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So it's good to have you here on your Rancho Radio.
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It's good to have you stop by. You'll notice that we also have
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a video version of this episode, and we're going to cover a whole
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range of topics, this time on the Rancho Radio podcast.
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And my name is Jim Watkins. I'm a longtime reader of the
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Rancho Book going back to 1982. It it is such a profound book
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that I've written not one, but I'm not working on my second
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book, which I'm still working on a title not.
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I'm not convinced about the title, but we're going to talk
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about a little bit. As a matter of fact, the last,
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the last podcast I had Joel Garbone on and we talked a lot
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about UF O's and E t's and all that's going on with ancient
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Aliens, you might recall. And if you haven't listened to
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it, I would encourage you to listen to it because it's it got
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me to think Rethink about our cosmic neighborhood because we
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know in the Rancho book. It does talk about specifically
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that we are in a system and this system of worlds are to be
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inhabited. We are in line at number six O 6
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and the Rancho book says that it at the present or at least the
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time of the writing of the book back in the mid 30s, that there
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were 619 inhabited worlds that make up the the system of
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Satania of which we're a part. And we talked a lot about the
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universe at large. We don't go into the systems and
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all that too much. Maybe we should.
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But my my point is, is that the book is so profound that it
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opens the door to the idea that maybe the book, among its many
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reasons for being here, is to prepare us for that day when we
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may very well encounter life on another planet.
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Now that's going to be a game changer, and certainly there's
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all kinds of speculation and conspiracy about what that
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means. We don't know what kind of life
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forms are out there, but the Rancho Book does do a good job
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at telling us that there are different life forms all over
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the place. And there are a lot of
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mitigating factors that go into what a species eventually
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evolves into. And most of them have certain
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things in common. What I call the image of God,
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we're we're upright, we're binary, we form languages, we
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have dexterity, we have eyes, ears, nose, smell, we have
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speech. The Orancho book says that some
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planets, their evolutionary wool creatures emerge from.
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Although it's rare, we're more in the moderate normal mid
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midrange. But you have some planets that
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are very, very unorthodox and they may have people that evolve
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from a a bird ancestry. It doesn't mean that they are
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human birds, but I'm just telling you that the Orancho
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book is preparing us that not all worlds are the same, nor
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could they be. So I was so impressed with that
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interview with Joel that I decided to rewrite one of the
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chapters of my book, which I'm getting so close to completing.
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And I'm very excited about my book and I I'm cautiously
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optimistic that it will be better than my first attempt at
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writing the Rancho book. And I asked myself, why is it
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that I am determined to explain? This book to so many people.
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I mean in in in my other life and my normal life.
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I'm not too concerned about what people believe.
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I've I've adopted that Everybody has to find their own way.
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The world will call them in whatever direction the world
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calls them in. And if God is part of their
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plan, then so be it. I have little I can't control
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what other people believe. But because I.
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Find the Ranch Book so profound and because of the information
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that it is in it and that I've studied it for four decades, I
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it had. I haven't outgrown it.
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I've I've outgrown so many things in my life.
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There are things that I thought I would do forever.
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Certain kinds of music that I loved when I was a teenager, not
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so much anymore. Certain kinds of movies that I
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really enjoyed when I was a kid. Today, not so much.
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Even people that I've met, that I knew back then, you know,
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we're all different. We outgrow things.
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But the Arantia book has always stuck with me.
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Never a day goes by when I don't think about something that I've
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read or something that occurs in life.
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If I read an article and they talk about a new discovery in
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space and I think, ah, the Arantia book, it talks about
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that new medical discovery, Ah. Your Rancho book, I remember
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them recalling about that. You know, the new thing in
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medicine is immunotherapy, which is something that has only
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recently been able to be practiced on such a wide scale.
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And it does great, tremendous efforts at helping people
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survive cancer, among other things.
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And the Rancho book very specifically says in one of its
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papers that it talks about one day we will learn how to use the
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body's own defense mechanisms to ward off diseases.
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That's pretty prophetic. And that's just one of thousands
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of things that have continued to come to my attention.
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When I think about the Rancho Book and what it says and the
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important information that it contains, it would be selfish
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for me, for me not to want to share this.
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How could I receive such a gift and not want to share it with
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people, even strangers? And so this is one of the ways
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that I've chosen to do that, if it gets you to.
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A place that is less stressful, less anxious, less irritating,
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more appreciative, more happy, more engaged then that's.
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That's the purpose of, I think, living a spiritual life.
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And so that's why I'm making yet another attempt to write this
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book. And the book is at the present
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called The Gift of Revelation, how the Urantia Book will
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facilitate a new spiritual renaissance.
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And a little bit later on, I I want to read to you from that
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paper one of the sections that we just talked about ET's and I
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think you'll find it interesting and I think also it will give
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you a a more appreciation of why the Ranch book and ET's might
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have some connection. And on that note of recent after
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I spoke with Joel and I started watching these ancient alien TV
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shows that they have on History Channel.
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Take it. And I I decided I wanted to go
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back and read about the atomites and the Adam Sun progeny.
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What happened to them after the second garden After he left the
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second garden and he went N to try to find the the vanites who
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had settled near lake van and this is like 30,000 years ago
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something like that and I I my son years ago it's you can't see
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it. It's back there.
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It's on a wall. That's a huge poster and what it
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is is the timeline of humanity and it shows on each continent
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what was happening or what tribes were developing at those
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periods of time all the way up to the modern age.
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Pretty interesting. And I I did some research and
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what I found was here are the 10 oldest civilizations and their
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locations based on historical records.
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Now the Sumerians outpace everybody, and we're going to
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read a little bit about the Sumerians in just a minute.
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And they were around according to at least our modern methods,
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around 4500 BC That's when we start to see the appearance of
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the Sumerians in Mesopotamia. And also around that time,
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perhaps even a little bit later, are the Indus Valley
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Civilization, which is located today in.
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India and Pakistan. So northwest India.
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Then we have the ancient Egyptian civilizations which
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showed up around 3031 hundred BC and they're located in modern
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day Egypt. Then we have the Shang Dynasty
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which originated around 2000 BC and we see lots of clues to
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their existence in modern day China, North China.
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And then we have the Minoan civilization.
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Which came along around 2700 BC, so slightly older than the
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Shang. And they are located in the
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island of Crete and it is this particular group that went on to
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become part of the early Greek civilization.
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So we have these five. I've only mentioned 5 there's
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there's five others but those are the key 5 oldest
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civilizations and when you read about the Andites in paper 78
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and you read about the Sumerians and how they.
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Came to be. And when you read also about
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Adam's son and the Nodites, and how the Andites disperse
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themselves around the world during that time, around 10,000
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BC, you start making a connection between Adam's son
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and his progeny and the Eurartians.
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The Eurartians are one of the oldest religious groups found in
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that area. Your arsons are a group of
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people that existed in eastern Iraq.
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They had a very progressive religion.
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The Acadians are another group. The Acadians were were run by a
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man by the name of Sargon. Sargon is mentioned in the
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Arantia book and he was the leader of this one time group.
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Now the Arantia book says that the the Adam sinites and the
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atomites. This the direct progeny of Adam.
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Began to migrate away from the second garden, which is in the
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valley of the year for 80s and the Tigris River.
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That's where the second garden was and it was taken over by
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various barbarian tribes, nomadic tribes among them, the
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what later turned out to be the Acadians.
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So you can look at all of the old civilizations and it's kind
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of my point. And you can trace them back to
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the various centers of civilization that the Aransha
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book outlines, having occurred between, say, 10,000 and 5000
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BC. And right as the trail ends on
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the Andites and the atomites and the Nodites, and then the later
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Andites who are the amalgamation of the atoms progeny and the
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nodite progeny, which is by the way what makes up most of Europe
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and Western Asia. Is the Andites the remnants of
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the Andites? The Sumerians were the last of
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the Andites in the Mesopotamian region, and you can trace all of
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these ancient world civilizations back to the
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superhuman super mortal beings, These beings who were sent here
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by our spiritual overseers if you will, our administrators,
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the most highs who rule in the kingdoms of men.
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And these were the precursors to the later appearance of
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Melchazidic among the Sumerians. And then you have, of course,
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the priests of Melchazidic, the Salem teachers, who went about
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and their influence later on. And then the appearance in the
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6th and 5th century of all these spiritual sort of a spiritual
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renaissance that occurred among the Chinese, among the Tibetans,
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among the Egyptians. And they all sort of had
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revelations at about the same time.
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And that's where we get Taoism, that's where we get Buddhism,
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it's where we get Zorastrianism. And these can be traced back to
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the Melchizedek revelation. And Melchizedek, of course
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mentioned in the Bible is the sage of Salem, without mother,
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without father, without pedigree.
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And in fact, Jesus is one time referred to on the order of the
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Melchizedek. So there were powerful.
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Group of teachers, if you read the Rancho book, you're very
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well aware of this. So all of this is about really
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the fascination with our history.
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We're talking about the history of humanity.
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And the Rancho book writers tell us that during these processes,
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civilizations rise and civilizations fall.
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And one of the reasons that I started to write my second book,
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which is coming out soon. Is because before 2017, a lot of
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things did not happen or had not happened.
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There was no Donald Trump. There was no COVID.
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There was no pandemic or shutdown or supply chain
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madness. There wasn't Black Lives Matter.
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There wasn't George Floyd. There wasn't a war in Ukraine.
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That is involved Europe and the United States.
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There wasn't such a heightened distribution of pornography.
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Totalitarianism wasn't something that was something you thought
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about in 2015, but you'd heard about things like China's social
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credit score and how they were, you know, basically selling this
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technology and all the while we're developing our own that
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will probably start being implemented.
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And I started to think that. And then of course.
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You know my good friend Joshua, who Joshua Wilson from down in
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the Tucson area. He writes to me that he is going
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to go see this movie which is called The Sound of Freedom,
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which I plan on going seeing. And I might actually do a a
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prologue if I go see it today. But the point is, is that
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there's a lot of bad things going on in the world that
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almost didn't seem to exist before 2017.
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This contention, this. Bad.
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I'm not saying Trump is bad, by the way.
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I'm just saying that the vitriol on both sides has really
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escalated to a point where people don't even talk to each
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other anymore. And then of course, we have
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these are personal tracking devices, right?
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And so he sends me a note from a quote from the Urancho book,
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which is Paper 173, section 1.11, so paragraph 11.
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And it's about the cleansing of the temple and this is sort of
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is a metaphor for why I have decided to try yet again to try
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to explain to my friends, my Christian friends, my non
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believing friends, the people who listen to this podcast,
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people who are looking for something to give them meaning
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in life. I want to share the Rancho book
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because I believe it has profound importance and This is
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why because see, we're in a period now where there really
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is. The heightened ideological
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struggle, and we have to be aware of that.
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Let me read to you this from paper 173.
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This is Jesus cleaning the temple on his last day in
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Jerusalem. This is just a few days before
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he gets arrested. In fact, it was the provoking
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thing that actually got the Sanhedrin to file charges, if
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you will, If I got that right, says the cleansing of the temple
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discloses the Master's attitude toward commercializing the
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practices. Of religion, as well as his
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detestation. Of all forms of unfairness and
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profiteering at the expense of the poor and the unlearned.
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This episode also demonstrates that Jesus did not look with
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approval upon the refusal to employ force to protect the
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majority of any given human group against the unfair and
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enslaving practices of unjust minorities.
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Who may be able to entrench themselves behind political,
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financial, or ecclesiastical power, themselves Shrewd,
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wicked, and designing men are not to be permitted to organize
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themselves for the exploitation and oppression of those who,
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because of their idealism, are not disposed to resort to force
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for self protection or for the furtherance of their laudable
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life projects. Can you see how that is very
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much in play with what we're seeing now with all the human
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trafficking and the obsession with sexualizing children for
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profit? I mean, that's a pretty bold
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statement. But for those of us who who dare
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to read, we see that what's going on here is that evil is
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rampant and people have been blinded.
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I thought it was strange that our own president made some
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comment today in referring to conservatives who he said.
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Accuses Democrats of sucking blood out of children.
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Why would the president say that?
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We have to really look at the times that we're in.
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And one of the things that I write in my book about the
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Arancia book is that I think it's going to re crystallize
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Christianity. I think that the Arancia book is
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going to bring new life to the appeal of Christianity.
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If Christians can get on board, that's I'm hoping they will.
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But let me read this paragraph here.
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This is about the last of the Sumerians.
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This is from paper 78, eight and then six.
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So 78, Section 8, paragraph 6. And it reads and the invaders
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from the north soon learned to trust and prize these peace
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loving Sumerians as able teachers and administrators.
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This is around 3000 BC when the invaders were busy taking out
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all of the little pockets of civilization.
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These were northern. Invasion hordes.
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These were like just Barbarians, yeah, but the Sumerians were
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able to push back against them. They live down near the Persian
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Gulf region. Paper 7885.
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When these barbarian Calvary men from the northeast overran the
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whole year for 80s valley. They did not conquer the
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remnants of the Andites who dwelt about the mouth of the
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river on the Persian Gulf. These Sumerians were able to
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defend themselves because of superior intelligence.
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Better weapons. They were a united people
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because they had a uniform group religion.
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They were thus able to maintain their racial and national
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integrity long after their neighbors to the northwest were
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broken up into isolated city states.
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None of these city groups were able to overcome the United
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Samarians, the United States if it's going to remain strong and
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a beacon of leadership to the world.
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Then we have to become religious.
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We have to become unifiedly religious.
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And I don't know if that could happen right now.
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And that's what concerns me. That's really what concerns me
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the most. You know, the message from these
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Sumerians is that we have to have a united moral front, and I
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don't think that that currently exists because there's too much
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infighting going on in our country.
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We also learned from Joshua's passage about the cleansing of
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the temple. The good people of this Earth
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have to fight back. They're going to have to get a
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little rough. I mean, I'm not at all happy
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about the United States sending cluster bombs to Ukraine.
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I think we're putting ourselves on a path towards World War
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Three. I I'm cautiously optimistic that
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the angels and the most highs do rule in the kingdoms of men.
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I have faith in that. I have faith that the the
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teachings. Of Jesus will prevail, and that
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once he is untangled from the political and social morass of
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the Western culture, and more people begin to realize just how
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significant he was to not only humanity, but to the universe.
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I think that we've got a real good shot at the Irancha book
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helping to aid in the spiritual rejuvenation of our planet, and
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if we can get the right people on board, look at what we have
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here, Look at where we are in our history.
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And put the two together. This isn't the first time that
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God has tried to speak to us. The Bible is a profound record
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of our attempt to find truth, which is that we are children of
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a loving creator. And so before we conclude our
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episode, and again, I thank you for stopping by my contact
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information on the screen. But it's your ranch book.
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radio@gmail.com. And of course, uranchoradio.net
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is always a good place to start because we list our podcast
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there, articles and all the community events that are going
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on with the various Urancho associations.
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So we'll leave it there and I hope that you can appreciate
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some of the points that I made today and we'll be back again on
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another edition of the Urancho Radio Podcast.
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Until next time, God bless.