August 2, 1975
Globe,
Aka is here.
Good evening, Aka; where is Ray?
Soul Ray stands with God.
Yes, we see thy need, and we should answer in this
manner.
As we have said before, the great Sword stands poised
above you. The Sword shall cut two ways. It shall make the divisions within the
land. Where no water was, water shall be; where deserts lay, gardens shall
grow.
But we say unto you unto these words. Hurricanes and
tornados shall plague the land. Prepare thyselves for
such.
But we say unto you, abundance and harvest has been
placed at your doorstep. Bring these forth. Your desert and your mountains are
but pastures for your feedings. Gather now, for soon shall be the lean years.
Gather in abundance. The food has been provided, as was provided for Moses and
his people.
We say unto you, as the laws of the Lord were handed
unto Moses, it should say unto you, “Thy shall not
kill.” Prepare, therefore, in such a manner that thy should
covet not that that belongs to thy brother, but thy should be able to give unto
thy brothers. But stand firm. Give unto that that thy may be able to give. But
thy people must survive. That the work must go on, we shall provide that that
is necessary for all. Fear not.
We shall tell unto thee of the parable, the parable [for]
the time of preparation.
For the prophet did come unto the land and say unto
the people, “Prepare now. Bring forth your storages of many forms -- of food,
of medications, of tools, that these may be used in the time of need.”
The people did scoff upon him. Yet a few did listen
and they did prepare their storehouses. The others went forth wasting in a
continuing manner all that was provided for their storage. In the fields and in
the valleys grew abundance of food. They did not harvest it.
And then came the times of drought, [a] famine did
strike upon the earth. The few that had gathered began to feed their people.
Those that had not gathered at first were sorry that
they had not prepared. And then they became lustful and did prepare to covet
that that belonged to their brother.
At first, their brothers gave that which they could,
keeping that aside to feed their own. And they did dig wells, and they did
build dams to catch the sparse water. And they did turn forth their seed to
plant new land.
Yet those who should not prepare stood idle, and yet
demanded food. And those who had prepared and were working said, “If you should
not work, you shall not eat.”
And so those who had not prepared plotted, therefore,
to kill those who had. And they did come forth into the fields that were
planted. And the fields were lush and ready for harvest. And they decided to
burn the crop, and therefore, to burn the people. But the wind did shift and
devour them.
Now we say unto you, was it what you would call luck,
or was it that the people who had prepared had prepared more than just food and
provisions? They had prepared their minds in such a manner to control the
element.
If you should store, we have said to store knowledge.
This is the source of knowledge.
For you, who should think our words are idle and such
could never be done, we should say unto you, such folly.
For you, who should hear our words and seek the
wisdom, the knowledge shall be provided. We have brought forth in preparation
for this time, and implanted the knowledge that is needed in soul Ray’s mind
for the teaching of the same.
You soon shall start your college sessions. This is
good, but yet, not enough. We say unto you, should you prepare, more teachers,
more study sessions should be necessary.
If a fire can consume, so it can protect. Build the
fire with your minds in such a manner that as one [twig] should stand it can be
broken easily, but [as] many stand together they cannot be broken at all.
Soon, we have provided the way that new water storage
shall be made available -- in soul Ray’s mind he has long planned a thing of
pleasure, yet it should serve a dual purpose. Within the planning he has also
planned the means to purify the water that should lie within the pool and build
a structure above the same. The structure shall serve into two purposes, a
shelter for the water, and a greenhouse for the plants.
So we should say unto you, gather your harvest.
Prepare, therefore, to gather of the mesquite bean. Clean your crushers, that
the mesquite may be crushed first, and then brought forth and placed into the
grinding unit. Prepare that the sun, with the use of the nylon screening, can
be used for drying decks. Sell not of your honey, except within your own
organization, that it may be stored in [the] like manner. The harvest shall be
good.
Prepare both axe and hoe that the ground may be tilted
[tilled?].
Emergency generator systems should be brought forth. These
may be obtained through your war surplus purchases.
As the land should continue to crumble in the
You have other questions, ask.
“Aka, do you have any advice as to how best to deal
with the acorns, for human consumption, that are in abundance now?”
The acorns should be gathered, and therefore, treated
with salt, crushed -- after the treatment and the drying process is done, treated
in a salt solution, crushed, and then, therefore, prepared for storage.
“Do these contain too much tanin
for safe consumption?”
Yes.
“Should they be leached?”
They should be leached in the salt solution, and then
dried and then crushed.
You have other questions, ask.
“Yes, [6-284-3] asks if you have suggestions regarding
the fuels that we should store -- types and amounts?”
The fuel should be stored in as great a quantity of
wood as possible. Gasoline shall be made available. Butane shall also be made
available. But wood is your greatest asset. The storing of charcoal is also a
necessity for the working of metals. There are
abundance of coal deposits nearby. These should be sought out and located. There
are certain plants, desert plants that should contain oil. They grow in
abundance in your area. The oil should be extracted and stored. These can be
made readily into fuel of many types if they are brought forth at correct Fahrenheit
of the same in the leaching manner.
“Are you referring to the Jojoba?”
Yes.
All that is needed is but around you.
Your efforts should be [stemmed] throughout your
newsletter. But as we have said before, there will be many who shall not
listen. Let those who should join together do so. Lay your days aside that
storage in the right commodities can be gathered, processed, and stored, in the
proper commodities.
We would suggest that you should pertain
your questions tonight upon this subject.
You have other questions in your minds.
“Yes, Aka. On this subject, you came to me in a
dream one night and you told me to build my tunnel at the top of the hill, the
very top, and then you asked me if I understood, and then you repeated ‘the
very top.’ And then I saw a flood sweeping down our canyon as high as the hill
across the road. Was this a flood of people coming, and were you asking me to
pick a hilltop as a safe storage place, or was it a flood of water? What was
the meaning of the dream?”
The meaning of the dream was both. Upon the hill that
you had taken soul Ray to, there a structure shall be constructed. It shall not
come yet, but within our time. We shall provide the means when the time is
right. Concentrate on the information we have given you at this time.
The flood of people shall pour forth, the flooding of
the lands. But remember, in a drought water becomes sparse. But we came unto
you into this manner and the fulfillment.
For as the mountain should be as soul Ray, and the
knowledge therein we have implanted. His knowledge shall feed you. His
knowledge and ability and powers shall protect you. His knowledge when thirsty
shall moisten your lips and quench your thirst. The mountain unto which we directed
you was the temple within soul Ray.
He has made of you a Shepherd, a keeper of the flock.
He had made two Shepherds. He did speak unto you both
wisely, and say unto you, “Work together; make your decisions together. Bring
them forth unto me and we shall work together for the building of the temple
unto God.”
Twice we have seen the Shepherds come together. Twice
we have seen no seed planted. Twice we have seen no harvest.
We have told of you before of the time that the Lord,
our God, did send the Seven Spirits of God to harvest a field, to plant and
harvest the field, and bid them not return until they could do of such. It was
within their knowledge that they would gain, that they could create a world.
We lay the world beneath your footsteps. Learn to plant and harvest the grain together.
“I think you’re unfair, Aka.
Twice we have met; we worked very hard, very lovingly, and I’m unaware of any
seed that we have not planted that we knew how to plant.”
Soul Ray grows weary. Awaken soul Ray from his
slumber.
We shall not
return again until the garden has
been weeded.
[Editor’s note: Numbers are
substituted for names, addresses and birth dates to respect privacy.
This transcript was compared to the
audio recording for accuracy.]
Copyrighted © 1975 by A. Ray Elkins,
Globe