Captain Esu Jmmanuel Sananda Speaks Of Paradise

Captain Jmmanuel Sananda is more of a title than a name. In this lifestream the Captain's name is James Galiac with his title Sananda (which is a position) placed directly after his name. In his own words he expresses that which he had in every lifestream tried to make the people of his time understand, with unfortunate repercussions. Now Captain James Galiac is in a safe place aboard a starship and again takes liberty in strongly advising the people of this particular earth in what it takes to build a new paradise for themselves. - Uthrania Seila Sentana-Ries

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Captain James Galiac Sananda:

INTRODUCTION

"Greetings, little ones, one and all. I am the infamous-to-many who believe truth should be kept hidden in quarries of the mindset of others, Captain Esu Jmmanuel Sananda, the latter being of mine own title.

"Have you ever given any thought as to what one would express or feel if given the opportunity to return to paradise? Could you acclaim to yourselves that in given the chance you would succumb to the mode of transportation to travel there?

"Whilst paradise can be built right where you are, paradise cannot be built inasfar as the lessons of creation are expected whilst the wrong economic system is in place.

"Whilst your bible states that paradise is right as close as your nose, just build it, I tell you that nothing is more of the impossibility than trying to build on quicksand whose economic system sinks you, every day, lock, stock and barrel, taking everything that you have in taxes, usury, tithes which of course are usury too, and because this is generally known throughout the universes that usury is forbidden - those who strive for perfection on your earth will never find it for long.

"With this brief let us then not tax our brainwaves too much with the mundane and let us instead have a general look at what awaits those who strive for creating a paradise right out of their own back door, not persuading creation to mummify what they have and leave it to rot for tomorrow, but rather to build and rebuild until no more need for rebuilding attunes itself unto a higher form of creation, and one step is built upon the other with no more tear-down of either one of them.

Now, let us please proceed. Sananda Esu Jmmanuel 7:33 pm

April 11, 2011, 11:10 am

"So here we are back aboard the Stargazer and gazing at your planet which is not all that far to us from the moon. The hydroplex of your space station is a minor achievement by far. Now, in the radius of Mars equated with the pressure of atmospheric control of the moon you should achieve landing perimeters in about twelve more centuries. However your lands will need cleansed first, and your atmosphere is a nominal mess, and if we were you we would partake of all our nuclear scientists to adrift themselves back into the casing of solar energy, magnetic energy and all Tesla type artifacts, and do yourselves the greatest favour before you continually destroy all that humankind has been given. Next chapter heading for this book will be 'paradox in space.'" (End quote) (From our book Escape to Paradise)

- Scribed by the hand and pen of I, Uthrania Seila Sentana-Ries