In a decree of Pope Benedict sent out from Rome on January 19, 1915,
he says: "Those days which Christ predicted seem in fact to have come,
'You shall hear of wars and rumors of wars. For nation shall rise
against nation and kingdom against kingdom'." Christ can return to
earth in spirit. There is no need for Him to come otherwise. He can
talk to a person adapted to receive telepathic instructions and give
the world His message.
Some readers may be averse to the claims that Jesus Christ is
anything but an imaginary person from the inventions of the priests
of the early ages, and others may claim that contemporary with the
dates applied to the fictitious legend there was a great teacher and
the teachings recorded were from this teacher. But what difference
does a name make? The only issue of any value is what is taught. No
great teacher cares a whit about what the people think about his
personality if they accept his works. The name Jesus has been applied
to the teacher of the good things in the New Testament for so long a
time now that we can well afford to grant the application, whatever
might have been his acceded name.
All the ether in interstellar space is intelligent, and if we connect
our mind with it we gain power and intuition by a "sixth sense," but
to do this we must not throw the blanket of too much blood about the
brain. "Prophets" have to diet and fast.