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by Story, Ronald


  —MARTIN S. KOTTMEYER

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  Timmerman, John P. (b. 1923). As a Lima. Ohio businessman. Timmerman became associated with astronomer J. Allen Hynek in 1979 and provided major funding for the operation of the Center for UFO Studies (CUFOS) for many years. Timmerman graduated from Cornell University in 1950, at which time he became interested in investigating UFO sighting reports.

  In 1980 Timmerman became Chairman and Treasurer of the Center and created the traveling UFO Photo Exhibit Research Project, which began appearing in shopping centers, universities, and at conferences throughout the United States and Canada. In May 1980 he created the CUFOS Associate Newsletter and served as its editor and publisher until it was discontinued in July 1985.

  When CUFOS moved from a public office located in Evanston in 1981, Timmerman assumed much of the business operation responsibility for Dr. Hynek and opened a public access office with paid staff in Lima. Ohio, where he produced the International UFO Reporter edited by Dr. Hynek from January 1982 until the Lima office was combined with a new facility near Chicago, which was opened when Dr. and Mrs. Hynek moved from Evanston, Illinois, to Scottsdale, Arizona in 1985.

  John Timmerman

  In 1981, Timmerman successfully negotiated the transfer of the NICAP files from their location in Gaithersburg, Maryland, to Chicago where they are now combined with the case files in the offices of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies.

  In December of 1985 Timmerman retired as Chairman of CUFOS. He continues to serve on the Board of Directors of the J. Allen Hynek Center for UFO Studies as Public Relations Vice President, Treasurer, and Manager of the photo exhibit project.

  Address:

  P. O. Box 1621

  Lima, OH 45802

  U.S.A.

  POSITION STATEMENT: The UFO Phenomenon is still far more complex than originally thought to be by most researchers. The proper study of the subject will require consideration of the complex nature of human mental processes as well as a better understanding of the physical nature of our planet and of the universe using our best scientists and technologies. Anecdotal information will remain our major public source for study until a way is found to share with the many varied cultural groups in today’s world without serious social disruption the realities now held secretly by agencies of many governments of the world regarding the UFO Phenomenon.

  —JOHN TIMMERMAN

  Top Secret/Majic (Marlowe, 1996).Stanton Friedman tries to make a case that the Majestic-12 documents are authentic and reveal a secret government cabal controlling public knowledge about UFO crashes and the retrieval of alien bodies. He expands upon his earlier contentions that “the wreckage of at least two very advanced flying saucers in New Mexico in 1947” resulted in a backengineering program which developed the transister and other technological breakthroughs.

  —RANDALL FITZGERALD

  transformation required to join the Galactic Society As we enter the new millennium, the pace of human activity is increasing rapidly. This also seems to be true for the nonhuman intelligence in this part of the galaxy, whether we call them aliens, visitors, watchers, angels, or archangels. We are in the process of joining a Galactic Society, both individually and collectively. Not everyone will do it in this lifetime; however, I sense that 700-800 million of us have at least started that process. Some of these people are called New Agers. In The RA Material they are called 4th-density beings. (Elkins and Rueckert, 1982)

  In Paradigm Wars: Worldviews for a New Age (1996), Dr. Mark Woodhouse calls them the rising culture. My observation of a rapidly increasing spiritual awareness, of environmental activism from the grass roots to the highest levels of government, and of the prophecy in The Urantia Book suggests that these 4th-density beings will become the dominant culture in this century. The Old Agers are on the way out. The meek will inherit the Earth.

  In 1952 my world was mainly my family and friends and the woods, streets, and schools of Arlington, Virginia. Then I saw seven UFOs and became a truthseeker. Now my world has been transformed. We are not all at the same level of acceptance of what is happening on this planet. Some of my ideas way seem very strange. However, please keep a large mental hold basket to store those ideas that don’t make sense to you. You may reject them later if you choose. I am not tying to convince anyone of anything, but just sharing with other truthseekers what I have come to accept as real after forty-eight years of study.

  UFOs represent, in part, the angelic force associated with the Second Coming operation. Ascended masters are real. Pleiadians are real. Zeta Reticulans are real. Arcturians, Aethiens, Andromies, and Essasanies are real. And I hope you do not feel slighted if I left out your favorite aliens. There are others out there.

  Crop circles are real, and some are faked. Underground and undersea bases are real. The 1952 MJ-12 briefing and the 1954 Special Operations Manual 1-01 are real. The covert release of the MJ-12 manual, entitled “Extraterrestrial Entities and Technology, Recovery and D
isposal,” I believe, is a result of the 1993 Rockefeller White House initiative. I also believe that pressure from members of the not-so-secret world government caused a covert release of the alien autopsy film.

  Because of the “prime directive” of the local galactic council, most of the information associated with the film is disinformation to protect the worldviews of those who are not ready for the alien presence. One pragmatic reason for the prime directive is to separate the necessary fact of human/alien hybrids from the awake consciousness of the Old Agers. I also believe that both spiritual inspiration and alien liaison are real.

  SPIRITUAL ASPECTS OF TRANSFORMATION

  Intelligent life is abundant throughout the universe. God is abundant throughout the universe. He is in you and me, in Zetas and Pleiadians, and in angels and archangels. Everything evolves. Galaxies, planets, our physical bodies, and spirit all evolve. God evolves. In considering human evolution I think it is important to recognize that we have at least four bodies: our physical body and three energy bodies. These energy bodies are the mental body, the emotional body, and the spiritual body. As we join the Galactic Society and gain greater access to the consciousness of “heaven,” I think we are upgrading our physical and mental bodies. This seems to be a joint human/alien program. The universe is so complex it is beyond our ability to fully comprehend. However, with considerable effort and assistance from our guides, we can greatly expand our awareness of it.

  Levels of Evolution: We have been taught about levels of evolution from several sources. I will outline two that I find useful. Seven “densities of reality” are taught in the RA material. The 1st density includes non-living matter: water, minerals, rock. Second in the hierarchy of evolutionary existence are plants and animals that are not self-aware. Third are humans and cetaceans, which include dolphins and whales. At this level, veils separate the conscious from the unconscious mind to expedite evolutionary polarization of consciousness through free-will. The soul’s mission through multiple incarnations is to choose either service to others or service to self.

 

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