to voice an insistent thought.
“Tell me, shall I gather from this that you are the one carry-
ing on the tradition?”
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one of the transmutation stages, you get a metal with very special
properties that contemporary scientists are not even aware of. The
temptation of extending the physical life is too great for some and
they will try to achieve eternal life by all means and at all costs.
It is therefore obvious that I need to be very cautious.”
“You mean your life is in danger,” I said.
“Yes. I have ensured myself of a very long life compared to
the average human life, on the condition that my vital functions
are not interrupted.
“But let me come back to the letter. I remember that while I
was reading it, I was torn by two conflicting tendencies: on the one
hand, I felt like tearing and throwing away the letter as I thought
someone was mocking me; but on the other hand, I felt like what
was written there was true. Besides, it was all too complicated to
be just a farce. And then, what would be the reason for anyone
to do this to me? I was just a normal man with a regular life and
without any high expectations.
“At the end of the letter was mentioned the procedure I had to
follow to the letter. Without letting anyone know, without packing
anything, without leaving any suspicion that something out of the
ordinary happened, I was to go to a certain address in Bucharest
at a certain date and time, not sooner or later. The directions were
to enter straight into the mentioned house.
“Initially, I was overcome by panic, and I even intended to
hand the letter over to the police who at that time were called
the militia. But that wouldn’t have solved anything as the letter
only contained a story without any actual data that would lead to
identifying the one who wrote it. Going to the police would have
gotten me involved in a never-ending series of interrogations and
harassment specific to the modus-operandi of the communist re-
gime. I asked myself then, “What was there to lose if I followed
the instructions?” Even if I would have chosen to go to the police
and they busted into that address in Bucharest, I was pretty sure
they wouldn’t have found anything there. The whole operation
was too well planned to allow for such mistakes. Even more, I was
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confident that any move I made was being discreetly watched and
this was to be read between the lines in the letter as well.
“I quickly decided to go to Bucharest, following the directions
closely. I took that decision by myself although the old attach-
ments and habits were still trying to draw me back. An obscure
fear was pervading my heart, but the appeal of the extraordinary
chance I was given was stronger than the incertitude. Strangely,
although I knew I was offered a life of almost 2000 years, I had
no actual thoughts about what I was going to do. I was thinking
that I should come with various plans, ideas, and desires; but
instead, it was as if my mind was paralyzed at the thought that I
might live in this physical body for thousands of years.
“In short, I got to Bucharest and found the address quite
quickly. It was a four storey block of flats in a quiet neighbour-
hood. As I read in the letter, the door was unlocked. I entered a
one bedroom flat that was modestly furnished and it seemed like
no one was there. On the living room table was, in a big enve-
lope, a paper with directions, a key and an enormous amount of
money for those times. I was told to leave that place immediately
and go to another address in Bucharest which this time was a
house. I should remain there for three days until contacted by a
certain someone. The key was for the house and the money for
expenses. Counting the money, I realized that it was enough for
me to live comfortably for one year. I was advised though not
to leave the house unless absolutely necessary. The fridge was
also generously stocked with food. It seemed like it was all part
of a movie script, but what I was asked to do was quite easy. I
was engrossed in thoughts for a while and then re-read the direc-
tions. It looked like everything was already set up to offer me an
unending existence.”
“Still, your life in this physical body was going to end after
approximately 2000 years,” I said.
“Indeed. It seems that the effect of the alloy is weaker than the
alchemical elixir, but as far as I know, no one lived the maximum
period that the object offers. Therefore, a direct verification of
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return to the physical level after his ‘stay’ in the astral level where
the soul lives in a world attuned to its specific ‘wavelength.’ For
example, due to his desire to succeed in the alchemical arts, the
person in our earlier example will reincarnate in such circumstances
so as to favor his access to this knowledge. Of course, setting the
course of destiny for a soul just about to return to the physical level
is very complex and requires extremely precise work on behalf
of cosmic entities infinitely superior to the common and rational
way of human thinking. Everything is considered out of the im-
mense baggage of actions, experiences, emotions and intentions
that every human being gathers during their countless existences
in manifestation and those tendencies will essentially define the
course of their destiny in the next incarnation. Such choices are
based upon certain criteria; and the being is going to experience
in his new physical life a sort of ‘response’ to the actions he did
in other terrestrial lives.”
“Yes. I often wondered exactly how this process of ‘account-
ing’ for our actions happens, but I could never find the answer,” I
said pensively.
Elinor was quiet for a minute after which he answered me
very competently.
“Every action, be it done with the body or the mind, is
mysteriously ‘recorded’ in what the occultist calls the ‘cosmic
memory,’” Elinor explained. “The quintessence of these actions
is then impregnated at the level of the individual soul, being either
a ‘burden’ or a ‘delight’ for the one living out his destiny. Man’s
fate is not at all by chance but in full accord with the nature of
his actions, and this is exactly why people are born so differently.
Each needs to live out his own destiny according to the nature of
his actions. Good deeds will attract merits; and as a consequence,
that being will enjoy wonderful circumstances, chances and situ-
ations in its incarnation at the physical level while bad deeds will
attract nefarious consequences, much suffering and torment for the
respective being. It is important to know that these ‘rewards’ are
at the same time the perfect balance between action and recom-
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I knew what he was saying only too well from all of the
memorable talks I had with Cezar. I interrupted Elinor, trying to
highlight a certain aspect.
“There are many people out there who know these things
and lucidly see the state of it all. Still, the majority of them allow
the feelings of sadness and depression related to these aspects to
engulf them and this is a big mistake. After all, the world we
perceive is in a state of continuous motion and transformation.
Whatever we do, we cannot stop its fluctuation and instability;
but we can direct it towards good and harmony. The restlessness
of the world also causes the restlessness of our mind, and this is
exactly the situation of those that enter a fight without even see-
ing it. As if they were blind, they too will suffer the same as the
others; but they won’t know how to get out of there.
“In my opinion, in order to sort out this painful aspect, we
need to change our attitude. Knowing the way the world is, we
shouldn’t let ourselves be attracted or influenced by the version
that it offers as this will cause our suffering. If we manage to look
at the world from the outside while still being in it, it means we’ve
solved the issues as far as we are concerned. The more of us who
succeed in this, the better it will be for the whole of humanity
as such an attitude is deeply spiritual and brings us closer to the
truth. I have often talked with Cezar about this aspect. He told
me that one of the most efficient methods of being inside and
outside the world at the same time is to profoundly understand its
governing laws. When you speak about destiny, I’ve told myself
that the correct understanding of its characteristics can spare man
of an almost never ending suffering.”
“Indeed,” responded Elinor. “Most often destiny is associated
with suffering; and as you know, this is due to the bad actions
committed in the past for which man needs to pay. This basic
fact is still unacceptable for the majority of people, but I have
explained to you the reasons hidden in their subconscious caus-
ing them to choose ‘I do what I want; I don’t have to account for
anything.’ After all, it is a matter of consciousness that if they
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“It is traditional to this path for the master to retreat from his
disciple’s side immediately after offering him the final investiture.
In my case, the master stayed with me in Brussels for another three
weeks after my initiation. We both spent most of the time in his
alchemical laboratory which was in the basement of the villa. I
was thus initiated in a series of basic procedures and alchemical
knowledge in order to help me start my own alchemical experi-
ments. His decision to stay with me for a while longer after my
initiation was justified even if it didn’t respect the tradition as
any path and any method must be adapted to the present social,
political and cultural context.
“As far as I’m concerned, I think I was chosen by him mainly
due to my stable structure and to the openness and sincerity that
is characteristic in me. Maybe my ancestor also intuited other
aspects within me.
“Anyway, the specifics of the contemporary world do not
allow a long stage of initiation in the occult sciences, especially
in regards to the path I am on. The divergent interests, malefic
intentions, secret services and advanced technology modify to-
tally the vision of engaging in and then continuing this tradition.
Practically speaking, there is an earth to heaven’s difference
between the two ways we learned alchemy. The circumstances
my ancestor lived in around 1500, when he received the initia-
tion in the far-away Indies, and the ones from the end of the last
century, around 1970, when I myself got initiated and tutored
by him in the alchemical mysteries, are totally incomparable.
Plus, I didn’t have any previous esoteric knowledge and didn’t
study the subject at all. Of course, three weeks are too little time
to grasp even the basis of the occult sciences; but even so, that
period proved very useful in getting an idea about what I needed
to know and then realize in my long life. Of great help was the
immense library of my ancient ancestor, a collection that contained
work and documents of an inestimable value. Not even now
can I say that I’ve finished studying its main volumes. Mean-
while, I too have added to the books that existed then with very
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T H E T I B E TA N C O N N E C T I O N
After the lama took a few steps into the room, I expected to
see Elinor behind him but it was not he who appeared. Instead,
there was a being whose presence made me involuntarily shout
in surprise. I stood frozen on the spot with my eyes fixed on
him, incapable of making any move. Behind the Tibetan was a
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of who and what was present. For example, the subtle energetic
field of the strange object that prolonged life certainly played its
part in the space-time distortion that was happening in the room.
The auras of the other three beings were also a major influence
in this direction and such that my own aura was then somehow
infused with these unusual vibrations that powerfully reverber-
ated in my consciousness.
The dream state I had entered was now suddenly invaded
by a sort of voice that resembled a thunder rumble more than
anything else. Although I could not actually understand the
words, the idea that was transmitted was very clear. The yidam
was telling me that in order to ease and relax my mental tension,
he had modified the ambiance of the room, cooling it down and
infusing it with vitality. My head resounded with the rumbling
of his words which were reminiscent of but not really like thun-
der from a storm. I was trying to find an analogy, but in reality,
the impression was much more complex.
Pretty dazed, I managed to thank the yidam telepathically.
Suddenly, my mind and the living room became overwhelm-
ingly quiet. There was not a sound nor movement, just a frozen
silence. Peering with my eyes half ajar, the environment seemed
somehow unreal. It was almost to the point where I could not
feel the contours of my body. Contrary to my expectations,
however, the wonderful state of relaxation that enveloped me
did not make me lethargic or induce sleepiness. Instead, it made
me more lucid and capable of understanding what was happen-
ing with and within myself during every moment that passed.
In less than three minutes, I felt so good that I did not wish for
anything else other than to remain in that very comfortable state.
Intuitively, I realized that the Tibetan lama and the yidam were
offering me this wonderful help so that I could overcome a cer-
tain mental blockage.
Just prior to this new state of mind, my defense mechanism
of the “ego fortress” was very actively trying to generate a state
of anguish and uncertainty in order to make me leave the room.
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Now, however, I felt an intense joy and was full of warmth and
affection for being around those special people as I faced this
completely extraordinary situation.
After having retraced with clarity the sequence of events,
discussions and inner emotions that I lived during those days, I
now realize that only very few people will be willing to accept
and sympathize with my experiences, even partially. In such an
instance, the main issue seems to be that what I present greatly
exceeds the common knowledge and conceptions about life and
its hidden mysteries. I said to myself then that I can either reveal
the realities I have lived during the days that followed or simply
maintain silence. If I choose the latter, however, how could I
possibly fulfill the recommendation I was given by the goddess
I was soon to meet, Machandi, who advised me to make known
to the world all the truths I have live through? How could I still
contribute, even to a small extent, to the occult knowledge of
Man, a knowledge that is a totally different kind from the super-
ficial one that is experienced within the society?
If it were only one or another of the aforementioned propo-
sitions I was faced with then maybe I would not have bothered
to describe what had happened. There was, however, an entire
series of moving facts and revelations that placed me, in a com-
plicated and at the same time exciting game of destiny, in key-
situations that cannot bear comparison to normal circumstances
of daily life. Surely, all these circumstances have a very precise
meaning and are integrated into a much more complex ensemble
than what was only partially revealed to me. On the other hand,
I clearly felt that I was constantly supported and helped to suc-
cessfully pass all the tests I was confronted with in this last pe-
riod of my life.
I believe that each one of us has a very well determined place
in the society we live in, but this does not necessarily refer to our
integration into economic, political or cultural life. Nor does it
refer to the idea of personal career, fame, wealth, riches, family
or material gain. This role comprises a much deeper dimension
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of our existence; and without it, life looks dull and pointless even
if it apparently has a certain attraction and exterior shine. Riches
and fame are not only transient; they not durable. At most, they
manage to perturb our correct understanding of the world we
live in because they are tempting and illusory. Man needs some-
thing more than money, public recognition, success in business
or ephemeral pleasures. If this were truly Man’s meaning in this
world, as soon as he would achieve all these things, they should
never disappear. Or, the simple fact that they are as illusory as
Fata Morgana shows that the material goals of our life are noth-
ing else but a deceiving game that eventually exhausts a being.
The tumult of my later states of experience, the people I
have met and the events I have participated in show me that
I am on the good and luminous path of spiritual evolution.
This generates a comforting feeling and an inner joy in me that
accompany me always, being fully convinced that I am
supported and helped to progress on the path of knowledge.
I now know precisely where I need to look without being
allured by false temptations.
I had the extraordinary chance of meeting remarkable be-
ings who taught and initiated me in some esoteric aspects of life,
thus opening a completely new horizon over my life’s under-
standing and integration. When I have been confronted with cer-
tain conceptual difficulties or certain disturbing facts and reali-
ties, I have always been helped to successfully overcome them.
In the Projection Room in the Bucegi Mountains, with Elinor’s
revelations and especially in the presence of the yidam, I have
always received the needed help in order to successfully cope
with those hiatus moments of my consciousness.
The events I am describing here, however, involved a harsh-
er reality due to the frequency of the events. During the very
pleasant state I was experiencing; and then due to the combined
subtle action of both the Tibetan priest and the yidam, I was
convinced that I had overcome these blockages and that I was
ready to bear the eventual coming surprises much more easily.
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At the same time, I was amazed by the powers the yidam had
manifested towards me. I asked the Tibetan priest for further
explanations in regards to this.
“What impressed you were actually simple acts that a yi-
dam can easily realize. Yet, compared to the limited capacities
of the human being, these accomplishments seem special. In
fact, the powers of a yidam are much grander as he is capable
of controlling certain specific energies of the Universe. A yidam
must often look out for the physical and psychic integrity of a
disciple. It is one of the undertaken responsibilities of a yidam
to guide a disciple towards the final liberation in perfect safety.
For the most part, a yidam’s paranormal interventions are done
in order to protect a disciple from being attacked by certain de-
monic entities or from the malefic influences he is confronted
with during his spiritual practice. Such situations mostly appear
in the area of Tibet which is particularly known for such mani-
festations. The mountainous areas, the valleys or the great ex-
panses of plateaus are the main territories of influence of diverse
subtle entities that are not always propitious to those that invade
their land. They are capable of terrible action in the physical
plane that can even claim the life of a disciple. These are some
of the situations when a yidam is of great help.
“Of course, one’s first intent is to obtain the benevolence of
the subtle entity that governs the area where a disciple decides
to settle down for a while in order to realize certain spiritual
activities and practices. If not, the respective spirit could feel
offended and insulted that he is not being given the required at-
tention as the master of the place. Usually, this ‘softening’ of the
spirits is achieved by means of simple rituals where the reasons
and the durations of the stay are presented. In order to increase
the probability of success, it is common to offer a gift such as
food or certain objects that are traditionally consecrated for such
actions. If they are pleasing to the respective entity and are ac-
cepted, their essential subtle energy is then taken by the spirit
while the material offerings are either given to other people or
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In relation to this, you must know that time doesn’t affect me al-
most at all. In certain people, their level of consciousness allows
them to act in such a way that they attract to their aura a certain
type of cosmic energy, an energy that brings youth. Addition-
ally, there is also a secret concoction of very rare mountainous
plants and herbs which contributes to this effect, but I’ll stop my
explanations here.”
I almost did not know what to say anymore. This was going
to be an unforgettable evening for sure! I then again asked Repa
Sundhi who it is that sends him on such missions.
“The problem is complex,” he answered. “In order to cor-
rectly understand its subtleties, you would need a strong back-
ground of esoteric knowledge, both from an ideological and prac-
tical point of view. The one who is initiated in the mysteries of
occultism knows very well that Humankind is not left to its own
devices. If it were so, it is possible that the negative karma of the
earth would have long ago tipped the scale towards destruction.
There are though, hierarchically speaking, worlds and civiliza-
tions that are meant to maintain, as much as it is possible without
interfering with the free will of people, a certain balance for the
entire planet. These are very delicate, complex and difficult to
understand aspects of reality. On the one hand, this is due to the
fact that the direction of science and humanity’s conception of
the universe is still too deeply materialistic. On the other hand,
there are certain occult interests throughout this world which are
very strong and are not at all oriented towards positive goals.”
“What kind of worlds and civilizations are you talking
about? Extraterrestrial ones?” I asked, careful not to enter a
slippery or unsafe subject.
The lama became serious and his voice stronger.
“What is the basis of your surprise and perplexity? Have
you not already been faced with inexorable evidence in this di-
rection? Have you not been granted access to places where few
human beings are allowed at the present? Reality can be disturb-
ing and unbelievable at first sight, but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t
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intuition was more and more coming to light. The lama then
spoke with much modesty.
“I am Doctor Xien,” was all he said.
I was taken aback, not knowing what to believe anymore.
Cezar had spoken very little about doctor Xien but always very
considerately and affectionately. In a way, I could infer that the
Tibetan lama was like a spiritual master during the communist
period when he guided Cezar for several years in the secret base
near B... Immediately after the 1989 Revolution, however, he
suddenly disappeared without anyone knowing anything about
it. Neither he nor his assistant left any trace or evidence of their
disappearance. Cezar told me that when they contacted the Chi-
nese authorities to inform them of the situation, the Chinese ini-
tially had a negative reaction and accused the Romanian secret
services of the death of the two. A little while after, however,
the whole affair was inexplicably forgotten without any expla-
nations and without the mystery ever being solved. I thought
that Cezar, due to his special capacities, knew at least part of the
truth but did not want to reveal it to me.
“It is very true that he tried to find me through certain occult
ways,” the lama said, “but by then he hadn’t developed these
powers to the point where he was able to suppress certain subtle
protection barriers that I manifest in such cases. This protection
is justified by the necessity of acting as freely as possible in or-
der to fulfill my spiritual mission while still roughly respecting
the ‘norms’ of modern society.”
“Nevertheless, I don’t understand what the specifics of your
actions throughout the world are,” I said to Repa Sundhi. “I gath-
ered that you spent many years in Romania as a Chinese special
attaché for paranormal matters. Was that your mission?”
“There are several directions or missions that I fulfill simul-
taneously, but they are all somehow correlated and this means
that they have a common denominator. In order to solve it all
efficiently, I have to make certain contacts with people who are
involved in one way or another in those situations. This requires
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it lives in. That’s why ignorance makes man live only partially,
fragmented and isolated in a very limited realm of existence.
Metaphorically speaking, he is living in a very small cage with-
out even being aware of it.
“On the other hand, knowledge is power. And I’m not talk-
ing here about a theoretical scientific knowledge or what is gen-
erally labelled as worldly knowledge but rather what makes up
universal knowledge. This is infinitely richer and more nuanced
than the first, and at the same time, it is the only one that gives
access to the higher dimensions of spirit.”
“Yes, but even if they are ignorant, people often live a life
that seems good and even happy or abundant,” I said. “Well, at
least what they consider to be happiness and fulfillment.”
“That is true,” responded the lama. “They live but in igno-
rance, and this is exactly why they suffer. Suffering and igno-
rance complete and fuel one another. However, there is a hidden
meaning even in this as only when suffering and troubles reach
an unbearable threshold, which sometimes happens after tens
or hundreds of successive lives, does a man realize that he can
no longer continue that way. That is an essential moment in his
evolution starting from which he begins to be more and more
aware of his integration within the universe. Of course, there
might still be numerous falls and comebacks of his on this path,
but it is important that he already has planted in his conscious-
ness and his inner perception the necessity to change something
fundamental within himself, and this thought will always act as
an impulse to propel him higher and higher.”
Listening to what Repa Sundhi was saying, I was musing
that ignorance is like night time for a man’s understanding, like
a thick fog that darkens his thinking.
“As far as I can tell, the condition of the ignorant one is not
too far from that of an unknowing animal,” I voiced my inner
reflections.
“Even if it might seem exaggerated, know that it reflects
the reality,” the lama said. “In principle, it all starts from the
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serve their selfish purposes. This is why I was telling you that,
unfortunately, man will sometimes fall lower than an animal
because even though he is capable of noticing, judging and un-
derstanding the evil nature of these actions, he still commits
them. This is actually the essence of sin and mistake. Man will
always end up where the thread of past actions takes him, no
matter if he is aware of it or not.”
“How is it possible for humanity to be in such ruin though?”
I asked, slightly confused. “Is ignorance so dramatic?”
“If you correctly understand the way these aspects are con-
nected in the universe, all will be very clear. Ignorance deter-
mines erroneous actions and these, in turn, determine a cumulus
of negative karma; namely, a hard destiny. In turn, this enchains
the respective human being with limitations imposed by the mis-
takes he’s committed and the process continues like an apparent
vicious circle.
“Coming out of such a lamentable condition can only be
done gradually and with a constant and intense effort from the
part of the respective being in an effort to transform and orient
the nature of his actions towards virtuosity. He can sometimes
feel so desperate and hopeless when facing life’s problems and
hardships that he can be tempted to take his own life thinking that
maybe this way he’ll escape from it all. This is a huge mistake and
constitutes a severe blockage on the evolutionary path.”
I then remembered Elinor’s remarks pertaining to this sub-
ject. Repa Sundhi completed what I already knew.
“Those who resort to such a reckless act are usually psychi-
cally and mentally unstable people or those who manifest demonic
influences in their personality. These aspects may not be noticed
by the people around the suicidal person and can even seem un-
reasonable compared to his life up to that time. People’s stupidity
and ignorance, however, cannot be substituted for truth.”
I was amazed that the lama seemed to know very well what
I had talked about with Elinor before his arrival. Nonetheless, I
noticed that he was discretely pointing only to those aspects of
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elements as well.”
“There are mysteries and mysteries,” the lama answered.
“Some aspects must be revealed at the right time. Otherwise,
there is a possibility that the entire action could be endangered.
This can be due to a lack of self control with regard to emotions
and thought that can cause one to act chaotically. Although you
know many initiatory aspects and have been faced with very
shocking realities for a normal human, I feel that you are still not
ready to know beforehand what is going to happen in a couple
of days. This is exactly why I asked you to trust us completely.
Your experience will be very intense. It is one thing to read in
books or hear something but completely something else to be
personally faced with that reality. Be at peace. We will also be
with you. There’s nothing to be afraid of.”
Peace and calm were the last things on my mind after hear-
ing Repa Sundhi’s pep talk.
“I think that uncertainty will generate more thoughts than
knowing what to expect,” I said timidly.
“I could, of course, reveal to you the reason for this travel;
but this case is very special and must be treated very carefully.
There are several reasons why it is better to proceed this way.
First of all, I suggested this way of action as the most appro-
priate one as there are also perturbing forces that will find out
the purpose of our departure and will want to hinder it by any
means. I need to sort these things out and protect the mission.
Besides, this is why I am accompanied by the yidam who is an
important stabilizing agent in such dangerous circumstances.”
“But, you said that the yidam is not your creation! How did
he then end up in your company?” I asked.
“If I would give you a detailed answer to this question, I
would have to reveal the reason of the trip we are taking. So, I
will only give you a general view in order to appease your mental
agitation a little bit. We will go to a certain area in the Apuseni
Mountains where you will meet someone. This event, however,
will happen under very special circumstances. You will see and
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fact you can’t cope with it as you are not ready yet!’ Do you
think you’ll be joyful? Do you think you will instantly accept it
and go home, happy that you were relieved of a burden? I can
assure you that this wouldn’t be your inner reaction. You would
end up feeling frustrated and regret that you even considered this
proposition. You see, that’s why it is very good to always say
what you actually feel in the depths of your heart as only that
has meaning, only that truly has power and impact over others.
Leave the verbal and behavioral artifices to the ones who don’t
know all these things. In time, they will too awaken to a more
profound reality and will then teach others how to act correctly.
“Rest assured that if you were called to realize this action,
it is not at all by chance. There are, of course, some hidden
reasons related to your being that you obviously don’t know
now; but they justify all that’s been geared up to facilitate the
present situation. So, be sincerely humble and not just for show
as this way you will become pure and untouchable to negative
influences.”
After this “cold shower” that I honestly did not expect, I
have decided to pay more attention to what I feel, think and
speak. Carefully analyzing myself, I noticed that the lama was
perfectly right. Although I had been sincere with my words, I
however had more profound intentions that did not totally cor-
respond to what I said.
I realize that the true battle to reach perfection happens inside
at the core and in the depths of the mind and soul. Even the ap-
parently insignificant malignant aspects and tendencies, that for
some are part of their normal daily attitude, must be identified and
eliminated. No stain is admitted if you truly want to be perfect.
“Nonetheless, these are simple situations that – if there’s
interest and willingness – can be solved very quickly,” the lama
continued to explain. “The true problems appear when a man
gets into major negative habits. Unpleasant experiences in life
fuel negative and inferior feelings in many people with emotions
like hate, malice, anger or revenge. For the ignorant one, the
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by regular people.
“Unfortunately, these things are exactly as you said for such
people,” Repa Sundhi admitted. “A man that is not aware of or
even informed of his own subtle aura cannot believe that the
planet he’s living on is itself a ‘being’ with a gigantic aura. For
an experienced clairvoyant, however, this is only too obvious.
They have free and unlimited access to the astral plane and can,
in certain circumstances, perceive the actual aura of the planet
which is very ‘charged.’ ”
“I know that the aura of a being can give much information
about their physical and psychic state, but is this also valid in re-
gards to the destiny of that respective being?” I asked. “I mean,
does our aura contain information about our karma?”
“The energetic structure of the aura is very complex,” he
responded, “but an essential part of it is that within it is encoded
practically any information about that man that is more or less
hidden in specific ways. Hence, the correct ‘reading’ of the aura
can foresee the nature of a future disease, its seriousness, or even
the death of that respective being if certain particular signs are
seen. Usually, these ‘symptoms’ are the result of some karmic
mistakes made in previous lives that were transmitted into the
present life and have even been unconsciously accentuated by
that person. Such karmic influences of a subtle energetic nature
appear in the aura as dark vortexes and are almost black in very
serious cases. From the exterior to the interior, they look like a
deep ‘funnel’ towards the body outline. In a way, they can be
likened in form and structure with a boil. Their presence in the
aura is most often a sign of destiny for that person’s life.
“It’s very similar for the Earth’s aura. The most harmful
elements that contributed to it becoming impure are men’s vices
and misdeeds to which you can add wrongly orientated technol-
ogy. The situation is becoming acute because of the great num-
ber of human beings living on the surface of the planet who act
wrongly and tip the balance to the negative side.”
After a short break, during which I intensely analyzed the
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information I had just heard, the lama felt the need to give me
further explanations.
“The aura is, in fact, a subtle energetic cumulus and de-
pends upon the predominant nature of the energies that comprise
it. Things here are relatively simple: if you act only beneficially
then you accumulate positive energies of a beneficial nature in
your aura. Such an aura is bright, alive, active and radiant. But
for those who fall prey to vices and persevere in perverse and
negative thinking, their aura is gradually becoming more and
more impure with maleficent energies. These make it dull, tar-
nished, and dominated by dark colors like muddy green, brown,
dark red and even areas of dark grey and black.
“These particularities of the aura are intimately correlated
with destiny’s traits. The interaction between human beings or
between them and the things or phenomena surrounding them
is firstly an energetic interaction at the subtle level of the aura.
This is by virtue of the known principle that ‘birds of a feather
flock together,’ and this principle is valid everywhere through-
out the Creation. That is why a human being that is evil and
even satanic in his behavior will never be capable of doing good
deeds. For the same reason, you will almost never see a gang of
villains going to church and enjoying the company of priests and
saints in order to repent and transform their lives. Those unfor-
tunate beings will continue to act by virtue of the predominantly
negative energetic vibrations that they have in their aura and will
associate with people of the same nature, outdoing one another
in new misdoings. As I have already told you, they thus sow the
seeds of a bitter destiny that they will have to live with the same
intensity of loss and suffering that they caused others.”
“I’ve met people who mockingly say that they will have
enough time afterwards to ‘pay’ for the mistakes done at the
present,” I said. “Personally, I think this is a very detrimental
vision of reality.”
“It is true that in their unawareness and ignorance, many
people let themselves be tempted by their mind’s voice and
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Due to several factors, both internal and external, this will gen-
erate a continuous fluctuation of the being between opposite
poles. For example, if maleficent accumulations are present in
the nature of that being when he comes into contact with a ma-
leficent ambiance, he will be affected and will relive states that
he abhors. A being who has accumulated beneficial energy par
excellence will not have any maleficent reaction if in the same
negative ambiance. The one who has even a little maleficent cu-
mulus in his aura will feel, in a reduced way, that environment.
In other words, he will still notice that the respective ambiance is
bad. By the opposite, a totally beneficial being, even when com-
ing into contact with that inferior environment, will not perceive
it as such. He will, of course, be aware of its nature due to the
reactions of those who are found there. Nevertheless, he will
remain completely unaffected because there are no connections
in his aura to those negative energetic manifestations. This is a
very important aspect and this is why I want you to understand
it well,” Repa Sundhi added in an emphatic voice.
After thinking for a little while, I said, “I very well realize
that it is essential to accumulate as many beneficial and elevated
energies as possible in my aura in order to generate a state of
balance and harmony in my structure.”
“More than that, the accumulations that a being gets in his
aura will be the ones triggering all the leaps to come in that be-
ing’s spiritual evolution,” Repa Sundhi completed. “You must
know that by continuing to accumulate, the chance of evolution-
ary leaps can always appear. It’s good that you understand the
necessity to accumulate exclusively positive energies at the level
of the aura. Afterwards, as I told you before, these accumula-
tions will add up and generate the premise for an evolutionary
leap towards an accelerated evolution.
“The same is valid for spiritual regress or involution. But
we are not talking anymore about a leap in this case. A leap is a
synonym with going forwards, but a fall represents a downfall of
the being into the abyss of evil. For as long as there’s still evil
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not want to disturb him with any questions and just abandoned
myself to the flow of events that were unfolding.
The jeep had left the secondary road for a while now and
was climbing a country road that wound itself through several
villages spread on the tall hillsides. At very close range, I could
see the first summits that were covered in vast forests. Leaving
behind us a last settlement of only a few houses, we entered a
forest road that was surprisingly well maintained. You could tell
that there had not been anyone going that way for a long time as
the vegetation had grown wild in the road and by its sides. You
could even see the wheel tracks which are normally encountered
in such areas. The road sloped through the forest for approxi-
mately one and a half kilometers until it was blocked. All three
of us got out of the car, and I saw a very large clearing through
the trees that had been created by wood cutters. Only the stumps
of the trees were left, partially covered by vegetation.
“We will walk from here,” said Repa Sundhi. “There are
no humans for miles around us, but you will be delighted by the
scenery.”
I then confessed that I did not have the necessary training
to cross the mountains, my last attempt to do so being over ten
years ago; but the lama assured me that I would not have to
make too much of an effort as the route was easy and the slope
was not that steep.
All three of us broke into the clearing. Only then did I real-
ize that we were in fact right on the crest of the hill we had driv-
en up earlier. I think that it was actually a part of the mountain
range we had been looking at as it was much smaller than other
crests and connected to the mountain through a not too deep and
relatively narrow valley.
We crossed the clearing and walked towards the mountain
through the tall and yielding grass which curiously enough was
still green. The weather was warm and the mild breeze brought
the smell of fallen leaves and damp earth. I then felt the first
wafts of an unmistakable perfume I knew only too well. It was
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At the same time as all of this was going on, I was aware
that I was capable of lucidly observing the feeling of fear that had
gripped me and was even able to rapidly analyze its causes and
origin. This caused a shock in my entire being, forcing the clar-
ity of a situation I had not even been aware of until then. I asked
myself the following question: if, on the one hand, I am the one
who lives the fear and anguish I was facing, then who was the
one who was observing that emotion and contraction of my whole
being? I was forced to admit that it was not someone else separate
from me. I lived that fear myself and could say for certain that
it was still me who was the one detachedly observing it. While
the first feeling was giving me an acute state of contraction and
discomfort within my entire being, the second one was calm-
ing me and lifting me, offering a state of great trust and safety.
While I was profoundly absorbed in these reflections, Repa Sun-
dhi addressed me without any introduction as if we were just
resuming a prior discussion.
“Your inner observations are correct, but the confusion has
not completely disappeared yet. You are very close to making a
significant leap of consciousness and understanding of the com-
plex relations between what is real and what is false. Now is a
very good moment to realize that the phenomenal world is struc-
tured so as absorb all of man’s attention in a wrong interpretative
direction. It is a magical act, an excellent example of cosmic il-
lusion. Apparently, no one nor no thing could convince a human
being that the reality he lives in is not exactly as he perceives it.
But, as you have the opportunity to see for yourself right now,
this belief is erroneous. All of man’s beliefs and prejudices re-
garding matter and the laws of classical physics are proven to be
false and inapplicable. The problem is, that during his countless
existences, the human being gradually fortified these false be-
liefs and prejudices in a central focus which he thinks represents
his individuality.”
“I don’t understand very well,” I said. “I think I am what,
in fact, I am not?”
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“Exactly. But it’s not just you who does that but also any
other being within the Creation. There are, of course, different
grades of intensity. The greater the ignorance, the more a man is
caught up in the toil of this illusion which he finds very difficult
to get rid of. Analyze carefully the inner perception you just
had. It’s a good start. Can you tell which of the two ‘identities’
you were closer to before now?”
It was not too difficult to realize what he was saying so I
answered immediately.
“Naturally, of the one who made me feel fear. It seems
much stronger, much closer to me.”
“‘Me’ who?” the lama asked. “Define ‘me.’ ”
Suddenly I realized that I had no clear idea of who or what
I truly am. My first tendency was to identify with the body, but
even I, only at the beginning on the path of understanding cer-
tain initiatory aspects, knew that such an idea is, in fact, an aber-
ration. How could I be, in my essence, this body when I cannot
even be aware of it at all times? Not earlier than a few days,
when I noticed that I was perfectly lucid, I had no perception of
my body whatsoever and did not wish to either. The profound
state of relaxation and dilation that had then been induced in me
by the lama and the yidam caused me to transcend the percep-
tions of my body which are very limited. Even so, I continued
to know that I exist but under no circumstances as a consistency
of material physical form.
“Look for the answer,” Repa Sundhi spurred me. “This is
where the essence of existence lies. Whenever contradictory
situations appear, carefully analyze the causes that led there.
There can’t be two truths in one. That is why you must correctly
understand what the falsehood consists of. The main advantage
of this is that you will never be tricked again into believing the
falseness and it won’t affect your existence as it did before then.
If, for example, you profoundly understood that your real iden-
tity is not this body but a much more subtle reality, then you can
be sure that you will not be confronted anymore with a whole
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have the faintest idea. Even so, I immediately knew that she is
a very elevated deity. I cannot explain very well how I knew. It
was probably from her unusual appearance correlated with the
very intense emotion I felt when I saw her face; combined with
the knowledge I had of the oriental pantheon of deities and their
iconographic representations. In some way, my subconscious
fused all the information to a definite and very clear conclusion.
Or perhaps it was a very strong telepathic transmission that de-
termined a profound belief within my being. No matter the rea-
son, I knew I was facing a goddess.
Stunned, I watched as she came closer to me. The feeling I
had then was that she was moving slowly, like walking on water,
although I could see very well that her steps were on the ground.
The closer she came, the more pressure I felt on my body so that
it almost pushed me backwards. My heart was racing, and I could
feel my blood rushing through my body. Everything around
me seemed to be dilating as things became brighter and clearer.
The goddess was stirring. No one could have remained in-
different to her astonishing appearance or resisted her intense
look. She was very tall for a woman. I think her body was
almost two meters in height but perfectly harmonious. I had
never seen something so delightful that illustrated such perfec-
tion of form. Even now, when I write all of this, the image of
the goddess is so alive in my mind that, just by mentally project-
ing myself into those extraordinary moments I have lived, I can
see everything in the finest detail and exactly as I perceived and
lived it then.
Her imposing height was doubled by an extraordinary ra-
diation that she emanated in an almost visible way. I had no-
ticed something similar with the yidam when I saw the air vi-
brating around his body. Only now, this mysterious radiation
was emanating from the body like rays of the goddess although
these were not rays of light. It was more of a subtle and hidden
vibration, but because of its profoundness, it became much more
pervasive. This was probably why that phenomenal force and
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sensuality. Her fine and delicate smile was revealing the white-
ness of perfect teeth and emphasized her cheekbones. The su-
perb eyes were big and slightly oblong, and her black eyebrows,
slightly arched, defined even better their perfect shape. The long
black long hair was falling straight to half-way down her back
and was shimmering magically in the blue light of the cave. Her
forehead was clear; and in the middle of it, I could see a vertical
line of approximately five centimeters that was of a dark violet
color and phosphorescent.
I noticed that the skin of her face was a lighter shade of blue
while the perfect neck was almost navy blue. Maybe that was
just my feeling as a result of the luminous and stirring radiation
emanating from her eyes. The goddess was wearing a simple
translucent dark green veil that matched the color of her skin
and eyes in a remarkable way. This veil was pinned in a compli-
cated way over her right shoulder and loosely gathered around
her waist with a golden thread. The sheer material the veil was
made of allowed a discreet glimpse of the superb shape of her
breasts and the shiny dark blue skin of her thighs.
The goddess brought her hand closer to my neck and touched
me lightly at the base of it. Immediately thereafter, she made the
same gesture to the middle of my forehead and the crown of my
head. I could see her delicate fingers very closely with their nails
of dark red and her arm stretched in a natural gesture. The gor-
geous gold bracelets adorned in rubies that she wore on her wrist
were moving slightly and making a bright tinkling noise. On her
unveiled upper arm she wore another bracelet of gold, wider and
encrusted with sapphires. Her ankles were also adorned in thin
gold bracelets, but these had no precious stones. Around her neck
she had a necklace of a rare beauty made of emeralds and white
pearls that shone brightly in contrast with her delicate blue skin.
The moment she touched me with her fingers, an inner light-
ing crossed my body along the spine. I thought I would faint but
I did not. I was still standing in the same place, but I could not
feel my body anymore. It was as if I had been overcome by
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You must know that this method is also applied to human beings
in other areas of the world.
The body and face of the goddess had a fascinating attrac-
tion for me. I was almost in a trance as I looked at her perfect
beauty and listened to her out-of-this-world words. In a low
voice, I asked her a question with profound emotion.
“What is in reality the purpose of these special preparations?
Things seem complex to me and the efforts very sustained. What
is happening here? What is secretly being planned?”
I then noticed that the vertical violet line in the middle of
her forehead intensified its shine. The voice of the goddess then
enveloped me from all directions.
“When the time comes, causes that have been long seeded
will start to come to fruition. This, however, depends mainly
upon people’s will. There is never just one possibility, but in the
case of major events, we can talk about directions of probability.
The true battle is to tip the balance of the most probable direc-
tion one way or the other.”
The goddess then looked at the trio standing behind me who
were next to the gap in the mountain wall. She then exchanged a
few phrases with Repa Sundhi in a language I did not understand
but assumed was Tibetan. Immediately after that, all three of
them left the cave, leaving me alone with that celestial being. It
was as if my thoughts were numbed, and I only wanted to look at
her and adore her divine beauty and majestic grace. I felt my heart
brimming with an uproar that I could not control anymore. Tears
filled my eyes and ran down my cheeks. I tried to remain standing
although my feet were trembling and my hands were weak.
I then noticed how the eyes of the goddess became brighter.
The air around her lit up, pulsing in golden rays like high inten-
sity flashes. She moved further away from me, making a dis-
creet sign to follow her. A few meters from the end of the cave,
on the left of the corridor, I noticed an area that seemed cut into
the rock. It looked like a giant step or a stage of approximately
one meter and a half in height. Its depth was not more than a
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eat him. It is the same situation when man falls prey to fits of
insensate fury and fierce hate that make him decay and reach a
deplorable state.”
I listened, enraptured by the goddess’s words. Their very
special sonority created within me a wonderful state that was
facilitating a profound understanding.
“What is the solution then?” I asked.
“Strive towards balance in everything you do,” the goddess
answered. “Always keep yourself in the center. This will allow
you to be in the middle of the action and at the same time not
to become attached to it. Be firm and balanced in your kind-
ness towards others without wanting to get something in return.
Emotional bartering is even worse than deceit. These are the
premises of wisdom.”
I now had the feeling that I had been there for days, perfect-
ing my spiritual evolution. The never ending emotions, unrest,
weakness and amazement that I had been overwhelmed by until
then were now being gradually replaced with a feeling of won-
derful force and energy that generated a continuous state of in-
ner happiness within me. But just as I was realizing this with
great delight, I intuitively perceived that my meeting with the
goddess was coming to an end.
Tending to become sad, there is no way I wanted to leave
her in order to come back to our world. The goddess smiled her
fascinating smile and spoke to me in a slightly rebuking tone.
“See how difficult it is to keep yourself unaffected by sad-
ness and joy, no matter how intense they are? In the exact mo-
ment you think you have reached the apex, you immediately dis-
cover the ghost of dissatisfaction and suffering. The truly strong
one learns to be beyond both manifestations. In a way, you are
attached to my physical shape and my presence. Sometimes
thousands of years are needed for these traces of attachment to
disappear. To your delight, however, I am telling you that you
will see me again soon — very soon.”
My heart started beating hard.
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aware that I did not know how to call her. Suddenly, my despair
had reached a paroxysm. In that very moment, I heard her well
known voice in my mind, saying just one name very clearly:
Machandi. I froze. The next moment, I spoke her name myself,
and I noticed with great joy that its effect was very relaxing and
calming. Nonetheless, the impact of her abrupt departure was
still very strong and was not going to fade so quickly. The only
factor that I considered to be positive in those moments was that,
as she promised, I was going to meet her again in a very short
time period.
Impatient to find out from Repa Sundhi when that meeting
would happen, I went towards the stone step in the mountain’s
wall and took the wooden box that contained the precious parch-
ment. I looked once more at the cave where I had just lived
through what was perhaps the most emotionally intense experi-
ence of my life. It then occurred to me that its sacred space and
dreamlike blue light had been guarding the secret entrance to
another world for thousands of years. I was not meant to know
at that time, however, what mysteries that world was hiding or
who its inhabitants were. I was almost sure, however, that be-
tween that mysterious land and the great discovery in the Bucegi
mountains was a very strong connection, and I was hoping that I
would have the opportunity to find out more details about this in
the not too distant future. Besides, Repa Sundhi had said that I
would gain access to these secrets but in a certain matter of time.
This thought gave me a feeling of hope and trust in the future
as I imagined that I would see Machandi again and be around
her always. In those moments I was still not completely aware
of the real significance of the event I had lived through in the
cave. I brought the box closer to my chest, mentally thanking
the goddess for her kindness and stepped into the dark space of
the niche in the mountain’s wall in order to return to the world I
had left earlier.
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In front of the cave, Repa Sundhi, the yidam and Elinor were
waiting for me. The cold wind swept me frontally, bringing me
back to a much harsher and tangible reality. The shadows of the
twilight were darkening the clouds even more than they were
already and the rocky landscape was fully contributing to my
feeling of sadness after having left Machandi.
As we walked back on the same path we came on, I was
deep in thought and profoundly marked by my meeting with
Machandi. Having consideration for my state of mind, the other
three were also quiet and composed.
I soon realized, however, that I was not really acting cor-
rectly. The experience I had just lived through was supposed
to be grounds for joy and exuberance and not for sadness and
thoughtfulness. The separation from the goddess was predict-
able, and I had yet to return to the world where I had a meaning
and a purpose to put into practice the teachings that had been
revealed to me and to fulfill the secret mission that I had been
assigned. I had the parchment as well as certain esoteric infor-
mation and knowledge, but no plan had been mapped out and
there was no precise direction of action to take.
Under such circumstances, I understood that this was not
like a company where you outline ways and benchmarks in or-
der to reach a performance goal. If it were like that, situations in
life would run as if on automatic pilot which would eventually
make the “game” predictable. I only had an idea of what I was
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level, there won’t be any need of her telling you anything as you
will be capable of seeing and even ‘living’ those times yourself
in the most real way imaginable.”
The thought that I could always remain by Machandi’s side
was giving me wings.
“The main problem is that, through time, the impression
was created that Rama and Sita left current day India and went
west when, in fact, Rama actually ruled the present territory of
your country,” the lama continued to explain. “Much more pre-
cise information I can give you is that his royal abode was in the
area of Salaj County and that, for several years, he and Sita had
a retreat in the mountain forests that was located exactly in the
valley of the Apuseni Mountains that we passed through yester-
day. There are not many differences from the landscape back
then except that the vegetation was much taller. Those were
times during which certain deities of the celestial planes were
materializing in the physical plane and living for years amongst
the people.”
Seeing the ever growing astonishment written all over my
face, Repa Sundhi continued to tell me of the other extraordi-
nary aspects of those long ago passed times.
“The level of consciousness of the population then living
in the Carpathian area was very elevated. People were few and
settled mostly in the valleys and on the mountain peaks. Their
life was profoundly meditative; and back then, many events hap-
pened that today would be categorized as being amazing divine
miracles. You must also know that the subtle impregnation of
those times was so strong that it still has not completely vanished
even today after more than nine thousand years. A fundamental
energetic matrix was created then that will be actualized again in
the near future as a result of certain laws of cycles.
“There is, of course, much more to say about that long
gone era even if scientists affirm that it is just the result of a
lavish fantasy. There are, however, some important proofs that
some historians possess as well as some remarkable studies that
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control those chaotic states that trouble the mind and the organ-
ism. As you can see, it is all a matter of control.”
“And to learn how to achieve this control needs a lot of
patience and perseverance,” I said. “For example, it is clear that
if the fury is controlled then the speech and ways of acting will
be controlled, too. But you have to know that I wasn’t furious
at all. I was becoming anxious and feverish in my desire to see
Machandi again.”
“I know this very well,” the lama answered. “I was just
suggesting a possible subject of meditation that can be applied
in any situation. For example, you could understand from it that
patience is closely related to a constant effort. Of course, I am
referring to elevated aspects of effort, not necessarily to that of a
physical nature. So, I mean the effort of being persevering, the
effort of unselfishly helping others and so on. And no matter
how strange it may seem, the greatest effort is the one of firmly
rooting yourself in meditation.”
I admitted to Repa Sundhi that he had hit the spot.
“Yes, there’s a problem here,” I said. “I tried to do this as
well as I possibly could, but it is very difficult. Some people
have even told me that they would get bored to death by staying
still in the same place for more than a few minutes. I confess
that this inhibited me somehow.”
“Those who think like the people you mention have a weak
and very agitated mind. Don’t pay them too much attention as
they do not know much of these mysteries. Do not let yourself
be influenced by such as otherwise you will always fall into the
temptation of taking the easy but descendant path of the igno-
rant ones. If you are firm in your decision, you will never fail
to make progress. While others will struggle with all kinds of
problems and sufferings, you will gradually become almost in-
tangible to such difficulties as you will be putting your life in or-
der and balancing your destiny through your positive actions.”
“What do you call a positive action?” I asked. “I mean, ex-
cept for the virtues known to all, I am asking you so as to know
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frightened anyone.
The dogs stopped rather suddenly, but they continued
to bark wildly from a distance of some fifty meters from us.
They were thrashing and squirming but could not go beyond
that fifty meter limit. The brightness of the light was diminishing
gradually now and creating strange shadows in the valley. When
darkness surrounded us once more, I could not see anything.
Even so, I could just about make out what could be the sheepfold
higher up the mountain. A heavy silence had come down, inter-
rupted only at times by the thunder rumbling from far away.
I then became aware that I had returned to the normal per-
ception of the events around me. While we kept on going up the
mountain, I came closer to Repa Sundhi and told him in short
what I had witnessed just moments before. He answered that
my perception had been mainly at a subtle level. The fierce dogs
were in fact embodiments of astral demonic entities who wanted
to attack us and provoke an intense state of fear in order to stop
the normal unfolding of the initiation that was going to happen
that night. In physical reality, however, the nineteen youngsters
did not see or hear anything except the terrible lighting that
fell upon the Gugu peak. The lama revealed that I was capable
of having those perceptions through the grace of the goddess
Machandi who was going to reveal herself very soon.
Meanwhile, our group reached an area where the slope
became much more abrupt and rocky. The sky was now com-
pletely covered in thick clouds, often pierced by lightning that
partially brightened the landscape. The atmosphere was very
charged with electricity and the tension in the air was almost
tangible. The sky looked like a pot ready to boil over. Two giant
lightning bolts hit the mountain slope signalling the unleashing
of a great storm. The rain started to fall in heavy waves while
the wind raged wildly, spraying raindrops in all directions.
I was then witness to an extraordinary phenomenon. Our
whole group was draped in a sort of light that covered and com-
pletely isolated us from the terrible atmospheric phenomena that
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By Peter Moon
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RE C O I L
If you are walking the earth and have just finished reading
Radu’s incredible tale, the chances are that you have been ex-
posed to some startling new information which has challenged
the way you think. Having said that, most of the information
Radu relayed was not really new. It is quite ancient. What is
new or novel, however, is his experience, particularly when you
juxtapose it with modern humans. In other words, most modern
humans are not privy to such information or exposed to similar
experiences. Just as it was alluded to in the book, they are not
particularly evolved nor are they inclined to be in synch with the
information presented in this book. The whole idea of this book,
however, is based upon the proposition that this will change.
Based upon the feedback I have received thus far, most
readers have responded positively to Radu’s book. There is also
a minority who have issues. Some are not comfortable with the
way Radu expresses himself. In Transylvanian Sunrise, Radu
stated very clearly why he wrote the book the way he did. It
was to tell the story as succinctly as possible and get the in-
formation out. He has done a great job, and I personally have
no trouble understanding him. As far as Romanians go, Radu
speaks very good English. I believe, however, that the reason
some are uncomfortable with his writing is that it takes them
out of their comfort zone. It challenges you to look at things in
a way that you might not otherwise consider. Besides that, it is
written from someone who comes from a different culture.
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was extremely thoughtful and courteous to our needs for our two
night visit. He drove us to the monastery, showed us around and
made sure we were fed.
Immediately taking us into his office, where he also slept,
Father Antonius excitedly showed us pictures he had taken in
Jerusalem. One was of a Madonna and baby Christ who were
both black. I asked him why they were both black but go no an-
swer. He then showed me a footprint on a rock from the Mount
of Olives that is, according to legend, the last footprint of Jesus
on Earth. I took a strong interest in this topic because Jesus is
said to have ascended to heaven from the Mount of Olives. I
have written a book, The Montauk Book of the Living, that is all
about synchronicities with regard to the subject of olives.
During the writing of that book, I discovered that the olive
is wrapped up into the deepest mysteries of many religious and
oracular traditions, only one of which is Christianity. Those are
explained in the book, but my own personal interaction with the
theme of the olive proved to be equally intriguing and mysterious.
It was my fleeting association with Olive Pharoah, the Matriarch
of the Montauk Indians, which propelled me to revisit and redis-
cover salient events in my own life which were intertwined with
the theme of the olive. My first out-of-the-body experiences took
place on Olive Drive in Davis, California and in a location that was
nearby olive trees. Second, my parents were killed in a crash and
buried on the land that once was Rancho Los Olivas, the histori-
cal memory of which has been preserved by Los Olivas Adobe
near Ventura, California. The focal point of Adobe Los Olivas
is a fountain beneath an olive tree.* Third, there was a legendary
blue Amazon queen of Atlantis named Antinea who gave Man-
kind the olive. Her name was transliterated by the Greeks into
Athena. Through name associations and genetic heritage links,
I could trace the ancestors on both sides of my parental family
trees to Antinea’s descendants: the Berbers of North Africa. More
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the Queen or Lady of the Olives. Egyptians also used olive leaves to bury their dead
as the olive was a symbol of the pathway to and from this world.
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grid. The August 12th date gets most of the credit because that
date is believed to be when the actual Philadelphia Experiment
of 1943 occurred as well as the climax of the Montauk Project
in 1983. August 12th is also referred to as the birthday of the
Egyptian goddess Isis (Queen of the Olives). It is a time when
the star Sirius is at its closest point to the Earth and is sacred to
the ancient Egyptians who recognized Sirius as the home of their
ancestors as do the Dogon of Africa who learned this from and
were culturally interconnected with the Amazigh Berbers of the
Sahara. On August 14th, 2003, there was a major blackout in the
northeastern United States, the epicenter of which was Preston
Nichols’ new home in Cairo, New York. All of these time asso-
ciations are interesting because it was also August of 2003 when
the amazing discoveries were made beneath the Romanian Sphinx
that are discussed in Transylvanian Sunrise.
The most notable aspect of the above mentioned series of
synchronicities had to do with the fact that we were taking our
sacred journey to Sarmizegetusa the next day, August 11, 2009.
At this time, Nicole also informed me that David Anderson had
left a nice message on her cell phone saying that he wished he
could be with us. He had been invited to make the trip but his
business responsibilities prevented this.
Father Antonius had us woken up at 5:30 a.m. the next morn-
ing and saw that we had breakfast. At 6:30 a.m., we got into a
taxi that he had arranged to take us on the ride to Sarmizegetusa
which would take a little less than an hour. The roads to this locale
are not on the main highways and it was a very bumpy ride, the
last part being a dirt road. As we climbed up the mountain at one
point, the car stalled inexplicably. Whether it was or not, and I
would say that it was, it seemed like a spiritual force making itself
known. It was kind of obvious. Once this was recognized, the car
regained power and we made the final ascent. We arrived about
7:30 a.m. and made our way down the short trail. There are signs
warning you to be careful as there are poisonous vipers nearby.
Until noon, we had the whole area completely to ourselves. We
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they could not join us. Nicole said there were no restaurants but
maybe we could find a pizza parlor or something.
As I heard the girls talking in Romanian, I could tell that we
were headed back on a long walk to the monastery. We were not
going to a restaurant or pizza parlor of any kind because there were
none. This is Romania. It was disappointing to me and not just
because I wanted to show my appreciation. I was hungry and had
been eating at the monastery or Atlantykron for a week. My long
journey was almost over. I felt like sitting down at a restaurant
and relaxing a bit. As we were all hungry, Cristina pointed to a
rock on the corner of two streets. We sat on the grass and used the
rock as a table to eat a meal of hard-boiled eggs, white bread, and
tomatoes. This was a bit of culture shock. The girls, who do not
come from poor families, took this in stride as such an instance is
not so uncommon in Romania. They have also negotiated there
way through colleges of higher learning on scholarships but are
very savvy when it comes to budgeting, scraping by and cutting
corners. It was a distinctly Romanian experience. On the way
back, we saw a tree with small yellow plums and those became
our dessert.
It then struck me that I would be in for a long train ride the
next day with virtually no food. In order to avoid the chaotic
change of trains that we had experienced on our trip to Transyl-
vania, Nicole was planning to get me on a train where I would
not have to change seats once. This was a relief, but the trade-off
was that there would be no stops to eat nor would I even have a
chance to go to a real grocery store. With regard to groceries, the
girls were both in the same boat as they would be travelling the
next day in the opposite direction but only for six hours. I had
to travel nine hours to Bucharest.
Walking down the last few blocks before we would arrive at
the country road to take the long walk to the monastery, we saw
a small sign that said “kiosk” that was really a lower harmonic
vestige of a 7-11 store. Someone was selling potato chips and
the like out of a garage. This was apparently my last chance to
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get something to eat for tomorrow’s trip, but there was absolutely
nothing there that I would eat save for a bag of popcorn that Nicole
insisted on paying for.
As we passed the very last house before the long road back
to the monastery, a man came out of his house and pointed to the
skies and said the Pleiades would be out tonight. He wanted to
see them but the clouds were going to make it difficult. As he
spoke only Romanian, Nicole translated. When I told him how
lucky he was to live in such a beautiful environment, he became
even more friendly and invited us to his home and organic gar-
den. He started feeding us all sorts of vegetables and fruits and
then started bringing out cakes and wine. By the time we were
done, we had been fed up to our ears. Once again, an experience
that was distinctly Romanian. He also provided us with bags of
food for the train ride the next day. I had a bag of pears, apples
and oranges which made the return trip much more pleasurable.
Perhaps the prayers of the bishop had been answered. This man
regularly provides food for the monastery. It capped off a very
successful journey.
Although our physical journey was essentially done, the sacred
aspect was not finished by a long shot. Both evenings I was at
the monastery, I committed myself to a specific chi gong exercise
every night for one hour. I eventually continued this exercise for
thirteen months. If any professional boxer would do this particu-
lar exercise for a year, he would never be in danger of punching
himself out. In fact, he could punch continuously for the entire
fight provided he did not get himself knocked out. Besides that,
it has tremendous health and spiritual benefits. Before I would
go to bed each night, and even though I was very tired, I would
go out on the balcony of the monastery and do this exercise for
one hour into the Transylvanian night. In the far distance, I could
see an explosion of light reaching up into the night sky. Nicole
explained to me that the New Orthodox Cathedrals, which are very
ornate, are built with open spaces at the top that are shaped like
crosses and they light up the night sky. It was a poetic scene.
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in the chapel below. It was not like a Catholic wafer but was a
real piece of bread. Nicole wanted to know if I had eaten yet
because it has to be taken on an empty stomach. As I had eaten
a plum, she said I should wait until the next morning and take it
then. She was very intent on me doing so.
Keep in mind that I am not a Christian and never have been.
My friends from childhood even remember me being quite critical
of this human institution and suggesting it was perhaps the most
knuckle-headed thing invented by Mankind. It was not until I
became an ordained minister for the Church of Scientology that
I actually learned to respect and correlate all religious traditions.
This was further enhanced by reading 777 and Other Qabalistic
Writings of Aleister Crowley which demonstrates how all religions
correlate with the Tree of Life.
Most people who believe in Christianity have not fully ex-
amined their own gray matter that propagates their feelings or
intellectual capacity with regard to how they are interpreting
the data they are receiving about the subject. By gray matter I
am referring to their own mental mechanisms which would also
extend to their emotional and spiritual mechanisms. On top of
that, virtually all Christians are completely ignorant of the name
of their founder and what it represents in terms of ancient magic
from millennia ago. Their understanding is often embarrassingly
simplistic as if suitable for a school play. Christians, nevertheless,
are no less spiritual than anyone else. Just like anyone else, they
have their own filter between the divine and the physical world.
In Nicole’s case, she is a very pure spirit and Christianity just
happens to be her interface with the divine. Just as I had respected
Father Antonius and asked for his prayers (which seemed to work),
I told her that I would take the Eucharist the next morning out of
respect to her. I also adore her.
Nicole and Cristina accompanied me to the train station where
Nicole made double sure I would be on the same train and in
the same seat all the way to Bucharest where I would be met by
her friend Ana. We said goodbye, and I took the long nine hour
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train ride to Bucharest. The carrots, pears and other fruit that had
been given to me came in very handy. The highlight of the trip,
however, was the popcorn that Nicole bought for me. It hit the
spot at the right time.
The train arrived in Bucharest at 9:00 p.m. and Ana was
waiting for me right on time. A very friendly girl, Ana took me
to a youth hostel which was a short walk away. Again, I would
have preferred to have stayed in a hotel but everything had been
arranged already. To go against the flow would have been cum-
bersome to say the least. I would spend the night in a large coed
dorm with college age people. It made me feel young.
I took the Eucharist the next morning on an empty stomach
and prayed for a miracle. That was the whole idea. Ana picked
me up and showed me around Bucharest a bit before taking me to
the airport. It was on the plane that the miracle occurred. After
taking my seat, I saw one black man get on the plane. I made an
immediate decision or prayer that this man would sit down next
to me. As I am interested in and have written about the Moors of
ancient history, I wanted him to sit by me in order that I might ask
him about any sort of black community in Bucharest as there are
hardly any blacks in Romania. His seat was right next to me.
As it turned out, this man was a Christian minister who was
accompanied by a white woman from another church. They had
been in Moldova in order to address and correct the abuse of a
young boy who had been stoned at the instigation of a priest of
the New Orthodox Church. The young boy was an orphan who
had been adopted by a Pentecostal missionary and his wife. The
minister had purchased a tractor for the local community but was
perceived as a threat by the priest. He was not only a different
domination of Christianity, he was helping the locals and would
therefore gain credibility and popularity. The priest stirred up his
congregation against the family and the young orphan was stoned
and hospitalized in what became an international incident. This
man and woman had been there to ensure that the boy got proper
treatment and that the situation was calmed down and addressed
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realized that it was time to finally play the CD for him that Radu
had given to me over a year earlier. I had sent a copy to David,
but the pile of mail it found its way to was never opened.
As we listened to the CD, David maintained a conversation
with one of my friends. It made me think he was not too inter-
ested, and I asked him if I should turn it off. No, he said. He was
listening to everything and was interested. It seems that David
can multi-task somewhat akin to a computer.
After he finished listening to the CD, his primary comment
was that he was impressed at how much Radu had trusted me
in telling me what he did. I will reiterate, however, that most
of what Radu said is a confirmation of what is in Transylvanian
Sunrise. It concerns details surrounding the events in Transyl-
vanian Sunrise with a sincere apology that he cannot provide
further proof. This, he said, is forbidden by his superiors and
would result in him being cut off from the current access he has
to such matters. In his message, Radu stated that he hoped to
meet me fairly soon in the United States and also that he would
like to meet David Anderson.
My next step was to ask David about the people who told
him that he had met Radu. Before I could ask the question,
David explained without me having to ask. He said that when
I initially inquired about seeing Radu on my first trip to Roma-
nia (I had also asked to visit the Projection Hall in this same
request), he initiated correspondence to effect such a meeting. I
knew David was using his own office, but I did not know what
channels he had at his fingertips to accomplish such. The entire
correspondence initiated by his office ended up being forwarded
through my publisher, the only public contact for Radu. I soon
received an email from Radu stating that he could not meet me
in Romania but that he hoped to meet me in the United States.
As it turned out, David said he had also personally contacted
some of his friends in the Romanian government on my behalf.
One of these people informed David that he had actually shaken
hands with Radu, but nothing could be done at this time about
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getting me a visit. The fact that David was told this was based
upon a long history of trust, respect and cooperation between
him and his friend in the government. It apparently started with
my request to meet Radu the previous year.
While this seems to resolve one step of the mystery, it pres-
ents yet another riddle. Before I asked David if I could meet
Radu, I had asked him if he knew Radu. At first, he was not sure
who I was talking about. Then, after I explained the contents of
the book quickly to him, he said “Oh, I know who you mean. I’d
prefer not to talk about that on the phone.” He then went into a
fairly long comment on how phone conversations are not secure
in America and that he would be much more comfortable talk-
ing about this in Romania. I found this ironic because Radu felt
more comfortable talking in America.
All of this communication leads to obvious bafflement. If
David has shaken hands with Radu then why did Radu state that
he would like to meet David, that he trusted him and that he
wanted him to listen to the CD? As David and Radu are both
involved in very mysterious operations, it was hard for me to
fathom that there might be no connection between them. If there
was, neither seemed to be aware of it.
Before he left, David said that he would be releasing a paper
on time reactors in a couple of months and that I could include
that in my Montauk Pulse newsletter. Even though David did
not have all of the answers I wanted, what he eventually released
about time reactors is nothing short of remarkable. It is covered
in Appendix B of this book.
David followed up his release of information on time reac-
tors by appearing on OtherWorldRadio with me on December
30th, 2009. This was his first radio appearance in over five years.
When I had the chance to ask him a question, I asked him what I
thought was a very interesting question: “In all of your research,
what is the most humorous thing you’ve encountered?”
This is an off-the-wall sort of question, and I asked it
because it represents the human factor which is very important
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The great questions of history can soon be answered and any his-
torical event will soon be subject to study and review. David has
stated that we are way past the “what if” stage and “How do we
use this technology?” is the question now.
The implications for society are huge, but there is a device
that has been developed by the Anderson Institute that has the
potential to act as a safeguard for unwarranted use of this tech-
nology and it is known as a Time Tremor Detector or TTD. If
someone is experimenting with time, these TTDs will pick it
up and indicate where the experiments are taking place. It is
through the use of such devices that the Anderson Institute has
become part of a web of research groups across the planet which
includes but is not limited to India, China, South Korea, Russia,
and Japan.
India is by far the most advanced and active of these coun-
tries pursuing time control technology. Their Ministry of Science
and Technology in New Delhi has a Department of Research and
Development Organization (DRDO) which has set up a time re-
search project with a massive facility that is ten times larger in
scale than anything anyone else has done. It is located in the
Dighi Hills which is in the Pune District of the state of Maha-
rashtra. Pune is an industrial hub fifty-eight miles from Mumbai
(formerly Bombay) and there is a six lane highway connecting
the two cities.
Time research, David stated, is one of the most competi-
tive technologies in the world today and governments are trying
to utilize it for their own self interest. It is therefore important
that it be regulated and transparent. The Time Tremor Detector
serves this purpose.
The scientific community is split down the middle as to
whether time control technology should be disclosed or not. Da-
vid is the leading proponent for disclosure and was planning to
release a series of videos, but this has not happened as of yet.
On March 2nd, 2010 I had an opportunity to ask David Ander-
son some follow up questions on Sovereign Mind Radio, hosted
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wrote the book Love Bites about alien love bites. This email
caught my attention because it was talking about a Transylvania
Colony that was proposed as the 14th Colony of the Americas.
I had never heard of it but was curious if it had anything to do
with Transylvania in Europe. When I returned from Montauk, I
did my own research and learned the following common history
about the so called Transylvania Colony.
In 1775, a judge of dubious reputation by the name of Richard
Henderson formed the Transylvania Company with the intention
of making the Transylvania Purchase, a huge tract of land that
made up what is mostly the modern state of Kentucky. American
frontiersman, Daniel Boone, was hired to trailblaze the Cumberland
Gap so as to access this land. Boone was also involved in the
final negotiations to purchase this land from the Cherokees. The
purchase was problematic because there were other Indians who
claimed the land and Boone lost some family members over this.
The purchase was eventually voided because the legislatures of
both Virginia and North Carolina claimed parts of the land citing
an edict by King George III which stated that colonists could not
purchase land from Indians.
After reading these curious facts about the Transylvania
Purchase, a couple of interesting thoughts occurred to me. First,
King George III is well known for his insanity (see the book The
Madness of King George by Alan Bennett) that revolved around
his struggle with porphyria, a disease that is also known as “blue-
blood’s disease,” one of the symptoms of which is purple urine,
also referred to as “purple rain.” It is well known that the first
historical case of this disease is from his ancestor, Mary Queen
of Scots, whose lineage traces back to Transylvania. Porphyria
is also associated with Rh negative blood. The second thing that
occurred to me is that one of the most documented cases of Rh
negative* “blue people” is in Kentucky. You can read about the Blue
Fugates of Kentucky (on the internet) for further information.
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I have written extensively about Rh negative blue bloods in The Black Sun and The
Montauk Book of the Living. This includes members of the blue race like Machandi.
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or just his general type of DNA. I assume but do not know that
it was his individual DNA as if he was appointed in time to open
this remarkable door.
Sandy’s dream correspondence is amazing, and she had more
to say without knowledge of the material in the book. She said
that the three of us are being brought together for the coming
planetary shift to stop something. When we consider the prospect
of protecting the planet, it should be pointed out that the chamber
beneath the Sphinx gave a holographic read out on how the entire
geography and ecosystem of Romania was either protected or
could be protected by the mechanism within the mountain. It
was as if the technology for protecting that area of the earth was
all figured out long ago. There is no reason that this protection
mechanism does not also extend to Egypt, Tibet, Baghdad, Mon-
golia and the other underground areas that are mentioned in the
book. Sandy said that there are seven locations in this regard that
could protect the planet and one is in New Mexico. At that time,
she did not know that David had a time control research center
in New Mexico. While we cannot fully analyze the REM realm
statements at this time, they were intuitive at the very least.
With regard to the “24th chromosome,” let us next consider
the chamber mentioned in Transylvanian Sunrise which includes
the ability to read out one’s DNA in holographic format down
to the molecular and atomic constituents. It can also go beyond
that, but Radu Cinamar did not have time to explore this in the
first book. What is also not mentioned is the potential for the
technology to read out the circumstances of the 23rd gene-pair.
We do know that the technology can perform holographic read-
outs of potential hybridization between alien life forms. The
23rd gene-pair, however, represents a different aspect than mere
hybridization.
There are 23 gene-pairs in human DNA. Each gene-pair con-
sists of two chromosomes that are linked together. Although there
are 46 chromosomes in human DNA which make up 23 gene-pairs
(of chromosomes), people find it easier and more expressive to
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that there is a correlation between the I Ching and the way our
human biology is expressed through DNA.
DNA, it should be remembered, is the interface between life
and matter. When spirit mobilizes matter and animates it, it does
so through the mechanism of DNA and thereby combines into
the plethora of life forms on this planet. The correlation with
the I Ching is important because it is based upon yin and yang
as expressed in a broken line and an unbroken line. This is the
same thing as a binary digit in a computer code. Each molecule
of DNA consists of codons which are information units which
store all sorts of different data. Codons can be virtually repre-
sented either as binary digits or the broken and unbroken lines of
the I Ching which then form into various patterns of combined
lines or digits which symbolize all of the various permutations
of dynamic functions that manifest in life experience, including
biological manifestations.
As putting together the various patterns of yin-yang lines
will demonstrate, polarized opposites attract and repel in such
a manner as to produce a self-propagating unit which combines
with other units to form various biological units which in turn
propagate. Underlying this is the quantum principle of resonance
or “like attracts like.” In other words, this principle of quantum
mechanisms visibly demonstrates itself to be the underlying prin-
ciple of our biological framework. Once again, each molecule
of DNA consists of codons which are information units which
store all sorts of different data. The biological building blocks
all correlate with the principle of synchronicity. Like attracts like
in order to form into organisms.
A very important point in the aforementioned book by Dr.
Schönberger is that DNA is not just a stand-alone molecule. It
also has a wave character (according to F.A. Popp) which im-
plies that there is a universal system of communication between
the cells of the body which operate at far higher speeds than the
humoral or neural systems and at velocities ranging between the
speed of sound and light. In such a manner, ultraviolet biosignals
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part of a five man team that was assembled to explore this tun-
nel. A fascinating account of this expedition is given accompa-
nied by simple sketches. Cezar, who is also a part of the five
man team, supplies Radu with a considerable amount of esoteric
information. This includes an amazing account from 10,000
B.C. which he learned about in the Projection Hall but was not
allowed to reveal until now.
The five man party also included a computer genius from
the Pentagon, Romanian Lieutenant Nicoara of Department
Zero, and a Special Service Lieutenant who ends up being un-
veiled as a USAP* (Unacknowledged Special Access Project)
agent of the Secret Freemason World Government.
This party reaches the end of the tunnel without incident
and an occult chamber is discovered. It is accurately described
in minute detail and includes the following: an immense library
full of tables which is the obvious product of extraterrestrial
technology and contains a “history” of our own galaxy and the
universe; an antigravity gliding device; and a virtual replica of
the enormous machine found in the Projection Hall that is adapt-
ed for human use. Cezar describes the latter as a time travel ma-
chine that allows the consciousness of the subject to be projected
in an ever existing time dimension and gives full details of the
true nature of time and of the akashic records. He also speaks of
his time travel experiences.
Towards the end of Volume III, Radu describes his attempts
to make use of the time machine. After two consecutive failures,
he obtains a quick projection into a secret tunnel of the Great
Pyramid of Cheops. Radu suddenly realizes that the scientific
community does not have a clue about it when he is confronted
with the vision of the real masters of the pyramids from long
forgotten times.
The fourth book in the series is Pergamentul Secret:
Cinci Tehnici Initiatice Tibetane which translates into English as
*
In Transylvania Sunrise, it was incorrectly stated that USAP referred to the United
States Antarctic Program instead of Unacknowledged Special Access Project.
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nanoseconds.
Now, both you and a rocket traveller have
identical clocks, but you are at a stationary point Mirror #1
such as a space station or at home base. As the
rocket man moves at near the speed of light so will
his mirror be moving at such a speed. As your clock emanates
a beam from Mirror #1, it moves straight in the direction of
your second mirror (Mirror #2 as per the previous example). His
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4 feet
beams reaches it. The beam will then zigzag down and up, etc.
as the rocket ship zooms through space.
One can therefore easily see that if the mirror had trav-
elled four feet during this period, one has a right triangle
situation where the Pythagorean Theorem applies and the
hypotenuse is now deduced to be five feet. This example is in-
cluded so you can appreciate how the Pythagorean Theorem is
utilized in a scientific equation known as the Invariance of the
Space-Time Interval which is as follows:
( ) ( { }) ( )
2 time 2 2
x
space
Spacetime
= C separation separation
( ) ( { }) ( )
2 time
2 2
space
Spacetime
Interval = C x separation
seconds
separation
meters
will age slower than you or whoever is in the space station when
he returns after travelling at near light speed.
What is new, and what Dr. David Anderson brings to the
table, is that the measurement of the astronaut can be conveyed
in terms of distance. The astronaut is moving through space but
his mirror can be clocked in terms of distance by reason of the
mirror example. The hypotenuse of the right triangle represents
the velocity of a light beam with reference to the speed of light
or a fraction of the speed of light, depending upon how fast the
Mirror
3 feet
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5f
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T R A N S V ER S A L S E C T I O N O F H A L L
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