A NEW BIBLE FOR THE 21st CENTURY CALLED THE NOW TESTAMENT AND THE GALACTIC TESTAMENT.

A NEW BIBLE FOR THE 21st CENTURY CALLED THE NOW TESTAMENT AND THE GALACTIC TESTAMENT.

The 21st century has brought forth a brand new era of technology and innovation, changing the way humanity interacts with each other and the world around them. With so much change taking place in this era, it is only natural that society and its religious beliefs would also be impacted. As such, many have argued that the Bible – the holy text most widely accepted by the world’s Abrahamic faiths – is outdated and needs to be reinterpreted for the modern age. This has led to the idea of creating a new Bible for the 21st century, called the Now Testament and the Galactic Testament.

The Now Testament would be an update to the traditional Bible, incorporating new ways of thinking and up-to-date trends in order to keep the text applicable for modern readers. Rather than a specific religious sect writing this new Bible, it would likely be written by a diverse group of religious and philosophical experts in order to ensure that an array of perspectives are featured. This would be an immense and important undertaking, one that would create a modern Bible that truly reflects the diversity of today's world.

What I teach in my Kamalayan seminars and talks is the sum total of the spiritual teachings and lessons I learned from spirit guides and extraterrestrials who gave their wisdom through what is called as channeling. 

My first exposure to that kind of process called channeling was from the books of Jane Roberts who was channeled by a spirit called Seth in the early 80s. Later I came across a book called "A Course in Miracles" by Dr Helen Schucman who allegedly was channeled by Jesus. A series of modern books called "Conversations with God" by Neale Donald Walsch also became  my textbooks. I seriously studied the books and videos of Abraham Hicks, and lately,  I discovered Bashar who is being channeled by Darryl Anka. 

I find all of their teachings more relevant and practical like Sacred Geometry unlike some teachings I learned from religions.I, myself, had been channeled by some spirit guides and ETs of which some lessons they gave me have been included in my book "Lessons I Never Learned In School."

The new Bible would consist of two distinct texts: The Now Testament and the Galactic Testament. The Now Testament would be tailored specifically to the needs and values of a modern audience. It would utilize a range of literary genres and styles and would include contemporary accounts and reflections from a wide variety of experts, such as theologians, spiritual leaders, activists, and renowned authors. 

The Galactic Testament would create a connection between the religious beliefs and the larger universe. This portion would explore various scientific topics, such as the mysteries of the Big Bang, the formation of galaxies, the evolution of life, and the origins of our different religions. Additionally, it would consider the debate between science and religion, offering thoughtful and meaningful reflections from both sides of the argument. This part of the text would also share stories about faith that have been collected from people of diverse backgrounds, including indigenous tribes and religious minorities.

The Elohim in the Bible are mysterious divine beings who are mentioned numerous times throughout the Old Testament and are typically associated with the God of Israel. For centuries, theologians and biblical scholars have debated their nature and origin, but recently some people have hypothesized an even more radical explanation – the Elohim were actually extraterrestrials.

The idea of ancient aliens has become increasingly popular in recent years, featured prominently in several books, films, and TV series. The basic premise is that advanced civilizations from other planets or galaxies visited Earth in the distant past and left behind unmistakable evidence of their existence. Much of this evidence is said to be hidden within the ancient myths, legends, and religious texts of various cultures. One of the most commonly cited examples is the story of the Elohim in the Bible.

The Elohim are mentioned several times in the bible, but their identity and role is still a matter of debate. Some believe that they are angels, while others believe they are some kind of supernatural or divine beings. However, an increasingly popular theory suggests that they were actually a group of extraterrestrials who came to Earth in an attempt to enlighten and lead mankind.

This theory first came to light in 1966 when Swiss author, Erich von Däniken, published his book Chariots of the Gods? Unsolved Mysteries of the Past. This book suggested that humans were influenced, if not created, by extraterrestrial beings, and makes reference to the bible, specifically the Elohim.

Von Däniken points out several characteristics of the Elohim that make them seem extraterrestrial. For instance, it is said that they communicated with good and bad tidings, and were often mistaken for angels. This parallels modern descriptions of extraterrestrial encounters, and suggests that rather than angels, the Elohim were aliens. It is also said that they could be seen in the clouds. This again is reminiscent of ET encounters and some believe that they travelled in some kind of interstellar ships that were interpreted as clouds by ancient people.

The actual nature of the Elohim is still a matter of debate and the jury is still out on this theory. However, if the Elohim were actually extraterrestrials, then it would open up a plethora of possibilities and could explain several aspects of early religions such as the use of pyramid structures, origins of the DNA molecule and why some early cultures were so advanced for their time.

Ultimately, the Elohim remain shrouded in mystery, and their true identity may never be known. But whatever the answer may be, the idea of extraterrestrials playing a part in ancient religious texts is certainly an intriguing one that has captivated many minds

This new Bible would give people the opportunity to explore faith from a wider perspective, inspiring meaningful dialogue and discussion about the world and its relationship to religion. Additionally, by featuring contributions from a variety of experts from different backgrounds, this new Bible could help young people to develop greater spiritual understanding and connection. It could also provide an inspiring, inclusive, and providential view of the universe that brings all faiths and cultures together.