“That's incredible.
Imagine seven billion people all wanting to live
together. Yeah, the Earth must be the friendliest
place in the galaxy.” In
paraphrasing with some poetic license from the
movie “Crocodile Dundee”, I am reminded of a time
many years ago I spent as a travel agent, a
vanishing species now in the age of the internet
and how I could send people around the world with
only a few key strokes. Should some fictional
intergalactic travel agent book a trip for someone
to come to any of the major cities of this planet
without knowing much about it ahead of time, they
might have similar sentiments until reality would
reveal the truth of the matter. That said, it
isn’t really much more complicated than the fact
that most people really do want to share this
beautiful world with the other inhabitants
privileged to be alive in this time and place.
While differences only denote learning
opportunities, it’s those differences my clients
were looking to explore when they booked a trip
though our agency and it’s those same differences
we explore as we may incarnate as a different sex,
a different race, a different social standing or
different nationality with each new birth. It’s
hard to imagine anyone not wanting to stretch
their boundaries and embrace the richness travel
brings to one’s perspective as we return each life
to experience that same richness again and again. The next
step in stretching those boundaries even further
is by including possibilities in the very stars
themselves but, by not being able to travel there,
we have to rely on the mind to provide the only
vehicle we’ll need. For most, “Star Trek” gave a
mental picture of the concept of traveling through
space to meet races other than those from Earth.
For others, the concept of space travel to meet
other races could be found in a myriad of movies
and television shows but all could give a small
nod of the head to what the crew of the Enterprise
started. As “Star Trek” prepares to celebrate
fifty years since coming on air next month, The
Hades Base News would like to take this time to
thank all those who have helped make the show a
reality and have done so much to expand the
horizons of our imagination. It was the perfect
show for its time and still is thanks to the new
reboot. More than ever is needed the cohesion
displayed between different races and species
working together to seek out new life and new
understanding. That’s on an entertainment level,
now comes the part where the expansion includes
both the social issues it addressed and the
consciousness increased as a result of seeing
space as attainable and races other than ours as
possible. I
watched the original episodes of the show while
attending elementary school and would join my
friends in taking on the role of the crew of the
Enterprise. I would always play Mr. Spock due to
my relating to the character more so than any of
the others and we would explore space while
sitting in the bleachers of the school baseball
diamond. Away trips to other planets only took up
as much time as lunch allowed and we always won
every space battle if negotiations failed which
always seemed to happen. Still, it opened my mind
to what it would be like to actually be on these
adventures and cause me to wonder about being a
race other than human. It also illustrated how
discrimination was indefensible as was the war
which had been escalating at the time in Vietnam.
People of all races and colors were working
together for a common cause and I had hope this
was the future that was destined to be mine. Well
that did turn out to be the case but not in any
way I would have expected as I lived through real
life episodes of “Star Trek” during each of
the channeling sessions with those on the
base. It’s
thanks to the mind-expanding efforts of Gene
Roddenberry that I and other light workers can
help take that expansion to the next step and add
to the planetary consciousness some fact to the
fiction. While Captain Kirk and crew worked from a
sound stage of technicians, lighting personnel and
a whole host of people making each episode come
off without a hitch, real beings from a number of
races and dimensions populate not just Hades Base
but many more bases and worlds throughout our
galaxy, all established and stationed by the
dedicated beings of Ashtar Command for the express
purpose of bringing those who wish to do so up
from the third dimension to the next evolutionary
level of growth. One could say it was only a
matter of timing that it took fifty years and
multiple generations to come around to where the
concept of an interstellar community working
towards peaceful coexistence could actually be
possible. Thanks to the efforts of those on Hades
Base and the crew of the U.S.S Enterprise, the
best examples possible have been given of what can
happen when everyone works together for the common
good of all. Live long and prosper, Russ and Karra
