Phillip K. Dick
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Famous Science Fiction Writer Talks to Elohim?
When I first had this voice talking to me that identified itself as the Elohim in 2002, I had a hard time believing it was real. Here I am in the midst of writing The Reincarnation of Edgar Cayce, and spontaneously and unexpectedly, my new girlfriend has an intelligence speaking to me that says they created the Universe. In my own channeling sessions and those of David Wilcock, there was the prevailing theme that there were multi millions of beings from higher dimensions that had graduated this realm, that chose to come back to be of service to those who were still stuck here, and furthermore, when they would come back, 90% would get lost again in reincarnational patterns.
Why do they do it? Because if they didn't, this realm would permanently separate and be lost. The only hope was the 10% that found their purpose.
Is this important to you? There's a good chance that if you're reading this, you could be one of those Wanderers.
So I searched the Internet trying to validate this premise. When I Googled the word Elohim, one of the things that came up was the private journal of a man by the name of Phillip K Dick. Dick was a science fiction writer published in the trashy science fiction magazines of the 70's like Astounding. He barely eked a subsistence living. After he died in 1982 Hollywood discovered his stories, which became the basis of a number of very successful sci fi movies like Blade Runner, Total Recall, Minority Report and more.
He became a cult figure and all his unpublished work became of interest. In his private journal which I discovered online, there was an explanation of Wanderers and the Elohim. He didn't use the term Wanderers, he used pluriforms of light, but it was exactly the same meaning. Dick was having various mystical experiences and it was obvious he was communicating with the Elohim.... e mentions them in his journal entry.
Have a great Wednesday.......
Wynn Free
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