George Adamski

George Adamski

Summary

Portrait of George Adamski George Adamski Pioneers of space (1949)

My brothers, you have journeyed a long way to visit our beloved homeland which has been given unto us by the same Creator that has given yours unto you. We, within our hearts and within every fiber of our beings, rejoice in the name of the Universal Father for making it possible to bring our distant brothers so near to us, that as forms we may touch each other. For we are forbidden to venture out into lower realms, while thou art privileged to rise from planet to planet, as thou hast been given the birthright of thy Father's total Kingdom.
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of George Adamski George Adamski Pioneers of space (1949)

It resembles in features the portrayals of the Deity that we have seen; here is innocence and purity combined with wisdom.
There is a figure made of gold, of a workman fashioning tools. Even this form seems alive and gives the feeling of moulding the foundation structure of the Universe.
Every phase of human expression is represented here, dancing, music, literature and drama. This is not a gallery of statues: it is an exposition of life's natural functioning.
Even their worshipping is superior to all worshipping by man on Earth.
Source: Gutenberg

Portrait of George Adamski George Adamski Pioneers of space (1949)

So we focused the six inch telescope upon the Earth and to our amazement, what we saw made us ashamed of ourselves. For we were like most of the people on Earth, thinking our planet was the finest in the vastness of the heavens and the only one capable of maintaining human beings like us. But had we not come from there, and looked at the Earth through a telescope as we are now doing, we would never have believed that there could be even as much as a fly living upon it, for it looked so very bleak. It did not even have one percent of the markings which the Moon shows from the Earth.
Source: Gutenberg

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