AmysteriousscientistbythenameofDavidAndersonmadeaneventfultriptoRomaniain1999.Dr.Anderson,whoiscreditedbytheU.S.governmentashavingdevelopedadvancedtime-warpfieldtechnology,establisheddiplomaticconnectionsonthistriptoRomaniawherehealsosetupanadvancedresearchfacilitydedicatedtostudyingthemathematicsoftimetravel.UponhisreturntotheUnitedStates,Dr.AndersonvisitedPrestonNicholsandPeterMoon,internationallyknownauthorsof“TheMontaukProject:ExperimentsinTime,”andintroducedhimself.AtDr.Anderson’ssuggestion,acollaborationwithPeterMoonbeganwhichwasbrief,tenuousandeventuallyabortedduetosecurityconsiderationsasaresultofalogisticalattackonasimilartimeresearchcenterthathadbeensetuponLongIsland.Dr.Anderson’scontinuedjourneystoRomaniaeventuallyresultedinconnectingPeterMoonwithaRomanianpublisherandRaduCinamar,amemberoftheRomanianIntelligenceService’soccultdepartment.ThepurposeofthiscollaborationhastodowithwhatisarguablythemostsignificantarchaeologicaldiscoveryinthehistoryofMankind:amysteriousholographichallofrecordsthatutilizestechnologyfarbeyondtheconceptsofmodernscience.“TransylvanianSunrise”isthestoryofthismysteriousdiscoveryandthepoliticalintriguesurroundingit,allcapablytoldbyRaduCinamar.AfterafiveyearhiatusintheirrelationshipandafterPeterMoonsecuredthepublishingrightstothisremarkablestory,Dr.AndersoninvitedhimtoRomaniawherehehaspursuedthesemysteriesonestepfurther.Thestoryisinsidethisbookandwaitingtoberead.

OTHERTITLESbyPrestonNicholsandPeterMoonTheMontaukProject:ExperimentsinTimeMontaukRevisited:AdventuresinSynchronicityPyramidsofMontauk:ExplorationsinConsciousnessEncounterinthePleiades:AnInsideLookatUFOsTheMusicofTimebyPeterMoonTheBlackSun:Montauk’sNazi-TibetanConnectionSynchronicityandtheSeventhSealTheMontaukBookoftheDeadTheMontaukBookoftheLivingSpandauMysterybyJosephMathenywithPeterMoonOng’sHat:TheBeginningbyStewartSwerdlowMontauk:TheAlienConnectionTheHealer’sHandbook:AJourneyIntoHyperspacebyAlexandraBruceThePhiladelphiaExperimentMurder:ParallelUniversesandthePhysicsofInsanitybyWadeGordonTheBrookhavenConnectionbyRaduCinamarwithPeterMoonTransylvanianSunriseTransylvanianMoonrise:ASecretInitiationintheMysteriousLand

oftheGods

TransylvanianSunrisebyRaduCinamar

Introduction,Epilogue,andEditingbyPeterMoon

PublishedbySkyBooksPOBox769Westbury,NY11590

TransylvanianSunrisetranslated upon the original manuscript in the Romanian languageentitledTheEnemyWithin:IntheSecretCorridorsofPowerCopyright©2003byRaduCinamarFirsthardcopyprinting,March2009FirstebookeditionMarch2011CoverartandillustrationbyRickSmithTypographybyCreativeCircleInc.Publishedby:SkyBooksBox769Westbury,NewYork11590email:skybooks@yahoo.comwebsite:www.skybooksusa.comPrintedandboundintheUnitedStatesofAmerica.Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthisbookmaybereproducedinanyformorbyanyelectronicormechanicalmeansincludinginformationstorageandretrievalsystemswithoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublisher.LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationDataCinamar,Radu/Moon,PeterTransylvanianSunrisebyRaduCinamarwithPeterMoon288pagesISBN978-0-9678162-5-8(hardcopyoriginalversion)ISBN978-0-9631889-7-7(ebookversion)1.Body,Mind,Spirit:Occultism2.Body,Mind,Spirit:GeneralLibraryofCongressControlNumber2009923941

ThisbookisdedicatedtoDavidAndersonandthedeepmysteryherepresents

Peter Moon at the Romanian Sphinx in the Bucegi Mountains in2009

Introduction—ByPeterMoonItwasafterfouro’clockinthemorningthatIfoundmyselfinthebackseatofavan thatwasnotonlyascending thealpsofTransylvaniabutwasdoingsoataveryrapidpace.ThedatewasJuly29th,2008,andallIcouldseeweredeeplyforestedhillstoeithersideandashortspanofaruggedly paved road that lay ahead. The higher the elevation and themoreprecarioustheroadconditionsbecame, the more the Romanian driver seemed to push on theaccelerator.

It was only then that I began to fully realize that I had just flownhalfwayaround theworldandwas inaverystrangecountry.Notonlythat, Iwas in thebackyardofDracula’s famous realm.Lookingatmytwocompanions,Isensedtheymightbehavingsimilarthoughts.

My two companions were Tantra Bensko and Dr. Joel Castellanos.Tantra is amulti-talented artistwho I asked to accompanyme for thepurposeof takingvideo footage. Joel is aprofessorofmathematics atthe University of New Mexico and specializes in a branch of chaostheorythatisknownasfractals.

Earlierduringour journeyfromtheairport inBucharest,wehadjokedabout Joel being likened to the chaos scientist in the movie JurassicPark.Now,aswe travelledata rapidclipup thealpsofTransylvania,the atmosphere was a little more tension packed. The joke wasrevisitedbutitwasalittlelessfunnyandalittlemoreserious.Noneofus knew exactlywhere in the hell wewere really going. If therewasanyonewho had less reason to be frightened or concerned, itwasmebecause I was the only one who actually knew the man who hadarrangedforustoflytoRomaniainthefirstplace.

Thismysteriousandunexpectedtrip to thealpswasactually theresultof a mistake. Our midnight accommodations in Sinaia, a quaintmountain town known as the gateway to Transylvania, had fallenthrough. When this was discovered, the driver put me in touch withour Romanian sponsor by cell phone. He explained the problem andasked if itwould be all right ifwewent to amountain resort for theeveninginstead.Iaccepted.

Thusitwasthatthethreeofusendeduponawildmountainrideinthewee hours of the morning. Our routine travel plans having fallenthrough,itwasnowclearthatourvisithadturnedintoanadventurewithsomeveryunpredictableelements.

Now that I have told you of our mysterious circumstances on theoutskirtsofTransylvania, it is time to tellyouhowIendedup in thatveryuniqueareawhichhasfosteredsomanylegends.

ThestorybeginsonAugust11th,1999.Onthatevening,amanby thenameofDr.DavidAndersonshowedupatamonthlymeetingonLongIsland that used to be hosted by Preston Nichols and myself. Davidwasalreadyasubscribertomyquarterlynewsletter,TheMontaukPulse,and he found out about ourmeetings through a computer chat forum.After listening to a lecture by Preston that evening,David introducedhimself to me whereupon he mentioned to me that he had a timetravelresearchcenteronLongIsland.

WhenDavidtoldmethis,Ihadsomeideaofwhathewastalkingabout.AshehadbeenasubscribertoTheMontaukPulseforayear,Ihadseenhis stationery fromthe Time Travel Research Center. Despite aprofessional looking logo, I simply assumed it was from a wanna-beor some kidwho decided to expend somemoney on stationery.Uponmeeting David, however, I could see that I was dead wrong. He was

obviouslyanaccomplishedpersonandwasfarfromanamateur.Afterashortchat,Davidsuggestedwegettogethersoonforlunch.Iagreed.

Although I did not realize it at the time,David had visited us shortlyafterreturningfromRomaniahimself.Later,IwouldlearnthathehadalsoestablishedaTimeTravelResearchCenterinthatcountry.

Within a week’s time, David invited me to lunch. He was not onlyinterested in the Montauk research but was particularly interested inlearning more about the human spirit. According to him, the cuttingedgeofphysicsresearchkeptpointingmoreandmoreto theexistenceof spirituality.Thiswasata timewhen theoldparadigmsofclassicalphysics were giving way to the more cogent and modern theories ofquantum physics. David’s scientific credentials were impeccable.Besideshavingadoctor’smdegreeinphysics,hehadbeeninvolvedinhighly sophisticated space-time research at the prestigious AirForce Flight Test Center in the Mojave Desert. In particular, Davidmentioned that hewas interested inmy experiences in Scientology, asubjectwhich Ihave sincewrittenabout somewhat extensively inTheMontaukBookoftheDead.

WhileintheAirForce,Davidwasassignedtohelpoutonaproblemthemilitarywashavingwithsatellitesinouterspace.Everyyear,theorbitsof satellites would drift several meters and this created all sorts ofchaos. If this problem was not corrected, it would result inexpensivesatellitesbecominguseless.David’sapproachtothisproblemwastocreateaspace-timemodulebaseduponEinstein’stheories.Itwasvery advanced stuff, but he actually worked out a paradigm wherebyspace-time could literally be warped so as to maintain the orbits ofsatellites.

When he left the Air Force, David was clever enough to patent thenecessary algorithms for accomplishing this manipulation of space-

time. He then parlayed this into the creation of the Time TravelResearch Center, a corporation which was essentially a securitycompany.OneofitsfunctionswastolicensethisadvancedtechnologytotheGovernmentandtoindustryfortheirsatellites.

TheTimeTravelResearchCenterwasa financial success.Besides thefacilities on Long Island and Romania, there was also one inAlbuquerque, NewMexico. David was intent on further research intospace-time.Besidesthesatellites,Davidwasusinglaserbeamstocreateaself-containedfield,approximatelythesizeofasoccerball,inwhichtime could be slowed down or speeded up. This was and is of greatinteresttothemedicalfieldbecauseitmeansthattransplantableorganscouldhaveamuchlongershelflife.

TheTimeTravelResearchCenterwastakenveryseriouslyandattractedconsiderableinvestmentdollarsfromthemedicalsector.Cautiousabouthaving his research compromised or stolen, David was always verycareful to compartmentalize his researchers. They often did not knoweachotherorwhatoneanotherweredoing.Thisexplains, inpart,whythere were three separate centers. The center in Romania, he said,was theoretical. Romaniawas chosen as a location because it has thebestmathematiciansintheworldandtheireconomywassuchthattheywerealsoveryaffordable.

Aslifecontinued,DavidandIwouldperiodicallygettogether.Hewasalso kind enough to put up the firstwebsite for SkyBooks.One day,after a considerable span of timewhen I had not heard from him, heasked me to come to his home at King’s Park, Long Island. Therewere two things on hismind. First, he spoke tome about planning alarge event on the subject of time travel. One of the agendas of thiseventwas tobring togethermajorphysicists, particularly thoseon theEast Coast, and feature the latest breakthroughs on time traveltechnology. The Montauk Project was to be featured and David

wantedtogivethissubjectasmuchpublicityaspossible.

Whenwe finished the initial stages of the event planning,David thensharedsomethingthathefoundratherdisturbing.HehadrecentlybeeninformedbythemilitarythathewastoreporttoMoscowwithonlyhispassport and airline ticket. Concerned that he might not possiblyreturn,hewantedmetocreateasmuchpublicityaspossibleintheeventthathedidnotreturnwithintwoweeks.Whenhedidnotreturninthreeweeks,Ibegantomakenoiseonthephone.AlmostimmediatelyafterIbegan to create a ruckus, I received an email saying hewas okay andwouldbe home shortly. He was fine but did not actually return for anothermonth.Ihadtheemail tracedtoaninternetserverinPakistan.Tothisday, however,David is not able to discuss that hewas in Pakistan oranywhereelse.

Uponhisreturn,theTimeTravelResearchCenterbegantohaveserioussecurityproblems.Itwasbrokenintoandhewasforcedtomoveatleasttwice. Eventually, the Government assured him that they would takecareofhissecurityproblemsifhewouldonlymake themapartner inhis operations. With his back against the wall, David took the mostaccommodatingpositionhecould.HegaveupcontrollinginterestintheTimeTravelResearchCenterandwenttoworkinprivateindustry.ThecenteronLongIslandwasshutdown,but theoneinRomaniawasleftuntouched.TheAlbuquerquecentercontinuedtooperatebutwithDavidasamostlysilentpartner.

IdidnothearmuchfromDavidatallduringthisperioduntilAprilof2003.AstheTimeTravelResearchCenterwasdefunctbythattime,hewanted to givemehis rather extensive library.We agreed tomeet onEaster Sunday near his new home in Rochester, New York.PrestonNicholsaccompaniedme,andweendedupmeetingwithDavidon the Saturday before Easter in the early evening.After loading up

Preston’s van,David visitedwith us for about twentyminutes.At theendofourvisit,hesaidhewouldnotbeable toworkwithusfor fiveyears.Itwasallrathermysteriousashewasnotatlibertytorevealallofhisproblemsorplans.

Itwas disappointing to lose a friend, particularly one as intriguing asDavidAnderson.I,however,hadplentyofwritingandbusinesstotakecareof.Onvery rareoccasions, Iwould receive apostcard fromhim,always from a foreign country, or a friendly email. He always signshiscommunicationstomeas“Yourfriendintime.”

Severalmonthsaftersayinggood-byetoDavidinRochester,Ireceiveda manuscript from Sorin Hurmuz, a Romanian publisher who haspublishedTheMontaukProjectintheRomanianlanguage.Hewantedtoknow if Iwould be interested in publishing a very special book. It ismore than a special book to him because it literally catapulted hispublishingcompany into reality. InRomanian, thisbook is calledTheEnemyWithinandisbyRaduCinamar. Itbeginswith twomysteriousfeatures.

The first of these mysteries is an anomalous area in the BucegiMountainsofRomaniawhichislocatednottoofarfromtheenigmaticRomanianSphinx.Thisanomalousareaisthefocusofthebookyouareabout to read. It came to the attention of the Romanian governmentwhen American satellite technology revealed a hidden andinaccessiblechamberwithinamountainundertheSphinx.

Thesecondmysteriousfeatureinthebookconcernsababybornwithanabnormallylargeumbilicalcord.Thisbabywasheavilymonitoredbyasecret department of Romanian Intelligence which includes a liaisonwith a mysterious doctor from Red China. As the baby grew up, hedemonstratedremarkableabilitiesandwaseventuallyselected toworkas the head of a secret department in Romanian Intelligence. His

primarydutiesareconcernedwithmonitoringthisanomalousareaintheBucegiMountainsaswellasotheranomalousareas.

TheRomanianbook sent tomewasalready translated intoEnglish. Itwas prettywellwritten and an easy read. I, however,was too busy toreadit.Themanuscriptlanguishedonmydesk,unread.Fouryearslater,Ihadahouseguestvisitingmewhowasalsoafanofmywork.Havingsometimeonhishands, Isuggestedheread thebookand tellmeif itwas any good. He finished it in a few days and was extremelyenthusiasticaboutmepublishing it.Whenhe left, I foundmyselfwithanopportunitytoreadit.Theheaterinmycarhadgonebadandneededextensive repair. I took it to a friend in Brooklyn and readthe manuscript while his crew worked on my car for many hours. Ifinallyfinishedreadingthebook.

At the beginning of 2008, I began negotiations with my RomanianpublishertosecuretheEnglishtranslationrightstothebook.Byspringtime, we had reached an agreement. Mentioning the circumstances,negotiations and timing of the agreement as well as how I came toreadabookmightseemtobeirrelevantinmostcases.Inthisparticularinstance,however,thetimingwasuncanny.

Almost immediately after completing the agreement to publish thisbook,Ireceivedanemailfrommyfriend,Dr.DavidAnderson.HewasinvitingmetoRomania,allexpensespaid,tovisitanannualconferenceknown as Atlantykron. This is a gathering of scientists, writers,andartistswhichisdedicatedtoeducatingandprovidingopportunityforRomanian youth. Part of the packagewas that I would also receive athree-day cultural tour ofRomania.Of further ironywas the fact thatDavid’s email arrived almost exactly five years after our last face-to-facemeeting.Hewasnotonlytruetohisword,itwasasifhewasawareofsomemysterioustimeclockconcerningcertainevents.

YounowhavesomeoftheperspectivethatIhadwhenIcametofinishreading the book you are about to read. Most importantly, this bookinforms us of events that are occurring in theworldwhich extend farbeyond the consciousness of ordinary citizens. I was not onlybeingmadeawareofthemthroughmycontactsinRomania,Iwasalsobeingpulledontothestagemyself.

Thedramayouareabouttoreadapparentlyreachesfarbeyondmyownpersonal involvement which seems to be rather minimal but notinsignificant. It is presented by the author as nonfiction and there isconsiderable reason to accept his story as such.These reasonswill bepresentedattheendofthebookintheepiloguewhereIwillalsoincludea synopsis of my trip to Romania and my eventual reunion with Dr.DavidAnderson.

PeterMoonLongIsland,NewYorkNovember23,2008

Chapter 1 — Under the Hawk’sEyeIwillnotmakethestoryinthisbookanylongernormoredramaticthanit really is. Iwillnotadorn itwithstylish literaryembellishmentsandbecause of that I do not expect acknowledgment of any hypotheticalartisticvalueofthetext.Instead,IwillrenderassimplyandconciselyaspossibleeventsofanoverwhelmingsignificancetoRomaniaanditspeople, against the background of numerous signs and plenty ofevidencealreadypointing toahiddencankernowgnawingat theveryheartandsouloftheRomanianpeoplewithgrowingdepthandspeed.Infact, a great many high officials in the administrative, economic,religiousandculturalstructuresofthecountryupholdthisview.

Iforonecouldseeformyselfpartofwhat,atpresent,isconsideredtobethebiggeststatesecretinRomaniaand,giventhenatureofrelationsandmeetingswithhigh representativesof themain statepower in theworld, perhaps themost terrible secret on this planet. Its implicationsare huge, but intuition tells me that knowledge of the facts to beconveyed in this book will in time lead to a remarkable leap in thequality of human existence that will eventually bring down the thickwallofdissimulation,concealment,andlyingwhichhasbeenputupbythose in power and by the occult interests of some organizations andpersonsinandoutsidethecountry.Thatiswhymytellingofthisstorymay be at times almost blunt and unpolished like a roughly hewndiamondorevenasregimentedaslifeinthebarracks.ButIfindthistobethemostappropriatechoiceofstyleformakingknowntothereadercertain unique and even secret aspects of theworld of politics, of theformerSecuritateandof today’sRomanian IntelligenceService (RIS).My aim is thus to unfold in chronological order a complex string ofevents,facts,realitiesandcorrelationsthat,inmyviewandthatofother

competentpeople,areofgreatimportancetothefutureofthecountry.

Thestoryisinfactabiography(updatedtotheyear2003)ofacharacterwho is realbutwhommanywill think tobe theheroofa legendorascience fiction adventure book. I shall take the liberty of alerting thereader from theverybeginning to thedangerof falling into the cheaptrap of doubt and distrust. The facts and truths I shall convey shouldfirstbeponderedoverandonlythenshouldconclusionsbedrawnasthereadermaydeemappropriate.

Ihadtheextraordinaryopportunityofactuallymeetingtheheroof thestory,andImustconfessinallhonestythatIwouldnothavemadethedecisionofwritingthisbookifhehimselfhadnotspurredmetoitonmany occasions.The long talks he and I had in some secret locationsconvincedme of the existence of unsuspected realities which I couldthencheckformyselfinvarioussituations.ButwhatconvincedmethemostinmakingthedecisiontotellthisstorywastheshockingdiscoveryofAugust2003in theBucegiMountains towhichImyselfhadpartialaccessowingtoanextraordinarycombinationofcircumstancesthatthehero of this book had facilitated for me. In so doing, he may havewanted to shatter even the faintest trace of reticence Imay still havehad.ButnowIknow.Iwitnessedit.Itouchedit.IcannowsayIhaveabird’seyeview—andanaccurateoneforthatmatter—oftruehistorysincethedawnoftime,ofRomaniaandevenofthisentireplanet.

Itwillbequitedifficultformetorendertheaccuratepictureoftheawe,bewilderment and even panic on the face of the few people who hadaccess to the place. What I can say now is that that was only thebeginning of the discovery since I did not have access to all of itselements nor was I allowed to really see everything up there.Nevertheless, thepersonwhosteeredall the investigationsandofferedmetheunhoped-forchanceofactuallyseeingthesiteofthatmomentousdiscoveryalsotoldmeaboutthatmysteriouspartoftheplacetowhich

myaccesshadbeendenied for reasonsofmaximumsecurity.Butoneshould not rush or anticipate. I shall describe everything at the righttime exactly as it happened. However, I have no reservations aboutsayingthatthatwasundoubtedlyalandmarkmomentinreshapingbothmyviewsof theworldand thecareer Iwaspursuing. I amasking thereadertobearwithmeandallowmefirsttofollowthepaththatledtotheextraordinaryeventsintheBucegiMountains.

In essence, this path is the very profoundly mysterious and troublingexistenceoftheheroofthebookbywhosesidethecomplicatedtextureofdestinybroughtandkeptmeinastrangemanner,tosaytheleast.Forreasonsthatareeasytounderstand,analias,CezarBrad,willbeusedasfarasheisconcerned.

IhaveknownCezarBradforalmostfiveyears. Aswemetandtalkedduring these times, I became fully aware of his strength andextraordinarycharacter.Hisentirelyspecialpositioninthecomplicatedmachinery of state power makes him all the more credible in thefracturedandyetveryconciseandcoherentstorieshetoldmeduringthefew meetings we had, despite the fact that, for various reasons, ourmeetingssometimestookplaceinahurry.

Itremainsamysterywhy,ofallpeople,hechosemetotellthestory.Toalargeextent,thatmayhavebeenbecauseoftheseriousnessandkeeninterestwithwhichIhavealwayslistenedtohisaccountoftheevents.Therearethingsthat themindofordinarypeoplemayfinddifficult todigest.Butthetimeswearelivinginareveryspecialsothatwhatonceseemedtobeadreamoranactoframpantimaginationnowprovestobeperfectlypossible.

At the end of our last meeting, Cezar made it clear in a calm anddetachedmannerthatthedecisiontowriteandpublishtheinformationhe had given me was entirely mine. My whole being was struggling

undertheweightofthatresponsibilityandIconfessit tookmealmostone year from thatmoment until I eventually succeeded in clarifyingandputtingeventsintheorderinwhichtheyhadbeenpresentedtomeand particularly in depicting them as clearly as possible. I wanted torender the chain of events and Cezar Brad’s explanations with thehighest possible fidelity, using almost the samewords he himself hadusedintellingthestory.

Iwasencouragedtopublishthisbookinasimpleandnaturalmanner.Ithenhadtheclearimpressionthatevenif,fromfearorforotherreasons,IhadnotdonewhatIhadbeenaskedtodoandhadnotwrittenthebook,Cezarwouldhaveconsideredthedecisionwithperfectdetachmentandwouldundoubtedlyhavefoundanotherwayoffulfillinghisintention.

ABIRTHUNLIKEOTHERS

After a long night gave way to dawn, a young woman of simple butpleasantmeanswasbrought to theoperating roomas her contractionshadstarted.Shewasnotscreamingbutwasratherscared.

Fairly tired and somewhat bored by the routine of their job, the twonursesondutywerenotreallymindfulofthewoman.IntheSeventies,we were in the full swing of Communist “multilateral development”when everything was “with the people” and “for the people” and sodemagogically“equal”and“fair”thatonecouldnolongerreallytellthedifferencebetweenachairandahuman.

When called in at last, after several hours of labor that seemed likenever-ending centuries to the mind of the would-be mother, DoctorNenu took a tired look at his patient’s medical record: reason foradmission,breakingoftheamnioticliquidsac;generalcondition,good;blood pressure, normal; uterine contractions, rare; dilation, small.Everythingseemedtofollowthenaturalcourseofanormalchildbirth.

Upon realizing that hewas spendingmore time looking at the recordthanathispatient, thedoctorapproachedthetableshakinghisheadatthethoughtthatfatiguewasplayingtricksonhimandthusmakinghiminattentive. Not even a slight suspicion did he have that any trace ofsleepinessandapathywouldsoonbeshattered.Hetookaquicklookandimmediately clarified the stage of the birth process; itwas imminent.Dilationswere growing in size aswas normal, and deep downDoctorNenuwasgladhewouldnothavetousethescalpel.Thelastandmostpainfulofcontractionsbrought to theworld first theheadof thechildandthenhistenderandsubmissivebody.Thedoctorcarefullygotholdofthechild’shands,helpinghimout.

Thefirstproblemwasthelengthoftheumbilicalcord.Nenuhadseenalottheminhislifeyet,forafewseconds,hestoodinaweatthesightofthecord, the lengthofwhich,almost1.5meters,waswayinexcessofusual standards. Time was precious and the birth process had to becompletedsuccessfully.Whenawelooseneditsgriponhim,hetookthescissorsfromthenurse’shandsandcutthecord;orheattemptedtocutitashehaddonehundredsoftimesbeforeinhiscareer,butthebladesofthescissorswereslidingasifagainstmetal!Thedoctorwasstaringindisbeliefwhile thenursesstoodmotionless. In the fewseconds thatfollowed, he changed two pairs of scissors but to no avail: the cordwouldnotgivein.Itwashighlyelasticlikeapieceofthemostdurablerubber.

DoctorNenuhadlongyearsofmedicalexperienceandhehadgrowntobeaself-possessedman.Withprecisemovements,hegrabbedascalpelandpresseditrepeatedlyandforcefullyagainstthecord.Eventually,thecord gave in and the first cry of life could be heard. The childwas aplump boy with unusually clear and relaxed facial traits and a verystrangeumbilicalcord.Ithappenedatthedawnofadayinthespringof1970.Eventsthenrushedin.

“Amalia,gocall theColonel immediatelyand tellhim tocome to thehospitalassoonaspossible,”orderedthedoctor.

He then turned to the other nurse and said: “You get this cord forpreservation.I’llseetothewoman.Bringmeherrecord.”

Colonel Datcu arrived at the hospital after approximately twentyminutes.HetalkedtoDoctorNenuforashortwhileandthenhadalongphonetalkwithoneofhissuperiorsinBucharest.Atnoon,ablacklimowithagovernmentplatepulledupinfrontofthematernityhospital inthetownofF....andoutcametwostiffandquietmen.Oneofthemwascarryingabriefcase.

DoctorNenu,ColonelDatcuandthetwomentalkedforalmosthalfanhour in one of the hospital offices. Nenu filled in a form that theSecuritatemengavehimandwasthenaskedtowaitoutsideforawhile.After several minutes, the men left and the Colonel approached thedoctorwhowasquitetroubled.

“This is above our heads, Nenu! This was one of the first secretinstructionsI receiveduponpromotion.Insituations like these, Imustfollowaverystrictandsecretprocedure.Toyouinparticular,nothingspecialhashappenedtodayandyouhavenotnoticedanythingstrange.Youdogetit,don’tyou?”

Thoughtfully, ColonelDatcu lit a cigarette.After a fewmoments andwithout looking in the doctor’s direction he said, “There’s somethingelse. The boy has no personalmedical record. He has never had one.Youwilldestroyitimmediately.Nothingaboutthisbirthistobelefttothearchives!Therest,believeme,istoocomplicatedtobeofinteresttous.”

With a friendly tap on the doctor’s shoulder, Colonel Datcu left thehospital.Behindhim,DoctorNenustoodstaringdumbfoundedintothevoid while in the ward an innocent mother was lovingly holding hernewbornchildclosetoherbreast.

AMINDOFHISOWN

LittleCezarwas not aware of the special attentionhewas surroundedwith, and he obviously knew nothing about the manner in which theSecuritatewas keeping an eye on him.At his early age, he could notpossibly understand the reason for his being an important matter ofinterest. The same could be said about his parents who suspectednothing. It hadbeenanormalbirth (with themotherhavingbeen toldnothing about what had happened at the maternity hospital) and themonthsthatfolloweddidnotbringanythingunusual in thesimpleandmodesthomesteadoftheBrads.

Astimepassed,however,littleodditiescameupinthebehaviorofthebaby such as the fact that he would not cry at all or would hold hisfingers in strange positions, touching or bending them in ways thatbecame identically emerging patterns at regular intervals. His parentswatched him with astonishment but calmly. Common sense madethemunderstandthatnothingcouldbewrongwiththesomewhatstrangepreoccupations of their child.On the contrary, the time camewhen itwasarealpleasureforthemtowatchtheplayofhislittlefingers,aplaythatwas otherwise very elegant and secondnature to him.Sometimesthechildwouldstandstillforminutesinarowwhilemain-tainingthesamestructureofhisfingersthatwouldeithertaketheshapeofacircleor get crossed and then successively touchedwith the thumb inwell-determinedpositions.

Cezar’sparentswereveryhappytheirlittleboydidnotcryandwasnotaproblematnight.Butaboveall, theywerehappyhehadneverfallen

illuntilthen.Time,however,furtivelysowedintheirsoulstheseedofahidden suffering which slightly troubled the peace of their daily life.LittleCezarwould soon be one year old and he had not yet uttered aword. Still, the problemwas not too serious.Although they had seensuchcasesbefore,theywerealreadyconsideringavisittothedoctor.

WhenCezar turnedoneyearold, twogrey-eyedtallmen,bothdressedup and with looks as cold as ice, knocked on the door. Behind theirelegantmanners and the intentionally affable tone in the conversationtheyhadwithCezar’sparents,onecouldeasilydetectintolerancetoanypossibleresistancecoupledwithatacitbutobviousthreatwithreprisalsshould the parents disobey “orders from above”. They introducedthemselvesasmembersofaSpecialDepartmentoftheSecuritate.

Their gestures were casual and yet they strangely instilled a sense offearinthoselisteningtothem.Inthosetimes,theCommunistSecuritatewasalreadypainfullyrenownedforitswaysofactionandintimidation,but in the case of the Brads, their method took on a somewhat morehumane course. The visit was short and practically consisted of amonologue by the two men while Cezar’s parents remained standingwithembarrassedlooksontheirfaces.Themainpointofthemonologuewas that the Brads had to follow precisely the instructions they weregiven.

Ithadjustbeenbroughttotheattentionofthepoorpeoplethattheirsonwasunder theeyeofcertain relevant structures for reasons relating togreat state interestswhich they should not be aware of.Theirmissionwas to inform immediately, directly andwithout recourse to any thirdparty (the twomen insisted a lot on this requirement) of any strange,unusual or out of the ordinary development in their child’s behavior.Theyweregivenaformtofill inwithbothhavingtosignastatementconfirmingagreementwithtermsandconditions.Alsomentionedinthestatement was the requirement that a monthly report be handed in to

ColonelDatcu.Theywerenotallowedtoaskanyquestionsorknowthereasonsofthataction.Still,at theendofthevisit, theywereoffereda“specialallowance”incashthatwasquitenormalforthosetimes,tobereceivedonamonthlybasisasa“compensation”ofsortsforthestrangesituationthathadpracticallybeenforceduponthem.Thetwomenleftimmediatelyafterthat.

Ishouldmentionatthispointsomepiecesofinformationthatcanshedlighton thebehaviorofCezar’sparents.NicolaeBradwasover thirtyandknownparticularly as aquiet, somewhat reserved, and industriousman(heworkedasaclerkwiththeMayor’sOffice).Obedientinmostcases, he was nevertheless capable of compromise betraying somecrevices and repressions of his psyche. The Intelligence Service mayalreadyhavehadhispsychological recordandhadrightlyassessedhisinnertendenciessince,asitlaterturnedout,theallowanceincashwasmainlymeant to quiet down some possible dissatisfaction and securesincerecooperationon thepartofMr.Brad. Indeed,psychologistshadcorrectlyevaluatedhisemotionalprofileasheprovedtobesensitivetofinancialsecuritywhichheevenplacedabovecertainmoralissues.ThatwasNicolaeBrad’s“compromise”andwinninghimoverforthe“cause”oftheSecuritatehadbeenquiteeasy.

Mr. Brad and his wife, Smaranda, were poles apart. Cezar’s youngmotherhadaromanticandsensitivenatureandthematerialsideoflifedid not weighmuch with her. Ever since her childhood, drawing hadbeen her passion and she would spend long hours amusing herself orsinking deep in thought with her sketches depicting a wide range ofthemes that inspired her spontaneously. Unfortunately, she could notharness the energy it took to face life and the conflicting situationsmadehersuffer.Thesituationinherfamilyhadbecomerathertenseasshewas in a way forced to “spy” on her own child. In her silent buthelplessrefusal,shewouldhave liked tohaveherhusbandonhersidebuthehadquicklyoptedforthepracticalsolutionwithnocomplications

attached.

“Infact,wearenotbeingaskedtodoanythingwrong,”hewouldsaytosootheher.“Wedon’tevenknowwhattoexpect.Timewilltakecareofeverything.”

Thiswashisusualandphilosophicalclosingremark.Thatwasactuallythebeginningofaseparationbetweenthemwithconsequencesthatwerenotnecessarilyphysicalbutmostlyemotional.

Bythetimehewasthreeyearsandtwomonthsold,CezarBradhadnotutteredasingleword.Forawhile,hisparentsthoughthewasdumbbutwere then quick to realize that this could not be the case as the childlaughed,screamedattimes,orevenbabbled.True,thoseoccasionswerequite rare but enough to prove that his disorder, if any, was notpathological.

TheymetColonelDatcuin thefirstmonthafter thevisit theyhadhadfromtheSecuritatewhen,accordingtothecommitmenttheyhadsigned,theyhad to seehimandhand ina report.To them,he seemedakind,serious and even understanding man who left the impression he wasactingonly on anobligation.Hewas nevertheless conscientious abouthis mission, talking in detail with the parents about their child’sbehavior and dutifullywriting down everything hewas told about thechild. Every month, he himself would give Nicolae Brad the specialallowancemoney.Attheendofeachvisit,hewouldalwayssay:“Youwill talk to no one about these things, but above all, youwill see nodoctoraboutthechild.Shouldanyproblemarise,I’llbethefirstyou’llcallandI’lltakemeasuresasappropriate.”

Bytheageofthree,thechildhadsufferedfromnodiseaseswhichisaveryrareoccurrence.ThismadetheimposedtaskoffirstinformingtheSecuritateservicesandnotgoingtohospitalsomewhateasier.Atabout

thatage,thefirstmajorchangecameupintherelationbetweenCezar’sparents.AsCezar toldme,hismotherhadagreatpassion fordrawingandhertalentwasmanifest.Deepdown,shewouldhavelikedtopaintbut thatwouldhavemeant financialcomplications,adedicatedstudio,timeandmuchelsebesidesthat.Shehadthereforelimitedherpassiontosimplesketchesandamusementsthatwouldcheeruphermomentsofloneliness.Shewouldkeepherdrawingsaboutthehouseorsometimespinthefinestofthemtothewall.Andtheywouldstaythereuntiltheywouldfallorsheherselfwouldreplacethem.

Smaranda had a propensity for abstract drawings that combined lines,circlesorcurves inpatternswithapparentlynoclear idea.Sheused totellherhusbandthosedrawingsmadeherfeelveryspontaneousandfreewhichhadabracingeffectonher.

Oneday,SmarandaBraddrewa seriesof simple concentric circles inthemiddleofablankpageinadrawingnotebook.Sheamusedherselfby comparing her creationwith the pattern of a target.As the circleswerealmostperfect, shestuck thepage toawall inoneof the rooms.Everything started several hours laterwhen she foundCezar seated infrontofthedrawingandstaringatitwithoutmovingorblinking.

Although thatwasnotquitenatural,Cezar’smotherdidnotattach toomuchimportancetotheeventandcontinuedtomindherworkaboutthehouse.ButwhenNicolaeBradcamebackfromwork,thechildwasstillsittinginfrontofthedrawing,perfectlystillandsilent.Theoccurrencewasfairlystrange:a three-yearoldbabyseatedon thebedandstaringforhoursinarowatanirritatinglysimpledrawingwhilehismotherwaswringingherhandsbyhisside,cryingsilentlyandnotknowingwhattodo. She had tried to force him away from the drawing and had evenunstuck it from the wall but to no avail. When bothered, the childstartedscreamingout loud.The twoparents lookedateachother foralongwhilewithnoneedforwords.

At last, Cezar’s father said, “It’s time we called them. Who knowswhat’snext?!”

“Wait!”Smarandastartedfrettingabout.“Weshouldallowsomemoretime.Itmayonlybeachild’smood.”

It was with much difficulty that she talked him into not revealinganythingyet.Veryworried,theyspenttherestofthedaytestingvariousmethodsinanattempttotakeCezar’sattentionawayfromthatdrawing.They were thus hoping to bring him back to normality but all theirattempts failed.Assoonashewasdisturbed,Cezarstartedscreaming,crying and therewas noway they could handle him any longer. Theyeventually gave up and thenwatched him for a longwhile, almost indisbelief that something like that was at all possible: their child wasstaring at the drawing, withoutmoving or blinking. He had not eatenanythingandshowednosignhewouldwantto. Nothingaroundcouldtakehimoutoftheconcentratedeffortshewasmaking.

Ataboutteno’clockintheevening,NicolaeBradcalledColonelDatcuand toldhimabout thesituation.ColonelDatcu instructed themnot topanicordoanythinguntilhehimselfcametotheirhousetogetherwithsome authorized persons. Indeed, at about six o’clock in themorning,three men arrived with Colonel Datcu. Two of them were from theSecuritate, bearing the same unmistakable appearance: stiff faces,dappersuits,coldlooks.Thethirdpersonlookedpeculiartotheparents.He was an elderly man withAsian traits, a short white beard and asomewhatforward-leaningwalk.HewastalkinginEnglishwithoneofthe Securitatemen. ColonelDatcu introduced him as a scientist fromChinawhowasanexpertonsuchcasesandadvised theparentsnot toworry.

TheChinesedoctorwatchedCezarcarefully,felthispulse,touchedhis

palmsinanoddmanner,andplacedonehandonthetopofhisheadandtwofingersinthemiddleofhisforehead,beingcarefulnottostepintothe visual field of the child. Through all of this, Cezar kept perfectlystillandremaineddeeplyabsorbedinthedrawinginfrontofhim.ThedoctorsaidsomethinginEnglishandthenscuttledoutofthehouse.

“Everythingisperfectlyfine,butyoumustnotdisturbhim,”translatedoneoftheSecuritatemen.“We’llbeintouchthroughColonelDatcu.”

Thatwasallandthey immediately left.Theparentsfelt like twomerepuppets in a complicated play, but circumstanceswere such that theyhad no other option.Worried and deeply concerned about the strangebehavioroftheirchild,theystayedwithhim,dozingoffwithfatigue.Itwasonlythefollowingdayatnoon,afteralmosttwenty-fourhours,thatCezarshowedthefirstsignhewantedtostandup.Thechildcontinuedtobedeepwithinhimselfbutatleastheateheartily.HisparentsgaveasighofreliefandinformedColonelDactuofthechange.

That was the beginning of a series of special events which left adefinitive mark on Cezar’s life. His parents, Nicolae and SmarandaBrad,movedintothebackgroundashisinnerlifeandtheextraordinaryexperienceshehadbeenthrough,someofwhichhepersonallytoldmeabout so that I could describe them here, would profoundlymark hisdestiny.

Afterthatunusualevent,Cezarwouldoftensinkwithinhimselfandbeperfectlystillforminutesinarow,hiseyesclosed.Thatusedtohappenatthemostunexpectedmomentsoftheday,evenwhenhewasatplay.Once,while hismotherwas feeding him, he suddenly closed his eyesandstayedlikethatformorethantenminutesafterwhichhecontinuedtoeatasifnothinghadhappened.Thosefeatshadalreadybecomepartofordinarylifeandhisparentshadgrownusedtothem,buttheydidnotunderstand thecausesandweregivennoexplanationsorclarifications

since,bythattime,Cezarhadnotspokenaword.

Thechangeoccurredtwomonthsafterthedrawingeventwhen,forthefirst time inhis life,Cezar spoke.Hiswords left everyone around thehouse at that time gapingwith perplexity both at the ease and claritywithwhichhespokethosewordsandatthematurityofhisideas.

Thatday, relativeswho loved thechilddearlywerevisiting theBrads.Moreofarecluse,thechildwaslookingforaplacewherehecouldbealoneforawhile.Heclosedhiseyes;buteverywherearoundtherewastoomuchtalk,toomuchnoise,andtoomanyquestions.Everybodywasfrettingaboutand,althoughhewasnotthecentreofattention,preparingthemealinvolvedmuchmovement,talk,laughterandbustle.Whentheycame tobringhim to the roomwhere the tablewas laid, all caressingandfondlinghim,Cezarsaidclearly,“Iwanttothink!”

Iwillmovequicklypastthehugesurpriseandjoythosewordsbroughtto everybody around. Cezar had started to speak fluently andwithoutany difficulty as of that moment, showing maturity in everything hesaid.Byagefour,heusedtotalkaboutmattersthatevenadultswouldfindpuzzling.Themindwasoneof the issueshe liked todwellupon.“Wheredothoughtscomefrom?Wheredotheygo?Whataretheymadeof?Whydon’tallpeoplethinkthesamethoughts?”Thesewereonlyafewof themostfrequentquestionsCezarwouldask to thepuzzlementofthosearound.Hispoorparentswereatalossforanswers.Theywouldsendhimouttoplayorchangethesubject;butmostofthetime,Cezarwassteadfastinhisdetermination.Asopposedtotheusualactivitiesofachildhisage,hepreferredsinkingintothought.Strangelythough,hewouldobstinately refuse toexplainoranswerwhenoftenasked to tellwhat he felt or thought in those moments. On very rare occasions,however,hewouldsay that,afterclosinghiseyes,hefeltas ifhewassuddenlyleavingtheroom;buthedidnotknowhowtospeakabouttheplaceofhisdestinationorhowhecoulddescribeitinwords.

By the age of six, Cezar had been visited once a year by the twoSecuritatemen in the companyof themysteriousChinesedoctor.Thelatterwouldgivehimasummaryexamination,alwaysnoddinghisheadinapleasedmanner,orwouldstareattheboy’seyeswithhisfierylook.Cezar told me he could very well remember that almost impersonal,toughandprofoundly enigmatic lookof the littleman in frontofhimwithonly the touchof a smileonhis face.Hewas tomeet him later,after severalyears,and learn fromhim,unexpectedly,manymysteriesof life as destiny had brought the two of them together in a verycomplexmanner.

Perhaps we shall never know what Doctor Xien was thinking whenwatchingCezarorwhathewasmakingofthechild’sunusualcapacities.Whatweknowfor sure is thathe laterplayedanextremely importantpartintheboy’sexistenceandhadacorrectintuitionofhisexceptionalabilities and gifts. It is actually very likely that he himself hadsupernormal capacities and powers and that Cezar’s achievements asone of his students were such as to confirm this likelihood almostwithoutatraceofdoubt.

Several years later, Doctor Xien had a decisive hand in the specialtrainingof theboy. I amnot inpossessionofmore information aboutthis enigmatic character, but from the little information Cezar didreveal, I was able to gather that Ceausescu (then Romania’s dictator)wasinterestedatthetimeinacertainparapsychologytrainingprogramandintheuseofitssubjectsinhighlysecretcasesofnationalinterest.He seemed tohavebeen influencedby somepieceof intelligence thatdrew his attention to intensive research and parapsychologicalexperiments conducted at that time in theUSA and theUSSR. In hiscapacity as Supreme Commander of the State, Ceausescu issued anorder thataspecialdepartmentbesetupwithin theSecuritateServicefor the recruitment, training and development of human subjectswith

unusualabilities.

The order involved absolute secrecy of the kind thatwasmany levelsabove simple classified information. Due to a method known ashierarchical intelligence blockage, no special difficulty came up inmaintainingsecrecyaboutthenewdepartment,butalotwasstilltobedoneaboutstaffandlogistics.AswithalmostanyCommunistinitiative,progresswascumbersomewhenitcametoinvestments,particularlyinafield about which little was known. It is not clear what purposeCeausescuwantedthisnewparapsychologicallineofactiontoserve,butone could surmise he mostly targeted those procedures for psychicmanipulationandinfluenceoverthemasseswithaviewtomaintainingdictatorialpowerand,toalesserdegree,issueslikenationaldefenseorexternalconflictresolution.

CeausescuorderedtheestablishmentofthatDepartmentin1968,shortlyafterhisarrivaltopower,thusabletoachievemaximumbenefitsoutofhispopularityintheWest,atthattimeontheascendant.Hiswidespreaddiplomatic successwas the result of two principal aspects: his almostoutspoken hostility to cooperationwithMoscow and his opposition toarmed intervention in thefamous“PragueSpring”of1968.Back then,however, Ceausescu’s order that a special department be set up toconduct research and experiments on subjects of exceptional abilitieswascuriousandevencontradictory insomeof itsaspects. Thiscouldleadtotheconclusionthathehimselfwasmoredallyingwithanideathatwaspromisinglybrewingsomewhere at the back of hismind rather than placing it high on hispriority list. Still, much like any cunning personality of paranoiddisposition, Ceausescu wanted to surround himself at any cost withcertainties andmeans that would secure an indisputable problem-freedomination.Obviously, he could not develop all his different ideas tothe same extent; but he used to come back to each and every one ofthem, bringing what a long while before was only a bud to a radiant

bloom.

In1968,theRomanianSecuritatewasconfrontedwithatopsecretorderthatwasnot in linewith theusual issuance standards. Theorderwasdated 28 August, bore Ceausescu’s personal signature and, in anextremely rare occurrence, was accompanied by some personal notes.Thedecreerequested theestablishmentofaspecialdepartment,calledDepartmentZero, tooperate independentlyfromtheotherdepartmentsandunitsintheSecuritateServiceofthosetimesandreportdirectlyandonly to theHeadof theService and thePresident of the country (thatwas mentioned in the very note Ceausescu had written which wasdrawing attentionboth to the top-secret nature of theorder and to theway in which it had to be followed). However, the decree waseconomicalwith information other than a very concise personnel gridand minimal instructions on the main lines of action which, at thebeginning,involvedrecruitmentandsurveillancemethodsinrelationtofuturesubjects.

ThedecreeputthethenmanagementstructureoftheSecuritateServiceinadifficultposition since,on theonehand, itwasabouta relativelynovelanduntestedfield;and,ontheotherhand, theycouldnotfollowthestandardfinancingprocedureforreasonsofabsolutesecrecy.When Department Zero was in the early days of its operation,Ceausescu’s agreement was sought in cooperation with another statewith a certain track record in the field: China. Diplomatic relationsbetweenthetwocountrieswerequitegoodand,in1972,theauthoritiesagreedonasomewhatstrange“exchange.”DoctorXienwastorunandsetthetechnicalstructureofthedepartmentinRomaniaforaperiodoffifteen years while Ceausescu was to finance scholarships for onehundredChinesestudentstoRomaniaforthesameduration.Chinaalsovolunteered to make available to the personnel in Department Zero(known as DZ) some of the findings of its parapsychologicalexperiments as well as other useful workingmethods. The agreement

thuslaidthegroundworkforoneofthemostsecretandterriblehumanactionsinRomania:theparapsychologicalmethod.

CezarBradwas one of the first subjects recruited and registeredwithDZ, however, not even Doctor Xien or those in high positions in thedepartment(whogotthosewrittenreportsfromhisparents)wereawareof details or of the subtle experiences of the child, particularly thosedetailsofaninnernature.Cezarwouldnottalkaboutthesetoanyone.

The method DZ employed first involved a period of “probation” andsupervision of the subject. Only after proving to be of exceptionalpsychic abilitieswould subjects be integrated into the structure of thedepartment. Sometimes this “probation” and checks period could lastyearsinarowaswasthecasewithCezar.Atothertimes,however,thesubjectwouldbeintegratedimmediatelyaftertheinformationreceivedwaschecked.

Cezarhadfoundamentalexperimentalworldofhisownintowhichheliked to sink deeper and deeper and from which he would returnenrichedwithextraordinary sensationsandperceptions. Itwasnotoneof those worlds where one might think Cezar was seeking refuge forreasons like some hypothetical psychic adaptation difficulties or evensomesortofmentalalienation.Onthecontrary,thetruthwasdifferent.The very fact that we cannot grasp what is well above our actualcapacitiesdoesnotmeanthatthatthing,being,behaviororexperienceisanegativeorcondemnableaspectorthat,worse,itdoesnotexist.

Cezar Brad’s case was strange. Back then, little was understood andaccepted about it, evenbyDZ staff.His case, however, didmatch thepatternrequiredfortherecruitmentofDZsubjects.

I must confess I myself am aware of only some of the amazingachievements and experiences Cezar had in the early years of his

childhood. Generally speaking, I think of myself as a self-composed,self-collected individual, but Cezar’s stories were far above myimagination. Of course, when listening to him tell me about hisexperiences, what was there in front of my eyes was neither anemotionally unstable human being nor a science fiction writer nor aparanoid.Tothosewithsomeknowledgeofthingsesotericandwhoarestillinkeypositionsinthestructuresofthestateorhaveaccesstotop-secret information and archives, the quick identification of the mainelements of the story in this book may not be difficult. But to theremainder, that is tomostpeoplewhoarepracticallybereft of correctinformation and subjected on an almost permanent basis to a spate ofconflictingdataandstories,holdingacoherentcommon-sensepersonalviewhasbecomequitedifficult.Bydintofmypositionasagovernmentadvisor that I held a fewyears ago, I coulddo somediscreet researchandseeformyself,baseduponmyownobservationandintuitions,thatCezarBradwas an exceptional character. Themodestywithwhich hetold me about his main experiences and activities, as well as sometelling little “incidents” Imyselfwas confrontedwith inhispresence,gradually convincedmeof a reality that couldnot bedenied: namely,that some human beings are far above our conceptual, mental ororganizational standards. If they so choose, these human beings cantransformother people’s destinies through the power of their superiorabilities.

One indisputable proof of Cezar’s abilities came with our very firstmeetingwhichherequestedsomeyearsago.Themeetingwastheresultofsomecomplexarrangementsamongtrustworthypersons,butitsmainpurposewasstillamysterytome.IwasvaguelyawareofDepartmentZerowithin today’sRomanianIntelligenceService(RIS),but thatwasall.Iarrivedattheplaceofthemeetingstraightfromworkinoneoftheinstitution’s cars. It was nighttime and pouring with rain so I stayedinside chatting with the driver. After several minutes the car doorsuddenly opened and, skipping all formality,Cezar sat himself beside

meonthebackseatandstartedtotalkamiablyandverycalmly,gettingstraighttothepoint.

Iwasquicklydrawnintothesubjectofourtalksothatitwasonlyaftera fewminutes that I realized thedriverhadalready started theengineand was driving silently to an unknown destination without my orCezar’saskinghimtodothat.OnceinfrontoftheSofitelHotelwhereCezarhadbookedaroom,Iexpressedmybewildermentatthedriver’sactionwhohadbeengivenno instructions.Whilewewere heading tohisroom,Cezartoldmethat,insomecases,wordsprovedtobeuselessand themental function, whenwell-controlled and purged of externalinterference, could operate as efficiently aswords. In otherwords, hewas summarizing forme the principles of telepathy. I thought hewaskiddingmeatfirst;butimmediatelyafterwards,hetoldmehowhehaddone it: at the very moment he was saying hello and sitting himselfbeside me in the car, he sent the driver the mental instructions forstarting the engine and heading to a particular destination. Convincedthathehadheardtheverbalinstruction,thedriveractedaccordingly.

“When training in this direction is intensive and persevering, thetelepathictransmissionofthoughtsisnolongeraproblem,”Cezarsaidwithaslightsmile.

Afterweenteredhisroom,hemadeadrawingonapieceofpaper.Atthesametime,hegavemetherequisiteexplanationsasfollows:

“Suppose individual A is part of a community of individuals. Histhoughts, which are not strong, mix up with other people’s thoughtsresulting in a mental ‘fog’ of sorts since those thoughts are usuallyweak, unclear and poorly defined. They are only fragments ofsuperficial, half-baked ideas. One can then say that each of thoseindividuals lives in relative isolation, in amentalworld of their own.Somehow,theyareinfluenced—toagreaterorlesserextent—bythe

receptiveness of the individual in question and with the thoughts ofthosearound.

“Mostoften,theyperceivetheseoutsideinfluencesunconsciously,likemerechangesindispositionsorinnerstatesofmind.ThatiswhyIhaveusedthetermmental‘fog’—becausepeoplecan’tseeeachotheratthislevel,muchlikeavesselatsealeftwithoutarudderinfoggyweather.”

MENTALHAZE

Cezarstoodsilentforawhile,makingyetanotherdrawing.

“But if an individual sends a very concentrated thought, that thoughtwill perfectly resemble a focused light beam, like a laser,” he added.“Moreover, if that individual directs his mental beam with muchprecision to another individual B, then the latter will perceive andmentally ‘see’ that beam like a strong light through the ‘fog’ around,like thebeamsof a lighthouseor a strong light guidingvessels to theshore.Theprocessisthereforesimple,butittakesdiligenttraining.”

MENTALFOCUS

“Butwhatdoyoumeanbymentalpurging?”Iaskedwithaninnocencethatwasmuchwarrantedbythesheernovelnatureof theexplanationshewasgiving.

“In reality,” Cezar explained willingly, “what we call mental or themind is a very complex and subtle fabric servingmany functions andbeingstructuredintovariousenergeticvibrationfrequencies.Somecallthesefrequencybandsabilitiesorpowers.That’swhyachievementsarenotthesameeverywhere,asnotallpeoplehavethesamepowers.“Forinstance,individualAcaneasilyfocuswhenlearning,individualBcancontainemotionswell,individualChasabettermemorythanotherpeople,butallthisisonlyaminuteshareofthepotentialavailabletous.Even so, they becomemanifest in the surroundingmental mediocritybutarenotyetrefinedortrainedadequately.

“Byemployingcertaintrainingmethods,thementalabilitiesofhumanbeings can be very much developed which will later make them acthighly efficiently. That is what I call ‘purging’ since, metaphoricallyspeaking, the mind sheds the layer of secondary thoughts oftencorrupted bymean intentionswhich are either empty in terms of realcontentorweakandpowerless.Thosewhocanthus‘purge’theirmindcan acquire extraordinary mental power. Their mind can then easily

pierce the mental ‘fog’ of the masses, much like an arrow cuttingthroughsmoke.Itisonlyfromthatlevelupwardsthatpeoplelearn,andatthesametimeexperience,thefactthatthemind,asasubtleformofenergy, is superior to matter which it can consequently subdue andcontrol.

Thisishowparanormalpowersemerge.These,however,alsorequireahigh degree of individual awareness because responsibilities are thenhuge. Supernatural powersmay trigger selfish and arrogant actions inindividuals that can complicate their destiny a great deal. Much likewhen one throws a ball at awall: the ball strikes backwith the sameforce.Onemustthereforeactmaturelyanddiscerninglytothebenefitofthosearoundandnottoone’sowninterestonly.

“Unfortunately, some people develop such powers to serve selfish,individualorsmallgroupinterests.Insomecases,theproblembecomesevenmoreseriouswhentheaimistoinfluencethemasseswithaviewto getting power and absolute control over them. This is the reason Iwanted tomeetwith you. Iwant to disclose these truths and you canhelpwithmakingthempublic.”

Iwas utterly amazed at hiswords. In the space of only a few tens ofminutes, I had been confrontedwith ideas and notions I did not evenimagineexisted.Apartofmewasoutraged,tellingmeIwasdefinitelythe target of a bunch of lies or mockery. The entire scenario wassomewhat phantasmagorical: too fast, too much, too unexpected.Despiteallthat,theprevailingimpulsewastofullytrustCezarBradandevenoffertocooperateunconditionally.

Mysuspicions, all toonaturalgiven thecircumstances, couldnotgainground to thedeep feeling thatwhat Iwasdoingwasgoodandnoble.Themaninfrontofmeinspiredmysteriousconfidenceandinnerpeacewhich chasedout almost anyurgemy“normal” reasoningmight have

hadtodigressorprotest;thusopeninguptomethepathtoamysteriousrealmthatwasholdingmespellbound.

Cezardidnotwanttowasteanyminuteonuselesstalksorcomplexandlong-drawn-out introductions. He was thus giving me the clearimpressionofamanwhowouldnotbudgeinhisdetermination,gettingstraight to the point with no beating about the bush or unnecessarydelays. In spite of all this, not for one singlemoment did I have thefeeling of any obligation or pressure for accepting his proposal. Thatwasofparamountimportancetome.Amongothers,CezarBradhadtheamazing ability to instill gushing enthusiasm for one particular issueand effortlessly capture people’s attention and interest, but thiswas amanifestly spontaneous and perfectly natural influence on his part. Itwashisverysubtleradiancethatfilledsoulsinaverypleasantmanner.

Icanhardlywaittodescribetheamazingeventsthatfollowed;butstill,my “mission” must be gradual or else the risk is that I give rise tosuspicionsinthereader’smindconfrontingthemwithaskeinofeventsdescribed in an unformedmanner. I shall therefore come back to thechronologicaldescriptionoftheprincipaleventsinCezarBrad’slifesothat the readercanunderstandasbestaspossible theway inwhichheunraveled thewheeling and dealing and the aims andmeans of someoccult individuals and organizations who operate at global level andhave stealthily cast their net to include Romania.As one will gatherfromthepagestofollow,thiswastoleadtoaspectacularchangeinthesituation,themaincharacterofwhichwasCezarhimself.

As I have already said, the climax was the amazing discovery in theBucegiMountains inwhichseveral statesand regionsof theglobeareinvolvedatpresent,withtheAmericanstateanddiplomacyinthelead.Myknowledgeofthissubjectpromptsmetosaythatimmediatelyafterthe great discovery in the mountains in 2003, diplomatic relationsbetween Romania and the United States of America became very

complexand theirbalancewasquite fragile.This situationwasdue totensions triggered by conflicting intentions in the wake of theextraordinary discovery. Among others, those intentions targeted theveryconditionofthehumanrace.

In themonths that followed thatwatershedevent, tensionwasdefusedwithajointactionplandevisedatthehighestleveldiplomaticlevelsofthe two states. I shall describe the corresponding arrangements at theright time. For the moment, I shall only say that the understandingbetweenRomaniaand theUSAwasnot convenient to certainpoliticalforcesinourcountrywhosevisionsweremuchmoreprogressive.Thisgave rise to further tension and even triggered a change of opinionacrosstheRomanianpoliticalspectrum.

Lastminuteinformationthatreachedmerightbeforethisbookwenttoprintconfirmeda futuremeetingIshallhavewithCezarBrad(almostone year after our last meet-ing) where I shall learn about otherfulminatingandconfi-dentialaspectsrelatingtothe“greatexpedition”Cezar conductedwith a jointRomanian-American team, starting fromtherealityofthediscoveryintheBucegiMountains.

AlthoughIamalreadyinpossessionofthemaindataontheexpedition,I would rather not anticipate but describe everything in a coherentmannerandindetailafter Igetholdoffurtherprecious information. Iconsider this step tobenecessary,particularly inviewof the fact thatpeoplehavearighttoknowthehistoricaltruthaswellaswhowantedtomanipulatethistruthfordecadesandforwhatreason.Thisisthethreadofthestoryinthisbook.Whetheritwillresoundwiththeconsciousnessofthepeopleor,onthecontrary,willbemetwithironyanddistrust,Iamneverthelessof thefirmbelief that thecommitment towritingandpublishing this book is a profoundly beneficial and positive one as itwillatleastgiverisetocertainquestionsinpeople’smindsandstirupinterestintheoccultandsubtledimensionsofself-knowledge.

Whensevenyearsofage,Cezarwasputinschoolbutheexcelledatnosubject. He was a normal student of average performance. Nothingbetrayed any of his preoccupations and thoughts and his grades weremoreareflectionofwhatheheardandunderstoodin theclassroomashealmostneverstudiedathome.However,whenCezarwasinthethirdgrade, his teacher, who was deeply troubled and puzzled, called hisparents to school. She wanted to know whether they had noticedanythingunusualintheboy’sbehavior,butbothNicolaeandSmarandaBrad firmly denied as they had been instructed to do by therepresentativesoftheSecuritate.

Theteacherthentoldthemwhathadhappened.Asshehadsomepaperstograde,she instructedherstudents to learnbyheartapoemofafewstanzasshehadreadoutloudbeforehandatthefrontoftheclassroom.Shortly after that, she was surprised to find that Cezar was lookingabsentmindedly out of thewindowwhile everybody elsewas learningthepoem.Shetoldhimtomindthepoem;butafterafewminutes,shefoundhimdoingthesame.

“Cezar,standup!”sheyelledatthechild.“Whyaren’tyoulearningthepoemaseverybodyelse?”

The boy, retaining his calm and composure, did not seem to be at allintimidatedbythethreateningtoneofhisteacher’svoice.

“ButIknowitalready,”hecamebackinalowvoice.

“Whatdoyoumeanyoualreadyknowit?Whyareyoulyingtome?”

“I’mnotlying.Ihearditwhenyoureaditoutloudforus,”hereplied.

Madatthechild’sbraverybutalsocuriousaboutthetruth,theteacher

askedhimtosaythepoeminfrontoftheclassroom.Cezarrepeatedtheentirepoemwithoutaflaw.

“I thought he had learned it beforehand at home. But that was a newlesson,andasyouwellknow,hedoesn’tgooverboardaboutlearning,”thewomancontinuedtoexplainexcitedly.

“ThenIaskedhimtosaytwomorepoems,justaslongasthefirstone,whichwere not in the handbook but which I read for him only once.Afterlisteningcarefully,herepeatedthembothwithoutmistakeoranybreak.ThatiswhyIwantedtoseeyouandtalktoyou,becauseIhaveneverseenanythinglikethisbefore.”

Shortlyafter,however,theincidentwasforgotten.Cezartoldmehewasquick to realize the use ofmaking himself inconspicuouswhen in thecompany of other people as that was a good way of avoidingharassment,curiosityorevenmeannessandenvy,especiallyonthepartofhisfriends.

“Evenatthatearlyage,Ifeltitwasveryimportantnottodrawattentionupon myself. There were plenty of other more important things thatrequiredmyfullattentionandinterestwhenIwasbackathomeinmyroom,”hetoldmewithanenigmaticsmile.

Hewas,ofcourse,speakingabouthismysterioussubtleexperiencesthathe had when sinking deep within himself, far away from outsideinfluence.

Hisparentshad longagogivenup troublinghimwithquestions abouthisattitude.ThathadgrowntobeanormalattitudeashadthemonthlyreportsandthevisitstheygotfromtheSecuritateuponnopriornotice.Until he turned ten, those around him had only one occasion to lookuponCezarasupona“strange”humanbeing. Thatwaswhenhegave

hisaunt,thenvisitingtheBrads,aspecialwarning.

Cezarwasunawareofhisaunt’sarrival,butwhenhecameinandlaideyesuponher,hestoodtransfixedasiflookingthroughthebodyofthewomaninfrontofhim.Everyonehadnoticedsomethingwaswrongandaskedhimwhatthematterwasorwhetherhefeltallright,buttheboygavenoreplyandheaded tohis roominstead. Itwasonly in theearlyhoursoftheevening,troubledandanxious,thatheaskedhisauntwhenshewouldgobackhometoBucharest.Uponlearningshehadboughtatrain ticket for thenextday,heseemedtoquietdowna little.Still,heaskedhernottotravelbycar,apieceofadviceeverybodypresentchosetodisregard.

Emilia,Cezar’saunt,wastoleaveforBucharestthefollowingdaywithher brother, Nicolae Brad, to settle some family problems.Paradoxically,theydidnotwakeupintimetocatchthenextmorning’strainsincetheclockhadbrokenandfailedtosoundthealarm.Emilia’spresence inBucharestwasbadlyneeded thatmorningsoshegota liftandtookthelastfreeseatinacar.Cezar’sfathercamebackhomeandwastoleaveforthecapitalonthenexttrain.

The terrible news came shortly before his departure to the railwaystation.ThedriverwhohadgivenEmiliaa lifthadbeen involved inaseriousaccidentintheneighborhoodofBucharest.Ofalltheoccupants,itwasonlyEmiliawhodied,theothershavingbeenwoundedbutweresafe.

SmarandaBradwastheonlyonetorememberCezar’soddbehavioraswellastheadvicehehadgivenAuntEmilia.Shewrotethatdowninthemonthly report,but even thatnotable incident faded in significance inthe faceof thehugesurprisesheexperiencedshortlyafterwards. ThiswasaneventthatwouldtakeCezarawayfromhisfamilyforgood.

UPANDAWAY

Cezar was ten years old, but his level of perception, judgment andbehavior was far above that age. He was little known by the otherchildren in the neighborhood since he very rarely played with them.They looked upon him as if hewere a freak andmade up all sorts ofmean stories about him, butCezarwould notmind them.His passionwastostayforlongperiods,evenhoursinarow,withhiseyesclosed,deeplyabsorbedinrealitieshisparentshadnotthefoggiestideasabout.

Listeningtohimtellingmethose things,I felt itwas theright timetoask him myself about those experiences he went through in thoseabsolutely special moments, experiments which were completelybeyond the ken of other people. Cezar stood thinking for a fewmoments,obviouslylookingforthemostappropriatewords.

“It isverydifficult todepict inordinary termscertainrealities thatdonotfallintothestandardcategoriesoflogicandreasonnowprevailing,particularlyintheWesternviewoflife.Rather,thesesubtleworldsarecloser to the stories of Hindu mystics telling about their spiritualexperiencesverymuchresemblingthoseIhavelivedmyself.”

That was the only time Cezar told me briefly about one of hismysterious states ofmind and profound feelings that were so strangeandunusualtoordinarypeople.

“Once I came back to physical reality completely dizzy, spendingminutesinarowinanattempttorecognizetheplacewhereIwas,”hecontinued his story. “Although my eyes were open, I could see as ifthrough fog or, better said, I could not realize the objects around hadcontours that actually existed.Gradually and very slowly, I started toreconnecttomynormalcondition;thenIclearlyunderstoodthatthere’sa certain link between themind and the senses. I had been so deeply

absorbedincertainsubtledimensionsthatIwasfarabovethatlink.

“Itisusuallyquitedifficulttolosetouchwiththeobjectiveworld,thatis, tofocusonyourinnerselfasbestaspossible,oblivioustoexternalsensations that one gets from one’s senses, but that was no longer aproblemforme.Paradoxically,mydifficultybackthenlayinrebuildingthelinkbetweenthemindandthesensessothatIcouldgetreintegratedinto the external informationcycle.Nodoubtmy sightwasverygoodandmyeyeswereopen,butdespiteallthat,Ifounditdifficulttoadapttothenormalconditionsoutside.

“Foreaseofunderstanding,imagineyouhavelivedforseveralyearsinone of the biggest cities of the world where your standards of livinghave been very high. Untoward circumstances then take you to adesertedsmallislandinthemiddleoftheoceanwhererocksandcliffsare the prevailing landscape and living conditions primitive. The leapbackwardsishugeanditwilltakeyouawhiletoadaptadequately.

“I realized on that occasion that the humanmind is closely linked tobodily sensations but that it can also be free from sensations whenfirmlycontrolledandmastered throughdiligentpractise.Sometimes, Iwould fall into trances so deep thatmymother had to slapme out ofthem and back to objective reality.At other times, in the grip of theeuphoricjoythatIfeltwhenIgotoutofmeditation,IwouldstriveinallhonestytoexplaintomyparentswhatIwentthroughinthosemomentswhichwereassociatedwithhighlyrefinedstatesofmind.

“Unfortunately, words are too weak to capture the richness of thosenuancedstatesthatgowithsubtlemanifestationsabovephysicalreality.Highly elevated subtle worlds are often inconceivable to the ordinarystandardsof referenceof agregarious consciousness at physical level.Once,however,IdidattempttoexplaininwordstheperceptionsIhadin one suchmeditative experience. My parents had strongly insisted

thatItellthemaboutit.

“Asaresult,I toldthemthat theonlyassociationofshapesandcolorsthatcametomindandwouldhavebestansweredthedescriptionofthathighly refined subtle world I had accessed was a check pattern ofirregularly thick redandyellowstripsagainst an indigobackground. Iwasveryhappyinspirationhadhelpedwiththatsuggestiveimagerythatrenderedaccuratelythefeaturesofthatworld,butmyenthusiasmfadedalmostimmediatelywhenInotedtheirdisbelievingandcompassionatelooks. I then realized that any attempt at an explanation couldn’tpossiblyyieldanynotableresult.Ignoranceisaterriblelimittohumanevolution. I thereforegaveupforgoodanyattemptatexplainingwhatwaspracticallyimpossibletorender.

“When I sank into deep meditation and practically left this worldbehind,themostnotablesensationIperceivedinthosemomentswasanimmensefreedomofactionandtheclearfeelingthatIcouldgraspthemysteryofanyplaceoractonthisplanet.Intime,Ihadlearnedhowtoexplorerealmsfartherandfartheraway,butyoushouldn’timaginethatthisresembledajourneybymeansoftransportation.”

Indeed, in those moments I was attempting to imagine such a subtleexperienceatamentallevelandthoughtitcouldbeassociatedwiththetrek of a spacecraft in the sidereal universe. Cezar, however,immediately captured that thought of mine and then, full ofunderstanding,alertedmetothecorrectimagery.

“Thementalandcausalworlds,”hecontinued,“aregovernedbyotherlawsandfeaturesalotmorecomprehensivethanthoseweareawareofatthephysicallevelweinhabit.This,however,isnotthesubjectofourmeeting.Sufficeittosaythatinmy‘travels’throughsubtledimensions,IwasneveralonebutfirmlyandpreciselyguidedbyaforceIperceivedasgiganticbutfulloflovewhichwouldoftenexplainandrevealtome

many of the mysteries I was confronted with. Owing to this kind ofsubtle‘protection,’Imademywaysuccessfullythroughtheearlyyearsof my childhood and the psychic experiences, some of them verystrange,thatIlived.”

Cezarstoodsilentforafewmoments.Ithenwantedwithallmyhearttobeonedayabletolearnaboutthosemysteriesofsuperiorworldswhichmighthaveofferedmeaviableanswerwith respect tomypart in thisworld.Inamoreorlessobviousway,eachofushasfeltthisimpulseatleastonceinourlives,butmostofthetimesitisdestinythatshowsusthe way to act on that impulse or not. As far as I am concerned, IconsideredCezarBrad tobe the“voice”ofmydestinyandIwasveryanxioustolearn,withhishelp,asmuchaspossibleaboutinitiationanditsmanysideswhichareoftenmuchobscured.

ThefirstmajorchangeinCezar’slifecameupin1980.TheBradswereknownasa“strange”familyamongneighbors,especiallybecausetheybuiltalmostnoties. Theyalsoclammedupandwouldonlygivehalf-answers to questions. On the other hand, Cezar spent more andmoretime alone in his room, deeply absorbed in his meditations. Eventshappened quickly in a manner characteristic of the Securitate whoseoppressive and abusive practices were already widely known at thattime.

AtthebeginningofJanuarythatyear,onaquietwinterdaywithbigandfluffysnowflakesfallingshininglywhiteoverthelittletownatthefootof the mountains, Cezar came back from school in a state of innerebullience, the rootcausesofwhichhehimselfcouldnotexplainverywell.Eagerly,ashealmostalwaysdiduponcomingbackhome,hewentintohisroomandsathimselfonthebedinhisfavoriteposition,hislegscrossedandreadyforthedeepestofmeditations.Alreadyfamiliarwithhishabits,hismotherdidnotdisturbhimbuttoldhimhewouldhavetocomeandhavelunchinashortwhile.

Whathappenedinthefollowinghoursputsahumanbeing’sgoodfaithto a hard test. I shall attempt a faithful descriptionof the event usingCezar’s verywords aftermore than twentyyears following thedayofhismemorableexperience.

“Pretty quickly, I entered the vastness of themental realmwhichwasthen already familiar tome and sank into the contemplation of someabstractaspectsrelatedtothearchetypalenergiesofwhatwecall‘air.’When I was deep in meditation, the world around was completelychanged.Iwasalwaysinvigoratedbyaninexhaustiblestreamofenergy,andatthesametimefeltabsolutelyfreeandravenousforknowledge.Iamspeakingaboutknowledge that is farabove theprofaneknowledgewecomeacrossinbooksandhandbooks.Modernscientificknowledgeitself is pretty limited, particularly because it is based on effects butdoes not grasp their fundamental root causes. The knowledge I amspeakingaboutisnotdiscursivebutdeeplyintuitiveandspiritual.Thisknowledge can’t be understood theoretically but can be acquired bydirectexperience.

“Consciousness, which then vibrates in a different function of thesubject of meditation, no longer perceives the limits of the physicalbody. I had therefore sunk into the sublimeworld of a sound comingfromeverywhere.Infact,Iratherhadthesensationofanilluminatingsoundfullofpureandextremelyrefinedenergy.ThegeneralsensationIthenfeltwasoneofinfinite,boundlesssplendor.Idon’trememberhowmuchtimehadpassedsincemyimmersion into that infusionofsoundand light, but it couldn’t havebeenmore than anhour. Iwas vaguelyawareofmybodyandtheworldaroundand,atagivenmoment,Ifeltafaintquiverinmyfeetandtheslightswingofmyphysicalbodywhich,inastrangemanner,Icouldalmostseefromoutside.

“Itwasasensationofrelative instabilitybutIwasnotworriedsinceI

had had similar experiences before. Still, something strange washappening because I couldn’t feel the presence of any foundation. ItwasasifIwerenolongerseatedonthebed.Halfawake,Iopenedmyeyes and then startled because Iwas up in the air, about half ameterabovethebed.Mylegswerecrossed,almostasintheinitialpositionbuthangingslightlydown.Mybodywasveryslowlyswingingintheairbutstayingmostlyinthesamearea.Iwasnotscaredbutratheroverexcitedwith the strong emotion that was traversing my whole body. I wasthinkingthatinthefutureIwouldhavetocontrolthisphenomenonverywellunlessIwantedtogiverisetoseriousproblemsandcomplicationsinmy life. Rightwhen I was pondering on this,mymother suddenlyopenedthedoortoaskmetolunch.Ithinkyoucaneasilyimaginewhatfollowed.Shedidnotfaintbutwasveryscaredandleanedagainstthewall,lookingatmeinawe.Somewhatshockedbythenoiseofthedooropeningsuddenlyandbymymother’smuffledscream, Imyselfcamebacktonormalconditionsinatoughermanner,fallingtoonesideandontothebed.Ifeltavaguesensationofnauseaandpaininmyneck.”

Cezar told me about that event in a simple and natural manner andwithoutbeingatallintentonpersuadingmeofthetruthofhisstory.Atthesametime,hewantedtomakemeunderstandthattherevelationofapeculiaraspectorthebeliefinanythingisnotusuallythedirectresultofsatisfyingsomebanalcuriosity. Iclearly felt thathadI thenrequestedsuchproof,Iwouldhavebeenconfrontedwithapoliterefusal.

Onanotheroccasion,Cezar toldmethat thosewithcertainparanormalpowerswhohavedeeplyunderstoodthesignificance,causeandmissionofthosepowerswillneveracthaughtilytoprovetheirspecialabilitiestootherpeopleandwillneverusetheirsupernaturalpowersforselfishpersonal purposes. That is why those individuals will never wish fortheir merits to be acknowledged and will not seek fame, which istransient. In addition, those who are genuine in their knowledge,experience and powers will not try to convince the suspicious, the

materialisticandthedistrustfulbecausetrueconvictionmustfirstcomefromwithininorderforittobestableandbearfruitinthefuture.

Theminds of most people are weak and unprepared for the shock ofsome realities. To fill in this gap, they usually take an arrogant andironic attitude to “forbidden” subjectswhich are those subjects on theborderlinebetweenthematerialworldandthesubtlerealmsofCreation.Theirdistrust,infact,betraysthelackoftheirwillforknowledgeatthebasis ofwhich lies a deep feeling of fear of the unknown.They oftendelude both themselves and other people by claiming that if theywitnessademonstrationofparanormalpowerswhichisnotascam,theywill immediately believe that there is more to the world than thephysical universe. Experience has shown that in the case of such ademonstration, the shock towhich a rawmind is exposed is often toounexpected and strong for its low level of understanding. Generallyspeaking,spectatorstosuchdemonstrationsreactintwopossibleways.They either continue to deny, even vehemently, what they have justrequested and then seen with their own eyes. This sometimesdegeneratesintoveritablefitsofhysteria.Ifnotindenial,theyresorttosomesortofformalacceptanceunderthespurofthemomentwhichinfact is shorn of inner conviction. This acceptancewill very soon giveway to old disbeliefs like a wall of psychic protection against whatcannot be understood or could trouble the daily routine of theirhumdrumexistence.

Ihavethusunderstoodthat,intime,practiceleadstobeliefaseventheeffortswearethenmakingare,inacertainway,akindofbelief.Infact,thegreatmajorityofpeoplebelievefirmlyinsomething,buttheirbeliefiswronglytargetedinadestructiveandpervertedmanner.Thus,manypeoplestronglybelievetheydon’tbelieveandthisisenoughtoopenthefloodgates to fears and doubts; angst and prejudice; and thus deprivethemof thecapacity tounderstandtheveryessenceof things.But, thegreatest drawback is that they fetter their souls and almost without

realizingit.Theybecomeshallow,selfishandemotionallyflat,lackingin theforceandpulsationofgenuinefeelings.Mostoften, it ishumanbeingsthemselveswhosetlimitstotheirownpotential.

SmarandaBradmayhavebeenasyetunpreparedforwhatshehadseen.Thatday,herunderstandinghadbeenputtoahardtestbutitseemsshehad not had the necessary power to experience the emotion of theunknown.WhenNicolaeBradcamebackfromwork,hiswifetoldhimabouttheincident.Theybothagreedtheyshouldinformthenewcontactperson(ColonelDatcuhadbeenpromotedandmovedtoanothertown).

Lateatnight,acarpulledupinfrontoftheirhouseandtwoSecuritateagentsgotoff.This time,DoctorXienwasnotpresent.Theevent thathadbeenmentionedinthereportcalledforadifferentsetofmeasuresandadifferentprotocol.Underthepretextofaspecialcontroltowhichhehadtobesubjected,theagentstookCezarwiththem,gothimintothecar,andspedoffinthethickofthenight.Thatwasthelasttimehesawhisparents.

ChapterTwo—DepartmentZeroIn 1980, thirteen years after this “occult” department had beenestablished in the Securitate, several objectives were achieved thatenabledaclearerpictureofthepolicytobefollowedtowardsfulfillingthe purpose for which the department had been created. At thebeginning, Ceausescu’s “whim” to set up the department had createdmuchconfusionandmanyteethingproblems.Inthe1980’s,however,aprettywell defined organizational structure had been set in place andadequatelogisticalconcernsweresatisfied.

In fact, financing had been a “hot” issue from the very beginning asCeausescu–inanapparentlyinexplicablemanner–had“forgotten”tomakeclearhow fundingwouldbe secured.On theotherhand,nobodyhad been brave enough to shatter the confusion of the early days. Infront of the Communist Dictator, any such venture would have beentantamount to defiance or at least incompetence. Both interpretationswouldhaveincurredgreatproblemsforandputanendtothecareerofany “enterprising” spirit. The funding method was the one that wasusuallyappliedinextremecases:theabsoluteorderoftheHeadoftheState would be invoked and funding would be secured by collectingfrom amounts available to other fields. That was the compromiseemployedforthefirstthreeyearsafterthedepartmenthadbeensetup.

With thepassageof time, thingschangedfor thebetterand twosecretoperationalbasesweremadeavailable:onelocatedclosetothetownofB...andtheotherintheRetezatMountains,ashortdistanceawayfromValeaUrsului(afictionaltownusedtoprotectthereallocation).Duetothe fact that a logistics base of sorts had been growing since thedepartmenthadbeensetup,asof1972,newfund-attractiontacticswereemployed consisting of repeated “diplomatic” interventions withCeausescu at carefully chosen moments. Convinced and even

enthusiasticabouttheprospectsthatthedevelopmentofthedepartmentcould have offered, he gave instructions that Department Zero befinanciallysupportedbytwo“fictitiouscompanies”inUruguay.Thesecompanieswerepassedoffasintermediariesofoilbusinessesinofficialpapers but were in fact specialized in laundering proceeds from theillicittransactionsoftheLatinMafia.“RevitaUnio”and“Nann&Co.”were the twocompanies thatprovided fabulousamountsofmoney fortheCeausescus,beingmanagedatthattimebyarealgeniusinthefield. This was General Meres, a man I had the opportunity of meetingpersonally. He is probably one of the few people who had a correctintuition – long before the final stage – of the end of theCommunistsystem inEuropeandofCeausescu’sdownfallor,moreaccurately,ofthecircumstancesinwhichthatwastohappen.

“Markmywords,Radudear,”hesaid.“Thereareunsuspectedforcesatplayeatingat therootof this...peopleservicing thesmoke-screenandundermining Ceausescu, his conceited impulses, the economy… andthey don’t operate from within. But my and my family’s future issecured.NotoreanfromtheSecuritateknowsall that,but I’mtoowellplacedtobedeposed.Idon’tthinkthissituationcancontinueformorethantwoorthreeyearsfromnow.”

Thisdiscussion tookplacesometimein1988andImustadmit that itwas somewhat portentous because, in an upsurge of inspired rhetoric,theGeneral then surmised thatCeausescu had no chance ofmaking a“clean” escape from the fury of the people and that the same occultforces (whichhewouldnotnameback then)wouldhatchnotonlyhisdownfall but also the gradual takeover of power. The subsequentpolitical and economic evolution of the country confirmed his wordswithavengeance.

Meres made a sudden disappearance in 1989, shortly before theRevolution. He could not have chosen a better moment since the

“commotion”thatgrippedtheCommunistsystemintheEuropeofthosetimesdidnot allow thenecessary time for a thorough investigation tofindthe“traitor”astheusualprocedurewouldhaverequired.Althoughhereliedonhishugeinfluenceandsecretpower,actingalmostalwaysin thebackstage,GeneralMereshadneverdroppedanyhint about theplace where he and his family might take refuge. His complexpersonality made him act like a very strong and influential butpracticallyunseenandunknownpuppeteer.

Iwasoneofthefewpeoplewhohadaccesstohiscloseentourage,butevenso,Iknewalmostnothingabouthimorhisverydiscreetlife.Hissense of self-preservation, his refined ego and exceptional intuition inbusiness led tohis remarkable financial success in themanagementofthe two companies. These, in turn, had been set up due to his verystrong diplomatic relations on which Ceausescu himself wouldsometimesfallbackontoachievevariousends.Thoughamererumoratthebeginning,itisnowacertaintyintheuppercorridorsofpowerthatMeres was the main character who saw to the opening andreplenishmentofthecontroversialfinancialaccountoftheCeausescu’s,thevalueofwhichwasestimatedatapproximatelyonebilliondollars.

ItisonlytheGeneralandperhapstwoorthreeotherpeoplewhoknowexactly howmuchmoney was deposited in that account and what itscurrentsituationis–thisbeinganissuewithenormousinterestsatplay.ItisneverthelesseasytoassumethatGeneralMeres,whomCeausescuhad given a free hand when fully entrusting him with the task ofmanaging the two fictitious companies in Uruguay, did not stop atreplenishing the dictator’s personal account but also lined his ownpocketswithhugeamountsof foreigncurrency.Ceausescumighthavebeenawareof thisbut thatwastheonlyinstancewhenhedidnot takepunitive measures since his own financial interest was at stake, andidentifying an equally suitable replacement would have been difficultandalsoverysensitive.

One can therefore surmise that a tacit and mutually advantageousagreement had been established between Meres and Ceausescu, witheachpretendingnottobeinterestedinthethoughtsoftheother.Thatiswhy the position of General Meres in the political and economicmachinery of the state was entirely special and those who knew himregarded him as a kind of “gray eminence”. In a way, Meres wasindestructible and as far as I am aware, that was the only situationCeausescu accepted without any comment in his entire career asCommunistDictator.

Itismostlikelythat,atpresent,MeresliveshisgoldenageononeoftheBalearicIslandsorinthesplendorsofCrete,watchingfromadistance–a malicious smile on his face – the workings of power in Bucharest.From a different perspective, Romania lost a man of exceptionalorganizational and decisive abilities. General Meres might have beenone of themain pillars of the state but at the same time, it is almostcertainthathewasinoncertainsecretswhichmadehim“retire”beforehis time. His intuition and diplomatic experience thus helped him agreatdealinretiringatthebestpossiblemoment.

Ceausescu ordered thatDepartmentZero be financed generously fromthefundsthatMeresmanagedatthetwocompaniesabroad.From1968to 1980, Department Zero was led by no fewer than five heads ofdepartments,butof themall,onlyColonelObadeastoodout (afterhisappointment in 1979) by dint of his enterprising spirit and new ideasthathelpedalotwithimprovingtheactivityofthedepartment.

AsthefieldofactivityofthatSecuritateDepartmentwasstillrelativelyobscureatthetimeandnobodyhadanyexperienceorideasaboutwhathad tobedone,Obadeahad thegreatopportunityofbeinggivengreatdecision-making freedom at a time when the department was madeindependentanditsactivities listedunderthetopsecretcategory.This

implicitlymeantthatColonelObadea’spositioninthehierarchyofstatepowerwassomewhatsimilartoaMinister’sposition.However,duetohisentirelyspecialinvolvementwiththeapparatusoftheSecuritate,theColonel’s positionwas in theoryweightier and evenmore influential,beingclosertothatofaMinisterofState,butimpossibletowieldinthepoliticalsphere.

InstructuringtheDepartmentofwhichhewasthehead,ColonelObadeafollowed a simple principle: information should be passed on directly(with recourse to one intermediary at most) and operations run on askeleton staff.At the same time, however, itwas necessary that thosewhowereselectedtoworkforthedepartmentbehighlycompetentandevenprofessionalsintheirfields.

The Colonel had the instinct that in order to implement those basicideas,nocompromisecouldbemade.Heneededspecialequipmentandaboveall,paramilitaryelitespeciallytrainedforunusualinterventions.Giventheprotocolassociatedwithhisposition,ColonelObadeawasoneof the fewpeoplewhohaddirect and immediate access toCeausescu,irrespectiveofthecircumstances.

Reports were presented to the dictator by Obadea himself and thenhanded to him on the same day because – as ameasure ofmaximumsecurity–theyweretypedinonecopyandthensignedandsealedonlyby the Colonel. His position was so strong that he did not need toexplainhisactions toanyoneother than thePresidentof theStateandthe Head of the Securitate. On the other hand, however, he had thepowerofrequestingtheassistanceandsupportofanyinstitutioninthecountry. A private phone line was established between him andCeausescuandinformationandreportsreceivedfromDepartmentZerowere categorizedasStateSecrets– classification level: 5.AccesswasonlygrantedtoCeausescu,theHeadoftheSecuritate,theChiefofStaffand,ofcourse,Obadeahimself.

Initially(shortlyafterbeingappointedasheadofDepartmentZero),theColonel had presented the Dictator with a list of sixteen proposalsmaking up the essential infrastructure for a flawless operation of thedepartment. Ceausescu approved them all. Subsequently, however,actingonhis specificcunningandhis fear thatObadea’spowermightsetadangerousprecedent,Ceausescucreatedsome“safetyvalves.”Asaconsequence,theColonelcouldnolongeractandinterferewithalltheinstitutionsinthecountrybutonlywiththoseoperatinginfieldsrelatedto the activity of the department. The limits of this clarification,however,wereveryfuzzy.OneotherrestrictionwasthatObadeawasnolonger allowed access to other state secrets or those of the Securitateapart from classified information emerging from his own department.Finally, when requested, he had to accept the Head of the Securitatehaving thepossibility towrite fact-findingreports forCeausescu’susebut without the Head of the Securitate having any decision makingrights.

Still, due to the specificity of the Department, those slight“amendments” did not trouble Colonel Obadea much. His excellentperformance in theyears that followedprovedhisprofessionalismandability tohandle theoftencomplicatedrelationswithhissubordinates.Theseextraordinarysecuritymeasuresturnedouttobehighlyefficienteven several years after theRevolutionwhichproved thatDepartmentZerohadbeenfoundedonverysolidandsecureground.

Mybelief is that thesecrets inDepartmentZerofileswerebetterkeptthan even army secrets or foreign intelligence. Those files werepresentedtoCeausescuandboreseveralmarksasinthediagrambelow:

After theHeadof theState tooknoteof thecontentof thereportsandhad a summary discussion with Obadea, the file was handed to theColonel and locked away in a special safe in his office located at theoperationalbaseinValeaUrsului.Priortothat,thefilewassealedwithawideredtapeandaleadseal.Thetapeborethewords:

In the thickwebofunits anddepartmentsof theSecuritate, theArmyandtheMinistryoftheInterior,DepartmentZerostoodoutasanislandapart, almost Western in its outlook and separated from the otheractivities of the state by its very specificity. That was the generalframeworkwhenCezarwasbrought to the secretbaseclose toB…in1980.

Bycomparison to living standardsbackhome,Cezarhadaccess toallthecomfortandexceptionaltechnicalequipmentatthebase.Thedesignand the construction of the base had been entrusted to a specializedcompanyintheUnitedStatesandthetechnologyandequipmentorderedandimportedfromtheNetherlands.

Thebuildinghadbeenmadeoperationalalmostoneyearbefore,shortlyafterColonelObadeahadbeenappointedheadofthedepartment.Ithadtwomainbodies:oneearmarkedforthestaffandroutineactivitiesandthe other – larger andmore sophisticated – earmarked for those whowere selected and brought in. The larger area consisted of severalapartments,akitchen,acafeteriaandanisolatedlaboratoryareawhereexperimentswerecarriedout.

Thebaseareawassurroundedbyahighconcretewallandaccessintheneighborhood was restricted within a one-hundred-meter range undermilitaryguard.Apparently,theentireareahadallthemarksofasimplemilitary unit arousing neither suspicion nor any special interest.Supplies came in once a week so as to keep contact with the outsideworldtoaminimum.

When Cezar arrived, four more subjects were already there: threechildren and one adult. Each was assigned to one of the stylishapartmentsinthemainbuildingwhichtheywereallowedtoleaveonlyatcertainhours.Theirschedulewasnotverybusy,butsecuritywasverystrict. Therewas a staff of ten – ninemen and awoman, aged 35-40years—whoactedasadvisortothemysteriousDoctorXien.IwillnotgoanyfurtherwithsuchdetailsalthoughCezardidgivemeathoroughdescriptionoftheplaceanditsactivities.

Subsequently, by a combination of favorable circumstances, I wasallowedtovisittheplaceandImustadmititimpressedmedeeply.Even

ifatthattimethebasedidnotservethesamepurposeasinthe’80s,itsactivitycontinuedunderverystrictandsecretconditions.

Cezarspentfiveyearsinthatmilitarycampus.Hequicklyrealizedthathisrelationshipwithhisparentswasprobablyoverforgood,butatleastthe place offered him unsuspected possibilities to develop his specialabilities.HemethismateseitherduringrecreationandsportshoursorduringDoctorXien’s special classes.Eachof themwasendowedwithcertain powers which Cezar described to me in brief and with muchhumor.

Forinstance,oneofthechildren,aboyaged14,stoodoutbythesheerwidth of his umbilical cord – about ten centimeters in diameter –coveringalargepartofhisabdomen.Irrespectiveofweatherconditions,he would wear only one pair of thin cotton trousers. His name wasEduard.His psychic radiationwas so strong that anybody around himfeltsomewhatuneasyandinsecureandevengrippedbyafeelingoffear,theoriginofwhichwasnotclearbutwhichshortlybecameoverwhelming.ThosesensationswerefeltwhenEduardwascalmandrelaxed,but if foranyreasonhegotangry,smallspark-like flashes were visible around his body and particularly around hishead. At such moments, the objects in his immediate surroundingswouldbreakor get distorted.Thatwaswhyhis apartmentwasmostlyequipped with wooden and plastic objects as those were easier toreplace.Insummertime,hisapartmentwasconnectedtoaspecialair-cooling system because he could not bear temperatures in excess oftwentydegreesCelsius.Theairconditioningoptionwasnotsatisfactorybecause,asEduardsaid,thoughcool,theairwasshortofitsenergetic,vital element. In other words, it was “dead” air bringingmore harmthanbenefits.

Theboy’smainparanormal abilitywashis telekinetic powerwhich isthe ability to setmaterial objects inmotion by the sheer force of his

will,without touching them. From a distance, Eduardwas able to liftobjectsupintheair,maintainingtheirpositionormovingthemaroundfor minutes in a row. Though not much impressed by his mate’sabilities,CezarneverthelesstoldmethatEduard’sgreatestachievementcame when, following hard concentration, he extracted and lifted awaterspherewhichhethenmovedaroundtheroom.

Anotherboy,Octavian,almostasoldasCezarhimself,didnotstandoutobviously for having any special gift. His endowment, however, wasexceptionalinthathecouldforesee,inbroadterms,eventsthatweretotakeplacewithinarangeof10-20hoursfromthepresentintothefuture.I found out that Octavian gradually improved his performance to 28hours into the future andhis predictionsweremore andmoreprecise.Nevertheless, as Cezar told me, he was never able to go beyond thatlimit.

Officials had a special interest in him which meant the boy enjoyedspecialtreatment.Evenduringrecreationhours,whenthechildrenwereat play, he was permanently accompanied by a stiff and sturdy manwhosetaskwastosupervisethattheboywasnotmakingpredictionsforanybodyaround.ThisprecautionwasquitefutileasOctavianwasratherlonely,pensive,andevenapatheticattimes.Hewasofthinconstitution,hiseyesdeepintheirsockets,andoftendeeplyabsorbedinthoughtfarawayfromanyoutsideinfluence.Cezardescribedhimasaspecialboyevenamongthosewithparanormalpowers.Thatstrangeabilityofhistoperceivethefuturewithinacertaintimerangewasnotsimplyintuitiveas is the case with most people who associate this ability with card-reading,coffee-readingoranyothersimilarpursuit.

“Everything thathappens,everything thatunfolds in thisuniverse,anyact,action,thought,emotionorfeelingis‘stored’withhighfidelityonasort of subtle ‘support,’” Cezar told me, thus answering my naturalqueries.

“Bywayofanalogy,itisa‘record’thatcanbecomparedwithincertainlimitswiththewayinwhichinstancesofyourlifeorsomebodyelse’sisstoredonaphotofilmwhenacameraisused.Otherwise,investigatingthepastorthefuturewouldn’tbepossible.”

I then chipped in, somewhat shyly, but puzzled: “And still, how is itpossible to get a vision of the future since the future hasn’t evenhappened?”

Cezargaveaslightsmile.

“Apparently,yourlogicishealthy.Whatyoudon’tprobablyknowyetisthat time in itself is an illusory notion. Of course, time has a subtleenergybutthisismodulatedbythespecificityofourconsciousnessorperception. For instance, the same time interval – say one hour – isperceived subjectively by different people because, to some, ‘timepasses slowly’while toothers ‘timepassesquickly.’Othersmayevensay that ‘timepassed in theblinkofaneye.’Perceptionsaredifferentalthough the time interval is the same.Man’s consciousnessgetsonlytheillusionofthepastorthefuturebecause,intheirturn,thesenotionsderive from the fragmentedperceptionordinaryhumanbeingshaveoftime.Now, imagine that this extremely subtle formof energywe calltime looks – metaphorically speaking – like a continuous strip or anunrolledphotofilm.”

Cezar then made a simple sketch on a piece of paper so that theexplanationshewasgivingcouldbeasclearaspossible.Iwaseagertolearn from him new secrets about realities that, until then, wereinaccessible to my knowledge. Noting my attitude of sincerity onrepeated occasions, Cezar tacitly accepted to guide me, like a truemaster,throughthedeceitfulshadowsbeyondwhichliestrueinitiatingknowledge.

“The time axis is continuous but people have a split perception of it,quantified into a past and a future. In common terms, the present isrelative because the present moment becomes the past in the nextmoment; in its turn, the next moment becomes the new present,althoughonemomentbeforeitwasthefuture.

“Being continuous, time is like an unfolding strip. People live in thisvery‘timestrip’andidentifythemselveswithitspartialaspects;theynolonger perceive the whole of the time strip which is continuous butfragments of it – a past and a future – as their consciousness itself islimited only to a fragment of knowledge. Now, let’s assume thisconsciousness expands andgrows like a huge sphere engulfing almostthe entire universe in its field of perception and knowledge. Thisexpansion is enough to go beyond the time barrier which one thenperceivesasaunitarywholethatisforeverpresent.Pastandfuturelosetheir relative sense. Then, he who experiences this level ofconsciousness becomes a sort of detached observer with a very largefieldof‘vision’athisdisposal.

“Bywayofanalogy,oneislikeatouristinatownfulloftraditions.Atthe beginning of the journey, one walks the streets and visits all the

interestingplaces,onebyone,becauseonedoesn’thavethepossibilityofseeingeverythingatatime.Buildings,people,carsandtrees–theyallstandintheway.Butassoonasonegetsuphighintotheair,asifina balloon, one can see the entire town at a single glance.Any area orbuilding onemay be looking for can be instantly spotted because thewholehustleandbustleofthetown–thoughfragmentedtothedifferentinhabitantsinitsdifferentareas–canbeviewedsimultaneouslyandinall itsdetailsasawhole. Ihope thisanalogyisdescriptiveenoughforyou to understand this time problem aswell as possible. Traveling intimeisnothingelsethantheexpansionofconsciousnesswhichthenhasaccess to the realityof theenergyof time.This isdifficult to achieveandfewpeoplegettomasterandcontrolittoperfection.Butthereareintermediary stages as well. Octavian was in one of those stages.Unfortunately, in 1984, he was relocated and I have never seen himsince.”

Although I had grasped the gist of the explanations, I still had a fewqueries.Forinstance,itwasnotclearhowconsciousnesscouldexpandorhowbyanactofwillonecouldperceiveacertainfragmentoftime.No sooner had those problems sprung to mind than Cezar repliedinstantlybeforeIhadthetimetoaskthequestion:

“In order to be able to really travel in time at a conscious level, oneneedsaparticularlyrefinedperceptionandlevelofknowledge.Oncethetemporal ‘target’ is established atmental level, focusingone’smentalenergyonthatareawilltriggeraresonanceprocesswherebyonegetstoactually ‘live’ in the respective time interval and perfectly identifyoneselfwiththeframesofmind,emotionsandfeaturesofthosetimes,muchlikeaspectatoratafilmwhosomehowbecomespartoftherealityof that film. In otherwords, one can see, hear, smell, taste and touchexactlyasonewouldnormallydoinone’sowntimeframeexceptthatsensationsarefeltasthereandthenbecausetheyalreadyhappened.Thisinfactgivesonethecertaintythattheexperienceoftimetravellingwas

atrueoneratherthantheillusoryproductofarampantimagination.Ofcourse,thereisalsoapossibilityforthephysicalbodytotravelintime,but theway inwhich this can be achieved individually requiresmorecomplexexplanations.Besides,themotivationforsuchajourneymustbeverystrongandimportantbecause,at thetimeofthejourney,therearemajorinterferences.”

For the moment, I was satisfied with those clarifications and, deepdown, I sincerely set myself the goal of getting to experience thosefascinatingrealitiesmyself.DuringthetimehespentatthebaseinB…,Cezarmade remarkable progress, developing his perception skills andabilities for subtle action. Some of his extraordinary spiritualexperienceswereknowntothemysteriousDoctorXienwho,withmuchcompetence and care, had shown Cezar the way all that while andwheneverdifficultiescameup.

Doctor Xien and his assistant suddenly disappeared shortly after theRevolutionin1989,butnobodyseemedtoknowhowandwhythathadhappened. The general point of view was that a long contract ofcollaborationwasover.IamsureCezarknewthetruthaboutitbutforsomereason,hedidnotwanttogivememoredetails.

The contacts between Cezar and the other occupants of theestablishment were very few in number and only circumstantial, therulesinthisrespectbeingveryhardandfast.Infact,untilthebeginningof1986,hewas theonlyone tobekeptat that locationwithoutbeingtransferred. None of thosewhom he found there in 1980 stayed thereuntil his departure. As time passed, his mates were sent to otherlocations,but thereasonsfor those transfersremainedunknown.Otherpeoplewould be brought in, butCezar could not find outmuch aboutthembecausetheyweretransferredquitequickly.

1986wasa“turningpoint”inCezar’slifeandreachedaclimaxwithan

extraordinary spiritual experience. The events of those times werenevertheless closely linked to the presence and actions of the head ofDepartmentZero,ColonelObadea.HegreatlyappreciatedCezarandthetwoofthemoftendiscussedvariousissuesrelatingtotheactivityofthedepartment. Though a teenager,Cezar’s personalitywas nowhere nearthe“normality”associatedwiththatage.Thelifeandexperienceatthebase inB…unfolded tootherstandards,a lothigher than thoseof theoutsideworld. Theplaceappearedtobelongeerily toaparallelworldwherethelawsofphysicsandtheconceptsandideasofitsinhabitantsnolongerobeyedunanimouslyacceptednorms.

It is true that, as the head of Department Zero, Colonel Obadea sawmostlytomilitary,security,administrativeandevenpoliticalissues;buthewas also fully aware of the content of each “subject’s” secret file,followingtheactivityandachievementsofeverybodywhowasbroughtthere with much interest. At that time, Obadea was one of the fewSecuritatepeopleofimpeccablemoralconductandkeptanopenmind.At the same time, he was also politically canny against the variousforcesand interestsatplay. Subsequenteventswere toprove that theColonel’s plans and ideas had already been put into practice in thatperiod,butletusnotanticipate.

In1986,aclashof interestswassmoulderingbetweenObadeaand theHeadoftheSecuritatewhowasnotmuchinfavorofthe“independence”of the department. The latter had already run several checks atDepartment Zero bases. There was no justification to prompt thosechecks, but that was a way of gradually “undermining” Obadea’sposition in front of Ceausescu with reports ending on an unfavorablenotebeingsubmittedtotheDictator.TheideawastodeposeObadeaandabsorb Department Zero into the general structure of the Securitatewhichwouldhaveenableddecisionmakingpowersoverthedepartment.The scheme, however, was only half-baked and short of finesse.Ceausescuhimself,whowasknownforhissuspiciousmind,didnotpay

the Head of the Securitate much attention, but tension was there.ThatwaswhyObadeahadtoactcarefullyandtakeawindingcoursetobypassthevigilanceofhissuperior,theheadoftheSecuritate.

That year, theColonelmade the surprisingdecision thatCezar shouldvisit his family which he justified by a so-called “shaky” emotionalbalanceofthesubjectthathadtoberestored.

“In reality,” Cezar said with a slight smile, “Obadea’s intention wasentirelydifferent.Thevisitwasonlyasmokescreen,aredherringforamuch more important action.As far as I was concerned, I was fullyaware of my family’s situation even if I was physically apparentlyisolatedfrommyparents.Forinstance,I‘knew’thatmyfatherhaddiedtwo years before in a stupid accident; and with much difficulty, mymotherhadrecoveredaftertheloss.YoumustbewonderinghowIgotto know thatwithout leaving the base andwithout anybody informingme about what had happened. I can tell you it was onlymy physicalbodythatwasrestrictedinitsmovement,butIhadverygreatfreedomofthoughtandactioninothersubtlebodies.”

In response to thebewildermentanddistrust thatcouldbe readonmyface,Cezarcontinuedtoexplainwithgoodwillandpatience.

“Yourdoubt stems froma lackofknowledge about essential realities.It’sasifyouworeacoatpaddedoutwithmoneyaboutwhichyouknowabsolutelynothing.Youcontinuetowearit,butyougobeggingeverydaytosupportyourself.Ithinkyouhavealreadyunderstoodwearefarmorethanaphysicalbodywithaweightattached.Practicalexperiencewillprovethis toyouwithouta traceofdoubt.Youwill thendiscoverthatadifferentbody,alotmore‘flexible’and‘light,’ifIcansayso,isat your disposal to make known to you many other secrets andmysteries.Of course, this body that ismore subtle in nature than thephysicalbodyisitselfgovernedbycertainlawsandrestrictionsbecause

therearestructuresinusthatareyetalotmorerefinedandsubtlethanthis other body; but by comparison to the physical body, this one islocatedinahigherdimensionwhichtheoccultandtheinitiatedcallthe‘astraldimension.’

“Acquiringtheabilityofbeingconsciousaboutyourownastralbodyasone is about the physical body is a relatively easy process to somepeople. It involves a certain degree of purification and elevation ofconsciousness at that level. There are very many human beings whohave lived at least one such experiencewhich papers in the field call‘conscious astral division’ or ‘extrasensory experience.’ Such anexperiencecanhappenaccidentally:forinstance,suchasafterastrongemotionorduringREMsleepwhen,forshorterorlongerperiods,oneisawareoneisdreaming.Or,theycanhappenbyanactofwill,wheneveronepleases,butthatismoredifficulttoachieve.Somepeoplewhohavealready attained a high degree of development of their psychic andspiritual abilities are perfectly aware of their astral body; even whenthey live and act normally in their physical body.But this involves ahighly elevated level of individual consciousness development aboutwhichweshallnotbetalkingnow.

“Generally, thosewho live the experience of conscious astral divisionwant to get information about or access to special places orcircumstancesduetosomemeanorselfishinterests theyarepursuing.Themethodisandwasusedwithacertainmarginoferrorinmilitary,economicorevenpoliticalespionagebythegreatpowersoftheworld.Yet,thosewhomakeuseofthispsychicpowerinaselfishmannerareconfrontedwith repeated failure, disillusion and stagnation at inferiorlevels of thought and behavior because they don’t know or simplyignore certain essential laws that describe the harmony and relationbetweentheactanditsresult.Bywayofanalogy,it’sthesameaswhena pipe through which water runs freely gets gradually stuck onaccumulatingdirttothepointofblockage.Thatiswhymanyofthose

who,at thebeginning stages, enjoyed thevariouspsychicpowers theyhadacquiredorhadalreadyhadcouldintimenoteagradualdiminutionofthosepowersandtothepointoftotallossinsomecases.

“This must make you understand the particular importance ofresponsibilityforanactioninsuchcases.Youshouldknowthatintheirgreat majority, and particularly for reasons of ignorance or lethargy,peopleprefertodenythethingsorfactstowhichtheydon’thavedirectaccessthroughtheirsensesordirectexperience.Butonlyafew–duetoa certaindegreeof elevation theyhave attained– actually realize thatthe freedom of action they enjoy in conscious astral divisionexperiences is a reality they must use in a constructive rather thanselfishmanner.

“Onecan thennoticeandknowaspectsofdaily life thatare relativelyordinary,butitisalsopossibletolearnsecretsthatsomepeoplewouldwanttoknowbutcannotknow.Justastherearebarriersatthephysicallevel,therearealsocertain“barriers”attheastrallevelblockingaccesstoinformationaboutcertainsecretplacesoraspects.Still,thefreedomforactionandmovementiswaybeyondthepossibilitiesatthephysicallevel.Obstaclesandbarriersat theastral levelaremeant toserveasaselection process for those who want to learn certain secrets andmysteries.

“This is done by taking into account both their specific vibrationalfrequencyandthereasonbehindtheact.Attheastral level,movementobeys principles that are entirely different from those in the physicalworld,beingtriggeredbyanactofwillandhappeningeitheratacertainspeed – usually very high – or almost instantly to any spot on thisplanet,whetherunderwater,underground,abovegroundorintheair.

“Morespecial innatureare travels incosmicspace tootherplanetsorcelestialbodieswhen,atthefirststage,experiencesshouldbelimitedto

oursolarsystem.Atalaterstage,however,assomeaspectsandsecretlaws of the universe are gradually understood correctly, travels canextendtogalacticlevel,allowingfortheexplorationofvariousareasinourgalaxy.Asfarastheprojectionsofourindividualconsciousnessatan intergalactic level are concerned, these are possible by means ofotherbodies a lotmore subtle than the astralone,butwe shall notbetalkingaboutthishereandnow.

“WhatImostlywantedtomakeyouunderstandisthatphysicalmatterhas no influence whatsoever on the movement of the astral body.Instead, this movement is obstructed by certain subtle forces andentitiesactingatcertain‘points’orincertain‘keyareas’atbothastralandphysicallevelswhereaccesstoinformationisrestricted.

“Forinstance,thissortofrestrictioncanbemetwhereprotectionmustbe secured as in the case with treasures or special and secretstorehouses, certain gates, galleries or quick access pathways to otherspots on the planet or even other worlds. At other times, astral‘obstacles’restrictaccesstocertainoccult initiationsormysteriesthatareprotectedbyspeciallysummonedguardianentities.Theseshouldnotbe construed as immutable restrictions but they concernmostly thosewhoarenotsufficientlyevolvedandthereforenotyetreadytoconfrontcertainmysterieswithout being intent on using them for personal andselfishpurposes.Thereisalotmoretobesaidaboutthepracticalwaysof acquiring conscious astral division powers as well as about otherdetails concerning the very experience of astral division, but the timewillcomewhenwecantalkaboutallthisindetail.

“Fornow,sufficeittosaythatColonelObadea’srealintentionwasnotto sendme to the town of F… to visitmymother – obviously underspecial securitymeasures–but to takemeonaverysecret journey tothe Monastery of Cernica near Bucharest.You do understand that inthosetimesitwashighlydangerousfortoppoliticalormilitaryofficials

to visit religious establishments. The Communist regime – atheisticthroughitsverydoctrine–wouldcondemnanysuchapproachfromtheverybeginningunderthethreatofcommensuratepunishment.

“Iknewnothingaboutthedestinationofourjourneyuntilwegottothegateof themonastery. IwasaccompaniedbyColonelObadea,andwetravelledatnightbyhelicopterfromthebasetoBucharestandinanoff-road vehicle fromBucharest toCernica.On theway, theColonel toldme he wanted me to meet and talk with a clergyman, a very specialpriest who, he said, was a real saint endowed with great powers anddivinegrace.

“Onceatthegateofthemonastery,Isawmanycarsfullofpeoplewhohadcomefromalloverthecountrytovisitthemonasteryorprayinalltheirfaith.Infact,ObadeatoldmethatalmosteverybodywaitingonthehighwayhadcometheretotalkwiththathermitcalledArsenieBoca.

TheColonelhadalreadyplanned themeetingseveraldays inadvance.Whilewewerewalkingthroughthecourtyardheadingforthehermit’scell, I could note the presence of two guards inmufti who had takenposition on both sides of the cell’s door.The twomenwere there forsecurity reasons so that we would not be disturbed throughout thediscussion.Although itwasnotyetdawnand theweatheroutsidewasprettycold,severalmonksweremovinghurriedlythroughthecourtyardwithoutmakinganynoise,probablyheadingfortheirmorningprayers.

“Beforeenteringthecell,Obadeatoldme,‘TheonlythingIwantfromyouisthatyoutalkopenlywithFatherArsenie.We’llbealonewithhimandthisdiscussionmustremainsecret.We’vegotmanyenemies.’

“Iagreed tacitly.TheColonelwasan intelligentandcapablemanwhoknew how to navigate his way through the ‘meanderings’ of theCommunist system imposed by Ceausescu and who had a correct

intuition that the days of his dictatorship were practically numbered.Thatwasin1986.Atthattime,theColonel’sabilityconsistedmostlyinleaving the impression of a flawless performance as head of thedepartment in parallel with preparing the ground for ‘the newtransition.’

“Hehadbeenkeptasheadofthedepartmentforsevenyears,averyrarecasebythestandardsofthosetimes–andhedidnotwanttomakeanywrongmove,particularlywhenthehopeofanewbeginninglurkedfortheentirecountry.Anyaction to thatendhad tobeplanned inminutedetail and carried out extremely carefully. The change that almosteverybody – both the population and even some political or militaryofficials—hopedforwasimminentbutithadtooccurincircumstancesofmaximumsecurity topreventpossiblefailure.Plottingandbuildingup groups had turned out to be dangerous, and trusting others wasalmostimpossible.Obadeahadbeenleftwithonlyaverynarrowroomto maneuver, namely the specificity of Department Zero. If usedintelligently,thatroomtomaneuvercouldneverthelessproveeffective.

TheColonelhadnopoliticalaspirationsforhimselfnordidhewanttomake himself rich in business. He was mostly interested in thattransitionand inmaintaininganddevelopingunder thebestconditionswhat he had achievedwith the department.He had a special practicalvision of events and showed great respect for and trust in occultphenomena and initiating aspects, trying to combine as usefully aspossible the elements and circumstances of physical life with subtlemethods for action. Cautiously, Colonel Obadea would first considereachmovebeforeitcouldprovefatal.Givenhissituation,itwasnothispositionthatwouldhavebeenthegreatlossbuthisverylife.Evenifhisrelationship with Ceausescu were quite good, he could not afford tomakeanymistake.HeknewtheDictatorwouldnothavethoughttwicebefore executing him should his intentions be exposed. ‘Wolves arealwaysontheprowl,’hewouldtellme.

“Obadea’splanwasquitesimple:ifanyenquiringvoiceshadbeenheardor troublesome questions asked about the visit to Cernica, he wouldhave justified everything by the ‘specificity of the department’sactivity.’ He would have called upon some top secret ‘checks’ and‘experiments.’ If, on the other hand, everything had been normal, themysteryofour talkwithFatherArsenieBocawouldhavebeenknownonlytothreepersons.

“The hermit died three years later in 1989, shortly before theRevolution.ThatmeantIwastheonlyoneleftwhoknewthesecret,butIwasarelatively‘blocked’sourcefortheoutsideworld.Ofcourse, inthe event of an inquiry, thingswould not have been simple at all, butthatoptionseemedtotheColoneltobetheleastdangerous.

“I would also like you to understand that Obadea let six years passbeforedecidingtotrustmemore.Iamsurehestudiedcarefullyallthefiles Doctor Xien was keeping on me. He observed my behavior indifferent circumstances from a distance and even had me indirectlytested.Thatexplainswhy,unlikeallofmycolleaguesthere,Iwasnevertransferred from the base in B… It was in Cernica that I realizedinstantlyandintuitivelythatObadeawasintentonpreparingmesecretlyor‘training’meforcertainfutureplans.Hisinitiativewasmadeeasierbythefactthat, inmyturn,I likedtheColonelandIwasawareofhissincereandkindnature.”

Cezar’sstorysentanunsuspectedchillthroughoutmybody.IhadalsoheardaboutArsenieBoca,thegreatsaintandfatherconfessorfromtheMonasteryofSambatainArdeal,andIknewhehadbeenoppressedbytheCommunist system.The news of his divine grace and powers hadlongtravelledthelengthandbreadthofthecountrybutwassuppressedby the typical Communist ideology and way of action. In order toprevent the people from coming in droves to visit the hermit for his

blessings,theauthoritieswouldmovehimsecretlyfromonemonasterytoanotherorplacethemonasteriesunderguard;thusnotallowinghimtotalktothepeople.

On very rare occasions, Father Arsenie was also moved to Cernica.Rumor had it that the hermit’s occasional presence in that holyestablishmentwasduetointerventionsbysomepoliticalofficialsofthetime, even top officials, so that they could visit and talk to him inprivate without exposure to much risk. Even if it had not beenpoliticianswhohadArsenieBocamovedtoCernicanearBucharest,itisneverthelesswell known that they repeatedly had secretmeetings andprivateconversationswiththefatherthroughouttheyears.

On the occasion of Cezar’s and the Colonel’s visit to Cernica, thesituationwasslightlydifferent. ItwasnotCezarwhohadasked forameeting with FatherArsenie and it was not he who wanted to learnanythingspecialfromthefather.CezarhadalreadylivedthroughsomeverydeepspiritualexperienceswhichthehermitperceivedassoonasheseteyesonCezar.Surely,themeetingwasoneofthestrangestandmostmysteriousofallmeetingsever.

Cezarresumedthethreadofhisstory.

“Indeed, at the dawn of that day, the situation at Cernica was ratherstrange.Nobodyknewwhatwashappening,whohadcomeorwhatwassupposedtobenext.Thisrelativerestlessness,however,wasevidentontheoutside among those believerswaiting to be allowed access to themonastery and was aggravated by uncertainties, various other rumorsandassumptions.

“I later learned that, at a certain moment, the people there had beengrippedwith a chill of fear at the rumor that FatherArsenie could bearrested and taken away. The psyche of themasses is highly unstable

andhasthisrecurrentfeatureofhighresponsiveness.Somepersonsandoccultorganizationsknowtheprecisemethodsandprocedureswherebytheviewsandtendenciesofthemassescanbeinfluenceddecisively,beit only at a verbal level. As a matter of fact, it is precisely on thischaracteristic of relative unconsciousness of the human masses thatdiversion,rumor-spreadingandmanipulationtheoriesarepredicated.If,in addition, these are supported by a technological inducement andmanipulation device – such as through the emission of energywavelengthsatcertainfrequencies–theneffectsarealmostguaranteed.

“You should not infer from this that spontaneity has no placewhatsoeverinthepsycheofthemasses.Theproblem,however,ismuchmore complex because the effects of manipulation methods that areusedat thephysical levelcanbe thwartedandsuccessfullyannihilatedbycertainactions thatarepurely spiritual innature,particularlywhenthesearecarriedoutinunisonbyasmanypeopleaspossible.

“In the case of malevolent manipulation, people become somewhatautomated and mechanical in their actions, their minds blurred andalmostinert.Inthecaseofpositiveandprofoundlybeneficialspiritualaction conducted by means of various initiating methods, people canenjoyawonderfulfreedomandopennessofindividualhorizons.Peoplethenbegintoreallygraspthefundamentalimportanceoftheirfreewill.This is precisely where the target of some malevolent occultorganizations lies: suppressingbyanypossiblemeansman’s freewill,his possibility to choose on his own andwithout any interference, hisability for profound self-knowledge and for learning the truth aboutlife.

“If you should be curious to analyze at least part of the currentinformationmanagement and administration system in theworld, youwill find that everything in these directions is meant to suppress,confineandlimittheindividualratherthandevelopandopenthewayto

free knowledge as is perversely claimed in numerous misleadingslogans.ItisnotmyaimnowtobelaborthisimportantpointonwhichMankind’s very future eventually hangs.Later, Iwill give you detailsthatwillmake you understandmuchmore deeply the complexities oftheworlddominancesystem.Forthemoment,sufficeittosaythatthe‘microbe’ that triggers the terminal ‘disease’ in people’s lives isignorance,subversivelyfedintobycertainoccultorganizations,aswellas the lack of an individualwill to conquer this ‘disease.’ Iwill nowcome back to what I was telling you about the meeting with FatherArsenieBoca.”

Very focused on his story, Cezar shifted in his chair and resumed atonce.

“Thatwasadigressiononpeoplealreadyspreadingutterlyfalserumors.The truth, however, was a lot simpler. I will not tell you about thediscussion I thenhadwith the father; as amatter of fact, it lasted formorethanthreehours.TheColonel,uponlearningsomethingsabouthisfuture, gradually shed that layer of rigidity and inflexibility that hadbuiltupintimeasanoccupationalhazard.“Iwillneverthelesstellyouthat Arsenie Boca belonged to that category of wise people who,althoughphysicallyonearth,arealreadyspirituallyinheaven.Thatmanleft a really deep and strong impression on me. All the powers andstrengthsthatIhadorhadseeninotherpeoplewerenotapatchonthatshining, pure and divine greatness the father’s being exuded. Hisholinessandinsightintoman’smindandsoulwereextraordinary.Notonlydidthathappeninstantlyinhispresence,butitalsotriggeredajoyandaspirationofsortswhichdeterminedonetoofferoneselffullyandwillingly to the father’s cognition. The feeling was ineffable anddirectly linked to the deepest spiritual origin of our being which iseternal,pureandindestructible.

“Metaphorically speaking, if you associate thepath to thatmysterious

sourceinourbeingwiththediggingofawell,thenyoucantellthatthecold,limpidandwonderfulwateryouwillgettoistheverylife-givingwater youwill drink in eternity.ArsenieBocahad the amazing subtleinfluenceofmakingonespontaneouslyfeelthepresenceofthatwaterinthe depths of one’s being long before one got to it.An elevating andoverwhelmingfeelingofloveanddevotionwouldthencomefloodinginand thatwas thebest test of the authenticityof the spiritual level anddivinegracethehermithadattained.

“As Imyself had the ability of feeling and knowing the people Imetwithin broad limits, itwas quite simple forme to grasp the very finenuances of Arsenie’s extraordinary psychic radiation. His knowledgewas instantaneous and so deep that itmost often triggered in those infront of him very real cathartic experiences; but even emotions likethese could comeandgodependingon the abilities and aspirationsofeachindividual.ThefeelingIhadthere,aftergettingintohiscell,wasafeeling of amagnificent depth of knowledge but not dissociated frompure love. And yet, I don’t want to enter the abstract field ofmetaphysicalobservationsasIdon’tthinkthiswouldbeofmuchhelptoyouat thisstage;noramIsureyoucouldfullyunderstandit.Usually,the time for such issues comes when you have already made severalstepsinthisdirection.Mostpeople,however,aresostuckintheirdailyroutinethatideassuchastherelationbetweenknowledgeandlovegetstobeutterly stupidandcrazy to them.Atbest,onecouldendupwithcommentsfromthosearoundthataremadefromaso-called‘superior’positionsoastomakeyouunderstandyouarewrong.

“Togobacktotheexamplebefore,thesepeoplearepracticallydyingofthirst but they don’t know it. FatherArsenie was the living ineffableexpressionofamanwhoreallygottoliveinthepurestofallhappiness.Depending on the degree of individual understanding andresponsiveness, those around him could themselves experience sliversofthistotalhappiness,muchlikeatuningforkthatvibrateswhenplaced

nexttothepianoproducingasoundofthesamepitch.Subtlebeneficialinfluence, patience and compassion can transform even the darkest ofsouls.

“AsfarasColonelObadeawasconcerned,heresonatedalmostfromthebeginningwithFatherArsenie’smysteriousandsubtle influence.Withunboundedkindness,ArsenieBocaadvisedhimwhattodosoastosteerclearofthetroubledtimestofollow.Asformyself,assoonasIgotintothatlittleroom,Inotedthatforalongtimeafterwards,FatherArseniedidn’tlookatallinmydirectionandasifIhadn’tbeenthere.Afteranhour and a half, duringwhich time theColonel listened in awe to thesaint’swords,FatherArsenieturnedtomeandsaidthatinmycaseheneeded not tellme anything in particular because I had already foundthe path andwould be helped to follow itwithout hesitation.He thenclearlyindicatedthewaysinwhichObadeaandIhadtoworktogetherin order to be successful in our future pursuits. Thesewere to provehighly importantbybringingup to the surfaceevidence thatwouldbefound almost twenty years from then and bewilder the entire world.AlthoughIwasinastateofdeepself-absorption,astrongthrillgrippedmybodyat themomentwhenthefathermadetheprediction. This, inturn, triggered some very complex intuitions and correlations in mymind.”

Cezar stopped and stood pensive for a few moments. I grew slightlyrestlessandtense.

“ThismeansFatherArseniealsotalkedaboutme–thatisaboutthefactthatyouwillmeetme, tellmeall this andpropose I shouldpublish abookontheevents?”IthenaskedCezar.

Hegaveafaintsmilebutstayedfocused.

“Hesaidwewouldfindtherightmeanstofirstsowtheseedsandthen

growtheflowerofthespiritualtransformationofthesepeople.Yes,hesaidinformationwouldbepublishedthatwouldplayanimportantroleintheprocess.But,secondaryaspectsrelatingtotheaccomplishmentofthis transformation, which includes choosing you, and all the otherelementsarepartoftheplanningIhavedoneforthisaction.”

“Didhementionanythingaboutthegreatdiscoverytobemadeanditslocation?”Iinsisted.

“No,nothingonthat. Heonlysaidthatitwouldforsuretakeplaceinourcountryandhavesogreatan impact thatwedidnotneed toknowotherdetails.But,herepeatedseveraltimesthattherewouldbeafiercefight.Idon’tknowwhathemeantbythat.”

Anticipating a bit, I will say that Father Arsenie’s words came trueexactlyashehadpredicted.Asitwillbenotedfurtheron,theamazingdiscovery was made in 2003, seventeen years after that memorablemeeting at the Monastery of Cernica. It practically shattered thepolitical,scientificandreligiousfabricof today’sgreatestpower–theUnited States of America. The world’s most terrible secret wasimmediately instituted. A fierce diplomatic fight and tremendouspolitical pressure started because Romania wanted to make thediscoveryknowntotheentireworld.Givenitsspecificity,thediscoverythreatened the very political and ideological influence of the Vaticanandshattersbeyondretrievalboththeanthropologicalbeliefsofmodernscienceandtheideasaboutthehistoryofourplanetandofhumankind.

WhenCezartoldmeabouthisdiscussionwithArsenieBoca,hedidnotyetknowanythingaboutthenature,locationortimingofthediscoverytobemadeasourtalkstookplacesometimeatthebeginningof2002.But the way in which events came tumbling one upon another, theincredible correlations and sources that contributed to the discoveryenable me now – when I am aware of all the elements – to have an

overall fascinatingviewof the entire amazingly complex combinationofforcesthatledtothatlandmarkdiscovery.Itnowappearslikeafocalpoint, like a first very important “station” on the way to a differenthumanconsciousness. Thefact that itwasmadeinRomaniaseemstobeallthemoreremarkableandsuggestive.

As will be shown in the pages to follow, the discovery is in fact an“antechamber” to evenmore troubling realities which Cezar, togetherwith a team of experts made up of American and Romanianrepresentatives, investigated in a one-year “great expedition” (fromOctober2003toJuly2004).AsIwasatthesiteofthediscovery,Iknowtheoverallnatureandlocationsoftheexpedition.IalsoknowCezarwillcontactmeshortlyandIwilllearnallthenecessarydetails.

The publication of this information, however, is still a controversialissue. Initially, the Romanian state wanted to make this discoveryknown to theentireworldandavailable to researchers. Itwasdeemedthatthediscoverywasnolongernecessarilyanissueofnationalinterestbutoneofworldwideinterest.ThebackstagefightingthattookplacetopreventthedisclosureofthisinformationofexceptionalimportancetoMankindstartedasaresultofmajorU.S.interventions.Thediplomaticdeliberations,theprosandcons,aswellasallthepromisesandthreats,took about two months (August-September 2003). Following a top-secret agreement that was signed between the two states, Romaniacommittednot tomakeknown to theentireworld thediscoveryon itsterritory.

Itislikelythat,amongothers,Romania’sNATOaccession,whichtookplacehurriedlyinthespringof2004,wasalsopartofthesecretpackageof “compensations” for this decision. Against this background, thesettingupofAmericanmilitarybasesontheterritoryofRomaniamaywellbecomeacertaintyoverthenextyears,operatingasastrongshieldfor the location in the Bucegi Mountains. Everything is highly

complicated and secret. For the time being, I am not aware ofRomania’s advantages in its bilateral relationswith theUnitedStates,but certain clear signals of strange goodwill at the highest diplomaticlevelarealreadyvisible.

Despite all this,American “backstage operations”must be carried outvery carefully so as not to raise too soon queries and embarrassingquestionsonthepartoftheotherstatesandpowersoftheworldwhichcannotebutnotunderstandAmerica’sinterestinRomania.

Thesecretofthisdiscoveryispracticallyacompleteone.Ihaveneverwitnessed anything like it before and the major part of the “task” ofguarding the secret was taken over by theAmericans. I will describecertainelementsattherighttime,butIcansayinanticipationthatthereisnodocument,beitonpaper,tapeorphotofilm,tohaveleftthesiteofthediscovery.Ahugeunderground shedwasbuilt to store andhandletechnical equipment and all the evidence. It looks like a real fullyequippedplantand the ideaofbuilding itproved tobeawell-inspiredone. Still, according to my information, Romania has not made adefinitivecommitmenttokeepingthesecretabout thegreatdiscovery. The terms and conditions are unknown tome for the time being.Atpresent, the methods used for eradicating any attempt whatsoever atlearninganythingaboutthediscoveryaredisinformationandthelackofanymaterialevidence.Itisnoeasytask,butasfarasIknow,ithasbeenperformed successfully to date. In my view, however, this state ofaffairscannotgoonmuchlonger.WeshalllookintothesedetailsafterI describe all the elements that gradually led to this exceptionaldiscoveryontheterritoryofRomania.

“TheideawasnottomakeanywrongmovepreciselyatatimewhentheDictatorstartedtofeelcornered,”Cezarcontinued.“FatherArseniethentoldusCeausescuhadvisitedhimtwice,secretlyandinallcaution.Thelast time was several months before. He wanted to learn about the

evolutionofhispower in thecountrybecause some troubling signsofpolitical, economicand social instabilityhadalready started to appearbothinthecountryandonotherterritoriesoftheCommunistbloc.Thehermitthentoldhimthatifhecontinuedtorunthecountrybythesameinhumanmeansasbefore,hewouldbefacedwithasuddenandviolentdeath.Uponlearningthat,Ceausescugotterriblyangryandhadarealfitofhysteriawhichdidn’timpressArsenieBocaatall.Hethreatenedthefatherandleftinaterriblehuff.

“Thefatherrevealedtousthatheknewtheywantedhimdeadandthatvile actions to that end started immediately after the meeting he hadwiththeDictator.HealsotoldusitwouldnotbelonguntilhelefttheearthfortheKingdomoftheHeavenlyFather.Thatwouldbeduetoacowardly plot, the purpose ofwhichwould be to poison him.Yet, hewouldnotopposethatbecauseatthattimehismissiononEarthwouldhavebeenaccomplished.

“Then, he took a hefty and ruggedbookout of a trunk. Itwas in oldGreekandwasfromtheChristiansaintsonMountAthos.

“‘Here,’FatherArseniecontinued, ‘onecanfind thedescriptionof thepoisonous-breathed hydra that shall do everything in its powers toobstructGod’slightandwill.Youshallhavetofightthisthreatwisely,andwisdom shall be granted upon you andmany others to uproot theEvil. There shall be canker everywhere: at work, in shops, in theinstitutions of the state and its leadership but, above all, in politics.Unfortunately, it shall sneak its way to the very heart of the church,defiling some of the souls there. People shall almost lose their hope.OnlythosewhoshallkeeptheirtruefaithshallbesavedandthenGod’sGloryshalldescenduponthem.’

“FatherArsenie then labored the point saying that the ‘devilish plan’hadnotbeenatworkinourtimesonlybutsinceantiquity,forhundreds

andeven thousandsofyears, slowlypreparing thegroundfor the finalshowdown thatwas about to happen. ‘TheDevil’sPlan’wasminutelythoughtoutand,by thepowerofmoneyandvice,amongwhich lying,dissimulation, scheming and murder were the most important, thosecarryingitoutwereprettyclosetotheirmaingoal,namelycontrolanddominanceovertheentireworld.

“Father Arsenie then said something we did not expect, but whichshockedustoacertainextent.Hesaidthat,paradoxicallyandwithinashorttimeinterval,theworld’sattentionwouldturntoourcountrydueto extraordinary changes that were to occur and specific signs thatwould go way beyond the power of understanding of materialistknowledge.ArsenieBocaalsosaidall thatwouldobeythewillofGodbecause everything was cyclical and had to go back where it all hadbegun.”

Cezar’swordswereutterlybewilderingbecausehisstoryranagainstalllogicandwouldhavemadeanyordinarybeingdoubtit.AsfarasIwasconcerned, even if I trusted Cezar and his integrity a great deal, hisstatementscouldhardlyfindtheirwaytomymind.First,Ihadnoframeof reference tounderstand and accept them, and second,my faithwasnotasyetverystrong.ThatiswhyIwasatfirstinclinedtoviewFatherArsenie’s predictions as erroneous and phantasmagorical. And yet,somewheredeepinsideme,therewasthisflickeroflightthatgavemehopeandtheelevatinginnerthrillofthetimestocome.

In an apparently incidental manner, after talking to Cezar, I had theopportunityofreadingseveralbookletsonthesamesubjectbutwrittenbydifferentauthors.Inthecourseofmarginaldiscussionsontheissuethat I had with various personalities or people in the high-life ofBucharestor theRomanianintellectualelite, itwaswithsomesadnessthat I noted their attitude which was mostly ironic or, at best,indifferent. Obviously, one could not expect those predictions to

immediately shake out of their spiritual “slumber” those who areenslaved by external conditions of luxury, comfort, wealth, influenceandpower.Butthereisstillachancethatatleastpartofthemwillaskthemselves certain questions about the life they are leading and thenature of the acts they are carrying out in thisworld. In otherwords,there still is a chance that they can grow up and become moreresponsiblesince it isawell-knownfact that the transformationof thelivingconditionsof anation first of all requires the transformationofthe consciousness of its individual members. This can be achieved,particularly through a vision andperceptionof life fromhigher levelswhereonecanstartfromprinciplesandidealsthatareentirelydifferentfromthecurrentimpure,baseandcrudeones.

The most important ways to achieve a quick transformation ofconsciousnessatnationalandgloballevelsareloveandaltruismintheirpureandundisguised form.Tosensitivepeoplewithacleanheartandgenerous intentions, this simple observation can be a common-senseargumentwhichimplicitlysupportsandconfirmstheirfaith.Buttotheproud,thematerialistandtheselfish,suchanideacanbeatmostajokeifnotasignof“non-adaption tocurrent realities”on thepartof thosewhoupholdit.

Firstofall, lovingwithallone’sheartandhelpingone’sfellowswhentheyareinneed,withoutaskinganythinginreturn,runscountertotheirideasabout life and theway inwhich theyhavegrownused to living. Practically speaking,God and things holy find no place in their life.Secondly,most of them view cult-related issues, religions, the churchandspiritualelementsingeneralassomesortof“cushioning,”akindofnecessaryfactorforthepreservationofthesocialbalance.WhileIwasstillponderingoverthesematters,Cezarresumedhisstory.

“Father Arsenie pointed out briefly the main problems that were tocomeupinthenearfutureinRomaniabutadvisedusnottogiveupthe

plan we had started, no matter what might stand in our way. WhatbaffledmebackthenwasthathewouldspeakinthepluralaboutwhatObadea and I had to accomplish, as if that were a normal thing. Thefuturewastoconfirmhehadbeenfullyright.Heendedthediscussionwithasuddenremark,lookingstraightintotheColonel’seyes.

“‘Iamgladyourheartisfulloffaithandyouhavefollowedmycallinyourdream.GodandHisGlorybewithyou!’

“Afterweleft,ColonelObadeatoldmethat,oneweekbefore,hehadaverystrangedreamwhereFatherArseniehadappearedsurroundedbyadazzling light and making a firm call that he and I should come toCernica.Thereandthen,Ifeltthisurgeandaspecialfaithinmyheart,aswellasastateofdelicatehappinesswhichhasnevergoneaway.Thesecret training that followed at the base in B… only had me betterprepared for the events to come up in my life over the next fifteenyears.”

Cezar then stopped following an important phone call requesting hisurgentpresenceinacertainplace.Ipartedcompanywithhimandhadthe feeling that I had penetrated some unexplored ground full ofmysteries thatwerehighly important in thecontextof futureevents. Iwas assimilating the multitude of information coming my waysomewhat “on the fly” and as far as my own level of understandingalloweditandwasdrawingconclusions.Whereanythingwasnotclear,Iwouldwriteitdownonapieceofpapertotalkaboutitagainatthenextmeeting.

Severalmonthshadpassedsinceour lastmeetingduringwhich timeIsortedoutthemainideasandevenstartedtodeviseaplanforabookonthoseevents.Ireadseveralpapersonesotericandspiritualsubjects,butI kept a balanced attitude in the appreciation of the various ideastherein.Iwasthusstructuringgraduallyandthoroughlyadatabaseand

initiatingaspectsthat,bytheirmysteriousandnovelnature,wereamineof invaluable information for all whomight be interested in learningaboutthem.

Up toJune2003, Ihad twomoremeetingswithCezar.Thecontentofthestoriestoldonthoseoccasionsisbyfarthemostterribleproofoftheneedtowritethisbook.Asamatteroffact,Iconsiderthose“rounds”oftalks, when Cezar revealed to me the amazing truths about occultmethodsforworlddomination,asthemostthrillingofall.Atthesametime,Icouldalsounderstandmuchmoreprofoundlythesubtlenuancesofgoodandevilintheworld,somethingIhadcompletelyignoreduntilthen.

All the factual, moral and psychological implications I will bepresentinginthepagestofollowwereexpressedbyCezarwithpatienceand perseverance, even when I was asking for more clarifications,becausehethoughtthatthoseaspectsweretheveryheartofthemessagehewanted toconvey toallpeople. Inmy turn, Iwasof theview that,given both the national and the global context at the time, a detailedpresentation of some of the plans and actions of the dreaded occultorganizationwasalmostamoraldutyandanaturalurgeforaction. Inmy view, people must know and be alerted to the huge threat theorganization poses, a threat that is spreading plague-like across theworld.Theymustbe informedof themethods for actionemployedbytheorganizationasthesearemanifestinday-to-daylifeandofthewayinwhichall thewheelinganddealing, schemingand ruses that thwartalmostanysteptowardsfreedomcanbenippedinthebud.

Since people are structured in differentways, they feel, think and actdifferently.ItispreciselywhytheinformationIwillbesharingfurtheron will either make them cautious, doubtful, ironic or indifferent, orshaketheirveryfoundationsandmakethemunderstandtheinsandoutsofthemostterriblescourgethathaseverthreatenedMankind–that is

theoccultorganizationofFreemasonry.Much likea severedisease, iteats intoMankind’sbody, threateningtoconquer itcompletely.WorldFreemasonryusesasitsspearheadthe“opiniontrend”method.Theycanuse this trend inanydirection theypleasewhenever their interestsarethreatened.Thesame“tool,”however,canandmustbeturnedandusedagainsttheveryassailant.Whensomerealitiesthatareonlyapparentlyclad in fine apparel are understood properly and profoundly, people’sfreedomof thought and actionbecomes a true sourceof happiness. Infact, the freedom of thought and action is the most terrible andthreateningaspect toFreemasonrybecause this freedomallowspeopletobecomeawarebothoftheirexistentialconditionandofthewayandsysteminwhichcontemporarysocietyisstructured.

People’s freedom of thought and action would lead inevitably to theexposure and unraveling of the hugemalevolent fabric of plans, plotsand ideas that Freemasonry has been so busy knitting for generations.Thismuchneeded“awakening”ofMankindtotherealityit inhabitsiscorrelated with the great transformation and transition of the entireplanettoaneweraofspiritualtruthandknowledge.

Chapter 3 — The FirstEncounter: Evil Through andThroughIn the years that followed and until the revolution of 1989, Cezarpursued intense training and preparation under a special regimen asdevised by Colonel Obadea. Apart from experiments, the programincluded classes in economics, politics and modern sociology. Inaddition,theColonelhadstartedtograntCezarsomedegreeoffreedomand even influence at the base, assigning him certain tasks that wererelativelysimpleatthebeginning.

“Deepdown,theColonelwasasincereandrighteousman,”Cezartoldme.“Hereallyhadthebestintentionsforthiscountryanditspeopleandthat is why he was intent upon creating some ‘openings’ in thecommunist systemwhich hadmade people’s lives almost impossible.Like me, Obadea had been strongly impressed by the meeting withFatherArsenieandwasdeterminedtofollowthehermit’sadvice.

“By 1988, the Colonel had already revealed to me the structure andobjectives of the department, as well as his ideas for secret actionsaimed at preparing Ceausescu’s downfall. Though not alone in hispreparations for a regime change, Colonel Obadea preferred tocontributehisshareonlybyuseofhisdepartment.Isoonbecameawareof the reason behind this. The Colonel was surrounded by potential‘humanthreats’aseachperson,fromtherankandfiletothetopbrass,wasliabletotreasonorinformationleakages.But,ofcourse,thereweresomepeopleleftwhomonecouldtrusttoacertainextent,andObadea’sintuition about potential collaboratorswas flawless.Hewas supportedby such collaborators and he had advisors, connections, influence and

authority;butcontactwiththoseinhiscirclewasmaintainedonlyatalevelthatIcouldcall‘peripheral,’notallowingtheiraccesstothecoreofthematterortheessenceoftheactionhewasplanning.

“In his desire for as much efficiency as possible, Colonel Obadearealized he could not support his complex plan on his own from thecenter—nor did he have the time for that—because performing asheadofDepartmentZerorequiredsedulouseffort.Hethereforeneededsomeonewhom he could fully trust, someone incorruptible but at thesame time devoted to a noble cause and far away from backstagedealings.Theideaoftrainingsuchacollaboratorhadcrossedhismindseveral years before when he had noted that most of those whosucceededeachotheratthebasewerechildren.

“Uponlongreflection,ObadeaconsideredIansweredtherequirementsandhis intentions; so, in theyearspreceding theRevolution, hemademytrainingalotmoreintensive.Icouldevensaythattherelationshipbetween us went beyond the usual boundaries of the superior-subordinaterelationshipbecauseitinvolvedmoresensitivelevelsofthesoul.Itactuallyevolvedintoarelationshipofopenfriendship,trust,andmutualrespectbecause,byandlarge,wehadnodifferencesofopinion,ideasorgoalstobeachieved.Still,greatcautionwasneededonourpartbecause in those times of instability, terror and corruption surprisescouldcomefromwhereoneleastexpected.

“WithintheSecuritate,thetendencywastoassimilateDepartmentZerointo other departments and units since, though part of that system,DepartmentZerohadautonomywhichdidnotagreewithsomepeople’sprideandinterests.ColonelObadea,however,knewonlytoowellthatifDepartment Zero had been ‘dissolved’ into the other structures of theSecuritate, thatwouldhaveautomatically led to its ‘politicization.’Hefelt thatwould havebeen the safestway to reducing the department’sefficiency in theactionshewascarryingout.Moreover,managing the

department would have been influenced from the outside by somepoliticalfactorsandcorruptionwouldhaveeatenintoitsveryroots.

“The importance of Department Zero had become enormous,particularlydue toaseriesofamazingdiscoveries thathadbeenmadeover previous years in different areas of the country about which Icannottellyounowotherthaningeneralterms.Apartfromconductingparapsychology research on gifted subjects and playing its role as a‘nursery’forhumanbeingswithparanormalpowersontheterritoryofRomania,DepartmentZerohadalso takenover investigationsandtop-secret interventions in cases of crucial strategic and scientificimportance. To that end, a huge database had been created and aparamilitary intervention team established, endowedwith state-of-the-artequipment.

“When a ‘red code’ case occurred, an alert was triggered and theinterventionwas extremely fast and to the target, following verywellestablishedstepslikemovingtotherespectivelocation;makingtheareasecure;makingcontactwiththespecificityofthediscovery;conductinga preliminary scientific analysis; and closing the area off. ‘Red code’interventions, which from a certain point of view are the mostspectacular–andbythisIparticularlymeanthewayinwhichtheyarecarried out — take place only after certain preliminary checks areconductedinordertoensuretheelitecorpsofthedepartmentisnotsentout on amission in less important cases. ‘Red code’ actions are top-secretactionsandthatiswhystandardproceduresareestablishedonthewayinwhichthoseinthespecialinterventionteamgetinvolved.

“Over time,somepolitical figuresmountedvariousattacksandspreadfalseinformationontheactivityofthedepartment.ThiswasbroughttoCeausescu’sattention,however,suchcasesdidnothingbuthighlighttheexcellentrolethatinitialmeasuresplayedinthesecurityofinformationat the top level which was only known to Obadea and the Dictator

(tangentially,informationwasalsobroughttotheattentionoftheHeadoftheSecuritate).ThatiswhyattemptsatoverthrowingObadeaasheadofDepartmentZeroongroundsofincompetencefailedonebyone.Theallegations appeared to be false from the very beginning. ‘Amateurs’couldnotbuildupaviable tacticalscenariofor thesimplereason thatinformationdidnot leakand they thereforeneeded tomakeup storiesandlie.

“Harassed from several sides (themost venomousplotting came fromthe then Head of the Securitate) and in a more and more sensitivesituation due to alarming information about a possible demise of theCommunistBlocinEurope,Ceausescucouldhavemadeanill-inspireddecision. That is why the Colonel was careful to present to him thediscoveriesandtheirmostimportantandsecretelementsinaveryclear,sincereandstraightforwardlight.ThisconvincedtheHeadoftheStatetocontinuetogivehimfreedomofaction.Havingsettledthisproblemof trust on Ceausescu’s part, Obadea could focus on the carefulpreparationsforthetransitionperiodtofollowaftertheregimechange. He already knew it was only a matter of time until change wouldhappen.

“Startinginthesummerof1989,ColonelObadea’sactivitygrewhighlyfeverishandcomplex.Imyselfcouldonlymeethimafewtimesbeforethe end of the year. Although I had no access to information fromoutside,intuitionneverthelesstoldmesomethingveryimportantwasinthemakingat anational level.But theseareelementsyouarealreadyveryfamiliarwithsoit’snousegoingintodetailsnow.Iwillthereforefocusmostly on the description of the department’smainmethods ofaction.

“Whenacrucialdiscoveryismade,informationisreceivedveryquicklybecausethefirstinstitutionstobecontactedinsuchcasesarethepoliceandtheRomanianIntelligenceService.Pursuanttoaverystrictprotocol

which provides clearly on the nature of discoveries and theirimportance,DepartmentZero is immediately contacted and our teamsdispatchedtotheareainquestion.Theactionstobecarriedoutinsuchcasesfollowaveryclearprocedure.

“Starting in 1988, I myself was part of the main intervention team,accompanyingittothesecretlocationswhereweweresummoned.Mymembershipon the teamwas the result of anorder issuedbyColonelObadea himself, and my role was to assess the degree of risk in theevent of important discoveries and make suggestions for the specificprocedure to be followed in investigations under completely safeconditions.AlsoonthemainteamwasaSecuritatecaptainwhoactedasitsleaderandwhohadtomaketherequisitedecisionsonthespotafterIoutlined my conclusions.Where the situation was highly unusual, hereported immediately to Colonel Obadea and waited for his decision.Our team also included three very well trained members of the elitetroopswhoactedasthe‘vanguard’wheninvestigationsstarted.

“A second team was available consisting of four members, scientistsandresearchers,but theirnumbercouldvarydependingonthefieldofthediscovery.Theywerethefirsttoenterthesiteofthediscoveryandmake a first scientific analysis, an overall assessment of the elementstheycouldfindthere.

“Thethirdandlastteamwasmadeupofmilitarypersonnelwhoserolewas toensure thesecurityof thearea, itsclosingoffand the requisitelogistics. Depending on the importance of the discovery, ColonelObadeawasalsoinformedandhearrivedatthesiteassoonaspossible.

“Sometimes, however, unforeseen elements could come up. Forinstance, in1981,when the team interventionsystemdidnotexistyetandoperationprotocolswerenot safe,DepartmentZerowas requestedonamission inamountainousareaclose to IntorsuraBuzauluiandat

the curveof theCarpathianmountain range. Itwas avery remote andsparsely populated area. Two brother mountaineers were doing sometraining, climbing a high and rather isolated rock. Itswallswere verysteep and forminga cavityof sorts in theupper endwhichwas a realchallengetothetwomountaineers.

“Oneofthebrothersclimbedaboutthree-quartersoftherockandtherehe noticed some bizarre signs carved in stone and almost completelyerodedbythepassageoftime.Whenhemadeittothetopofthenarrowplatformoftherock,hebentdownandpickedupaverystrangeyellowobject that looked like a chain; but the next moment, he suddenlydisappearedfromsight,leavinghisbrotherwithadumbfoundedlookonhisfaceatthebaseoftherock.

“Thelocalmilitiawasalertedandthebrothers’par-entsinBrailawereinformedof the event. Initially, the authorities suspected the onewhohadcalledthemofhidingthetruth.Theyeventhreatenedhim,thinkinghewasmakingfunofthem.Butthebrothers’father,anex-mountaineerhimself, climbed the rock, picked up the object and disappearedinstantlybeforetheeyesofmorethantenwitnesses.

“Thecasethentookadangerousturn.SeveralSecuritateofficersfromBucharest arrived immediately at the site of the event and announcedDepartmentZeroon the sameevening.Amilitary teamclosedoff thearea for a range of one hundred meters around the rock. TherepresentativesofanotherSecuritatedepartmentsawtoitthatvillagerswerenotproperlyinformedandeyewitnessesquieteddown.

“IlearnedofallthesedetailsfromthetopsecretfileontheeventwhichI read thoroughly after theRevolution.Twenty years ago, I didn’t yethaveaccesstosuchoperationsbecauseIwasonlyachildwhohadcometothebaseinB……,ashorttimebefore.Still,itseemssomeelementstranspired in thepressmanyyears after the event, possiblydue to the

fact thatseveralpolitical figuresandscientistshadbeenpresentat thesite.

“Situations of this kind, where information cannot be isolatedcompletelyfromtheverybeginning,areregisteredunderaspecialcodeand they are called ‘K-type events.’ These are usually touch-and-gosituations which cannot be entirely foreseen or which give rise tovariousothercomplications.Over thenextdays,ahelicopter surveyedtherockarea. The‘object’was, infact,asortof leverfastenedtotherock; but one couldn’t tell how and why that had been done and bywhom. The inscription on the wall of the rock remained a completemysteryevenifnumerouspicturesoftherespectivesignshadbeensentforanalysistothemostprestigiousspecializedinstitutionsintheworld.Although there were certain similarities in shape, no clearcorrespondencecouldbeestablishedwithanyoftheancientwritings.

“I had access to all the pictures that had been taken from differentangles and could see for myself that those signs had a very strangenature.Theyseemedtobeveryold, but they could still be seen although covered to a large extent inmoss. Lacking in experience back then and under pressure from thepanic thathadbeencreated, thoseresponsibledecided todynamite therock;butlateritwasfoundoutthatwasanorderthatthetopofficialsinBucharesthadgiven.

“At present, twenty years after the incident, the area is completely‘clean.’ The two missing men have never come back. Interestinglythough, after the rock had been dynamited, a light-green translucentcontour persisted at the site like a slight steam. After a few days,however,thatwasgone,too.ThisisonlyoneexampleofthemultitudeofK-typeeventsintheDepartmentZeroarchives.Theirimportanceiscrucialandtheinformationtheycontainissecret.Therearemanyothersituations that can be subsumed under the ‘K’ category, especially

incidentswhichhappenedafter1992.”

CezarthentoldmeabouttwootheramazingcasesbutaskedmenottomentiontheminthebookbecausetheyhadtodowithRomania’searthresourcesandwerethereforeconsideredtop-secret.

“THELEAP”AFTERTHEREVOLUTION

“Paradoxically,theupsetoftheRevolutionwasalmostnotfeltatallintheactivityofDepartmentZero,”Cezarsaidasheresumedthestoryofthemaineventsinthatperiodofhislife.

“Theremight havebeen two reasons for that. On theonehand is thealmost perfect isolation of the department and the autonomy ColonelObadea had secured for it as a direct consequence of exceptionalmeasures for maintaining secrecy at the top. On the other hand, theimminenceofCeausescu’s downfall frompowerhad longbeen felt inthedepartmentalthoughthathadneverbeenexpresseddirectly;butitisnot the time to talk here and now about the occult side of the 1989RevolutioninRomania.IshallonlytellyouaboutwhatthedecadeaftertheRevolutionbroughtnewinmylife.

“Inthespringof1990,severalmonthsafterpowerhadchangedhands,Iwas for the first time transferred from thebase inB… to thebase inValeaUrsuluiwhichwaslocatedinthevicinityofMountG…closetotheRetezatmountainrange.UnlikethebasewhereIhadspenttenyearsofmy life, thisoneextended two levelsunderground.Theequipmentavailablewasstate-of-the-artandthestaffverywelltrained.

“Towardstheendoftheyear,theColonelbroughttomyknowledgethefact thatDoctorXienhad leftRomania for reasons independentofhiswill. That newsmademe somewhat sad. DoctorXien had guidedmyway through the complicatedmaze of knowledge about realities other

people don’t even suspect exist. His methods were strange andnumerous but most of the times silent. To me he had been a highlycompetent spiritual master of invaluable help in many difficultsituations.

“Asamatteroffact,hehimselfwasaspecialandocculthumanbeingabout who not even the Romanian authorities knew toomuch despitealways keeping a close eye on him. Doctor Xien’s sudden andapparently inexplicable departure offered the chance for a notablechangeinmylife.

“I was twenty-one and highly experienced in the activities of thedepartment, and inaddition, Ihad thesepersonalpsychicabilities thathelpedmethroughmanysensitiveorevendangeroussituations.Takingtheseelementsintoaccount,andatthesametimefollowingtheadviceFatherArseniehadgivenhimalmostfiveyearsbefore,ColonelObadeaofferedmeajobasexecutivedirectorofDepartmentZero.IknewthatwasanolderideaoftheColonel’ssoIacceptedtheofferimmediately.

“Thejobplacedmeinaverystrongandauthoritativeposition.MyonlyanddirectsuperiorwasColonelObadeaandabovehimtheHeadoftheState; and to a certain extent the Head of the Intelligence Service inRomania. Itmay have taken a lot of behind-the-scenes dealing on thepart of Colonel Obadea so that I could be the one to take up thatposition.As far as the financingof thedepartmentwasconcerned,hiseffortswerealsosalutaryasthedepartmentwasinmanyrespectsasortof‘ghost’amongtheotherunitsoftheIntelligenceService.Therewerenoexternalarchives,nofilesor informationoutsideof thedepartmentattesting to its ‘life.’ Everythingwas centralized at the base inValeaUrsuluiwhere only authorized staffwere allowed access. That iswhyalmostnobodyknewaboutitsexistenceandlesssoaboutitslocation.

“Apart from taking part in ‘K-type events,’ my appointment as

executive director of Department Zero required extensive travel tovarious areas of the country.A limousine for transportation purposes,two bodyguards and, upon direct request, the helicopter that was thedepartment’spropertywerealwaysavailabletome.

“In 1992, the relations between Department Zero and the Presidencywereclarified.AfterCeausescu’sdeath,almostnobodyknewabouttheexistenceof thedepartment so that theHeadof theState immediatelyordered the complete subordination and politicization of DepartmentZero in an undeclared but obvious desire to have centralized controlover all the structures of the Romanian Intelligence Service. IaccompaniedColonelObadea tohis secretmeetingwith thePresident.Themeeting lastedmore than four hours.TheHead of theState evenwantedtochangethestructureofthedepartmentandbringDepartmentZero togetherwith several other sections ‘inherited’ from the time oftheDictatorship.Butafterwepresentedsomeof theshockingrealitiesthat had been discovered, as well as their huge implications for thepolitical and economic stability of the country, the President’sbewilderment left roomforanagreementsimilar to theonebefore theRevolution,withtheprovisothattheHeadoftheRomanianIntelligenceServiceshouldalsobeinformedofdevelopments.Adiscussionwiththelatter took place one month later and posed no problems. On thecontrary,itevenbroughtsomeimprovementasfarasadministrativeandspecialprocedureissueswereconcerned.

“One of the proposals was to set up a section operating as a ‘buffer’between the Intelligence Service and Department Zero. In fact, thissection operates at present as a unit ‘collecting’ and ‘sorting out’specificinformationpertainingtothesecretfieldofstrangediscoveriesand events. Since not all such information and events were underDepartment Zero’s remit, somewere directed to other departments inthe Romanian Intelligence Services. The ‘buffer’ section was named‘TheCommissionfortheAnalysisofUnusualEvents’andoperatedasa

jointstaff– that isstaffbothfromtheRomanianIntelligenceServicesand from Department Zero. It was decided, however, that one of ourstaff be appointed as head of the section due to the expertise of thedepartment in thefield. Iwas theoneappointed to thatposition,asanextension of the position I held atDepartment Zero. TheHead of theRomanianIntelligenceServicesobjectedforawhileongroundsofmyagewhichwasmuchbelowofficiallyestablishedstandards.Herightlyupheldtheviewthatitwasinconceivableforapersonsoyoungtoleadefficientlyactionsofsuchscope,butColonelObadeaquietedhimdowneventually,takingallresponsibilityuponhimself.

“Due tomyentirelyspecial status, therewasaneed for themaximumdegree of freedom in action. This condition went even beyondparliamentaryimmunitybecauseitwaslinkeddirectlytospecialaccesssecrets.As my positions were not political, absolute free access wasbased on a kind of special ID signed personally by the President andbearingthesequentialnumberDepartmentZero/A-0[…]dependingonthe number of those to whom one such ID was issued. There areextremely few holders of such ID cards and they belong to the mostsecretunitsoftheRomanianIntelligenceServicesandoftheArmy.

“In1992-1993, Iwent through all the files of thedepartment to bringmyselfuptodateonthestateofaffairs.Ilookedcloselyintothemostsecretcasesandwenttowellhiddenandamazingplaces.Allthisispartofasecretfieldandcannotberevealedforthetimebeing.IestablishedtheheadquartersatthebaseinValeaUrsului;and,inparallel,Isetupasecondspecialinterventionteamforlessimportantcases.

“By2001,wehadsucceededinconsolidatingour‘partnership’withtheRomanian Intelligence Services and provided essential information tothe Supreme Council for National Defence (SCND). Colonel Obadeatrustedmefully,andevenifhewasrapidlypushingretirementage,hewasneverthelesshighlypleasedwith theway inwhich thedepartment

was run.He had been promoted to the rank ofRomanian IntelligenceServices General and could say that many of his plans had becomereality.Thisisroughlytheoverallpictureofthecurrentsituationatthedepartment.

“2002 was a landmark year as far as my involvement in highlyimportantissuesandwithdeepimplicationsatbothnationalandgloballevels, but we shall talk about this at our next meeting because it ishighly important that we focus as best we can on the fundamentalsubjectIamparticularlykeentorevealtoyou.Youwillthusunderstandthatrealityiscast inanentirelydifferent light thanpeopleareusedtoseeingitin.”

ItookadeepbreathasifIhadjustcomebackfromalongtrance.IhadnoideaaboutwhatwastoberevealednextbutIhadthisintuitionthatwehadreachedthecruxofthematter.Cezartoldmethatwasinfactthemainreasonforwhichhewantedmetomakethestorypublic.Iwastomeetwithhimontwomoreoccasionsduringwhichtimehegavemeadetailedaccountofeventsthatcanbeconsideredcrucialforthedestinyofthecountry.WemetforthelasttimeinJune2003,anditwasonthatoccasion that I was astonished to learn about what led to the secretlocation in the Bucegi Mountains where two months later thebreakthroughdiscoverywasmade.Evenifeventsthenrushedin,Cezarneverthelessgavemetheunhopedforchancetobepresentatthesiteofthediscoveryandseeformyselfthesecretstructureinsidethemountainand its main features. That required special interventions on his andparticularlyGeneralObadea’s part, at a timewhen things appeared toget out of control. The decision to have me there at the site, almostimmediately after the discovery had been made, was highly inspiredbecause events took an extraordinarily complicated turn several dayslater. This was a result of American diplomatic pressure whichrequired, to a great extent, their immediate presence at the site withfully-equippedteamsandextraordinarytechnology.Fromthatmoment

on, no one, unless authorized by the Presidency, could go beyondsecuritybarriersmaintainedbybothRomanianandAmericanmilitary.ThatiswhyIthinkIwasveryluckyandevenprivilegedtohavehadtheopportunity of actually seeingwhat tomany peoplewill seem almostincredible.In thefewhours thatIspent in thecentralperimeterof thediscovery, Cezar toldme briefly about those elements (some of themdramatic) of the effectiveway inwhich the discoverywasmade. Healso outlined the implications it had immediately after aswell as themainelementsoftheAmericaninterventionintheissue.

InSeptember2003,Igotmorenewsfromhimviaaspecialcourierwhohadalsomadethearrangementsforourmeetingsoverthepastyears.Onthatoccasion,however, thecourier facilitatedaphone talkwithCezarusingaspeciallyprotecteddeviceandaprivateline.CezarthentoldmeaboutsomeprivateelementsoftheRomanian-American“negotiations”that he had recently learned.Also, he toldmehewas to goon a “bigexpedition”inafewdaysandgavemesomegeneraldataonthat.Hedidnotknowhowlongtheexpeditionwouldtakebutpromisedtogivemeallthedetailsuponreturn.Afteramoment’shesitation,hesuggestedInevertheless had sufficient information to write and publish a bookcontaining these elements.Likeme, he believed people had a right toknowtherealityandmaketheirowndecisionsontheirfuture.ThatwasthelasttimewhenIhadverbalcontactwithCezar.

Severalweeksago,almostoneyearafter thatphoneconversation,andpreciselyintheperiodwhenIwaswritingthefinalpartofthisbook,Igot some indications about his return from the “big expedition” and Iwas deeply nervous at the thought of another meeting where I couldlearn new elements, the nature of which I suspectedwas exceptional.But let me come back to Cezar’s account of events in our meetingbeforelast.

Theelementshetoldmeaboutinmuchdetailarewithoutadoubtareal

mine of information on the backstage dealings of organizedFreemasonryatgloballevel.Cezartoldme,inamemorablesummaryofthetalkshehadwithoneoftheworld’smostnotablerepresentativesoftheorganization,Freemasonry’sconcepts,generalvision,intentionsandwaysofaction. Thishelpedmearriveatabetterunderstandingof thesubtle meaning of the well-known expression “a wolf in sheep’sclothing” which can very well apply to worldwide Freemasonry.Paradoxicallyandontheotherhand,intheabsenceofthatinitiativebythe Freemasons, I do not know when and how that breakthroughdiscoveryintheBucegiMountainswouldhavebeenmade.

Sometimes the path of destiny, particularly a nation’s or evenMankind’sdestiny,ismuchtoocomplicatedandtortuousforthehumanmind to grasp its full complexity.We are therefore left onlywith thepossibility of noting and analyzing, with hindsight and bewilderment,the incrediblemazeof facts, relations, beings and individual destinieswhich combined in such a way as to yield a final result that can beviewed as a real step forward for Mankind. Even if we cannotunderstandindetailtheseverycomplicatedcombinationsandactionsofthe subtle forces, we can at least find our way following the notableeffectsthesegenerateatcertaincircumstance-determinedmoments.Butthese circumstances are precisely the spatial and temporal conditionsthat are necessary for triggering events of crucial importance, even atgloballevel.

WhenImetCezaragain,severalmonthsafterourlatestdiscussion,hepickeduphisstoryexactlywherehehadleftoff,asifhehadonlytakenashortbreaktodrinksomewater.

“InMay 2002, I was at the base in Valea Ursului, the code name ofwhichisAlpha.ItwasatimewhenIwasthoroughlyabsorbedinreadingthe department’s secret files which covered a period of more thantwenty years of research and field work conducted by special

interventionteams.Onequietafternoon,Iwasinmyofficedeeplysunkin studywhen I got a phone call on thedirectmaximumsecurity linefromGeneralObadea. Iwas surprisedbecause Ihad justmethimoneday before and that phone line was only used for emergency and topsecretcalls.

“Hetoldmethatahighlyimportantpersonwouldcometovisitmeoverthe following hours and wanted to have a private talk with me. TheGeneral’s slightly faltering tone of voice and the somewhat hazywording of hismessage also surprisedme because I had never beforenoted any of those features in him. He told me that he had no otherinformation,thathedidn’tknowwhothepersonwas,andtherequestforameetinghadcomefromtheRomanianIntelligenceServicesfollowingagovernmentalintervention.

“ThepersoninquestionwasaforeignerbutfamiliarwithRomaniaandalso proficient in Romanian. The Romanian Intelligence Service onlyknew hewas amember of a highly importantMasonic lodge in ItalywithahighnobilityrankandgreatfinancialinfluenceinRomania.Hispoliticalconnectionsmustalsohavebeenveryhigh-placedsincehehadsucceededinpenetratingtheRomanianIntelligenceServices‘wall’andmade hisway toDepartment Zero. Butwhere he knewme from; andhowhehad learnedof theexistenceof thedepartment; and that Iwastheexecutivedirectorremainedamystery.Ithenrealizedhisinfluencewasextraordinaryoncehehad‘brokenthrough’theentirehierarchyofacountry’sgovernmentandsecuritysystemwithoutevenconcealingthefact.As far as Iwasconcerned, Ihad toaccept the request although Iwas as yet unaware of its purpose. There were enough unknownelementsintheequationcompetingwiththeimminenceofthemeeting.

“Despiteallthis,Icouldperceivedeepdownasortofstrange‘burden’and ‘pressure’ which was obviously linked to the person in question.Andthen,forthefirsttime,Igraspedthenatureofthemeeting.Itwas

to be a difficult ‘encounter’ because I could already feel the ‘loaded’radiationof thatbeing, likeamenacingcloudaround it thatconcealeditstrueintentions.Severalhourswereleftuntilhisarrival,andsoIusedthe time available by lockingmyself in a room and sinking into deepmeditationinordertofindoutmoreaboutthatperson.”

I was utterly astounded. I already knew Cezar had special psychicpowersaboutwhichhehadonlymentionedthebareminimumandwithmuchmodestyand inawayasnaturalaspossible. Inaddition,hehadonlymanifestedhispowers twoor three times inmypresence. Thesewereinkeysituationsandonlytoproveindirectlythathisstorywasnotfictional.Even then,his actionswere anatural part of the situation inwhich he used them so that they would not trigger too muchbewilderment. Still, I did not know he had the ability to find outinformationwhenheexertedhiswillinthatdirectionduringmeditation.I could not understand how that was possible at all.Willing to learnmore about that mystery, I asked him how he could get access toinformationaboutwhichheknewnothingbeforehand.

“One can say that the subtle field of knowledge I evoke duringmeditation,whenIwanttogetinformation,isasortofvastether;butitis not the ether contemporary science speaks about,”Cezar startedhisexplanation.“From this subtle realitycomeall thingsandphenomena,all thoughts and matter of any kind; and generally speaking, allinformation taking shape in the physical world. It is from thispractically infinite ocean of particular ‘codes’ that all our intentions,thoughtsandideasgraduallytakessaclearshapeandmaketheirwaytoobjectivityat theperception levelofanordinarybeing in thephysicalworld.

“Imagine,forinstance,amassofhoveringsteam.Thisiscomposedofwater vaporsmade up of very fine particles floating in the air. If oneinterferes with the temperature to the point of making it lower, then

watervaporswillcondenseandturnintowaterdrops–thatis,theywillbeinacombinedstatedenserthanthatofvaporswhichrepresentedthegaseous stateofwater. Ifonebrings the temperature toaneven lowervalue, then liquid water will turn into ice which is solid matter, thedensest of combined states. The principle is simple: the same wateratoms, initiallypresentedasvapor, turnby successive transformationsintoice.

“By way of analogy, any type of information that takes shape at thephysical level follows the same top-downpath. In its raw latent state,informationisnothingbutacertainformofvibratingenergyspecifictoeachandeveryelement.Thesubtleuniversalether,whichImentionedearlier, is the environment accommodating the infinity of ideas,thoughts, intentions and possibilities. Therefore, it all boils down toaccessinginformationatthecorrespondingvibrationlevelwhichispartoftheinfiniteoceanofenergeticvibrationfrequenciesintheuniversalether.Thisisthemostdifficultthingtodosince,inthefirstplace,oneneedstopossess theappropriate levelofconsciousnesssoas toenableawarenessofthepresenceofthesubtleuniversalether;and,ofcourse,one needs the ability to make an accurate selection of the targetedenergeticvibrationfrequencyfromthemultitudeavailable.”

Onapieceofpaper,Cezarmadeadrawingforeaseofunderstanding.

“A focused mind that is well-prepared and purged of vicious andparasitic thoughts has the ability to penetrate successively the subtlelevelsofmanifestationtotheleveloftheuniversaletheraboutwhichIhavetoldyou;whichresemblesagiganticspaceofaveryspecialnature.Inthisextremelyvastspaceonecanidentifythespecific‘trace’ortheparticular vibrating frequency of any aspect, being, object orphenomenon one may be interested in. The true challenge lies in thecorrectselectionoftheparticularvibrationfrequencyoneislookingfor,much likewhenonemoves a sliderup anddowna frequency scale in

searchforaradiochannel.

“You will perhaps ask how the mind can select only one specificfrequency from the infinite amount that are available. The process issimple and based on the universal law of vibration. Everything thatexistsintheuniverseandisdefinedinaparticularway(whetheritbeabeing,anobject,aphenomenonoremotion)hasavibration‘imprint,’aspecific unmistakable ‘marker’ that allows its identification anywherein the universe. This is the so-called individual wavelength, muchresembling a DNA spiral unique to each and every being. One needsonly to ‘switch the button’ fromonewavelength to the correspondingwavelengthonewantstoknow.Thisisafundamentallawinphysicsanditiscalledthelawofresonance.

“Ofcourse,allthisrequiressufficientandhardpractice,butresultsareas rewarding as the effort is demanding. I’ve done nothing other thanapply this principle faithfully, focusing on the ‘subtle image’ or the‘wavelength’of thepersonwhomIwasexpecting,even if Ihadnevermet them before and knew nothing about them apart from theinformation I had from General Obadea. Scarce though it was, thatinformationwasneverthelesssufficient.

“In a relatively short time,my strong and focussedwill produced therequisite conditions for resonance with that person’s ‘subtle imprint.’ Yet I must tell you there is more to the phenomenon than mydescriptionofit.Ittakesalongperiodofdemandingpracticeforonetobeable todo thiswhichalsorequiresaveryhighconsciousness level.Theaccuracyof the informationonewants tofindoutdepends,on theonehand,ontheclarityofone’sownmind–whichatthatmomentmustbeasstillasthesurfaceofamountainlake–and,ontheotherhand,onthe ability to trigger specific resonance conditions by the vivid andpowerful evocation ofwhat one has set out to know.At thatmoment,one ‘tunes in’ (with a greater or lesser degree of accuracy) to thespecificvibrationfrequencyofthebeingevoked.Ifonesucceedsinthatattempt,onethengetsdirectandintuitiveaccesstothedominantsubtleresultantof thepersonconcerned inall itsaspects,even if thatpersonbelievesthoseaspectsareunknowntootherpeople.It is truethat,asIhavealready toldyou, theproblemismorecomplexbecause therearemanyvariablesthatrequire,amongotherthings,personaleffortinthatdirection, but what is important is that any healthy human beingendowedwithwillandperseverancecanacquirethatability.ButIwillgo back to that meeting behind which lay a highly important secretreasonthatwasneverthelessuncleartomeinthefirstinstance.”

CezarthengavemeadetailedaccountofthemysteriousmeetingattheAlpha base, the significance of which shattered my foundations and

gaveme thedefinitivereasonforwriting thisbook.However, inorderforthestorytoflownaturally,aswellasforeaseofexpression,Ishallrepeat it exactly as it happened between Cezar and the mysteriouscharacter, amemberofFreemasonry’sworld elite. I shall try tobe asfaithful as possible to the story I was told and even capture certainnuances of the discussion. I apologize to the reader for any languageinconsistencies that might come up, but as will soon be noted, thecontentofthedialoguetofollowismoreimportantthanitsform.

AHALFWAYHOUSE

At about three in the afternoon, a Romanian Intelligence Serviceshelicopter landed at the base in Valea Ursului. Out came a tall andsobergentlemaninablacksuit.Hewaspoisedandhaughtilyso.Inhisrighthandhewascarryingawalkingstickwithanivoryhandleornatelycarved ingold.His facebetrayeda toughcharacterandhisgreeneyeshad an almost strange effect, radiating an unusual coldness. Thisimpression was made even stronger by his arched and way-too-well-groomedeyebrowsforamanofratheradvancedage.

He introducedhimself to theofficerswhowerewaiting forhimat thebase as Signore Massini and waited patiently for his arrival to beannouncedtoCezar.Ofstatelymanner,andasifusedtolivingonlyinhighnoblecircles,SignoreMassini,agedsixty-five,wasoverbearinginconduct,veryself-confidentandgavetheimpressionofamanwhowasusedtolordingitoverpeople.Infact,hewasoneofthehighest-rankingvenerablesofthemostimportantFreemasonlodgeinEuropeandalsoamemberofthemostinfluentialFreemasonorganizationatworldlevel:theBilderbergGroup.

SignoreMassiniwas shown to the first floor of the basewhereCezarwaswaiting for him.After the customary introductions,Cezar invitedhim to a protocol room, but the venerable one refused.Without being

fastidious, his turn of phrase was rather stilted and slightly dated. Infact,SignoreMassiniwasamemberofaveryoldnoblefamilyofroyaldescentfromItaly.

“Iamimpressedandatthesametimedelightedwithyourproposal,butI retain thebasicprivilege toprotectmyselfagainst likelyattemptsatwiretappingourdiscussion.Ishouldbemuchgratefulifyoudidnottakepersonal umbrage at the request, butwe cannot forgetwe are dealinghere with the Romanian Intelligence Service,” the venerable oneexplained.

Cezargaveafaintsmile.ItwasstilldifficulttoassesswhetherthatwasSignoreMassini’shabitualmannerofspeechorhiswordsconcealedatraceofirony.ThesecondinterpretationwasmorelikelybutthatdidnotbotherCezaratall.Instead,herepliedingoodwill.

“I understand your fears, sir, and I find them warranted to a certainextent.Butgivenitsstatus,thisbasehasaveryhighsecuritylevelandonly cooperates with the Romanian Intelligence Services, it is notsubordinate to it. Therefore we can talk in peace and without fear ofanythingintheprotocolroom.”

ButSignoreMassinistoodfirminhisrequest.Heinsistedpolitelythatthediscussiontakeplaceintheopenataconvenientdistanceawayfromthebase.Hesaidthatwasintheinterestofbothparties.Astherequestwas not that excessive, Cezar gave his consent.A small clearingwaschosen about two hundred and fifty meters away from the surfacebuildingofthebase.Atableandtwochairsweretakentothespot;andatacertaindistancefromthearrangement,Cezarorderedthepresencein a circle of eight bodyguards specialized in high level protectionservices. In fact, theyweremembers of the third special interventionteamincaseof“K-typeevents.”Ahigh-techelectronicjammingdevicewasalsoinstalled.

Preparations tookalmostonehourduringwhich timeSignoreMassinispoke only a couple of phrases and displayed a slightly sneering andironic smile. From time to time he gave darting looks in Cezar’sdirectiontryingtotakehismeasurequicklybutcarefully.Ataboutfourintheafternoon,preparationswerereadyandthetwotookaseatatthetableintheclearing.

Cezartoldmethat,fromacertainpointofview,thesituationwasratherbizarre. A gentleman of incontrovertible influence at the highestpoliticallevelshadrequestedahighlysecretmeetingwiththeexecutivedirector of the most occult department of the Romanian SecretServices. All “doors” had been opened almost effortlessly and allrequests approved immediately. What could be the nature of thatmysteriousinfluencethathadbrokeneventhroughthehighestpoliticalcircles of a state?What in factwas the purpose of SignoreMassini’sunforeseenandsecretvisitandwhatwasheafter,particularlysincehehadavoidedanyinterferencebytheRomanianIntelligenceServicethathadactuallyfacilitatedthemeeting?

ThestrictorderreceivedfromtheGovernmentforbadeanyinterferenceon thepartof theRomanian IntelligenceServiceswith thediscussion,all on the grounds of secrecy in Department Zero’s field of action.Despite all that, the situation was rather strange because it gave theimpressionofinterventionbyanexternalpowerthatwas“imposed”ontheRomanianstate.Moreover,nowiretappingofthetalksbetweenthetwowasallowedandCezarwantedtokeepthepromisehehadmadetoSignoreMassini.Ontheotherhand,evenif theRomanianIntelligenceServices had the technicalmeans necessary for wiretapping the talks,thevenerableMassini’sarrivalhadbeenannouncedhastily;thusleavinglittletimeforthepreparationofsuchsensitiveaction.

Inaddition,giventheinfluencethatSignoreMassiniseemedtohaveat

thehighestpoliticallevelinRomania,somelikelydissatisfactiononhispart might have had consequences of themost adverse kind on thosewho would have made such a decision in the Romanian IntelligenceServices.Therefore,strangethoughitmightseem,SignoreMassinihadsucceeded–throughquick,intenseanddemandingaction–ingetting,inrecordtime,themaximumsecurityforthetalkhewantedtohavewithCezar. The encounter between the two was to reveal the mostsensationalaccountofocculttruthsthatareneverthelessmanifestmoreandmoreinthedailylivesofpeoplethroughouttheworld.

THETEST

“Iamheretohavethistalkwithyou,Mr.Brad,inalessthanusualwayand under special circumstances,” said the venerableMassini, gettingstraighttothepoint.

“Inourview,peoplebelongtooneoftwocategories:thosewhocanbemanipulated and led around – and the great majority belong to thiscategory; and those who have certain virtues, are gifted with certainpowersandhaveaverystrongpersonality.”

“Ishallinterruptforashortclarification,”Cezarchippedininapparentnaivete.“Whoseopiniondoyouactuallyrepresenthere?”

SignoreMassinigavealargesmile, leaningslowlyagainst thebackofhischair.Hiswholeattitudewastheexpressionoftheproudconscienceofanunconquerablepower.

“Mr. Brad, you are a youngman in the prime of your life holding apositionthatisparadoxicallyadungeonforcivillibertiesbutthatatthesametimegivesyouthesatisfactionofknowingandlookingintothingsaboutwhichalmostnobodyknowsanything.Suchapositionisdifficulttogetbecauseitrequiressafeguardsofremarkableinnerabilities.”

“Thankyou,”Cezarsaidamiablybutcautiously.

“Andyet, even to averywell endowedperson likeyou, quite a lot ofthingsremainunknownandsomeof thesecanbeextremelyattractive.ThegroupIrepresent,andonwhosebehalfIhavecomeheretoday, ispartofthehighestMasonicorderandhighlyinterestedintheoutcomeofourtalks.”

“I am aware of some things about Freemasonry,” said Cezar. “Theorganizationisbuiltonapyramidalhierarchy,hasveryoccultinitiationritualsanditsrealintentionsareobscuretomostpeople.”

“Forthetwoorthreesentencesyouhavejustuttered,notevenIcouldhave done better, my dear!” said the venerable Massini, giving asuperiorandslightlyironiclaugh.“IamamasterofthemostpowerfulMasonic lodge in the world; and while this must remain a well-keptsecrettomost,itwouldbesuperfluoustokeepitfromyoubecausetheissueIwanttotalkwithyouaboutgoeswaybeyondtheimportanceofmyoccultposition.Onthecontrary,it isabsolutelynecessarythatyouknowwhoyouaretalkingtofromtheverybeginning.”

In giving his account of themeeting,Cezar toldme that thiswas theprecisemomentwhen he realizedwhat the purpose ofMassini’s visitwas aswell as theway inwhich themeetingwas to proceed.At thatmoment, he also knew what he would do next and what strategy toemployinordertolearnandunderstandasmuchaspossibleaboutthetwistsandturnsoftheFreemasonorganization.Infact,thiswastobeabattleofwitsbetweenthetwoandwherealotofgivingandtakingwastotakeplace,allofwhichhadtobecarefullyorchestratedbecausetheforcesatplay–andtheconsequencesthatcouldfollow–werehuge.

Atfirst,Cezarsethimselfthegoalofexploringaterritorywherehehad

alreadynoticedaweaknessonvenerableMassini’spart: his self-prideand an inflated ego, both of which could strategically diminish hisvigilanceandinnerstrength.

“Therefore,yourpositioninthelodgeisoneofthehighest.Iknowthatthehierarchyfollowsthethirty-threeso-called‘degrees.’

“TheBilderbergGroupisnotexactlyalodge.Itisalotmorethanthatbut I will not go into details now. Indeed, at lodge level, hierarchyfollows these thirty three degrees and promotion must meet clearrequirements.Youshouldalsoknowthesedegreesareasortof‘facade.’Real power goesway beyond the thirty-three hierarchical degrees andinvolves other requirements that I can tell you about but only undercertain circumstances. It is up to you alone to be open to such asituation.

“Imagineabighouse.Inorderforittolookasniceaspossible,itmustbepaintedelegantlywithgreatcarefordetails.Bywayofanalogy,thesewouldbetheinitiationlevels.Mostoftherichesandthebiggestsecrets,however,areinsidethehouse,unseenandunknownbuttothemastersofthehousewhoareveryfewinnumberandactasthepowerbehindthesmoothoperationoftheentirebuilding,itsmaintenance,administrationandprosperity. Inorderfor this tohappen, theyneednotbeknownbytheotherpeoplenormust theirwaysandmeansbeknown.YouareanintelligentmanandyoucaneasilyunderstandwhatImean.”

Cezar had noted that Signore Massini’s turn of phrase had graduallymoved to amore familiar and straightforward tone. That could be anadvantagebecause familiarity indiscussioncouldbreed thedisclosureofmanysecrets.Theagegapbetweenthetwoobviouslycontributedtothat kind of tone.Undoubtedly, the venerableMassini displayed greatvital strength and an unusual psychic force in stark contrast to hisrespectable age. Unfortunately, his subtle radiation – whereby the

venerableonecouldatany timedominateordinaryhumanbeingswhoareweakor physicallyormentallyunstable in their greatmajority—wasgatheredaroundhisimmenseself-pride,arroganceandafeelingofsuperiority, perhaps justified by his noble descent. That is why,regardless of Cezar’s merits and good references, which one couldassume were well known to the elite of the Bilderberg Group, thevenerableMassinicouldnotrestrainhisself-pride.

“We have requested this meeting using our power and connectionsbecausewearefullyawareofyourforceandabilitiesbywhichwesetgreatstore,particularlyiftheyserveourinterests.”

Insaying that, thevenerableonemade thefirst importantmove in thegame between the two.As will be noted, however, the wheeling anddealingwastoprovealotmorecomplicatedthanasimpleandrelativelyindirectproposalforcooperationatthehighestMasoniclevel.

“Mr.Massini, if I am to understand anything in particular, and if theproblem is to be approached in a specificmanner, then please say sofromtheverybeginning.Forinstance,whatisthemainreasonforwhichyouwantmetobeamemberoftheBilderbergGroup?”

SignoreMassini’sattitudeturnedsuddenlycoldandhisvoicetookonaverygraveundertone.

“Is this reallyaproblem foryou,Mr.Brad? Doyou imagineyouarefree to choose or set conditions? Andwho said youwould become amember of the Bilderberg Group? Do you have any idea who itsmembers reallyareandwhat theaccesscriteriaareat that level?Youare far away from this hierarchical position; and moreover, you willneverbeabletobepartofthegroup’sclosecirclesforreasonswhich,ifItoldyouabout,wouldleaveyouutterlymystified.Theyarenotpartofthis world. Therefore please come back to more mundane ideas and

understand that the indirect proposal I have made concerns yourbecomingamemberofoneofthehighestMasoniclodgesintheworlddirectly subordinate to theBilderbergGroup. “Our organization coulduseyourspecialcontribution.ThefactthatImyselfhavecomeheretohavethisprivatetalkwithyouwillmakeyouunderstandweappreciateyou a lot. Judging by the information we have, I must admit, yourpowers and abilities are impressive. As I was telling you, we areinterestedincooperatingwithyou.

“Thereisasecretcouncilatthelevelofthislodgethatmakesproposalsfor themain lines for action in theworldwhich theBilderbergGroupthen assess. It works like a sort of feedback loop. You could be animportantdrivingforce in thatcouncilandyoucouldacquireanythingyou have ever dreamed of in thisworld and rule over everything youwant:wealth,people,luxury,lawsandevengovernments.Nothingcouldstopyou.

“Wedonotnegotiatebecausewhatweofferishuge.Whatwouldbethepointinhavinganyotheruselessdiscussionswhenthingsaresoclear?Andtobehonest,thereisnootheroptionforyoubuttotakeouroffer.”

In saying thatwith unflinching self-confidence, the venerableMassinimadeaspecificgesture,stretchinghishandasifcuttingthroughtheair.ItmightbethatsomeoneinCezar’sshoeswouldhavebeenintimidatedand even bewildered both by the speed atwhich the conversation hadadvancedandbythefabulousperspectiveslyinginwait.Cezartoldmethathadbeenaturningpointofthemeeting.

Complex though it appeared, the problem had only two obvioussolutions: either he took the offer, which meant membership in theMasonic organization and quick promotion to its highest levels, or hecouldturnitdown,whichwouldhavetriggeredanunpredictablechainof adverse consequences both for himself and for the activity of

DepartmentZero.Atthatmoment,CezarwasnotawareofthemaindataonFreemasonry’s topmost interests,buthewasvery interested to findout about them so as to be able to understand the occult reasons foraction on the part of this worldwide organization and the ways andmeanswherebyitwantedtoattainitsgoals.Thecircumstancesseemedfavorable to him and the discussion had got to a pointwhere, step bystep,hecouldsteerittowardswhathewasinterestedin.Hewoulddothis by whetting SignoreMassini’s appetite for self-pride and power.Thetask,however,wasnotatallaneasyonebecausethevenerableonewasaveryshrewdinterlocutorwithlotsofbrainsandmentalvigorontop. Unfortunately, those qualities were already channelled down adeeplynegativedirection.

Cezar had the intuition that, if he had turned down the proposal rightaway, “the game” would have been over and Signore Massini wouldhaveleftwithoutanypleaforreconsideration.Cezarwouldnothavehadthe chance of finding out anythingmore and the consequences of hisrefusalwouldhavebeenunpredictable.Hethereforemadethedecisiontodeceivethevenerableone’svigilanceand,undercoverofacceptance,learn as much as possible about the backstage dealings of worldwideFreemasonry.Fromacertainperspective,hethentookontheroleofan“undercoverkamikaze”buthefeltself-confidentandtrustedhisabilitytodealwithanydifficultiesthatmighthavecomeup.

THEOCCULTTRUTHABOUTFREEMASONRY

“What you are telling me is very exciting, Mr. Massini; however, Ishouldliketounderstandhowitwasandispossiblethatyouhavesuchgreatinfluence.ImustconfessIfindthistobeveryinteresting.”

Satisfied with this twist in the conversation, Signore Massini gave asolicitous reply, apparently falling into the quite simple “trap” Cezarhadlaid.

“Well,mydear,therearelotsofwaystogetinfluenceandthisisanareawe master to perfection. The main quality it takes is patience. Onecannot build up grand and elegant palaces and then enjoy all theattendant pleasures unless one is tenacious, vigilant and above allpatient,eveninthefaceofapparentfailure.Ittakestimeforeverythingtofallintoplaceandsometimesitcanbeverylonguntilthathappens.

“Our venerablemasters of yore had a great overall vision of the finaloutcome to which we are now getting closer and closer. They didn’tgreedilypursuemean,selfishinterestsbutfoughtwithalltheirmighttostrengthenandreinforceMasonicfoundationsbyadaptingitsguidelinesto the course of human evolution. In fact, whywould they have onlylooked after themselves and their families?Weren’t they the richest,wealthiestandbest-offofallpeopleanyway?Hadn’ttheymadeanoathtohelpandsupportoneanotherwheninneed?Icantellyoutheywerethe real architects of the principles now governing the social system.But for the time being, I can’t disclosemuch about these ‘architects’who devised the entire plan as long as several thousand years agobecausethatisaterriblesecretofwhichnotevenallthemembersoftheBilderbergGroupareaware.

“Inmodern times – and by this Imean the past two or three hundredyears – the venerable masters have done nothing but apply, in anintelligentmanner,thebasicprinciplesthathadalreadybeenestablishedandadaptedthesetothestructureoftheirtimes.Theiractionshavebeenimprovedwitheachgenerationwhileatthesametimekeepingthesamedriveandinitialideas.Youmustknowthatatthetopofourhierarchy,thereareonlypeopleofroyaldescentwhoselineageonecantracebackingenealogicaltreesasoldashundredsoreventhousandsofyears.Wepay great attention to this issue so as not to getmixed upwith otherraces. Despite all this, however, there have been exceptions; butgradually,wehavesucceededineliminatingrecessivegenes.”

“YoumustbetalkingaboutroyalfamiliesacrossEuropeandthegreatbankersattheendoftheMiddleAges?!”askedCezarinanattempttopreparethegroundformoredetailsontheissue.

“Precisely.Theywerenotrevolutionaries.Theydidn’tupholdanyhardandfastideologyoranyspecificandconvolutedphilosophy.Theirforcehasneverlainintheirbrawnortheirgo-gettingspirit.Theyhaveneverproducedheroesor spearheads. Instead, theywerequick tounderstandthat inorder to succeed theyneededadifferentalgorithm,drawing itsstrengthfromtheveryforce,actionsanddecisionsofpeople.Theywerekeenobserversandmadesomeessentialpointsfromtheverybeginning.

“Theynoticed,forinstance,thatcommunitylife,whetheritisgroundedinmonarchies, republics or any other type of governance, is based onleadership. This reality involves two so-called ‘groups.’ On the onehand,themassesortherabble,thatisthemajorityofpeople;and,ontheother hand, the elite who one way or another strive to shepherd ‘theherd.’This simpleobservationwas the foundationonwhich theybuilttheirentireplan.”

“Butwhywasitsoimportanttothemthatpeopleweresplit intothosetwocategories?”Cezaraskedquickly.

Like a genuineMasonicmaster initiated in the obscure secrets of theorganization of which he was a member, Signore Massini started torevealtheveryideologicalcoreofFreemasonryatworldlevel.

“This reality isandwasvery importantdue to the fact that therehavealwaysbeenconflictinginterestsbetweenthetwogroups.Thesituationhad to be made to work out so that those conflicting interests couldneverdisappearcompletelyor,inotherwords,sothattherewouldneverbegenuinepeaceamongpeople.Inorderforthistobethecase,itwas

necessary topander toboth ‘groups’byvariousmethodswithout theirknowledge of the scheme. Our Illuminati have taken this ability toperfectioninthattheycouldrunwiththehareandhuntwiththehoundandyetneverfailinthisdoublegame!”

Cezarthenseizedtheopportunitytokeepthepotboiling.

“Buthowcouldtheydoit?”heasked.“Whatweretheirmethods?”

“Theyneededsomestrong‘levers’andattheoriginoftheiractionslayonly two:money andman’s inferior nature that makes him give intotemptationsofallkinds.Thathasalwaysbeenasuccessfulcombinationbecausewhatwasnotgoodinonecasewassoinanother.Thatishowthis ‘recipe’ drawing on scheming, lies, temptations and pretenceallowedourinfluencetospreadthroughouttheworld.Intoday’sworld,wemustofcourse factor ina seriesofother issues. Among themostimportantofthesearethenumberofthisplanet’sinhabitantsaswellasremarkabletechnologicalprogress.Basically,however,thefoundationsofourMasonicorganizationwerelaidalongtimeago,andtheyaresofirmandnowsodeeplyingrainedinpeople’sconsciousnessthatthefullachievementofourprogramisnowonlyamatteroftime.”

SignoreMassiniendedhislecturewithasatisfiedsmileonhisfaceandlit a long cigar.Obviously, hewaswaiting for hiswords to take theireffectonCezar.Playingalong,Cezarmadeastatement.

“ButIfailtounderstandthemainreasonforwhichthishugeefforthasbeenmadeforthousandsandthousandsofyears.”

Puffingslowlyonhiscigar,SignoreMassinilookedatCezarthroughhishalf-closedeyelids. Inhisunboundedself-pride,healreadyconsideredhis approach to have been fully successful. Cezar, on the other hand,thoughtthaterroneousviewhadweakenedthevenerableone’svigilance

andpromptedhimtopushaheadwithaprofusionofexplanations.

“Thatisquitesimple,mydear.Powerwasandwillalwaysbethemainreason!Whatelsecouldwepossiblywantafter so longa time?Comeon,tellme,anddon’tbeshy!Money?Almostallofthemoneyinthisworldisoursthankstothebankingwebwehavebeenweavingfor thepast centuries. Since civilizations thrived, we have been intent uponcreating a social system where people fully depend on their income.Money,moreandmoremoney!That’sthenameofthegame:afixationthathadtobespreadeverywhere.

“Butinordertohavemoney,onemustproduce;andinordertoproduce,one must work.And work requires time. These are the terms of ourequation which in fact is a vicious circle, a puzzle with no solutionattached. The result was that people ended up working themselves toexhaustionforus,alwaysunderthespellofmoreandmoremoneythatis, in fact, easily spent in keeping with the world’s rhythm and itsassorted attractions.And yet, no matter how much money one couldearn, the realwealthand thebulkof themoneyare inourpossession,wellkeptinourbanksorinvestedintitledeeds.

“Eveniftenoronehundredpeoplewhoarenotmembersofourlodgesget extremelywealthy, they are not a threat because they are discreteentitieswhodonotpursueanydefinite,large-scalegoal.Ofcourse,weare careful to lure most of them to our organization from the verybeginning of their brilliant careers and thereby increase our power.Thosewhoturndownouroffercan’tholdoutontheirownfortoolong.Ifonewayoranothertheybecomeathreat,wejoineffortstoforcetheminto bankruptcy, even at the risk of some losses on our side. But thehuge financial machinery we have built allows us to redress thefinancialbalancequicklythroughincreasessomewhereelse.Theaimistobringdownthepersoninquestion.Usually,whentheyarejustabouttocollapseandfeel lostbeyondretrieve, thetacticsaretogivethema

secondchance to take theoffer they initially turneddown.Mostoftenthey accept; and then, of course, their personal business makes aspectacularcomeback,butat thatpointtheymustalreadycomplywithclearconditionsthatwesetandcannotbeavoided.

“We always stand to gain, whether it be an influential politician tofurther our interests—which is themost frequent and almost easiestcase to fabricate—oragreatbusinessman,mostofwhosemoneyweadminister through our own networks. It is therefore our interest tocreate as many such ‘vicious circles’ as possible. And it is on thisfoundationthatwehavebuiltmodernsocietyandtheso-called‘cellofsociety,’thatis,thefamilywhichwehavechainedtoaninfinitesetofdependences: jobs, houses, comfort, cars, bank loans, and long-termcontractual obligations that sometimes extend over one or twogenerationsoftherespectivefamily.Theroleofa‘viciouscircle’istomakepeopledependentbecause,whenthishappens,theyarenolongerfree.

“Dependenceautomaticallytriggersasortofenslavementorlimitation,andweneedpeopletobeaslimitedandmechanicalaspossibleintheiractions which must become almost stereotypical. This was the mainreason why we have gradually imposed a sort of labor specializationextending over as many fields and subfields as possible. If jobrequirementsaresimple,almostminimalbut repetitive, the jobholderwillsoonbecomeasubmissiveandobedient‘machine.’

“We do not want people to think too much. Thinking can becomedangerousandspawnideasthatruncountertoourgoals.Thatiswhywehave sought to extend our control over larger and larger numbers ofpeople, even outside job hours – in their spare time, that is.We havethusallowed technologyand innovation tocapture theattentionof themasses by means the lack of which would be synonymous withcatastrophetoday:televisionsets,telephones,andcomputers.

“Our idea has been a howling success because, apart from creatingaddictiontothesetechnologicalmeans,ithasalsogivenuscontroloverthespreadof information.Atpresent,due to thecharacteristicsofourtimes, information ranks first as a ‘tool’ for action in theworld. It isthensimpletoanticipatethenextstep:bycontrollingmediainstitutionsandtools,weimplicitlycontrolthecontentandqualityofinformation.Thatiswhyoneofourprimarygoalshasbeentogaincontroloverthebiggestpress,radioandtelevisiontrustsintheworld.”

“Doyoumeanallthishasbeenenoughtogaincontrolovertheworld?”Cezarasked.

“Obviouslynot.Themediawasonlyavailableinalimitedarea.Thatiswhy we needed some more ‘methods’ of domination that had to betemptingto themasses.Weactedlikea‘greyeminence’ insupportofthespreadofdrugs,syntheticdrugsinparticular.Fullyawarethatthesedrugs — together with tobacco, alcohol and coffee can destroy thehumanbody—wehavedeliberatelystagedaso-called ‘nocampaign’that has only increased the demand for such substances. We havecreatedhugetobacco,finebeverageandcoffeeconcerns.Almostallofthe presidents and owners of these business giants are venerablemembers of the highest-ranking lodges of our organization,” SignoreMassiniconcluded,completelyfullofsatisfaction.

“Allthisseemstobeaconcertedattackagainsthumanity,”Cezarsaid,pretendinghehadonlycaughtontotheidea.Notatallaffectedbythepurportofthequestion,thevenerablehadanonchalantreply:

“Mydear,itisalreadydifficulttocontrolandcoordinatemorethansixbillion people. You must understand that the more dispersed andconfusedacrowdis,theeasieritistomaneuver.If,inaddition,itdoesnotgo above a certainnumberofpeople, then things arequite simple

given the mental manipulation technology now available to us.Therefore, what difference do you think it makes if several millionpeopledieonadailybasis,mostofthemfromdrug-relateddiseases?”

Thevenerableonepausedforashortwhileinhiscynicalpresentation,seeminglyponderingoverwhathewouldtellCezarnext.

“Oneofourprimarygoalshasbeentoputanendtopopulationgrowth.Moreover,wehad todecreaseworldpopulationnumbersdramatically.Inordertodothis,weneededmethodsthatcouldkilllargenumbersofpeople in a very short time. We have financed top-secret researchprojects for the production of deadly viruses. Some experiments havefailedbutothershaveyieldedresults.”

“Resultsintermsofdamagedone‘naturally’?’”

“Wemustlookattheissuefromapracticalpointofview.Itistheonlyway we can achieve our aims thoroughly. If something or someoneopposesus,theycan’tholdoutagainstusfortoolong.AsIwastellingyou,our‘tools’areneverintheopen.Onthecontrary, theycomeinadeeply humane casing but tap into those soft spots that we ourselveshavebuiltintothesystemandaremostlyunknowntothepeople.

“Ourbasichiddensourceofmanipulationistheconstitutionofastate.Themakingofaconstitutionisarealscienceofhumanpsychologyandmanipulation which is why we have been careful to have ourrepresentatives involvedin theprocessof thebigpowersof theworld.Constitutions must take on a humane shape, pompous even andrelatively complicated, but at the same time, encode those effectivemeansforpopulationcontrolandundermining.

“Conflicts, revolutions and wars in various areas of the globe haveperhaps been the most widespread method that we have created and

indirectlysupportedovertime.Armedconflictshavealwaysbeenarealandhuge sourceof income tous, aswell as a subtlemeansofpower-wieldingacrosstheworld.

“Wecapitalizeonanyeconomicorsocialdifficulty,particularlyinlessdeveloped countries. Owing to our banking influence, we can operatesecretlyat the top levelofpower in the respectivecountryanddo thesamewiththeadversarystate.Wenevergetinvolvedinonedirectionasthe resultcanbeuncertain.Butbyenticingbothcamps to takeaction,westandtogainnomatterhowtheirconflictmightend.

“Ourtimeslendthemselvesparticularlytoethnicoreconomicconflicts.Thesearesimpletotrigger,lastlongandbringintoplaynumerousotherinterestsonthepartofmorepowerfulbutrivalstates.

Eventually,therespectivewarbecomesawaramongthegreatpowersofthe world and less a nationally limited cause. Almost all of the biginternational bodies, whether they are political or military, are ofMasonicorigin.Ourvenerablesarethereinkeypositionsandfollowourplans to the point of precision.And, as I have told you, we are verypatient. Decay eats away slowly but surely, even at the thickest treetrunk. The UN and NATO, to name only two of our most influential‘tools,’haveturnedouttobemostwelcomedecisionsonourpart.

“Andyet,SignoreMassini,there’ssomethingIdon’tquiteunderstand,”Cezar said, putting on a vexed look. “How could anyone believe thatwhatismostimportantinthisworldisadirectconsequenceoftheplansand actions of the Masonic organization? This is absurd and eveninconceivable!”

SignoreMassini laughedheartilyand lit anothercigar.HewasquietlysizingCezarupthroughthecloudsofbluetingedsmokeeddyingslowlyin the cool mountain air. For a moment, Cezar thought he had gone

beyond the limitwithhishidden intentionsand that thevenerableonehadcaughtontohisplan.Buthisfearsweresoonshattered.

“Mydear,thisisoneofthelinchpinsofourdoctrine.Indeed,mywayofpresentingthingstoyoumakesthemseemsoabsurdandgrotesquethatthe accusations that might be brought against us would seem utterlyhilarious!Inaway,thisisthecoreofourideology:followtheplan,butatthesametime,makeitallseemasifopposingsuchaplan.Thusyoucanunderstandmoreeasilywhywedon’twantmediaattention,honors,fame or public recognition. All this is transient and is additionallycontrolled by our very organization through our media leverage. Oursuccess lies in being a group. Our actions do not follow individualinterests alone but are always correlated and clearly targeted.Mutualsupport and complete discretion are essential ingredients for oursuccess. In fact, the rulesandoathsofourorganizationarevery strictandpenaltiesverytough.

“You must be wondering what makes me speak to you so franklywithoutanytraceoffearandinallconfidence.Insodoing,IassureyouI have assessed it all correctly. Or do you imagine that, once inpossessionofallthisinformation,youcanmakeitknowntotheentireworld?”

Signore Massini laughed heartily, but his eyes turned cold and hardimmediatelyafter.

“Yourpowerand influenceoutsidearezero,Mr.Brad!Onceyouhavebecome the object of our attention, you can no longer escape it. Thescopeofyouroptionsislimited:eitheryoufollowusunconditionallyoryoubecomeapersonanongrata.

“Justthinkaboutit:youarealone,disconnectedfromtheoutsideworldandsubjected toamaximumsecurity regime.Doyou reallybelieve it

wouldbedifficultforustocauseyourremovalifwereallywantedit?Butwhywouldwedothatwhenyouyourselfcansupportourplans?Inaddition,youwillbeabletolearnthingsyouhaven’tevenimaginedandyouwillenjoyimmunityandabsoluteprotection.

“Fromacertainstandpoint,youareprecious,butwhatispreciousmustproveitsutility.Therefore,mydear,Icanseeabsolutelynoreasonforkeeping any of our principles and methods from you. This would betantamounttoconsideringyouanordinaryfollowerwithafeeblemind,butthisisnottrue.Moreover,inorderforyounottoviewthisapproachastoostraightforward–whichisanywayofaspecialkindinyourcase–Iwantthisdiscussiontobecivilandmutuallyrespectful.Ireallywanttocreate theappearanceofanoptionordecisionandgiveyou time tothinkaboutit.ButI’mtellingyouonceagain—inreality—you’vegotneitheroptionsnortimebecausewearetheoneswho’vegotthepower.Practically,youareleftwithonlytheoptionofjoiningus.Youshouldthink about it.What could you do?Whowould listen to youwithoutthinkingyouwereamadman?

“Freemasonryhasalwaysbeenoccult. Itwouldhavebeenagainstourrealgoalstoclaimpaternityoverallthegreatideas,socialandculturaltrends, ideologies or forward-looking principles all over the worldalthoughwearetheoriginatorsofalargemajorityofthem.Instead,wehaveoptedfordiscretion,mystery,retreatandbackstagedealing.Thereare only a few people who have heard about the term ‘Mason’ or‘Freemason,’andevenifthewordringssomefaintbellswiththem,theydon’thaveanyideaaboutwhatitmightmeaninreality.

“This spell thatwe continue toweave so carefully has served uswellover time. Given the circumstances, imagine anyone going out in theworldandspreadingtheinformationIhavejustgivenyou.Whowouldbelieveorlistentothatperson?”

“Youmayberight,butdonotignoretheforceofageneralopiniontrendthatcoulddestroyeverythingyouhavebuilt thusfar,”Cezarsaidwithlucidity.

“Weareawaretherealreadyaremanypeople,intellectualsinparticular,who know at least part of the truth about us and towhomwe can nolonger lie; but by comparison to the rest of the population,who havebeendumbeddownby thesocial systemweourselveshavecreated—and particularly by the information system we control almostcompletely— these people are really a minority.Moreover, they aredispersedandthreatenedbyourindirectwarnings.

“Asitis,evenifsomepeopleareawareofourrealintentions,theywilltakeapassivestancethinkingtheyarepowerless, listlessanddeprivedofanypossibility toacteffectively.They then take thepositionof thelamenting victim: ‘I know, butwhat can I do?What canwe do?Ourhandsare tied.Wearebeingcontrolledandwatched in everythingwedo.Idon’t thinkanychanceis left.’Andthus,asignificantproportionofthepopulationwhocouldposegreatdifficultiesandproblemsforushasalreadylaiddownarmsbeforethebattlehasevenbegun.

“If,eventually,someoneattemptstoattackusortriestorevealtherealnatureofouractions to the ignorant,wecan resort toawide rangeofmethods to ‘pacify’ such a person. Our reactions are attentivelyconceivedandrelyona thoroughunderstandingofhumanpsychology.This is almost always initiated by launching false or evil informationaboutthatperson.AsIwastellingyou,wehaveverythoroughcontroloverthemedia.

“Suppose the information is released through a number of nationallydistributed newspapers. The readers come across the respective falsepieceofinformationwhichhasnegativeconnotations.Theharmisdonewhatever flatdenial itwould triggeronbehalfof the accusedparty in

thefollowingdays.First,itisverylikelythatthesamereaderwouldnotread the ensuingdenial, therefore keeping inmind thememoryof thefirst reading. Although the content of the information is untrue, thereader’sperceptionof the targetof thearticle remainsanegativeone.Then, we must exploit as much as possible the vicious tendency ofmodern society represented by its sick thirst for sensational headlinesexhibitingevilsituationsorcharacters.

“Wearewellawareofboththeinfluenceandtheterribleimpactofsuchsuggestionson theemotionalnatureofhumans.Wedoknow that evilsuggestions destroy the harmonious energy structures of the aura andbringaboutasubtleformofstressatpsychicallevel.Wealsoknowthatthey lower the frequency of positive perceptions and affect thebeneficialintentionsofhumans.Theseperfectlyserveourintentionsastheyexhaustpeople,diffusetheirattention,weakentheiralertmindandblurthefarsightednessoftheirspirit.

“Thusweachievetheverygoalweconsistentlyaimedat:increasingthesocialentropy.Ievendaretosaythatitisuswhohaveraisedthisskillclose to perfection. To achieve the social entropy, which triggers arather totalsocialconfusion,wealwaysput touseconflictingitemsofinformation on the same issue that is disseminated by variousmedia,seasoning the issue with awful or lugubrious connotations. Wetherefore subsidize and promote works centered around childish orfanciful subjects. They all have a great appeal though to the narrow-minded looking for the sensational. It is us who premiered thismechanism and fueled the proliferation of such books aiming at thepublic’s acceptance, and they actually ended by appreciating theseworks.”

“The economical and social system we have imposed stronglyencourages rivalry in its dissonant forms, unlawful competition andover-consumptionofproducts.Forallofthese,weofferahumanitarian

justificationwhich is training andmotivating people to cross the ‘lifejungle’thatposesadeaththreatonthem.Infact,thissenselessdisquietand obsession of the people,which permanently keeps them busy andunderconstantpressure,leadstoasignificantdeclineofgenuinemoralandethicalvaluesandtoaviciousgrowthofhumannature.

“Wedotakefulladvantageoftheseideasandopportunitiesateachandeverymedia level.Giventhisstrongsupport,wehavealsoencouragedthe proliferation of anomalous forms of sexuality and pornographythat eventually reachedunbelievable levels.Wedid this as a result ofour observations that both man’s strength and virility, and woman’ssensibility and intuition, quickly diminish when subjected to evilpractices. Under such circumstances, human nature becomes unstableandtotallyvulnerabletotemptations;hence,thebasicideathatitcanbeeasilymanipulated.Toachieveourgoals,thetarget’sresistancemustbeweak. We therefore launch ‘attractive’ ideas and opportunities topeople and then take advantageof theirweakness or provisions in thecontractstheyrecklesslysignedwithus.

“Modern society is a perfect fit to this design. Given the hugetechnological progress we have allowed, we offer more and moretemptations, and the people easily fall victims to indiscriminate andvarious sense gratifications and stimuli.We are perfectly aware theirwillpowerwillsoonbeexhausted;andwithoutresoluteness,humansarelikestupidanimalsintheirwaytotheslaughterhouse.

“Weplaceaspecialemphasisontheyoungpeoplebecausetheseedsoflifecanbeeasilykilledinthefeeble.Underanappealingandattractivemask,we infuse theyounggenerationwith all elementsmeant to fueland swell vicious tendencies. We encourage broadcasting of moviesdisplaying violence and horror movies where the characters exhibitsadisticandevil features.Todo this,we relyonadvertisingwhich, inmy opinion, turned into the very heart of commerce. Thus, we

enormously multiplied people’s tendency towards consumptionwhich has taken the form of a ‘modern disease.’Although they don’tneedsomethingspecific,theyfollowthetendencytobuy,consumeandbuyagain,evenuselessitemsandmakesuperfluousprovisions.

“Ontheotherhandthereisacloserelationshipbetweenthetemptationofmoneyandthemeansbywhichonegetsit.Itisnoteasytobecomerich, and in the present economical and legal environment we haveimposed,itisevenimpossibleifoneresortstohonestmethods.Thatiswhyalmosttheentiregroupofrichpeopleisviciousandperverted.Thedishonest and twisted nature of the rich make them keep secret theiractions,andthistriggersmutualobligations,particularlybyblackmail.Weareveryskillfulintakingthegreatestadvantageofsuchsituationsaswearetheveryarchitectsofthismethod.”

“However,”wonderedCezar,“Ithinknotallpeoplereactthisway.Ifso,whatdoyoudointhissituation,SignoreMassini?”

Thevenerableindifferentlyraisedhisshoulders.

“There are too few left; it is not worth paying them attention. TakeRomania, for example. It was very easy to place our people in keypositions because we skillfully took profit by the transition from atotalitarian regime (which had also been set up by us) to an apparentstate of freedom. We correctly foresaw the greedy and unscrupulousbehaviorofpeopleexposedtovariousfearsandhardships.Suchpeopleare like thirstywanderers in themiddleof theSaharawhodesperatelydrink at the oasis without caring at all about their nakedness nor theopinionofotherpeople.

“After the revolution in your country, we did nothing else but toencourage the economical disaster, particularly corruption, and theRomanianpeople’stemptationforthetasteofmoney.Aftersuchalong

periodofvarioushardshipsandrestrictions,andsubjecttolong-lastingsuffering, it was highly probable that Romanians would easily fallvictims to the surgeof temptations. Indeed,with rare exceptions, theyallfellinthistrap.Atthatmomentweinterferedatthepoliticallevel.Youshouldnotworryasthisiswhatwedoinalmostallcountries.Wemust be certain that the main positions in the Government and theParliament are held by old people, many of them spineless and easysubjects to manipulate. To the strong and dynamic characters on theother hand,we took great care to develop their selfishness, especiallythedeceivingfeelingofpowerwhich,intheircase,wasnotthesignofreal leaders. Acting this way, we fueled their egoistic, petty, andhypocriticalnature.Weneededsuchpeopleinkeypositionsbecauseoftheirappetiteforbothdirtybusinessesandthepaltrinesstodoanythingtokeeptheirprerogativesandjobs.

“Wehavealmostcompletelysucceeded.Asamatteroffact,itwasquiteeasygiven the thirst formoney andgreediness of your politicians, allaccompaniedbytheircowardiceanddeceitfulness.Allofthesefeaturesmakethemabunchofabjectcharacters.Wefeelverycomfortablewiththis situation, but now I think we should make no further discussionaboutthat.”

Cezarhastilyavailedhimselfofthisshortbreakandasked,“Whatisallthis for, Signore Massini? What is exactly the final purpose of theMasons? Of all you have toldme so far, nothing seems to be left toachieve,yetyouseemtoperseveringlyaimtosomething.”

“Mydearfriend,theanswerisquiteeasy.Whenisthekingtheabsoluterulerofhiskingdomandpeople?Itiswhenhehastheabsolutepower.Itisthecornerstoneforus.Soon,thepowerofdominationovertheentireworldmustbeinthegraspofourhands.Bluntlyspeaking,thethirstofpower is the basic motivation of all people who accept to join us:politicians,leadersandbusinessmen.Aboveall,therearetheelitemade

up of our venerable Illuminati whose design it is to take full controloverboth theentireworldandeachandevery individual.Therearesomany means to achieve this plan that it would take me too long todescribethemtoyou.Iwould,however,offeryouafewexplanations.Itwillbe inyourpower tounderstand therestand toquickly learn themalong with your integration into the rules and ideology of ourorganization.

“Wewillonlyattaincompleteinfluenceandcontroluponhumanswhenwesucceedtosuperviseeverything.Thecollectedforcesandpowersofthemembersbelongingtoallofourorganizationswillgraduallyleadtosuch totalitarianism when the individual freedom and autonomy issupervisedfromthepointwhereahumanbeingisborn.Tomakesureofthisandtoexperiencethevalidityoftheresult,weinvented,asamereexperiment, Communism. However, we noticed that the constantdrawbacksandpeople’sanguish,alsothecultofpersonalitythatwouldalways go for the heads of all Communist countries, created sometensions and could even enable some clearness upon reality for someindividuals who might have caused trouble in time. The Communistsystemwasonlyappropriateforacertainperiodoftimeduringseveraldecades.Itbecameinefficientlaterandevendangerousforourinterests.

“Whenweunderstoodthis,wedecidedtofinishthisexperienceandwegave the green light for the political changes. We must create theillusion of ‘something different,’ but we already knew that nothingcould be changed in one day. So, we were expecting lots of socialrebellionsmeant tochangementalities,goalsand thewayof thinking.We are those who insidiously penetrated the main ideas of the newsocialsystembymeansofmedia,politiciansandbyconstantlycreatingnew rifts in finances, particularlymeant to strain the relationbetweenpeopleandgovernment.”

“Welfareshouldn’tbeageneralcondition,butwewantacertainstratum

of corrupted people who are therefore going to support our interestswithout having the smallest clue about it. On the contrary, theappearances alwaysmake thembelieve that it’s up to them to act andmakedecisionsand theyarehaving thepowerwhichwemust supportfortheminordernottoletthespellgodown.

“WhatI’mtellingyounowistopsecretinFreemasonry.Youshouldn’tthinkthateverymemberknowsourmysteries.Accesstoourideasandgoalsisonlyallowedstepbystep;andtheinformationtoberevealedisalsostructured insequenceofstagesaccordingto its importance.Asageneralrule,wealwaysactatthreedifferentlevelswhichclearlyoutlinethe duties and value of theMasonic brother.Although in a birds-eyeviewtheselevelsseemlikesomeindependent,superimposedstrata,theystill comprise some linking rings that make a crucial importance inunderstandingwhatourplansworldwideare.Buttheselinkingringsareonlyknownbyourleaders,ourelderIlluminati.”

“ThefirstrankincludesthosewhohavenewlyjoinedourMasonlodgeswhoarenotyetimportantenoughforustoentrustserioustaskstothem.They are our ‘daily workers,’ i.e. those who accomplish lots of pettyworkwhich isquiteuseful;yet, asawhole, theyprepare the stage forour great blows. By that, I mean the appearance of different militaryconflicts,revolutions,andnationalpaybackincapacitywhichissomeofourheavyartilleryandapartofthestrategythatourremarkablefellowsenvisage.Butsuchfar-reachingactionsonlycomeupafterthematerialisready.Thisisafterour‘dailyworkers’actforawhile,allunderourguidanceintheshade,withoutpreciselyknowingtherealtarget.

Peoplebelonging to this rankareparticularly thenewly richandquitenarrow-minded,pursuingtitles,ranksandsocialacknowledgment.Asawhole,theyarethesnobbish,bearinganinferioritycomplexwhichtheyseek to balance by thinking that they belong to the high-life or evenmake up this social stratum. They are supposed to be full of vanity,

hypocrisies and selfishness, having some financial power but notwealthyenoughnottoyearninsecretafteraroyallife.

“Even so, it is absolutely necessary that they must be some of ourpoliticalleadersasweneedtocontroltheleversandinfluencebothatagovernmental level and at the lower local level as this is where theintriguestartsitswaytothecenter.Thisiswhywemainlytrytoattracttothisrankprofessors,lawyers,doctors,inspectors,mayorsandcertainbusinessmeninthearea.

“For all these peoplewe have created some ‘valves’ ormotivation tolure them and then use them to our benefit. There are some selectedclubs such asRotary orLion’swhich give them the illusion that theybelongtothehigh-lifeinthecountryandthereforeareleadingsociety.In fact, these clubs are but some dust in their eyes, a shield againstpossibleattacks,forthepeoplewhobelongtherewillundauntedlyfightto preserve the privileges they attained as members of the so-calledhigh-life.

“Theyareattractedandstimulatedbyaseriousandselectedfrontsideof that elitist societywhere only good people are known to penetrate,people who represent the cream of society and retain power andinfluenceindifferentstatestructures.This isahighlyattractiveimagethatwemaintainby luxuryandbyenablinghigh-ranking relationshipsand financial support. But, I stress it again: all these things createobligations.

“Ourmain interest is to generate great differences between the socialstrata. This means people who are quite rich or very poor with nointermediaryandsupportivelayerinbetween.Thisishowwemaintaina general social condition thatmakes people believe theymust face acontinuousassaultandceaselesslyfighttoearntheirlivingdaybydayortoincreasetheirpossessionsevenmore.Thistensionandanxietywill

supplythefearelement. Aslongasfear is there, thereisnoroomforpeace, consolation, relaxation or spirituality. This is why we want toobstructanypathtogood,harmonyandgenuinereligiousbeliefwhichwoulddamageourpowerandcontrol.”

“What do youmean?”Cezar asked in a vexed tone. “That you do nothaveanyreligionatalland,onthecontrary,youwanttoundermineit?”

“Religion?Considercarefullywhatisgoingonintheworldthesedays.Thinkoftheracehatred,thedeviatedsectsthatgetfanaticinthenameof a unique but particularGod. The endless conflicts between nationsaremostlygroundedonreligiousdivergences.Thinkofthecorruptionand cowardice of the Christian church, the Orthodox vanity and theCatholic manipulation! Indeed, it’s still us who have directed thesethings backstage, particularly by the perverse intrigues and ideasimplementedattherightmomentinsomekeypointsunderthepowerofsomepeople.Inexchange,wegivepeoplethekingdomoftheUniversalArchitect who can really take good care of them. You call him thePrinceofDarkness.Itmakesnoimportance!

“First of all, you must persistently follow up your own interest ineverything you do. This will require great efforts and commitments,quite serious sometimes. For instance, thismay include denying yourreligionandevengivingawayyoursoul;butyouwill taste thepower,thewealthandtheextraordinaryinfluenceatthehighlevelsofsociety.”

“That’s interesting,” said Cezar with a subtle and ironic attitude, allaccording to his initial plan. “I used to have some different concepts;however,whatyouaresayinghereseemsquiteattractive.”

“Don’t think that these facts are known by everybody,” said thevenerableMassiniwith enthusiasm. “Far be it. I told you about threebasiclevelsandtheirscaledimportanceinourMasonicorganization.

“Nowyouunderstand that the first rankof the ‘dailyworkers’ has noaccesstosuchinformationthatconcernsthesecretaspectsofMasonry,particularly our worldwide plans. The members of the second rank,however, can meet some of our international arrangements so that iftheyshouldgetdeeperintothepoliticalandgovernmentalagreements,theyaregivenmuchmoresupportbyourpowerfullodges.Inparticular,wesetupforthemaspecifichierarchyofstepsorranks,uptothe33rddegree.

“It’simportanttonoticehowpeoplecansticktotheirtitles,theirpostsand acknowledgment; and we consider this highly within ourorganization.A33rddegreeMasoncan stand forabasic figure inourgeneral structure. In time, we tried to spread the idea that this is thepeak of the Masonic pyramid. Still, I want to mention to you inparticularthatthesecondrankisbutthebeginningoftheMasonicworldelite. This is carefully concealed. Nevertheless, some rumors haveescapedintime.Youhavetoknow,however,thatitisusatthepeakofthepyramidandwecannotbesuedinthecourt.Thereisnootherstatestructureaboveusforthesimplereasonthatwehavecreatedalmostallofthem.”

“Thismeansyouownthepoweratthehighestlevel,”Cezarinterruptedpensively. “How is itpossible that the third rankofMasons, towhomyou referred to as the world Masonic elite, can own such a powerwithoutbeingknown?”

“Weneednoacknowledgmentthewayyou’rethinkingaboutit.Wemayshow up in society, particularly by means of the inherited titles ofnobilityorasgreatbankersdealingwiththeirbusiness.Wealwaystakecare to stay close to the so-called charity actions by means of somefoundationsthatalsobelongtous.Infact,thesefoundationsenableustotransfer large amounts of money under the color of legality and

philanthropic goals. We are the ones who retain, in fact, the worldfinancialmonopolyforwecontrolallmoneymarkets.Theworldcontrolprojectismeticulouslysetup.”

“How did you manage to control the world finances?” Cezar asked.“Nobodycanhaveaccesstoallthemoneyincirculation!”

“Wemostly control thismoney, but our real influence consists of thehugedebtswebasicallyforceuponallgovernmentsinordertodealwiththeeconomy,andthereforeinthesocialfield—inthewaywelikeit.This is basically the main target for which we founded two highfinancialstructuresintheworld: theWorldBankandtheInternationalMonetaryFund(IMF).ButthestrongeststrokewhichmadeourgreatestsuccesswasgettingtheUSAintodebtsothattheycompletelyfallunderthefinancialpoliticswearrange.

“JustasIsaid, theessenceinsuchpolitics is the interestonloansandthe subsequent debts and all forms of obligations or concessions toresultinourfavor.Thisishowwecontroltheeconomicworldandwedirectitwhereweplease.Wecancreaterealinstabilityorobstructthepaymentswherewehaveaparticularinterest.

“Countries in bankruptcy is what we are best at for we can therebyindirectly rule a whole people. We obviously fix and connect thesestrategiesinadvancebymisinformationthroughtheinternationalmediawhich also belongs to us. This systemproved highly efficient in timeandweproperlymanageit.Incasethereissomebodytoopposeit,therewould normally be no problem to do awaywith him as a political orsocial personality, thanks to our countless relationships, to corruptionandtoourcontroloverthefinancialsystem.

“Therearesomespecialcases,suchastheUSA,wherewecannotallowanymistakesorexterioractionsexcepttheonesweprovide.Thisiswhy

every president of the USA is our choice and the outcome of ourMasonic goals. Hemust absolutely be an outstandingmember in ourMasonicLodges. Mostof the time theybelong to thesecondrank. Inordertoperfectlyhidethepoliticalandfinancialmaneuverswedisplay,we demanded the most spectacular and also hilarious idea that wemanaged to implement to the crowds in the last two hundreds years.Thisprobablyisoneofourmostvaluableadditionsthatprovidedgreatadvantagetousandcanstillbequiteefficientthesedays.Youmaybesurprised,butitsoundssofamiliar:democracy!

“The concept itself is notworth a brass; still, it is themost essentialpieceinthegearofourplansanditisquitepopular.Themainreasonisthatitstirsvanitytopeopleandmakesthemcraveforpower.Infact,itonlygeneratessomesortofhatred,fightandtemptationwhichmakesagreat frame formanipulation.The secret political games and the highfinancialandpowerinterestsareapparentlyinthehandsoftheelectors.Youhavetoproceedtoslightcompromisesinordertoenjoyalloftheadvantageslateron.What is theadvantageweactuallydrawbymeansof democracy? It usually leads to disunion between different sociallayers of a country and to downright conflicts between peoples in theworld.Theideawepromoteinordertoactuallyconcealourrealplansandactionsundereverybody’ssilentagreementconcernstheillusionofthe free choice for every individual. But whenwe deal with tens andhundredsmillions of different people, so stressed and perverted, theirso-called‘freechoice’canbeeasilydirectedbydifferentmethods.Thetempestmustgowild,butitsmaindirectioncanbeinfluencedsothatitmayprotectcertainareasanddestroyothers.

“Wefoundtheeasiestandsafestwaytoattainchaosanddisunion.Yousee,despite thehighlycharitableappearancesandthemoralvalueswepolisheddemocracyin,thisactuallyhidesthecorewehadstartedfromand that we enhanced in time: the hatred between fellows, the blindstruggleforafacileandephemeralpowerandthelackofunity.

“Peoplejoiningtogetherunderpositiveandbeneficialideasorconceptsis quite dangerous, for this is the onlyway for themasses to becomereallypowerfulintheiraction.Thisbasicallyisthereasonwhyweoftenpursuethestatesplittingintodifferentminorities,eachofthemhavingitsownspecificinterests,cultureandreligiousbeliefs.Ourfinalgoalishaving the cultural and religious traditions vanish away in differentcountries to the pointwhere they lack the power of individualization.Then they may be easily controlled and assimilated in a uniquegovernmental form which will be obviously directed by ourMasonicworldelite.

“Oneofthemajorobstaclesweencounterandwehavetosurpassisthevarious traditions of people and their need to stay close to them.Westrivetogathera‘herdofanimals,’automaticallyresponsive.Yougivethem hay and water at the proper time and they offer unconditionalcommitments.Toattainthis,justasIsaidbefore,theancienttraditionsmustwane; the real folk values and symbolsmust be evened out andevenignored.Thenewgenerationmustbepervertedatthesoulandhavetheir senses poisoned with false ideas, lies and all kinds of alluringvices.Wehavemostlysucceeded indoingso.Thatwasquiteeasy forAmerica as they basically have no tradition at all. It is currently theplace on Earth where our plans have been perfectly carried out: thecompletesubmissiontothesocial-economicalsystemwithtotalcontroland financial oppression. All these are wrapped by the spell of theextraordinarytechnologiesandbytheridiculousandarrogantideaofthefirstworldpower.

“Peopleneedtheconvictionevenofafalsepower.Theyunconsciouslyneed something to give a vivid impression and inner safety. WemaintainthisideaofpowerintheAmericans’mindforitpreventsthemfrom revolting against the system that had offered them such acomfortableideaofsupremeness.Besides,wecanmakegreatuseofthe

vanityandshallownesstoderivefromhere.Sincetheyarelesscautiousand can be easilymanipulated, theAmericans can stand for the peakoffensiveinourplantoconquertheabsolutepoweronEarth.”

Cezarwantedmoredetails.

“Sinceit’sjustabluff,whyisdemocracysomuchstressedabout?”heasked.

“Democracy,mydear,isjustapparentlyabeneficialthing.Itenables,in fact, the highest abuses and conflicts,” answered SignoreMassini.“Don’tyouknowpeoplehavediedinthenameofdemocracy?Alllawsandprinciplesofthecurrentcivilizationarestructuredaccordingtothelawsofdemocracy,aren’tthey?Well,theemergenceofthispole,whichisdemocracy,alsodeterminedthepossibilityoftheoppositeideaandofthe fight againstdemocracy.That’showweobtained theconflict.Theconflictisasoundgroundtoenabletherulingofthewholeworld.

“Letme remind you here of a basic rule of ourMasonic regulations:give secret support to both sides, by smart tactics in politics andeconomy, andgivea shoulder to eachcombatant inorder to reach thesuccessyoupursue.

“The term and the false concept of ‘democracy’ became a shield formany governments in order to freely act as they wish and thereforecover their own interests. Most of the countries fell into huge debts,striving to cover the military expenses no matter that they are notinvolved in wars. We give them loans but ask the governments toguarantee them with many assets: mines, forests, railways or severalindustrialfieldsthatarequiteimportant.Thisisthemainwayforustograduallytakeholdofacountry’swealthandcontrolthepeopleinthatcountry.”

“Istillbelievethatdemocracyisagoodidea,butthewayitisappliedseems perverted,” said Cezar, being careful in his answer to thevenerableMassini.

“That is true indeed. Taken as a concept, democracy is only valuablewhencivilizationhasalreadyreachedahighlevelofunderstandingandapplicationofthemysteriesoftheuniverseandoflife.Butevenatsuchstages, it must only be employed in some restricted groups ofindividuals who are appointed to make the major decisions in somecommunityorforawholecountry.Democracycannotessentiallyexistin a proper way for the large masses of people in heterogeneousstructures. We do know that it means a viable concept only for thesocieties that have been given beneficial directions and where peoplethinkandgenerallyactinthesamevoiceandwhohaveahighlevelofconsciousness.Butit’snotatallthecaseforthemoderncivilization.”

“Whataboutthechurch?”Cezarinterfered.“Ithasnoinfluenceinthisrespect?Iknowforafactthatthemassesseriouslyconfideinthechurchandfollowit.”

SeniorMassinifailedtodisguisehisirritability.

“TheChristianchurchisoneofthemostdangerousenemieswehave.Itsinfluence isquite largeyet,butweendeavor todecrease itasmuchaspossible.Indoingso,weparticularlytargettheyounggenerationwhichwe try togetunbalancedbymeansofour ideas.Wemainlystrived togive people the ideas of freedom and democracy which the moderncivilization is known to misunderstand and give improper use.Everybodysupportsfreedomanddemocracyandtalksaboutit,buttheybarelythinkofthewars,conflicts,tensionsandmisunderstandingsmoreusualintheworldthanever.Andtheyneverconsiderthisinthelightofthegoodwill,charityandpeacethatarestatedworldwide.Thisishowwe gave the supreme rank to the rulers’ hypocrisy and we take full

advantageofthis.

“We also counted on the lack of common sense, the vanity and theconceitedness ofmost of the peoplewho imagine that they verywellunderstandthestructureofdemocracyandfreedomofexpression.Whengivensuchaframe,averagepeoplegetself-importantandtheyenhancethis feeling at quite a ridiculous scale. In their petty existence undertheir everydayworries, people even imagine that the political leadersrelyonthemandontheiropinion.Politiciansthereforegivepeopletheimpression that their opinion is a competent one. In fact, they onlypursue a strong influence upon voterswhomust be urged not to theirown necessities but to the interests of the leaders, usually concealedunderpromisesanddelusionalplatformsinpolitics.Thisishowweareprotectedbytheveryoneswewanttooppress.

“Incaseanyresistantpositionmayriseagainstthegeneralbackground,therepresentativemustbeeliminatedrightaway.Wegenerallyproceedtodisparagementbymeansofmedia.Wecontinuebysatirewhichhelpsusstirpeople’ssuspicionsanddistrustasconcernsabout thatperson’sbehavior and statements. Eventually, nobody will ever give credit tosuch a person. Since we display concentric and persevering assaults,often spiced with blackmail, the subject will soon feel forlorn andaccused forwhat he dared towrite or say.Hewill be threatened, jobblackmailed,anddiscriminatedinsocietysothathewilleventuallygivein. Hewillgobackonthecourageheevincedat thebeginningforhenowwantstogetbackhisadvantages.Sometimeshewillevenbecomeourpartner.

“This is themaindramawecreated in society:mostof thepeopleareweak and cowardly. There are rather few to resist our attacks andstrategies.However, suchpeopleobstruct our actions, andworse, theygain public consideration and help. This means unity and force incommongoalswhichisjustwhatwearetryingtoblock.Evenworseis

thatsomeofthesepeopleandgroupsobserveverywellknownesoterictechniqueswhichtheyapplyinordertocounterouractions.

“Well, it’s true thatourelders, the Illuminati, alsomakeuseof secrettechniques of persuasion and influence in order to determine specificeffects in thephysicalworld.Still,wesometimesareembarrassedandevenobstructedincarryingoutourplansbytheoppositeforces.Thisiswhy we absolutely need to attract people like you, who have alreadyattained remarkable powers.We arewilling to offer somuch instead.Thisistheonlywayyoucanliveyourlifeforreal.”

“TalkingabouttheattacksagainsttheMasonicorganization,don’ttheybringtolightitsplansanditsintentions?”saidCezar,tryingtoavoidaclearanswer.

“Somepeoplewho stronglyopposeourplansdoknow the truth aboutus.Sincetheordinarytechniquesofannihilationarenotthatefficientinsuchcases,wearrangeanartifice.Wechoosesomevenerablemembers,particularlyamong those in thesecondrank,andhave thempresent tothe audience, by means of our controlled media, some aspectsconcerningour organization.Theyhave interviews andwrite books orarticleswheresomerealandinoffensiveaspectsaboutourstructureandactivitiesaredepicted.Theprinciplewefollowinproportionisaquarterrealityandthreequartersfake.Thelargeamountofdatathatisgiventothe audience contains some real information which we cannot denyanyway, but it is exposed by the members of our organization. Howcouldanyonesuspectusofconcealinginformationsincewefreelyofferit?Obviously,thosetruethingsarewrappedandadornedinliessothatpeople shouldn’t get much of it and therefore quit investigating thetopic.

“Wearetheonestodrawadvantageoutofthis,forourenemiescannolongerpresentthetruththatwealreadystatedinapervertedform.Even

iftheytrytodealwithotherfieldsofouractivity,we’llposeasinnocentoppressed victims and we’ll also enjoy the support of some mature,influentialpeople.

“Wecurrentlystarted to tackle thisstrategyas it’shigh timewecameoutoftheshadewehaddeliberatelychosenforages.Duetothekeenerconflict, staying toomuch in the shade would nowmakemuchmoretrouble thanadvantage.This iswhy, in the last twentyyearsorso,weslightly started to comeouton the stage, statingbits of truth togetherwith many other lies. We very well knew that repeating a lie wouldmake a truth out of it in the long run which causes people to losevigilance. Nevertheless, the fight is getting even closer now for thepublic reactionalsobecameunexpected.Wemustgive the impressionwearehelpingpeopleandthatwesupporttheminneedandpain.

“Ourmaindirections,particularly sustainedbyourpoliticians, feignamajor interest for people’s current problems,mainly produced by theworld economic recession, managed by our organization. Therefore,using our ‘daily workers’ that I just told you about, helped by theiracolytes,weattempttogivetheideathatwetakedeepinterestintheseaspectsandwestrivetoimprovethem.Infact,thisentire‘showinthefootlights’ isonlymeant towin credit from themasses so that, at therightmomentandintheperfectconjuncture,weshouldtakepossessionofthepoliticalandeconomicalleadershipinthewholeworldandformupauniqueworldgovernmentunderourcompleteandtotalorder.Wemustthereforegetpeople’sconfidenceasmuchaspossibleinordertogive the impression of a natural sequence of facts — namely, theterribleworldcrisistocome,andsowe’llerectourselvesasredeemersofhumankindforwedoownthefinancialresourcestodothis.

“Basically, the task is not that difficult since themasses’ vigilance isalready weakened by other strategies that we have been successfullyapplyingforawhile:everydayworkroutine,TVprogramsstructuredso

astoinoculateapassiveattitudeinpeople’ssubconsciouswithlackofreaction and discrimination, chemical food, drugs and all kinds ofdiseases.”

As he said that, SignoreMassini suddenly had a glance at the elegantwatch on his wrist, imbedded in diamonds. The evening had alreadyfallenandthearewaschilly.

“Ithinkit’shightimewestopped,”thevenerableonesaid.

“Wecountonyourextraordinaryadoptability,andIpersonallyconsiderIhavemademyselfquitecleartoyouasconcernsthebasicaspectsofouractivities.Tonight I’ll leave forAmsterdamas Ihave todealwithsome problems there. I will also tell my honorable fellows theimpressionyoumade.”

SignoreMassinistaredforafewmomentsatCezarinawillingattitude.

“IappreciatetheresultofourappointmentaspositiveandI’mexpectinga proper support from you in this respect.You are supposed to knowmostofthetruthaboutourMasonicorganizationinordertoavoidanypossibleblockingofconception.Iwillbebacktovisityousoonandthatisgoingtobeanimportantmoment.ThatwillbeadifficulttestforyouImaysay.Bythattimewearegoingtofixeverythingupinordertogetyouinourorganization.”

ThevenerableMassinihadalreadyrisenonhisfeet,leaningonhiscane.Cezar saw him out to the copter.His strategywas apparently bearingfruitsashehadnodifficultypersuadingCezarandhedidn’tgetstuckinanyobligationseither.ThefactisthatSignoreMassinihadbeensoself-collected in tackling the subject and eager to give explanations thatCezar’sacceptancewasbasically taken forgranted.Thevenerableonehadanamazingsubtleforce.Butfortheremarkablepsychicbalanceand

theperfectcontrolofhismindenergy,Cezarwouldn’thavesucceededtofacetheincredibleactiveinfluencethattheMasoncoulddemonstratewhenhewantedtogetthroughsomething.

CezarsaidthatinsuchsituationsthepsychicfrequencyofthevenerableMason was so strong and dominating that it would have doubtlesslymadeaserioushypnoticeffectuponacommonpersonunabletocontrolthesuperior levelsof theirmind.Hehadhimselfperceivedinhisaurathe toughimpactof thatshroudofenergy,deeplynegative,buthehadsimultaneously lifted it up in a superior form of energy at the upperlevels of his mind. His steady volition enabled a perfect control andhelpedhimbe fully aware in confrontingSignoreMassini.Maybe thereaderwillhaveasmallunderstandingoftheirencounter.

NowthatIknowtheentirebackground,Icanstatethat,eventoCezar,itwasarealsurprisetofindouttherealgroundsofthediscussionandtheshrewdnessbehindit.However,theeventstocomewereboundtogiveanadvantagetoCezarthankstohisextraordinaryabilitytocreep“onaknife’s edge” when it came to dramatic and tense conditions wherehighlyimportantstatedecisionswererequired.

Chapter 4 — The SecondConfrontation: The EssentialInformationAfewmonthsaftermylastmeetingwithCezar,whenherevealedtomethe astonishing truths he found from the venerable Massini, I wascontactedagaininordertomeethim.ItwasthebeginningofJune2003and it proved to be an extremely important moment for me to get adeeperunderstandingofwhatIalreadyknewabouttheMasonicworld.

Cezar’s explanations clarified aspects that were still confusing to mesincethefirstdiscussionwithMassini.Ineededthisinstructiontogetaprecise overall view of certain mechanisms and subtle laws that gobeyond common knowledge and understanding and also of theconnections between the Masonic manipulations and the illusion inwhichmosthumanbeingsareliving.

Another fundamental aspect of that meeting was the ultra secretinformation that Signore Massini revealed to Cezar as well as thestartingpointoftheamazingdiscoverythatwasjustabouttotakeplaceinBucegishortlyafter thesecret informationwasreleased.Theeventsstarted to unfold swiftly, and I was left to be the awed spectator ofmysteriesthatwererevealingthemselvesandextended“beyondtime.”

A few months after their last discussion, Signore Massini kept hispromiseandinvitedCezartoseehimagain,onlythistimethemeetingtookplaceinaluxuryvillainBucharest.Thiswasthediplomaticcenteratthehighestlevelofoneofthemostpowerfulcountriesintheworld.The invitation and all the preparations had been made by SignoreMassinithroughthehighestdiplomaticconnectionsinthestate,almost

as the first time.Thedifference this timewas that itwas notGeneralObadea who let Cezar know about the invitation but one of the statesecretaries who was following the orders of one of the Ministers ofState.

Thismeetingwasmuchshorterthanthelastone,consistingmainlyofarelatively strange proposal that Signore Massini made to Cezar. Heoffered him some extremely confidential information in exchange forhispromisetoassuretheaccessofcertainMasonstothediscoverythatwill occur from that confidential information. Gradually, Massini’shiddenintentionswereunveiled.

Cezar perceived that the reason for his first meeting with SignoreMassini was just to prepare him to accept the offer that was nowpresented to him. In that respect, it was quite probable that all ofMassini’stemptingpromiseswerenothingelsebutdustinthewindandhadthesolepurposetogainhistrustinordertomakepossibleMasoniccontroloverwhatcouldprovetobeagreatstatesecretinRomania.TheeventstocomewouldonlyproveCezar’ssuspicionstobecorrect.

ThesecondmeetingwithSignoreMassinitookplaceinMay2003whenCezar was told the confidential information by the venerable Mason.BecauseofhisrankinDepartmentZeroandthefactthatthisdepartmentwastheonlyonethatwaspreparedandauthorizedtointerveneinthose“special” situations, Cezar understood quickly the main reason forwhich Signore Massini needed him. As he himself stated, the toprepresentatives of the Masons at a global level had great decisionmakingpowerinanygovernmentontheplanet,buttheirinfluencestillcannot go beyond certain limits. They could, for example, “make up”andstartwarsbetweencountriesandpeople,buttheycouldn’tinterferein certain decisions that concerned the internal structure or theoperational function of the security and defense mechanisms of acountry.Inotherwords,theycouldeasilyensurethatthereisageneral

stateofconflictononecontinentoranother,but theycouldn’t forceamilitary action in a certain country unless there was a major reasonbehinditsuchasinterethnicfightsorconqueringnewterritories.

The extremely important information thatMassini told Cezar enteredintoanothercategoryaltogether.That informationreferred toacertainlocationinBucegibutitwasincomplete.AsCezarfoundoutfromthevenerable one, there was something that could not be identified, notevenwiththelatesttechnologyandthiswasthebigquestionmarkinthematter.CezarrealizedthatMassinihadsomemoreinformationthathekeptforhimself.Thoughhedidnotknowwhy,heunderstoodthatthisinformationwasvitalfortheMasonicleadersastheyhadusedalltheirpowerandinfluencetogainaccesstoit.

ItwasobviousthattheycouldnoteventhinkofaforeignmilitaryactioninRomania nomatterwhat reasonwas behind it. Even if theywouldhave used the territorial conflict from Transylvania, this would havetakenalongtimeandwouldhavemeantwar,destructionandaboveall,agreatEuropeandiplomaticscandal.Clearly,theMasonsdidnotwantthattohappen.Theconclusionisthattheywereinterestedinexcludingaforcefulinterventionand,moreimportantly,excludingcertainpeoplefromfindingoutthatinformation.

Amongotherthings,thisexplainedSignoreMassini’sinsistenceonthetwomeetingsbetweenthembeing“top-secret”aswellastheBilderbergleader’s decision to contact only Cezar in this matter. The rationalebehind thiswas simple: itwas necessary to find the right person in averyhighandpowerfuldecisionmakingandinterventionposition.Thispersonwassupposedtobetemptedwithgreatpromises,gainingtrustinthisway;andintheend,acceptingcollaborationwiththeMasonsandtopermitthemtoexercisetheirpowerandcontrolatthislevel.Cezarwasthoughttobetheidealchoiceforthisplan,buttheco-optactionhadtotakeplaceswiftlysoasnot togiveCezartoomuchtimeforreflection

andtoavoidanyunpredictablereactionsfromhispart.Mostlikely,themissionwas considered to be vitally important for the globalMasonsand it was absolutely necessary for it to succeed. That was just thereasonwhy they sent a top representative of theBilderberg group, anexpertinco-opt psychology, who also had certain powers of long distanceinfluence.

From the information Cezar had, he realized that the Masons weretrying, in the shortest time possible, to obtain control over a secretlocationinBucegi,excludinganyforumofpopularityandeventryingtogradually conceal themere existenceof thatplace from thepowers inBucharest.

Thesekindsofsituationswereonarazor’sedge.Whenitcametostatesecrets,any information leakcouldendanger thewholeactionbecausetherewere rival political factions thatwere not completely controlledbythe Masons. This operation was therefore going to be especiallydelicate. They had to masterly combine influence, discretion andexercisecontroloftheactivity.Thiscasewasextremelydifficult,evenfortheMason’smasters.Thiswasespeciallyduetothelimitedaccessthey had in the research that was taking place in Bucegi and in thecoordinationoftheseactions.ThiswasthegeneraloverallsituationthatCezardescribedtomeearlyoninourconversation.

In the past months, I reflected over the multitude of aspects andimplicationsderivedfromthefirstmeetingbetweenCezarandSignoreMassini.The horror that set uponme explained, in a certainway,myincapacityofunderstandingallthenuancesoftheelementsIfoundoutthen. While waiting for another meeting with Cezar and not havinganyone else to get more information from, I resigned myself to onlydoingsomediscreteresearchofmyownandtomentallyorganizesome

generalreferencepointsthatwereraisingfundamentalproblems.

MynextmeetingwithCezarwasgoingtobeameetingfullofmeaningsand valuable explanations, topped up by the revelation of Signore’sMassinisecret.Oppositetowhatheusedtodo,thetechnicaldirectorofDepartmentZeroaskedmetoseehimjusttwoweeksafterhismeetingwiththevenerableMassini.

Cezarconfessedthathechosetodoitthiswaybecausetheeventswereproving to be extremely important, and if hewas not focusing on therightunfoldingofthefutureactions,itcouldgetoutofcontrolandhaveunfortunate consequences.Cezarwasnot sure if hewasgoing tohaveanysparetimeortheopportunitytoseemeinthenearfutureinordertoreveal tome the secret. That iswhy he chose tomeetme sooner: tomakesureIhadalltheinformationIneededtopublishacrediblebook.

Thenextmonthsweregoingtobeextremelytenseandutterlyamazingbecause of the discovery that was about to take place in Bucegi.MymeetingwithCezar,whichprecededthegreateventinAugust2003,wasthe“calmbeforethestorm”as“stormclouds”startedtoraisetheiruglyheadsonthehorizon.

INITIATORYEXPLANATIONS

HappytohavetheopportunitytofillinsomegapsinmyunderstandingregardingcertainaspectsofthefirstmeetingbetweenCezarandSignoreMassini,IaskedwhytheMasonsandthosethatwerejoiningthemweremostof the timecompletelyaware that theywerechoosingeverythingrelatedtoit.Iknewthatinthesetimeshumanityhasatendencytowardsmoral, ethical and spiritual decay, but I was also convinced that thegoodwasabletodefeatthisdreamingstatethatwastryingtotakeover.

Very serious, Cezar then explained that the fundamental element in

anyone’sdestinyisfreewill.

“Structured as it is, the human being contains good as well as evil.That’swhywecansaythatahuman’ssuperiornaturecoexistswithhisinferiornature. Important it iswhichoneof thoseaspects isawakenedandamplifiedinsideus.

“Youwill probably askme nowwhat good or evil represents. I don’twanttoloseourselvesinphilosophicalcommentariesandobservations,but I will tell you basically that the good can be understood as theabsence of evil. Obviously, following the same logic, the evil is theabsenceofgood.

“I believe it isn’t news for you that Christianity associates these twoaspects with heaven and hell. But beyond the subtle planes ofmanifestation towhich heaven and hell – or generally speaking, goodandevil–arelinkedto,thesetwooppositescanbefoundmuchnuancedin theeveryday lifeofanyhumanbeing.That’swhysomepeople, intheir misery and not by accident, get to call their lives a living hellwhileothers,beingveryhappy, relate to their livesasparadise. Ifonechooses to do evil, one will no doubt go towards hell and then, in acertain way, inferno manifests itself through one. The radiance andinfluenceofapersonlikethatwill thenbeevilandthatwillkeephimawayfromgoodandhappiness.

“Theonesthatchooseevildon’treallyunderstandthat themeaningoftheir life is to improve themselves so they fiercely fightagainstgood,harmony,loveandbeauty.Itisgoodtoknow,however,thatthehumanbeingiscompletelyfreetochoosebetweenthetwoextremes:goodandevil. No one is forced or obliged. It’s purely one’s choice. Here, ofcourse, personal destiny and certain very profound subconscioustendencies have a great influence; but even when the force anddeterminationof these impulsesseems tobe invincible, there is stilla

certainpercentleftforfreewill.Thisnevercompletelydisappears.Ifitwouldhappenso,thehumanbeingwouldbejustapuppetinthehandsofsomeobscureexteriorforces.Thisiswhy,eveninthemostdramaticsituations,humansarefreetochoose.Theythenhavetheopportunitytochoosegoodandgetanunhoped forchance. Fromhere, stepby step,theycanredotheirlivesstartingfromatotallydifferentpremise.

“Also,astrueasthatis,anychoiceofgoodinvolvessacrifice.Haveyoueverheardofanyonesacrificinghimselftodoevil?Evilisalwayseasyto be done and is based on inertia, slowness and ignorance because itdoesn’timplyanyeffort.Thatiswhyitissaiditisveryeasytodoharmbut it is very difficult to do good. The main idea that I want you tounderstand is thatwhen a humanbeing “sacrifices”his ineptitude andactsinaharmoniousway,hetendstowardsanotherstateandlifestyle.Heevolvesbecausehesacrificeshimself,meaningthathegivesupwhatis inferior to gain access towhat is superior.Still,manypeople don’thavethatinnerforcethatisneededinordertogiveupontheirharmfulhabitsandthat’swhy,atagloballevel,thereisanincreasingtendencyofregresswithamplifiedevilandperversity.”

“This means,” I interjected, “that the Masonic elite use exactly thisinertia,lazinessandmentalobscuritythatcharacterizesmostpeopleinordertocontroltheworldpopulation!”

“It is perfectly true. The Masons easily manipulate this energymanifestedatmosthumanbeingsonverylowvibratorylevelsthroughlackofreaction,slowness,inertiaandobscurity.Inthesesituations,theMasons practically generate an almost real state of collective“sleepiness”thatservesitsinterestsinthebestway.ItisveryimportantforyoutocorrectlyunderstandthisaspectofthewaytheMasonsact.

“Mostly, these actions – which in certain very high Masonic circlesinvolveblackmagicrituals–aretakenfromadistance;andthosewho

arereceptivetothesekindsofenergies–thattendtobeoppressiveandtochainyou– are easilybecomingvictims, falling into strange sleep.I’mnotonlyreferringheretothephysicalphenomenaofsleepbutalsotoacertainstatethatpeoplearetakenoverbywheretheybecomeverysubmissive and act as puppets do.These are the ideal termsonwhichtheycanbecontrolledandledwithoutprovidinganyresistance.

ThisisoneofthemainMasonicpurposes:strivingtomakeitoccurattheentireplanetarylevel.Fromanotherperspective,youmustbeawarethatthis“sleep”thathumanbeingsgothroughisamannerofprotectionfor the evil forces which use it in order to defend themselves fromrevealing certain spiritual truths. If you carefully observe the waypeoplereactwhentheyareconfrontedwithveryelevated,spiritualandvaluable aspects about their life and evolution, you will surprisinglynoticethatmostofthemexperienceastrangesleepiness.Obviously,thiskindof inertialstateexcludesanysuperiorunderstanding,constructiveattitudeorreaction.”

“As you have stated until now,” I said, “I see that the Masonicorganizationownsallthemeaningfulactioninasociety,andtheyuseitto divide and efficiently control nations. I would say that theyvehementlyattackanythingthatisspiritual,authentic,orsublime,thuspursuing the transformation of humanity into some sort of a livingmechanismthattheycanoperateandruleaccordingtotheirownwill.”

I was depressed. A helpless rage was devastating my being and Icouldn’tfindtheantidoteforit.Perceivingmyinnerstate,Cezarspokewithgreatkindness.

“You are right in what you said. Unfortunately, people become like‘robots,’ listening only to the orders that are given and obeying themprecisely.Youmustrealizethatthepowerofgoodisimmenseandthatany action in this respect canprove tobe extremely efficient.There’s

alwayshope.Youonlyhavetoknowhowtofeeditwithgreatfaithandpurity.Thiswillsharpenyourattentionanditwillhelpyoutoactintheadequate way. Be aware that even the Masons have their ownweaknesses.”

“Iwas just about toaskyou,” I replied. “In thepastmonths I tried todocument this subject, and I surprisingly noticed that there aredisagreementsbetweentheMasoniclodgesthroughouttheworld.Ifthisistrue,thismeansthattheythemselvesaredividedandpowerless.”

Cezarsmiledsympatheticallyandmadeitclearforme.

“One of the greatest farces of the Masonic elite is leaving theimpression that twoormoreMasonic lodges are fighting against eachother.Thereality is that,on topof theirpyramidalstructure, thegreatMasonic masters are getting together very well. At the base of thestructure, however, they appear to be enemies. The idea is to createconfusionandtomisleadbecauseitiswellknownthatthesetacticscanfoolthecommonpeople’svigilance.Infact,itisjustanevilforce.Theonewhofalls for it,becausehewasn’twarned,willnotchooseoneofthe lodges, thinking it is not the right one. Instead, he will chooseanotherone, theonehebelieves is thegoodone.It is like thatonly inappearancesbecause, in reality, theMasonsareandkeeponbeing thesame,nomatterthetrickstheyusetofoolthecommonhumanbeings.”

“You have to have faith and to persevere in your beneficial actions.Eventually,eventheevilforcesaresubordinatedbythegoodones.Itisa great universalmystery theway evil forces play their occult role inrespect to evolution; specifically, the way in which evil comes intoplaceincreation’seconomy.”

Iwasamazedandsilent.Likemostpeople, Iknewthatwhite iswhiteandblackisblack.NowIwasbeingtoldthat,infact,thereisameaning

andacorrelationevenbetweentheseextremes.

“Whatdoyoumean?Thatevenevilhasapurposeinourlife?”Iasked.

“Averyimportantone.Tocorrectlyunderstandthisaspect,youhavetohave an open and prejudice free mind. Fanaticism, especially thereligiousorideologicaltype,doesn’tgoalongwithspiritualevolution.”

Isilentlyagreed.Iwasalleyesandears,preparedtolistentoallofthevaluableinformationthatCezarwasoffering.

“Thefactthatwehavebothgoodandevilintheuniverse,asyoucanseeforyourself,isaneloquentenoughproofthatatteststotheexistenceoffreedom of choice, a way to individually exercise free will. In otherwords, acting out of ignorance, the human being chooses to self-destruct,denyinghimselfinthisway.Thisiswhy,withamorethoroughanalysis,choosingevilmeanschoosingtofightagainstyourselfwhich,in the end, leads to self-destruction.This deepens themysteriouswaygoodandevilrelatebecauseitinvolvesthefactthatevilforceshaveahidden purpose in the universe as well as in the life of every humanbeing.

“Idon’tknowtowhatextentyouarefamiliarwith the ideasabout themeaningofexistenceandspiritualprogress,butIwillletyouknowthathuman evolution primarilymeans the return to the primordial, purelyspiritualsourcefromwhereonecame.

“Imaginefornowthatthisoriginisitselftheeternalrealityofasublimehappinessthateveryhumanbeingwishesfor.Thisreturnofthebeingtospiritual origins must be fully conscious and free of any inferiortemptation, of anything that could mean illusion, constraint, andprejudice. If you correctly understand this aspect, you can say youunderstandwhyevilisneededincreation.”

Iwasa little confusedbecause Iwasnotgetting to the essenceof theproblemyet.Cezarcontinuedtoexplainverypatiently.

“Ifevildidn’texist,youcouldn’trealizethenecessityofyourreturntothe source; and youwould endlesslywander throughwhoknowswhatcornersof theuniverse.Thisway though,evil’s role in thecreationoftheuniversehasthemainpurposeoftestinghumanbeings.Thisishowthelevelofknowledge,spiritualevolutionandcapacitytoloveofeveryindividualistested.Inconnectionwiththechoicesonemakes,itcanbedeterminedifonepassedthatlifetestornot.”

“Similartotheexamsinuniversity,”Iobserved.

“Exactly.The sameas thoseor theones in theprofessional field.Theonlydifferenceisthatwhilethesefirstonesareillusoryandephemeral–beingpartofalimitedspace-timedomain–life’stestsorexamshavespiritual meanings and represent steps of great importance in ourpersonalevolution.Successfullypassingoneofthesekindsoftestscanmean an important victory in the struggle of dominating the inferiornatureofhumanbeings;andthisvictorycanmaterializeinanincreasedcapacity of understanding certain subtle aspects of life, resulting in agradual awakening of spiritual maturity and discernment or in amultitudeofotherbeneficialandpositiveaspects.”

Cezar took a short break to leave me some time for thinking andreflecting.IwantedtomakesureIunderstood.

“What is precisely tested and how can we recognize these tests?” Iasked,payinggreatattentiontothenewdirectionthisconversationwastaking.

“Mostoflife’sexamstestyourfaithandjudgment.Butoften,because

of their ignorance, people take these tests as great misfortunes, as aterrible thing or harm done to them thatmakes them stagger on theirfeet. In thesecases, theevilmanifests itselfmainlyfor the testingandpurification of the human beings. During their evolution, no one canescapefromlife’sdifferentkindoftests,lessonsandexams.Practicallyspeaking, these tests areourownconfrontationwith the forcesof evilthatarepartofcreation’sdemonicandsatanicallysubtleplans.Thisisvalid for individuals as well as for a couple, a community or even anation.”

“But,” I said, “we are often helped by others when we face difficulttimes or when we ask for their advice in a very complicated lifeproblem.Whoisthenpassingthetest:usortheoneswhohelpus?”

“Youmustbeawarethattohelpdoesn’tmeantoforce.Someonecanbeadvisedandguidedintherightdirection,butthatsomeonestillhashisown free will. Nevertheless, exercising your free will and having thepossibility to choose implies that the human being is aware andresponsibleoftheirfreedom.Ahumanbeingcanbehelped,supported,prodded, but beyond all this lies the freedom of choice between theoptions available. If that person would be forced to follow a certainpath, even if profoundly beneficial, then his/her freedom is actuallycancelled.This iswhy it is very important for the human being to begiven the right to choose, but that choice will be influenced by thedegree of consciousness and discernment that is possessed by thatbeing.

“YounowknowenoughabouttheMasonsinvolvementatagloballevel,andyouareawareof the terriblebattlebetweengoodandevilon thisplanet. In spite of all this, you are free at any moment to choose onwhosesideyouwant tobe. If, thanks toyour inner structureandas isobviousalready,youchoosegood,thenyouwillcontinuetoactinthisdirectionandyouwillpersevereinyourfightagainsttheMasonicplans.

The same applies to all other people; only most of them don’t evenknowthetruthaboutwhattheMasonicplanisinreality.

“Morethanthat,thewayevilforcesactissopervertedthatitinfiltratesanywhere it finds a ‘fertile’ place, anywhere a weak or contaminatedenough conscience appears. Such a weakness and contaminationmanifestswhensomeonecomesout loudlywith the theory thatwearesurrounded only by attacks, conspiracies, manipulation and backstageplayswhen,infact,noneoftheseexistandeverythingisfineandgoingaccording to the natural laws. The reality is that behavior like that istypical for a person who is tortured by multiple demonic influenceswhichforcethemtoplaybytheirrules.Ifthatspecificpersonbelongstoanintellectualeliteorifheisascientist,writerorcolumnist,thenallthebetterfortheMasonicplans.Theunfortunateopinionofapersonofthiskind–thatcanbesaidtohaveacertainintellectualauthority–cangreatlyinfluencetheconceptionsofallthoseotherpeople.

“Youprobablyknow,however, thatoneofSatan’sgreatestfarcesis toconvincehumanbeingsthatthereisnodevil,thatSatanhimselfdoesn’texist.This isabout thesamewaythatMasonicorganizationsfunction,leavingtheimpressionthattheydoandwishonlygood.Everythingis,intheend,justamaskbecause,inreality,theyaremoreorlessoutintheopenasbeingagainstgood,religion,faithandspirituality.”

“Idon’tunderstandhowit ispossible forhumanbeings to live in thishugeconspiracyandnottobeawareofitsexistence!”Iexclaimed.

“Why are you surprised? Even you, until not long ago, used to livewithout even knowing about theMasons and their terrible plans.Youprobablysawthatalotofthingsarenotright,butyoudidn’tapproachthematter in amorematureway.Now, you know the truth and yournature that is very good makes you want to stand up and share thisinformationwithothers.Youalreadyhave theextraordinarychance to

doit,publishingwhatIhavethusfartoldyou.

“The first step to be taken is to get the public’s attention over thesurroundingreality. It is likewhenyou toll thebellsonaSunday inacitythatisasleep.Peoplewillstarttograduallywakeupandthenaskfor more details. But even more important than that is them payingincreasedattention towhat ishappeningaround themandevenaroundthe world because they then already have strong resources ofinformation.TheirvigilanceisafirstandveryhardblowfortheMasonsbecauseavigilantbeingismuchmoredifficult todeceive,manipulateorcontrol.Afterwards,anentirecurrentofthesameopinionwillform.Inthisway,mostoftheMasons’plansandinitiativeswillbedestroyedevenbeforetheystart.”

CezarstoppedandlookedatmekeenlytoseeifIunderstood.

“People’sreactionsseemtobeveryweak,”Isaid,“andIevenwonderhowwearegoingtoaccomplishwhatwehaveplanned.”

“Mostpropheciessaythat, in theend, thegoodforceswillprevail.Ontheotherside,thefightisextremelydifficult.TheMasons,asahorriblehydra,aretheonesthatconductallthesedemonicorientationsthatbearonallpeopleonthisplanet.

“In Romania, for example, especially lately, the Masons act as theyplease.Thepoorpeoplearekeptignorantandmanipulated.Theydonotevensuspectthereasonforthetragedythattheyareliving.Ifthishydrawas defeated, then we could witness a very fast regeneration of theentireplanet.

“Unfortunately, the huge majority of people from the West are notpayinganyattentiontotheMasons’waysofmanipulation–someofitreally obvious. Listless and selfish, most of them rather isolate

themselves in a strange urban “hibernation,”mistakenly thinking thatthey rule their own lives. Even if they find out about the Masonsdevilish actions, they choose to deny it or to rely on others takingmeasures in their place.More than that, they ignorantly participate incertaindemonicorientationsthatarecontinuouslyfedandsupportedbytheMasons throughunleashedrockmusic,drugs,alcohol, tobaccoandthrough a materialistic outlook. In these conditions of gradual butcertaindegradationofthehumanbeing,whointhiswaylosestheirownwillanddetermination, it iseasyenoughfor theMasons tofulfil theirplans.”

Cezarsuddenlywentquiet.Itwasquitealongbreakinwhichbothofusremained with our hidden inner thoughts. Eventually, he startedspeakingagainbutIcouldfeelaslighttingeofsadnessinhisvoice.

“Unfortunately, the situation is the same in our country. People are‘sleeping.’They are not awake, lucid.Even though some fundamentalelementsabout theMasonsandtheirworldplanshavebeenpublished,people’s dramatic ‘sleepiness’ and inertia – which is also correlatedwith the‘sleepof reason’–hasbeensomuchamplified that thereareveryfewwhoatleastbelievewhatissaidabouttheMasonstobetrue.This,infact,istheterriblereality.

“Everythingseemssoawfulandunbelievabletothemthat,actingunderasubconsciousimpulseoffearandselfpreservation,theywouldratherbelievethatmaybethesituationisnotasworseasitseems.Maybethiskind of information only denigrates actions of some staggering forcesmastered by who knows what reasons. Therefore, they rather lockthemselves in their own shell and continue to remain in the state ofineptitudethatembracesthem.“Thisstateisevenworsethenwhentheyhadn’tanyclueabouttheMasons’demonicplansbecausetoknowandstillnottoreactisagreatcowardiceandabigdeviationfromthemostelementarymoral code. In a situation like that, it is not the onewho

doesn’tknowbuttheownwhoknowsanddoesn’tactaccordinglywhoisthefool.Thisiswhythefirstandmostimportantstageistheawakeningof the people’s conscience from this awful sleepiness. If they don’tbecome lucid, theywill never understandwhy their life standards areso loworwhysomanyunusual things takeplaceeveryday.Thisalsohappensbecause, inmost times, theessenceof theMasons’actions iswellhiddeninoccultsymbols.”

This was one of the “weak points” I wanted to clarify with Cezarbecause I’ve already made some connections of my own, but I stillneededsomefurtherexplanations.I tookadvantageof thisopportunityand I asked: “Do they use certain symbols in their rituals in order toinfluencetheresultsoftheirdemonicplans?”

“ThereareindeedsomeMasonicsymbolsthatareverywellknownsuchasthecompassandtrowel.Others,however,aremuchmoreoccult.Forexample, the pyramid with its ‘all seeing eye’ at its top is notaccidentallyontheonedollarbill.

“Next to symbols, the Masons’ mottos are very important for thefollowers of the Masonic lodges, but these are less well known byeveryone.Forexample,onthesameonedollarbillistheLatinmottoEPluribus Unumwhich in a rough translation means through chaos, toorderwhichcansuggesttoyoumanymoreconnections.

“If you coherently analyze theway things are goingnow in theworldand also in Romania from the social, economical and politicalperspective, you will easily realize how this chaos is structured togradually ensure the setting up of the New World Order that is notcalledTheNewMasonicOrder– justso the ignorantonesdon’tknowwhoareit’sactualcreators–butonlyTheNewOrder.

“AnotherprinciplestrictlycarriedoutbyMasons,especiallywithinthe

lodges and their ‘brotherhood,’ is the imperative ‘All for one andonefor all.’ Itmay seem strange, but youmust know that their obedienceconfersupon themastateofunityaswellasaconsiderable forceandtenacity.From this point of view, Imust confess that if thepeopleofRomania or any other part of the world would demonstrate the sametenacity,thesameforceofactionandthesamesystematicconnectionastheMasons–butofcoursedirectedprofoundlybeneficialandpositive–thenthepresentsituationofMankind,oratleastapartofit,wouldbecompletelydifferent.

“But...and this next aspect is also very important...while the ordinaryhumanbeingalwayshas thepossibility to choose, there areprofounddemonicforcesbehindtheMasonsthatimprintinthemembersoftheirorganizationacertainstateofterror,anattitudeofsubordinationlikeinthe army. This makes the ones who act in these Masonic groups orlodgestobealmostinexorableintheirdecisions.AMasonicorderisnotto be discussed because, in the initiatory moment, when they areacceptedintotheorganization,theyaresworntoaterribleoathandtheygo through a perverse ritual in which they oblige themselves to totalsurrenderandobedience,acceptingtobekillediftheyactotherwise.”

“Thismeansthat,beyondtheiractionsinthephysicalplane,theMasonsalso apply certain occult methods and rituals that are deeplymalevolent.”Iascertained.

“Thesearepartandparceloftheirpracticalandideologicalsystembutonly from a certain level upwards. So you can understand better, themalevolentritualsandinvocationsarerealizedonlybythosemembersthatreachacertainveryhighrankorpositioninthelodgetheybelongto.

“Usually, the information that is released about theMasons does notcontain the subtle or paranormal impact that the huge sphere of

influence of thismalevolent group has upon thosewho join it. That’sexactly why, for the common people that find out only certain truthsabout it, theMasons are nothing else than a groupoften resembling agang of crooks. Still, joining the Masons has strong occult negativeeffects that put one in resonance with the distinctive features of thegroup. In fact, the merging of all these energies as a result of one’sadherence to a Masonic group will create such profound negativechanges in aperson’s aura that comparing it tohisprevious statewillforcehimtoadmitthemalevolentnatureofMasonry’sorientation.”

“Howdoyou thenexplain theiramazingpower incontemporary life’sbasicfieldslikeeconomyandpolitics?”Iasked.

“Truly, theMasonsarenowoneof themostpowerfulgroups. Icouldeven say that it is the only occult group with political purposes.Allthese other groups or occult organizations usually have spiritualpurposes. They don’t strive to make political statements because, intheirview,thesethingsareephemeral.However,wheretheMasonsareconcerned,thesituationisdifferent.

“Theyinsistgreatlyonthispoliticalinvolvementinordertomakethosewho join themdrop at this level in connectionwith the influence andpower they have upon a large number of people. This demonic actionleads to so called ‘soul breaking’ for those who enter their groups.“Anyway, it is natural for theMasons to act in this way because theoccult initiations they offer do not pursue any development orsensibility in the soul of the one joining. If the soul of that specificpersonwould awaken, he could not then bemanipulated andmade torealize numerous actions that are obviously malevolent and demonicanymore.

“From this point of view, feelings like kindness, affection andcompassion are completely unknown to a Mason because, with these

feelings, he could not obey all orders. Through the occult initiationritual, the one that enters the organization is ‘deprived’ of all thesefeelings because he then does a sort of a pact with demonic forces.Unfortunately,inmostofthecases,thebeingisnotevenawareofthisterriblesetbackthatistakingplace.

“When theMasonicelitepromoteamemberofa lodge toaveryhighand important position within the organization, it has certain subtlecriteria that ‘say’ if that person has changed enough in the demonicdirection.

“I myself later found out for myself — after my first meeting withSignoreMassini—mostofthesetruthsabouttheMasons.Itisalmostunbelievable how much human misery can be at the top of thehierarchicalpyramid.But,everythingisgildedandmadetolookshinyand noble through their extraordinary wealth, connections, influence,andcontrolallovertheworld.

“Regarding the fact that theyareexperts in testing thosewhocome tothem or those they promote into very high positions in theirorganization,IwasnaivetobelieveIhadmanagedtodeceiveMassini,making him think I had accepted his proposal of adhesion and co-operationwithoutanyfurtherinquires.

Theoldmanwasverycanny.Eventheamazing informationhe letmeknowregardingtheirmethodsandactionswerepartofthetestor,bettersaid,‘trap’theywerepreparingforme.Mostprobably,healreadyknew— well before meeting me— that I will never accept his proposal.Indeed,Iwasn’tanywhereneartheirsoulrottedstandards,andIalreadyhadastrongenoughspiritualforceanddiscernmenttorealizetheawfultruthaboutthemwithoutbeingtemptedbytheirofferings.Nevertheless,asyouwillbeable tosee, thecard theywereplayingwithmewasfarmore importantand theyhad to take the risk,but theydid it inavery

complexway.

“Masonsarenofools.Onthecontrary,theypossessagreatintelligence,but it has a perverse and even demonic nature because they use it infulfilling their malevolent plans. More than that, at the top levels oftheir hierarchy, they often use nature’s occult energies but only thoseonesthatareevilorverylowandinferior.Notaccidentally,theMasonsare – as I already told you – the only occult group with politicalinterests.

“Sotheyarenofools;butincertainextremesituations,theycanpretendtobesoifitsuitstheminpursuingtheirpurpose.ThiswasthecaseinmytwomeetingswithSignoreMassini.

“It is very probable that the venerable one, even before seeing me,mentally projected all the talking that took place – and I am nowreferring to our first meeting. In fact, it was his talking, more of amonologue,whichsupportsmytheory.Heknewexactlywhattotellme,howtobehave,howtoproposeformycooperationandhowtotemptmeinordertoaccept.Butaboveall,heknewhowtomakemebelieveIhaddeceivedhim,lettinghimthinkIagreed.So,heknewIwaslyingonlyIwasn’tawareof that.Aftera fewweeks, Iwaspuzzled to findout thetruth through some secret information and espionage channels of theRomanian Intelligence Services. It seems that Massini egotisticallybraggedabouthismeetingwithmetocertainhighlypositionedpoliticalpersonalities from theEuropeanhierarchy;and thisway, itdawnedonmetherealreasonsbehindourfirstencounter.

“Thesituationstillremainedverycomplicated.IfheknewIwaslyingtohim and pretending to be on their side,why did he keep playing thatmasquerade,eventellingmehewasgoingtovisitmeforasecondtimein order to let me know something terribly important? The role heplayed at the firstmeetinghadbeenbrilliantly performed.Tellingme

allthosestaggeringtruthsabouttheMasons,hepracticallyforcedmetousethe‘liestrategy’thathewasexpecting.Itwasnecessaryformetobeconvincedthatheboughtthelieofmeapprovinghisplans.However,whatwashisverycomplexandoccultplan?WhatweretheMasonssofiercelypursuingthattheywerereadytogambleonafalseattitudefrommypart?Thismeant that theirgoalwasreally importantandthat theywouldn’thavesparedanyefforttoachieveit.

“OneofthefirstconclusionsIdrewwasthat,inaway,Iwasthemainpawn in this verymysterious issue that I knew nothing about. It wasobviousthatiftheycontinuedtoaskformyhelp,theycouldn’trelyonanyone else exceptme in thematter theywere concerned about. But,whatwasthatmatter?

“Due to the nature of the activity I had implemented for so long inDepartment Zero, I suspected that their interest was related to theexceptional and paranormal which was interfacing only with thedepartment’s operational teams of intervention, teams that I myselflead.Logicallyspeaking,thatimpliedthattheywantedtogainaccesstoastatesecretthatevenIwasn’tawareof,buttowhichtheyknewIwastheonlywaybecauseofmyspecialplaceinthedepartment.

“TheseweretheonlyconclusionsthatcouldberelatedtothevenerableMassini’sattitude.Itwasclearthat,inordertoachievehisgoal,hewasthis timewilling togoall theway, toriskeverything.Butwhatwas itthat caused the world’s greatest Masons to turn their focus towardsRomaniawithsuchgreatinterest?

“Ialreadyknewaboutsomeveryoccultpropheciesmadeat theendofthelastcenturybytwogreatChristiansaints.TheyareaboutthefutureofRomaniainthecontextoftheentireworld’sfuture.Ialsofoundoutabout the strictly secret existence of a very valuable scroll from thegreat library of the Vatican that ‘speaks’ about the same matter

regarding Romania’s territory, an inconceivable situation for thementality and ego of the world powers. In the secret archives of thehistory museum of Vienna there is also a very old document thatdescribes the remote future of the fabulous historical civilization thatinhabited Romania’s territory in those times. So, all of these aredifferentsources, twoof themveryold, thatrefer to,moreor less, thesameissue.Therefore,itishardtobelievewearedealingwithahoax.Besides,therearemanymoreaspectsthatconnect.

“Forexample,thepropheciessaythatitisonlyamatterofafewyearsuntil the unleashing of the signs that will draw attention upon thisterritory. You must also be aware that the Masons pay very greatattentiontoRomaniabecausetheyhaveknownforalongtimethattheirbiggestproblemishere.TheyknowverywellthepropheciesregardingRomania’s near future and thatmost problemswill occur in this area.This iswhy they are very interested inwhat happenswith and in ourcountry.Inthisway,theirbehindthescenesactionscanbeexplainedinRomania’seconomicsandpolitics,toensuretheircontrolandtocreateallsortsofstrangegroupsthattheysupportandoftenfinancewithhugeamountsofmoney.Intotheseorganizationstheyhaveluredandarestillluringnaivepeople,weakincharacter,wishingforeasymoney,thatarewillingtoselltheirsoulstogetthemselvesaplaceinthatso-calledhighsocietyamongtherichpeople.

“The main purpose of these mini-organizations is to obstruct anyattempt of spiritual development or social and economic normality ofthe people, creating at the same time the false impression that theiractivities are focused especially on solving these issues. For thesereasons,whenIfoundouttheastutenessoftheplanconceivedbythosefromtheBilderberggroupelite,Icorrelatedalloftheseaspectsbecausethe situation seemed obvious.Additionally, I also knew a few secretelementsregardingthefutureofthisnationthatIfoundoutfromFatherArsenieBocamorethanfifteenyearsago.Onewhohasaminimumof

common sense, a lucid judgment and a certain intuition finds itpracticallyimpossiblenottonoticetheoftenamazingandcomplexwaymostpropheciescometrue.

“BasedonwhatIalreadyknewandseeingthepersistenceofMassini’sactionsinthiscase,IintuitedthatthesituationwasextremelyimportantfortheMasonsaswellasfortheentirecountry.However,Ididn’thavemuchchoiceexcepttowaitformynextmeetingwiththevenerableoneinordertounderstandwhattheMasonswantedfromme.Practically,itdidn’tmatteratallifIwaslyingtothemornotbecausetheywouldn’thave kept their extravagant promises anyway. For them, it wasreallyimportantthatIwouldgivethemaccesstosomethingthat,atthatmoment, I didn’t even know anything about.Yet, it seemed that theissuewasverydelicate if theycouldn’t afford to intervenewithmuchmorehighly-positionedpeoplewithgreaterdecisionmakingpower,likepoliticiansandinfluentialpeoplewithinthestate’spower.Iftheywererequiringdiscretionandsecrecy,evenfromthosewithwhomtheywereplottingmostof their intriguesandplans, thismeant that thesituationwasextremeandreceivingmaximumsecurity.Imustsay,Iwasmuchintrigued upon this particular aspect, but at that point I didn’t knowanythingelse.

“Although I was supporting my theory only on logical deductions,intuition and the secure information I received, the second meetingwouldcometoconfirmmysuspicions.Thestate’spoliticalpowerhadbeeneluded.”

“Iwas actually askingmyselfwhy the venerable onedidn’t choose tointerveneinthismatterthroughveryhighdiplomaticchannels,”Isaid.“IunderstoodthattheMasonicelitewantedtoavoidpublicityregardingtheirplans;butontheotherside,adirectorder,comingfromveryhighabove, would have spared all the complications of meeting SignoreMassini.Inyourcase,theycouldn’tevenbesurewhatthefinalresultis

going to be; while in the eventuality of a direct governmentintervention,theycouldhavehadaccesstowhattheywantedveryeasyandfast.”

“Your observations are correct, but don’t forget that even they havecertain limitsofpolitical influence,different fromcountry to country.They probably considered this way as uncertain in Romania’s casealthough,obviously,itwouldhavebeenmucheasier.Iftheywouldhavechosenthisoption,theywouldhavehadaccessbutnocontroloverwhattheywereinterestedinandSignoreMassini,duringoursecondmeeting,wasverypreciseabout the termsofour cooperation. He toldme thattheyaregoingtohavetheretheirownpeople,withwhomIhadtoworkclosely,followingtherulessetbytheMasonicelite.Iftheywouldhavehad involved politicians in this, things couldn’t have been the samebecause of people’s vanities or of unpredictable reactions of the statepower. Therefore, it was quite clear forme that, in this respect, theydidn’twanttoriskanything.Fromthis,Idrewmyconclusionthatwhattheyweremainlyinterestedinwastotalsecrecyuptothehighestlevel.

“That’s why they chose the harder and more complicated option ofcontactingme, trying to convinceme and then co-optingme amongstthem.Theyusedthediplomaticchannelsjusttoreachmeveryfastandinordertoavoidanyquestionscomingfromotherhighrankedindividuals.

“Anyway,” I interrupted, “their influence and involvement in thecountry’spolitics isgreatenoughfor themtodirectorevenblockanyrumorornewstheydon’tfindconvenient—ifthisisneeded.”

“Evenmorethanthat,”continuedCezar,“theyhaveall theinterests tomaintain this nation at an almost unbelievable level of poverty andignorance. You know that venerable Massini himself said that.Nevertheless, their politics became quite obvious, especially lately.

Actually, they almost stopped trying to hide this, appearances beingmaintained only through hypocrisy and lies which only shows theunlimited defiance and lack of respect for this nation. Their veryunusualandshrewdpoliticsservesmainlytoeconomicallysuckdrytheRomanian people and to bring them to that totally addicted state,imposing at the same time external help loans that create attachmentsandobligations.Theydo theirbest tomaintain thepeople in thisstateandsadly,inmostcases,theysucceed.

“If the situation continues developing in the same way and anawakening of the responsible people does not occur, it is possible forthesethingstogoonandevenamplifyinthenextperiodoftime.ThisisexactlywhyIwastellingyouthatitisveryimportantforpeopletofindoutthecausesthatdeterminethissituationinthecountryaswellasintheworld.Thenyoucanbesurethatthosewhohaveacertainopennesswillbecapableof‘awakening’theothers.It’sliketheavalancheeffect.

When after reaching a certain critical point, approximately 5% of thecountry’speople, its development is almost exponentially the sameasthesnowballthatissmallatthebeginning;andthen,asitstartsrolling,itaccumulatesmoresnowandbecomesbigveryfast.

“In their lack of knowledge, many people involuntary act in consentwith the Masons’ directions without ever suspecting that in this waythey are just playing the Masons’ dirty games. These games, usinginterlopers,areveryvirulentandtreacherous.Themethodofinterlopers– that are then like cannon fodder – is very old and often used in theMasonicwayofaccomplishingtheirgoals.Throughthistheycandenyhavinganyresponsibilityincasethingsdon’tgoasplanned.Theintermediatesourcewillbeblamed.”

Ibreathedindeeplyandstraightenedinmyarmchair.Thisinformationseemed almost unbelievable, but I couldn’t deny that there was an

obvioustruthwithin.Ithoughtthat,still,theremustbeawaytovictory,even when the suffering is overwhelming. That’s why I keenly askedCezarthefollowing.

“Thingsarequiteclearnow,butIwonderwhatwillbethebestwaysofneutralizingtheMasons’malevolentforceanddemonicplans?”

IcouldfeelthatCezarwaspleasedwithmyattitude.

“Itisagoodstart,”hetoldmesmiling.“Themostpracticalway,inthepresentcontext,isfirsttorevealtheMasons’evilactionstoalltheotherpeople:eitherthroughfacetofacediscussionsorbypublishingit,asIsuggestyoudo,witheverythingItoldyou.Thisway,acommonfrontofthosewhoarenotinvolvedintheMasonicgroupsiscreatedwhichwillcausealotoftheMasons’plansandactionstobeexposed.Itisobviousthat their actions were and still are, very insidious, mainly orientedtowardsablockageofanybrilliantideas,anyextraordinaryinventions,or of any discovery or progress that might improve the quality ofpeople’slives.

“They are the ones that give all the directions for counterpoising theinventionsaswellastoexasperatetheinventorandtobringatotalstateofmorass,stressandimpotence.That’swhymanywillratherleavethecountryandusetheirintellectualpotentialinotherpartsoftheworld.Ina way, this is a paradoxical situation that I don’t think you’ve metanywhere else in other countries. Though the Masons try, generallyspeaking,topromotenon-valuesandtoannihilateoreveneliminateanyspecial human being, I could say that in our country this plan is veryclose and toowell applied. Furthermore, the political and economicalsituationprovesthattheMasonsactexactlyasItoldyou.Theydotheirbesttopromotemostly‘scarecrows,’corruptpeopleandeventocreateageneral state of corruption so as to ensure the success of their dirtygames.

“Imaginethatifstubbornpeopleandpeopleofgoodwillwereplacedinkey-positions, thesepeoplewould refuse toparticipate in theMasons’intrigues,gamesandbackstagemiserieswhich,asyouverywellknow,takeoverthepoliticsandeconomyofthecountrynowadays.Thesegoodpeoplewouldn’tfollowtheMasons’directionsanymore;andshortly,agreatchangewouldtakeplaceineverybody’s life.Thefact that thingsaren’tgoingthisway—despitedifferenttrials,changes,reshufflingsorcommitments taken andpromisesmade— is enough to showyou thetruthabouttheMasonicinfluencewhichdeliberatelymaintainsatensestateinthecountrythroughliesandhypocrisy.

“Thequicker thepeoplebecomemore lucidandawareof theMasons’plans,thesoonertheywillopposeitsdirtygames.Afterwards,apublicexposureoftheirevilplansandintentionsisneeded.Exposureisaveryuseful tool in the fight against the Masons. Already, most of theiractions are obvious for everyone. It is just that they are yet notconnectedwithMasonry.

“EvenifIgiveasingleexample,theoneoftheintelligenceexodusfromRomania, it will be enough to get some attention upon the way theMasonsmanipulate thepeople.There aremanymore that noticed thisexodus thatwrote, expressing their concern towards this phenomenon,but they still don’t know the real cause, the real reason of theseintellectual‘runaways’overtheborders.

“KnowingnothingoralmostnothingabouttheMasons,theyexplainthisby the reasonofpovertyand thedesire toget richof thosewithgreatintellectual abilities that go towork abroad.Though,when a situationlike that lasts for many years, it is necessary to analyze the problemfromadifferentangle.TherealityisthattheMasonsoftenlurepeoplewithexceptionalintellectualcapabilitiesintoatemptingeasylife,withnoworriesfortomorrowinWesterninstitutesorresearchcompanies.In

thisway,hundredsandthousandsofgifted‘brains’fromRomanialeaveandtheMasonsmanagetofinallyfulfill theirevilplanofannihilatingthespiritualawakeningthatneedstotakeplaceinthiscountry,towhichthosevery’smart’thatleftwouldhavehadaconsiderablecontribution.

“This spiritual awakening is very useful because it allows people tobecome aware of their life’smeaning in these harsh circumstances. ItevengivespeoplethestrengthtobearcertainchangesimminenttotheperiodthroughwhichRomaniaisgoingnowandtoremainwheretheyareinordertohelptheotherstoawakenaswell.However,throughtheexodusofthesespecialhumanbeings,thespiritualawakeningmightbedelayed.Agoldalloyismorevaluabledependinguponthegreaterthequantityofnoblemetals,goldinthiscase.Ifthisquantityisdecreasingthansoisthematerial’svalueandevenresistanceisdecreasing.”

“Youaresayingthat,intheend,itispossiblefortheMasonstowin?”Iasked,slightlyworried.

“Ijustsaidthatthespiritualawakeningofthisnationmightbedelayedfor awhile, but it iswithout doubt that itwill take place, even if theMasons’ fierceeffort tries tonullify it.Thespiritual transformation isimminent, even if some sceptical people resonate with the Masons’negativeideasandexpresstheirdoubtandeventheirbeliefthatwewillneverwin.

“This subversive politics, diabolically maintained by the Masons, isprimarilytocreateanevilresonancewithpeople’slackofhopeandlackoftrustintheextraordinaryandbeneficialforces,makingitpossibleforthewholenation to lose theirentirehope.Yet,whenamassofpeoplehasahopethatisenthusiasticallymaintainedandfed,thinkingofitinacreative, positiveway, this hope creates a gigantic current of spiritualforcethatgreatlyacceleratesthefulfillmentofthatcommonaspiration.

ThisiswhyIamtellingyouthatifaprofoundlybeneficialandspiritualidea is embraced by themasses, it generates a huge energywave thatcanbethekeypointofthisnation’stransformation.Thisaspectisvalidforanyothernationintheworld.

“Oneofthemostimportantbeneficialideaswouldbethatpeopleneedtowakeup from the ‘deepsleep’ imposedby theMasonsandbecomelucid tofirmlyact froma totallydifferentperspective,withasuperiorunderstandingofthegeneralsituation.Fromtheopposingposition,itisawfulwhenanegative idea isembracedby themasses.The resonanceprinciple is the same, but the nature of the energy that is thenexcessively amplified is profoundly destructive and harmful. It givespeopleastateofmorass, lackofhope, lackofconfidence;andwhat isworse, it is strongly contaminated, generating a state of indolence,laziness,andlackofpositiveengagement.

“Inasituationlikethat,itisobviousthattheMasons’evilgamescanbeeasily played according to their will. This explains why they reactextremely strongly and with maximum determination through mass-media channels whenever certain people or spiritual groups arerevealing the horrible truth about their plans and their actions to theentireworld . In thesesituations, themostseniorMasonsare tryingtodestroy,byanymeans,thosepeopleororganizations,takingadvantageofcommonpeople’snaivetethatcaneasilybemanipulated.”

“Yes,Iwasalsoamazedbytheirslynessandtreacheryinmanipulatingpeople,especiallyafteryoutoldmeaboutvenerableMassini’scomplexplan,”Icommented.“It isstupendouswhatademonicintelligencecancomeupwith,”Cezaragreed;andbecausethetimehehadavailablewaslimited,hestartedtellingmeofthediscussionhehadwiththevenerableMason.

PANICATTHEPENTAGON

“My secondmeetingwithSignoreMassini balanced the situation in acertainway.Thoughhe continuedhis game from the first time, Iwasnowatleastawareofthevenerableone’srealintentions,onlyhedidn’tknowthat.Itwastruethatmysmalladvantagedidn’tchangemuch,butitstillallowedmetobealotmorevigilant.Myactionshadtobeveryclearsoasnottoalterthesituation’sfragilebalance.

“If, for example, I would have showed myself to be indignant andthreatened to expose everything at the highest level of state, I wouldmostprobablyhavebeenimmediatelyremovedfrommyposition.Thiswould have made for unpredictable results with regard to Masonicpurposesandevencouldhavecostmemyownlife.

“Practically,youcansaythatIdon’tevenexistinthiscountry.Myonlyfile is the one in General Obadea’s office. I don’t have any politicalconnections, diplomatic relations, financial businesses or socialobligations. It isaveryspecialsituation thathasmanyadvantagesbutitinvolvescertainrisksaswell.

“TheadvantageisthatIcanhaveaccesstothemostimportantdataandstate secrets that regard certain special discoveries or events that takeplace in the country.By ‘special discoveries,’ Imean those situationsthat belong to an unknown domain, at least from today’s science orcommonconception’spointofview.

“ThedisadvantageisthatIdon’thaveanyothersupportexceptGeneralObadeawhoisnowapproachingpensionage.Idon’thaveanyenemieseitherbecausethedepartmentisverywellhiddenandkeptasecret,butit is still a ‘territory’ that can be claimed by Romanian IntelligenceServices.Onlythen,itcanmeanproblems.

“So, a scandal wasn’t the solution. I am interested in helping this

country,notinmissingtheauspiciousopportunitiesthatIamoffered.Itisquiteprobablethatitwouldn’thavebeentoodifficultforMassinitogettomyreplacement–inspiteofGeneralObadea’sopposition–butthatwouldhavemeantmoreagitation,uncertainty,andwouldhavebeenmost unpleasant for the Masons, making for an indefinite delay ofaction.Itseemsthatthislastpossibilitybotheredthemthemost.”

“Why were the Masons in such a hurry and for what?” I asked,obviouslyveryinterestedinthematter.

“IwilltellyouimmediatelybutpleasebeawarethatneitherI,northosefromtheMasons’elite–atleastfromwhatIunderstand–knowmuchaboutit.”

“As far as I understand it,” I said, “it seems that they accepted acompromise solution. They don’t likeworkingwith you though theytellyoutheopposite,butthey’renotwillingtocomplicatethesituationandriskagenuinescandalbyremovingyoufromyourpositioneither.”

“Yes,itisclearthattheycouldhavebroughttheirownmaninmyplaceby now. This would have completely and immediately solved theirproblem.But,inspiteofthefactthattheycancausemyremovalfrommyposition,itseemsthattheystillmissthepowertoreplacemewithwhomever they want. They decided to use this compromise solutionthattheyneedtoadjustastheygoalong.”

“WhoisinchargenowwiththepositionchangesinDepartmentZero?”Iinnocentlyasked.“Ifweknowthediplomaticchannels,itshouldn’tbetoo hard to discover the real backstage games and who’s playing it.Unfortunately, my positioning in the Government doesn’t give meaccesstothiskindofinformation.”

The room filledwith a heavy silence. Later,Cezar answered in a low

voice.

“Let’s leave these things as they are. The fact that the venerableMassini’s influence didn’t guarantee solving the problem the way hewanted shows us that not all people are corrupt. This is a pleasingthought.

“Probablyafterour first confrontation,whenhe reportedhis results totheBilderberg group,Massini proposed going onwith the initial planwhich,thoughitwasquiteriskyfortheMasons,stillhadtheadvantageof quick possibilities of action and of my being misled. However, Imeanwhilefoundoutaboutthevenerableone’sgamesandIchangedmyinitialplan.

“If,atthefirstmeeting,Iconsideredplayingtheirgameandapparentlyaccepted theirproposition tocooperatewith them, Iwoulddiscoveratthesecondone,alreadyknowingtheirtreacherousintentions,whattheywerereallyinterestedinandthenobstructtheiraccesstoitbyrevealingthematteratthetoplevelofthestate.Thiswasexactlytheriskthattheyexposedthemselvestobutwhich,asItoldyou,theyputtooneside.”

“Asawayofputtingit,thecardsweredealtonbothsides,”Isaid,veryinterestedinwhatCezarwastellingme.

“You’re right,” he answered smiling. “When Iwas told, amonth ago,thatthevenerableMassiniwasgoingtovisitmeagain,Iknewthatthiswasthepeakofit.Thesepeopleneverdosomethingwithoutareasonorapersonal interest. This iswhy I expectedSignoreMassini to finallyreveal to me the problem’s ‘hot spots.’ The fact that they againannounced their visit told me that, at the top, their decision-makingpeople had chosen to go onwith the option that involvedme directlyafterhavingalreadypreparedtheir‘territory’atthefirstmeeting.Also,thefactthatthevenerableMasonhimselfwasthistimethehostinthe

luxuryvillaof a foreigndiplomat—where the security systemswereperfect—reinforcedmyconviction thatwhat Iwasabout tohearwasveryimportant.”

Quivering with anticipation, I begged Cezar to reveal me the secret.Slightlyamused,hecontinuedtalking.

“Themeetingdidn’t last long,maybea little less thananhour.Still, ImusttellyouthattheinformationIgotfromSignoreMassinileftevenme perplexed. I could once again see the immense power theMasonshaveineventhehigheststateorganizations,infiltratingthemselvesdeepand having access to information of an overwhelming importance forhumankind and its safety.More than that, theMasonswant to controlandmanipulatethisultra-secretinformationinordertofulfilltheirplanofcontrolanddominationoftheentireplanetasfastaspossible.

“Imet thevenerableoneat thevilla;andafterafewminutesofsmallpolite talk, inwhich time Imade sure to reconfirmmywillingness tojoin in their elitist organization, SignoreMassini got straight into thesubject in accordancewith his specific style.He then toldme he hadultra-secretinformationthatcomesstraightfromthePentagonandthattheinformationreferstoacertainplaceinRomania.

“HeconfessedthattheBilderberggrouphasrepresentativesinthemostimportantofthepolitical,economicalanddefenseorganizationsoftheUSA, including connections to the presidential chair. Beyond theinfluential position of the American president, there are still a fewoccult groups with great power due to the complex connections,interests and relations between them and certain top people, stateleadersandbankersataninternationallevel.Finally,evenbeyondthesevery powerful Masonic groups, there are three elite formations thatsupervise the unfolding of the scientific life and technology on theplanet,theorientationoftheworld’seconomy,andthesettlementofthe

political currents and trends in different areas in theworld.Above allthese is theBilderberggroup, andwithin it are threepeople that havesupreme decision making power over the most important actions andideasthataregoingtobecarriedintoeffectallovertheplanet.

“Here, I noticed a slight uncertainty in SignoreMassini, like he waspondering whether to tell me something or not. I felt that it was anextremely important aspect that might have revealed to me thefundamental secret of the entire world’s Masonry. After a shorthesitation,venerableMassinigaveuponhisintentionofrevealingthataspect,continuingtotalkabouttheultra-secretdatafromthePentagon.Hethentoldmethatanythingthatisdiscoveredontheplanetwhichhasa certain importance is immediately brought to the attention of thosefromtheworld’selite.ThiswasalsothecaseofthesecretdiscoveryinRomania’sterritory.

“The Pentagon is simultaneously running several secret military andgeodesicespionageprogramsintowhichithasinvestedhugeamountsofmoney in a technology that clearly surpasses modern scientificknowledge. The source of these fabulous technological capabilities,approximately twentyyears aheadof current technology, thePentagonowns several geostationary satellites that have precise tasks ofobservation.”

“In2002,oneofthesesatellitesthatisbaseduponbionicandwaveformtechnology, spotted a particular structure that is located inside amountainous area of Romania; more precisely, in a certain place inBucegi. At first, it was believed to be a strange karstic formation.Signore Massini revealed that the specialists from the secret dataanalyzingdepartment,however,laterinformedtheirsuperiorsthatthereare three elements that raise big question marks concerning theregistereddatafromthatareainBucegi.

“Firstofall,theemptyspacethatwasidentifiedinsideofthemountainshadnoconnectionwiththeexterior,butitstartsfromtheinsideofthemountainousformationatacertaindistancefromitsslope.Secondly,ithad the shapeof a tunnel that, from the registereddata, seemed to beveryregularandsuddenlyturnedtowardsthecenterofthemountainata26degreeangle.Ontopofthat,thetrajectoryofthetunnelwasperfectlylevel. In relation to thebaseof themountain, used as referencepoint,thetunnelstartedataboutonethirdofthedistancebutitcontinuedinaperfectlyhorizontalplane.Thethirdelement,however,wastheonethatpuzzled the Pentagon’s staff the most. The satellite scanning of themountain highlighted twomajor blockages of the structure inside thesolidstonethatlimiteditsbeginninganditsend.Thevenerableonethenshowed me a photocopy of the computer made diagram of the weirdstructurefromtheinsideofthemountain,aschemethatwascheckeredandcoveredinnumbersanddata.Theblockedzonesweremarkedwithred and he explained that it simply rejected any kind of probing oranalysis,liketheywereprotectingsomething.”

“Wemightbetalkingaboutsomeartificialenergyblockages,”Isaidinonebreath,amazedbywhatIwashearing.”

“It is the same conclusion they arrived at,” said Cezar “after theyeliminated all of theotherpossibilitiesonebyone, includingpossibleinterferences,metalsorothercomposites.But,thismadethemconsideramuchmoredelicateissue…”

“Probablywhomadetheentirestructure,isn’tit?”Iquicklyqueried.

“Yes, they were quite shaken by the data and immediately raised itssecurityleveltomaximum.Thefirstenergyblockage,theonefromthebeginningof the tunnel,wasplain andupright, like awall obstructingthe access to the tunnel’s entrance. The second energy blockage,however, was immense, as a dome or semi-sphere situated at the

oppositeendofthetunnel,closetothemountain’scenter.

THE SCHEME OF THE ENIGMATIC STRUCTURE FOUND INBUCEGI,ROMANIA

The venerable Massini told me that, obviously, there was somethingextremely important towhich the tunnelwas leadingbutwhich,at thesame time, was also very well protected. I will also draw you thediagram I saw, butmuch simpler, so you canhave a clearer imageofwhatwasfoundthere.”

I was silent with amazement, watching Cezar drawing with precisemoves the approximate diagram of the strange structure found inBucegi.

“The people from the Pentagon couldn’t understand why the tunnelturned in a sort of zigzag pattern towards the central zone of themountain, nor the significance of the twenty-six degree angle of theconstruction.Thestructurewasinaparallelplanewiththegroundandthe semi-spherical energetic blockage was situated on the verticalcorresponding to the ridge rocks called Babele. Actually, as our

measurement based on the Pentagon data showed, the vertical wascomingoutatapproximatelyfortymetersfromBabele,betweenitandtheBucegi’sSphinx.”

Onanotherpieceofpaper,Cezarthendrewthedesignofthestructure.

“SignoreMassiniledmetounderstandthattheelementsoftheinternalartificialstructurefromBucegiwouldnothaveparticularlyattractedtheMasonic elite’s interest had it not been for the fact that theirrepresentatives from the Pentagon had noticed that the semi-sphericalblockagehadexactlythesamefrequencyandshapeasonefromanothersecretundergroundstructurethattheyhaddiscoveredjustafewmonthsbefore, somewhere near Baghdad. Due to reasons I don’t yet know,which the venerableMassini hasn’t revealed tome, theMasonic elitewas extremely interested in the secret data the military espionagesatellitehadregisteredinconnectionwiththestrangeenergeticstructurefromIraq’sunderground.

THE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE BUCEGI’S SPHINX, BABELEANDTHEINSIDESTRUCTURE

“Shortly after the discovery, the war started and theAmericans, withtotalsecrecy,hadaccesstothatareawhiletheIraqisdidn’tknowathingaboutit.Massinisaidthatnomatterhowhardtheytried,theycouldn’tpenetratetheenergeticwallbuthedidn’tgivemeanymoredetails.Thewhole operation was top secret. He stated that what was there wasconnectedwithourplanet’smysteriouspast,butinacertainway,withthe history of their organization as well. I intuited then that SignoreMassini had some other information, documents or proofs regardingtheseaspectswhichhewasn’twillingtosharewithme.

“The fact that the Pentagon investigation noticed similarities of databetweentheundergroundstructurenearBaghdadandthestructurefrominsidetheBucegiMountainsstirredtheMasonicelitegreatly.AsfarasIcouldsee,abigpartof thisagitationoccurredbecause thestructure,muchbiggerandmorecomplexthantheoneinIraq,wasonRomania’sterritory. This fact itself seems quite strange, but connecting it withcertainaspectsregardingRomania’sfuturewhichwe’vealreadytalked

about,youwillbeabletogetaclearerpictureofwhattheMasonicelitehadtoworryabout.Nomatterhowmuchtheyare tryingtoconceal it,theiractionsandintentionsshowthecontrary.Theirrushinsolvingtheproblem,theriskthey’vetaken,andtheexpressdesiretohaveaccesstoandcontrolof thestructureare justafewelements that reinforcedmyinnerbeliefinthisrespect.

“SignoreMassinigavemeallofthesecretreferencedataofthelocationinBucegi, including the easiest and fastestway towards the tunnel. Itwas a greatmysterywith regard towhomanaged to build it so as tocreatethestructureandthevoidsstraightinthemiddleofthemountainwithoutanyconnectionwith theoutside.Webothassumed that itwasmadeasamaximumsecuritymeasure inorder toprotect thestructureagainstanyeventualdisclosure.Theonlyexplanationofthetechnologytheyusedwouldbethattheysomehowcoveredthemainentranceofthetunnel after they activated the protective energetic blockage. This,however, would have involved an immense amount of stone, not tomentiontheequipmentneededforajoblikethat.

“SignoreMassinigavemeamaptogettothetunnelascalculatedbythePentagon’s specialists. The closest access could be made through thefront of themountain in amost advantageous direction. The startingpoint was situated on themountain’s slope, somewhere around 60-70metersfromthefirstenergeticblockagefoundinside.Althoughthiswasthe fastest way, there was an inconvenience: they didn’t know if theenergeticblockageatthetunnel’sopeningcouldbebreached.Evenifitdidn’thave the same frequencyas thebig semi-sphericalone,we stillcouldn’t be sure if we would be able to get beyond it or not. Goingaround it was possible but this would have caused more difficulttechnologicalproblems.Thesecondoptionwasgoingthroughtherock;butthistimetilted,somehowabovethetunnel,inordertogetbehindtheblockage.

THESPHINX–BUCEGIMOUNTAINS

“The boring distancewas bigger because it was needed tomaintain acertain breaching angle, but at least there was a chance to avoid theenergeticblockage.IwasquitescepticaltowardsthissolutionbecauseIcouldimaginethatthosewhobuiltthatstructurethoughtthismightbetriedand tooksomeprecautionsabout it.Thevenerableone,however,guaranteedtheultrasophisticatedtechnologicalsupportoftheUSArmywouldmakeavailableanamazingdevicefordrillingtherockextremelyfast. This device utilized a very powerful plasma jet and a rotatingmagneticfield.Usingthis,wecouldgettothetunnel’swallinlessthantwodays,includingthepredrillingpreparations.

“Thewholeoperation,however,hadtobeperformedinthemostsecretway.Ifthevenerableonewasofferingthetechnologicalmeans,wehadtoorganizetherestsothateverythinglookednodifferentthanaroutinemissionofDepartmentZero.Morethanthat,oneoftheessentialtermsimposed by the venerable Mason was that this action was to beerroneously reported to the President and the Romanian IntelligenceServicesmerelyasthediscoveryofakarsticstructure.

“SignoreMassini also wanted to bring a special team from the U.S.,alongwithafewmembersoftheMasonicelite,tojoinourteamalltheway through. Ididn’tagreewith this request,pointingout that Icouldneitherassurethesecuritynorinformationleakstotheoutside,butIdidproposefortheseteamstojoinusimmediatelyafterthebreachingofthetunnel.Therealitywas that itwouldn’thavebeenaproblemtoensurestrict security, even with the U.S. team present, but I intentionallyexaggeratedthepossibilityofthesecretbeinguncoveredbecauseIknewthatthiswastheMasons’weakpointinthismatter.I,ofcourse,didn’twant themtoget insideof themountainat thesametimeasIdidasIwanted first to see formyselfwhat itwas all about andwhat Iwouldfindtherebeforemakingadecision.Thesituationwasgoingtobeverytensewithtoomanyvariables.

Thisiswhyitcouldbecomeunpredictableandevendangerousforusatanytime.Theimportantpoint,however,wastogetintothetunnelandthentothesemi-sphericalenergeticblockage.

BABELE–BUCEGIMOUNTAINS

“For this, it was necessary to leave the venerable one with theimpression that I was open and collaborating because hewas the onewhocouldhelpuswiththeveryimportanttechnicalneeds.Hispressureisquitesignificant.Ontheotherhand,hisactionsarelimitedduetohisdesire for absolute secrecy. Apparently, none of us knew what wasdown there; but as I already told you, I got the impression that thevenerable one had essential information that he wanted to controlexclusively.ThisishowIexplainedhisinsistenceonbeingthereatthemomentofbreachingintothetunnel.”

IfeltlikeIwasdreaming.Somethingexceptionallyimportantwasabouttohappenyetitstillseemedlikeeverythingwasalmostsurreal.

“Haveyoutalkedwithanyoneelseaboutthis?”IaskedCezar.

“I spoke face to facewithGeneralObadea,” he answered. “He is the

only onewho knows all of the ins and outs of the situation.We botharrangedtopostponeannouncingthissituationtothesuperiorpoliticalstructure. If we did otherwise, the Masonic elite’s reaction could beterrible.Wedidn’twant to take any risks, especiallywhenweneededtheveryadvancedtechnologythattheywerewillingtoofferus.Thisisamatter of national security; and depending onwhatwas going to bediscoveredthere, itmaybethegreateststatesecretever.Wethereforecan’taffordtoactfoolishly.”

IwaswatchingCezar.Theverystrangedestinyofthismanwasmakingme seriously analyze the complicated gearing of the human relationsand interests in theworld. In theend,weallare likedifferentsortsofrelays,moreor less sophisticated,correctlyor incorrectly transmittinglife’s “information.” The complexity of the situation, with particularregard to the crucial moment of discovery, was making me feelunexpectedshiversofaveryintenseemotionallovermybody.

“Whatstageistheactionatnow?”Iasked.

Deepinside, Iwassecretlyhoping that Iwouldpossiblyget tosee themysterious structure after it was revealed. Observing my thoughts,Cezarspoke.

“Fornow,weareinthemiddleofthepreparationsandIneedtodirectitwithgreatattention.First,Iensuredthesecurityoftheareathat,luckilyfor us, is hard to get to and relatively unpopulated. I also asked formilitary help, even organizing amini-campoutside the perimeter thatwas identified and isolated by me and my specialist team. I alreadyensured a circular guarding of the place by bringing in almost twohundred soldiers. A small access road was built and the zone wassurroundedwithbarbedwire.

“Ialsoarrangedoverthirtyguardbooths.Inside,Isetasecondsecurity

ringmadeofthedepartment’sthirdteam.Therearetwoaccessbarrierson the improvised roadwith control points in between.This time, thelogisticsarelargeandcomplexbecauseeverythingcanlastforseveralweeks.GeneralObadeatookcareoftherelationswiththeAdmiraltyandaskedfortheirsupport.

Militarycamptentshavebeenbroughtinandcommunicationrelaysaremounted.Iwantedtomakeeverythinglooklikeamilitarymission.Theentireoperationisprobablygoingtobereadysometimeinthenextfewweeks.At the end of July, the plasma drilling equipment is coming.After that, there is nothing else to be done except getting inside themountain.

“AlthoughnooneenterstheperimeterwithouttheclearanceofGeneralObadea ormyself, Iwillmake it possible for you to seewhatwe aregoing to discover there. This, of course, is if everything is going asplanned.Thereare someotherdetails,but theyarenot that important.Younowknowtheessentials.

“ItisplannedthatthefirstexteriordrillingwillstartinthelastdaysofJuly.Untilthen,wewon’tseeeachotheragainbecausetheeventswilltake a straight line and their specific nature require my continuouspresence there. But, as I promised, I will call for you as soon aseverythingissafeandwellprepared.”

Withthesefinalwords,Cezarrosefromhisarmchairandsaidgood-bye.We separated, hoping we would soonmeet again under extraordinarycircumstances. I preferredwalkinghome.My thoughts anddeductionswere invadingmewithamultitudeofpossibilitiesand thecomplexityof the intrigue almost gave me a headache. That night I fell asleepthinkingofthemysteriouscivilizationthatbuiltthatstructureinsidethemountain. They were proven to have owned or to own incredibletechnologies. Who were they? From what ancient times were they

transmittingtheirmessage?I,however,wasn’tevenclosetosuspectingthewonderful and immense surprise that hadbeenwaiting for tens ofthousandsofyearstoberevealed.

Chapter5—TheGreatDiscoveryAfter that meeting with Cezar, my mind was mostly preoccupied ondealingwiththemysteryofthestructurethatwasidentifiedinBucegi.Iwantedtobeabletoparticipateinallofthepreliminaryoperationsandat themomentofbreachingthetunnel,butIwasawarethatwouldnotbe possible. I had to be happywith the chance of having access for ashort time to the place of the great discovery, if the events did notbecomecomplicated.

ForamonthandahalfafterourlastmeetingIwaitedinafeverishstatefor Cezar to contact me. I was inventing all kinds of scenarios andimaginingallsortsofpossibilities.Practicallyeverymomentwasfilledwithanintensedesiretogettothatplaceinthemountains.IcompletelytrustedCezarandknewhewoulddoeverythingpossibletofacilitatemyaccesstothatarea.

IwasalsoveryawareofthetensionthatmusthavebeenuponhimandGeneralObadeaduetotheverycomplicatedbackstageplaythathadtobe kept in a very fine balance.Whatwas happening in themountainswas really an exceptional situation. Its importance was not onlytargeting national security but also the situation of the entirehumankind,particularlyifweconsiderthehugeinterestthattheworld’seliteMasonsweredirectingtowardsit.

TheoperationsandCezar’splanwerealsomademoredifficulttocarryout by the fact that he had to simultaneously deflect the vigilance ofSignoreMassiniwith thatofotherMasonsaswell.To thiswasaddedthe dangerous pressure of all this becoming known to the state’s topstructures. In a case like that, itwas less likely for the situation tobeeffectively controlled. Cezar’s plan included informing the politicalleadersbutonlyataverywelldefinedmoment.

THESECRETBASEFROMTHEMOUNTAINS

Themuchexpectedmoment finallyarriveda little after themiddleofAugust.Onasunnymorning,Iwascontactedthroughtheusualchannelsalthough I noticed that the security precautions were much stricter. Iwillnotgointodetailsastheyarenottoointeresting.

Alittleafterlunch,Iarrivedatoneofthesecretmilitarybaseslocatedatthebottomofthemountains.Fromthere,IwastakenbyDepartmentZero’shelicopter,accompaniedbytwoarmedmilitarymendressedinaspecialuniform.EvenfromBucharest,noneofthoseescortingmesaidaword, following theknowndispositionsof theirduties.Changesof thevehicleandguardswereaccompaniedonlybyshortandrelevantorders.Thewholeactionwasproving tobe fastandprecise.AlthoughIknewwell theseaspectsand the reasons formaximumsecurity, Iwasstillabit surprised by the strictness of the safety measures that had beentaken.Seeingthemasabitexaggerated,IsoonrealizedthatIwasnottheone toevaluate the stakesof theentireoperationand that Ihad toconsider myself lucky to be offered this special opportunity. I wastaking part in what I considered to be probably the most importantdiscoveryofmoderntimes.ThefactthatIwascalledbyCezarandthatthesecuritymeasuresweresoimpressivewasgivingmetheconvictionthatsomethingofatremendousimportancehadbeendiscovered.Iwasreflecting upon the fact that while the majority of people were stillliving their everyday mundane lives, this discovery could radicallychangeeverybody’sconceptionsinaveryshorttime.

Smiling cynically, I was thinking that in the circumstances of thepresentworld,my ideaswere probably too idealistic.Tomake such abig change happen, itwould involve an honest analysis of humanity’spastaswellas theprofoundmeaningsof life. Finediplomacy,fullofintelligenceandnoblevirtues,wouldbeneeded inorder tomanage to

sneakaround thenumerousmental,psychicorevenmaterialobstaclestosuchachange.

Deepinmythoughts,Ialmostfailedtonoticethehelicopterdescendingasitpreparedtodepositusatthenewmilitarybasethatwasbuiltinthemountains.MythoughtssuddenlyvanishedwhenIsawwhatwaslayinga few tens of meters under me.Although I was sort of familiar withtacticalmilitaryoperationsandthetechnologyusedonsuchoccasions,what I saw was beyond any imagination. Firstly, I observed a greatnumberofAmericantroops.ItwasobvioustheywereAmericanduetodesignations on their off-road military vehicles and also massivestructureshiddenundertarpaulinsbearingtheU.S.flag.

I could also see the only viable road, quitewide, that came from thewoods.Therewerealsotwomilitaryringsthatweresecuringaccesstothe base. They looked like some sort of verywide borders, each onealmostcompletingacirclearoundabigentranceinthemountain’swall.Between the two security rings, there were military trucks, a few offroad cars, and a few vehicles whose shape and purpose I could notreadilyidentify.Iestimatedthattherewereapproximatelytwohundredsoldiers within those two rings. The ones from the inner ring had aspecialblackuniformand theones from theouter ringworea regularuniform.Eachonehadanautomaticgunandthedistancebetweenthemwasonlyafewmeters.

I saw that soldier booths were placed between the security rings andthose of the special teamwere right behind the second ring.The roadwas blocked with double massive barriers for each ring and doublecontrol guardson each side. Iwould say that between the ringswas adistance of about fifty meters. It looked like the activity was franticbecausetherewerecontinuouscomingsandgoingstoandfromthetwoheadquarters, especially inside the focal perimeter to the entrance cutintothemountain.

My general observations were interrupted by the helicopter landinginsidethemainperimeterandbeyondthesecondsecurityring.Igotoutandwasimmediatelyframedbytwosoldiers,thistimeAmericans.Wewalkedonlyabouttwentymetersfromthehelicopterwithtwofromthespecial team in front and the twoAmericansbehindme. Iwas told tostopandallfiveofuswereleftstandingthereforaboutanhour.Theywereobviouslywaitingfororderstotakemeover.

Only thendidI reallystart tosee theproportionsof theoperation thatwas taking place and to become aware of its exceptional importance.Initially,Iwaspuzzledbythewaytheyweretreatingme;notbecauseIfelt offendedbut due to the almost unbelievable strictnesswithwhichall the actions in the base were happening. I was watching the foursoldiers thatwere framingmepolitely but very firmly. Theyhadnotmoved,relaxednortalkedandalmostdidnotevenblinkforthehourwehadwaited.Completelyunmoved, theywere leaving the impressionofrobots rather than human beings. Not having any other choice, I alsostoodstillbetweenthem,movingslightlyfromtimetotimesoasnottogetnumb.

Itriedtofindoutthereasonwewerewaiting,butitwasliketalkingtofour statues. I then realized that theorderswere extremely severe andstrictandstoppedaskingquestions,resigningmyselftostandforalongtime in the same place. I used that as an opportunity to observewhatwashappeningaroundme.

TheemotionsthatIhadfeltsinceIleftBucharestwerenowevenmoreamplified.Iwasbasicallylessthan100metersawayfromtheaimofmydreams, hopes and suppositions, from a phenomenal discovery thatcouldhavewaitedforthousandsandthousandsofyearstoberevealed.Themysterious airof thebasegaveeveryoneanenigmatic and inner-focusedstateofmind.

Infrontofmeandalittletotherightwasthelargeentranceofatunnelthroughthemountain.Icouldseethemodernilluminatingsystemthathadbeenmountedat theentranceandcontinued through the lengthofthe tunnel. Unfortunately, a big tent and two ultramodern modularconstructionswere obscuringmy view. In the same area asme, therewereseveralAmerican jeepsandvehicles. Atmyleft, therewere twohuge structures, each covered with a tarpaulin, the shape of whichseemedtoindicatebigchestswithanunknowncontent.TheentrancetothetunnelwasblockedbyawidemetalbarrierthatwasguardedoneachsidebytwoAmericansoldiers.TheiruniformssuggestedthattheywereeliteMarines.

Something that gotmy attention in particularwas a huge hangar, dugintothemountain, to therightof theguardedtunnel. Itwasabsolutelyhuge,measuringaroundtenmetersinheightandasfarasIcouldtell,itwas about fifty meters in depth. It was perfectly made with finishedwallsanda faultlesslycurvedvault. Iwaswonderingwhat technologythey used if they had managed to build everything I saw in just onemonth.Later, Iwouldfindout that thedrillingof thehangar took justoneday.

Inside thehangar thereweremanypiledupboxes. On theother side,therewerethreespecialstructuresthatlookedlikelongroomsthatwereprobably used for tests and research. Inside the hangar, it was quiteanimatedandIcouldseemanypeopleinwhitecoatsgoinginandoutofthoselaboratorieswhilecarryingdifferentobjectsorpapers.Bothinthemiddlecorridorofthehangarandoutside,closetothetunnel’sentrance,Icouldseeafewsmallmotorizedvehiclesthatsomepeopletherewereusingtotravelaroundinside.

Neitherthetunnelnorthehangarhadglidingdoors,probablybecauseoftheconstructiondifficultiesandbecausetheywerenotyetneeded.The

hangar did have, however, a “curtain” system made from asemitransparentmaterial,butitwasloweredforonlyonequarteroftheentireheightoftheentrance.TheilluminatingsystemwasfaultlessandInoticedtwobiggeneratorsfunctioningsomewhereonthemountain’slowerslope.Theywerebetweenthetwosecurityringsandthecontrolguards.

Atacertaindistancefromthebigmilitarytentonmyleftwereseveralmodernboothsinarow;andbehindthosemoremediummilitarytentswhich surely must be night shelters for the soldiers and the researchpersonnel.Still,Ihadn’tseenanythingresemblingacanteenoraplacefor preparing food. I concluded that it was brought there daily by atruck, probably under extreme security. Later, I found out that thekitchenwas a fewkilometersbelowand that agroupof soldiers fromDepartmentZero’sspecialteamwerebringingthefoodforthoseinthecamp with daily truck runs. This solution was chosen to limit theperipheral movements of the personnel and solve the security issue.Every group of soldiers was eating separately in their booths. In thefocal perimeter, food was served in the big military tent for theRomanian andAmerican soldiers as well as for the research teams. Idiscovered that theAmericans brought their own food and cooks buttheyweresentintothekitchenatthebottomofthemountainalongwiththeRomanianones.

The two semispherical constructions were the residences of theRomanian andAmerican staff. Later on,Cezar toldme that in one ofthem, the smallerone, livedheandGeneralObadea. In theotheronewere two generals from the Pentagon and a counsellor on nationalsecurity issues from Washington. These very ergonomic buildingslooked more like research stations from other planets and gave apleasant feeling of comfort and great safety. The material they weremadefromwaswhiteandborderedwithhexagonalshapes.Closetothetop was a strip made out of a dark-blue material. On this strip were

somesortofhugelightbulbs.Iwastoldthatwhentheywerelitatnighttime,theycreatedaverycalmandbeautifulatmosphere.Forawhile,Iwatchedtheactivityattheperimeter.Everyonemovedfastandseemedto know exactly what they had to do. From time to time, a jeep wascoming or going. Some soldiers were unloading something from thechestsunderthetarpaulin.Unfortunately,thedistanceandtheobstaclesdidnot allowme toget aclear lookat theobjects thatweremoved. Iwasstillpuzzledby the relativelygreatnumberofAmericansbecauseCezar ledme to understand that therewas going to be just a team tomaneuvertheplasmadrillingequipment.

Exactlyas Iwas starting tomakedifferent assumptions regarding thisaspect,oneoftheRomaniansoldiersinfrontofmeputonehandtohisrightear,listenedcarefullyandthensaidafewwords.Rightafterthis,westartedmovingtowardsthedarkentranceofthetunnelwhich,aswecame closer and closer, looked bigger and threatening.We stopped inthesameformationnexttooneofthetwosemi-sphericalbuildings,justafewmetersbesidethetunnel.Myheartwasbeatingstrongly.Beyondthewidebarrier,guardedbytwoinflexibleAmericansoldiers,mightbethemostterriblemysteryontheplanet.Whathadhappenedintheoneand a half months since my last talk with Cezar? What had beendiscoveredthere?

Ithennoticedthatinfrontofthetunnelandinsideofit,onatwometerwide streak, was a stripe of fluted rubber on which a few electricAmericanvehicleswerelinedup.Icouldalsoseethattheinsideofthetunnelwasdiscreetlylitbyneoninstallationsplacedontheceilingandthe lateral walls, but the tunnel turned left after only tenmeters so Icouldn’tseemore.

Cezarthenappeared.Hecamefrominsideofthetunnel,drivingoneofthe electric vehicles. Next to himwas an older gray-hairedmanwithfirmanddecidedfeatures.Bothwereseriousandsilent.AsCezargotoff

next tome, the four soldiers salutedanddiscretely left. ImetGeneralObadeawho looked atme sharply for a fewmoments. He shookmyhandpowerfullyandafterafewpolitewords,helefttowardsthesemi-spherical building. It was obvious for me that the General kneweverything aboutme fromCezar and that he had agreed forme to bebrought there.Thismovewasprobablypartof theirplanforunveilingtheMason’sactionsandtheyfeltIneededtobetheretoo.EvenifIfeltjust like a small cog in this immense gear of mysterious elements,aspectsandintrigues,IwasveryhappytogetthisextraordinarychanceandreadytotakeallresponsibilityforthetaskIhadtakenuponmyself.

THEGREATGALLERY

“Thesituationisquitecritical,”Cezartoldme,verypreoccupied.“Therelationship with Signore Massini becomes tenser, but what is moreserious is that everything is known by the top power in the state.Weexpectedit,butnot thissoon.Ourintentionwastopresentall thedatasometimeinthefuturebutinamorefavorablemoment.Now,thingsaretenser both internally and externally.You do not know a lot of whathappened in the lastmonth. Come, Iwill acquaint youwith themainstory while we go through the tunnel,” he said, going towards theentrance.

Wedidn’t takeoneoftheelectricvehicles. Thisway,weweresavingsome time asCezar could fillme in on how everything had unfoldedlately.Furthermore,Ihadtheopportunitytoseeeverythingcloserandinmoredetail.

Thetunnelwas“paved”withthickrubberflooring.Onbothsidesof itanduptothestonewallsofthemountainwasjustrock.Attheentranceand another few meters beyond were water infiltrations but after thetunnel gently turned left, at about ten meters from the entrance,everythingwasdry. Iwas amazedby theprecisionof thedrilling and

especiallybythewall’sfinishingthatalmostlookedgrinded.Thewhitelightwondrouslylinedoutthevariouscolorsofthedifferentgeologicalformations,discreetlylightingtheinsideofthetunnelinanunrealplayof light and shadow. The sound of our footsteps was muffled by therubberfloorandtherewasanenigmaticbutveryexcitingatmosphere.Itwas a bit cold for how I was dressed, but Cezar told me that thissituationwouldnotlastfortoolong.

“Initially,”saidCezar,“themachinedrilledfollowingaweirddeviationof themagneticfield.Shortly,wenoticedtheerrorsowecorrecteditstrajectory.Look,righthere,”hesaidashestoppedinthebendtowardstheleftofthetunnel.

I stopped aswell, admiring the elegantway inwhich the gallerywascontinuing.Afterthecurve,itwasperfectlylevelforaboutfiftymetersinaverysimilarwaytoanundergroundmetrotunnelalthoughmaybeabitmorewide.Attheendofthisdistance,intheheartofthemountain,Isaw something resembling a huge gate that looked like itwas glidingtowardstheleft,takingupnowlessthanaquarterofthegallery’swidth.Thereweretwoarmedsoldiersandtheplaceallaroundthetunnelwasverywelllit.

Before the big entrance in the other gallery, I could also see anotherrecess, narrow but quite long, on the right side. This entrance wasguardedbythehugeglidingdoor.Irealizedthatherewasthebeginningof the adventure, of the great discovery that had been made. Iremembered the scheme that Cezar drew at our last meeting and IrealizedthatitwasexactlyaswhatInowsawinfrontofme,atleastasfar as what was related with the placement of the mysterious galleryinsidethemountain.

“I was amazed by the technology theAmericans broughtwith them,”Cezar toldme.“Theplasmadrillingmachinewasn’tbig,but itneeded

specialequipmentfor thosearounditandfor thedrilledmaterial. It issomething similar to anti-atomic radiationequipment. I alsoworeoneofthosespecialcostumes,andIwatchedthedrillingveryclosely.Whatyou can see from behind the lenses, containing a special protectionfluid,isalmostunbelievable.Itlooksliketherockismeltingundertheplasmajet,butinfactitisjustmadeveryflexible,closetotheflowingpointanditisimmediatelymodelledinacircularshapebythepressureofthemagneticfieldwhichalsodirectstheplasmajet.Thereisnodust,thedebrisisquitenegligibleandthedrillingspeedishugeforajoblikethat. Thedistancefromtheentrance to thesoldiersyousee therewascoveredinjustfivehours.Afterwards,everythinglookssoclean,likeitishasbeenpolished.Therubberfloorandthelightingequipmentwerealreadyprepared at the entrance before the drillingmachinewas eventakenoutofthetunnel.”

Whileweweregoingtowardsthebiggallery,Cezartoldmethat,atthebeginning,theydrilledinanotherareaofthemountaininordertoavoidtheenergeticbarrierat theentrancetothemaintunnel.Ahigherplaceontheslopewaschosen,ataboutthreehundredmetersfromwherethecampwas,andtheydrilledforacoupleofdaysbecausethedistancetothe tunnelwasbigger and thebreachingwasnot in a horizontal planewhichmadethetechnicalproceduresmoredifficult.Theyfinallygottothetunnel’swalls,butanyeffortsofbreachingitwereuseless.Itdidn’tyieldtotheplasmajetorthemagneticfield.Therefore,theyhadtogiveuponthatoptionandtocovertheentranceofthegallerytheyhadjustdrilled. They went back to the beginning and started the plan ofbreachingthemountain’swalltotheenergeticbarrier.

“Thedrillingwasmonitoredateachandeverymomentandcorrelatedwith the distance to the energetic area. A few meters before theenergeticarea,wegottothebeginningofthegalleryyouseenowsoallthatwaslefttobedonewastolinkthetwotunnels,”Cezarexplained.

Meanwhile, we arrived at the entrance that was guarded by the twosoldiersbelonging to special units.From their uniformsandwhatwaswritten on them, itwas obvious onewasRomanian and the otherwasAmerican.ThesoldierssalutedCezarwhowenttowardstheboothafewmeters to left. The American soldier entered the booth where heprobably had a command panel because, in a few seconds and from anicheinsidethestructure,ametalarmappearedbearingacomplicateddeviceatitsend.Thearmwasarticulated.Cezarliftedittothelevelofhis eye, and after another few seconds, a short access sound could beheard.

“Wetookallthenecessaryprecautions,”hesaidashecamebacknexttome.“Myirisprintwasanalyzedandstockedascode-information.Thesecuritysystemdoesn’t reactunlessa laserbeamreadsmyorGeneralObadea’s iris. Now, for example, the very complicated laser sensorsystem that was set up here at the entrance was deactivated. It isinvisible, but if we would have gone straight through, it would haveautomatically started thealarm inside thebase.We refused to imprintthe irises of theAmerican generals and insisted that we are the onlyones having access to the Great Gallery. It was then when the firstproblemsappeared,”hethoughtfullysaid.

I noticed the booth had an extension beyond the gate in the GreatGallerywhich also had an iris reading device.Cezar toldme that onewasforreturningfromtheGreatGallery.Ialsofoundoutthathecouldalsodeactivatethesecuritysystemsimultaneouslywiththeirisreadingbyplacinghispalminaspecialslot.ThismethodwasusedwhentheyhadtodomanytransfersthroughtheGreatGallery.Cezarwalkedforafewmoremetersandthenstartedtoexplaintome.

“Theenergeticbarrierwasabouthere...inthisarea.Itwasessentiallyanenergeticprojection,butwecouldn’tunderstandhowitwasmade.Wealso couldn’t see how it was possible for that barrier to continuously

existforthousandsandthousandsofyears.Wedon’tknowitssourceorthetechnologicalmeanswhichcreatedit.Basically,exceptforthefactthatwemanagedtogetbeyondit,wearen’tclearerinanyway.Gettingbeyondit,however,involvedatragicincident.”

IwasbehindCezar,lookingatthegallery’sceilingwherethelinkwiththegreattunnelwasmade.Actually,therewereafewmetersofgalleryin themountain’s rockwhichwere larger than the tunnel built by theAmericanplasmadevice.Inthissection,thewallsweren’tfinishedbutwere erraticwithmanypeaks.More than that, this areaof thegallerythat was about six meters long and was not circular but square. Theconnectionbetweenthetwogallerieswasmadeonlyatgroundlevel.Itdescendedslightly inaslopingfashionfromourgallery to theancientandbiggerone.

Thedifferencebetweenthetwolevelswasaboutonemeterandwasverynoticeableintheceilingareawherethetwotunnelsjoined.Thedrillingwasalmostconcentricwiththeancientgallery,butnoonecouldexplainhowitispossibleforthistunneltosuddenlystartfromtheinsideofthemountain. It was obviously an artificial structure that appeared to behandmade.Itwasimpossibletobelievethattheentrancetothegalleryhad been covered for a distance of about sixty meters because themassivestonestructurewasidenticaltotheonesurroundingit.IaskedCezarwhathappenedwhentheygottotheenergeticbarrier.

“At that moment, I was talking with General Obadea and with thegeneralsfromthePentagonaboutsomecampsecurityissues.Wewereinformed that the breaching and linking of the two galleries had beendone.Beforewegotthere,thesoldiersstartedtotaketheplasmadeviceout of the gallery. Three people from Department Zero’s first teamsneaked inside tosee thenewgallery.Thatwasabigmistakebecausethey ignored protocol. They jumped over the one meter level gapbetween the two galleries and started investigating the four meter

perimeter they knew was safe and just before the invisible energeticbarrier.Unfortunately,noonecouldexplainwhathappenednext.Mostprobably,thethreecametooclosetothebarrierbecause,afewsecondslater, a weird but powerful noise was heard, like a short circuit. Wefound them collapsed at the interior base of the invisible energeticbarrierwith their bodies strangely contorted as being enclosed by theprecisesideofawall.Allthreeweredead.Thiscreatedsomepaniceventhoughwetriedtosettletheincident.

“AsIwasverysoongoingtorealize,thepanicwasmoreintenseamongtheAmerican staff and thiswas due to the fact that their initial fearswerestartingtocometrue.Indeed,atthatmomentwepracticallyhadnochance of accessing the ancient gallery. The lateral drilling failedbecause of the unknown material that resisted all of our attempts tobreachit,andtheenergeticbarrierwasnowprovingtobeanirresistibleobstacle.

“Signore Massini was present too and asked for my opinion.At thattime,theAmericancommandoteamhadn’tarrivedyet.Therewerejustthe specialists dealingwith the drilling device, a team of researchers,twogeneralsfromthePentagon,thePresidentialCounsellorandSignoreMassini’srepresentativeswho,bytheway,arestillhere.

“Iamnotevensure that thePresidentof theUSAwasnotifiedof thisoperation.Itwasobviouslyaninternalbackstageaffairfromwhichtheytried toget all of thebenefits possible.Thevenerableoneknewmoreabout theoriginsof thisdiscovery, andas far as I realized, alsoknewaboutatleastoneelementthatwasinthebighall,butwewillgettothissoonenough.TheMason’simpatiencewasrestrainedbutfirm.

“Atthatmoment,Icouldhaveaskedforthemtoleavetheperimeterbutthatwouldn’thavesolvedathingexcepttocomplicatetheeventsevenmore than they alreadywere. SignoreMassini’s influence could have

eventuallyledtothereplacementofGeneralObadeaandmyselfonthegroundsofconductinganoperationthathadn’tstillbeenbroughtupinfront of the state’s political power. We obviously had all thejustifications and extenuating circumstances needed, but it was betterfortheinformationtocomefromusandnotfromforeigners.

“Despite all this, a totally unpredictable element completelymodifiedthe situation and directed it towards a very tense and dangerousdevelopment that is still threatening. I hope, however, that thesetensionsdon’t gobeyonda certainpoint because it’s thengoing tobeverydifficulttosaywhatmightcomenext.”

CezarwentclosertothehugestonegatethatguardedtheentranceintheGreatGallery.Hegotclosertotheleftwallofthetunnelwherethegateglidedandspoketome.

“Nowyouareexactlyintheareawheretheenergeticbarrieriswhenitisactivated.Doyouseeanythingonthewallnexttome?”

I lookedcarefullyandnoticedaverybig square section in theunevenrock,perfectlyfinished,thatseemedencrustedinthemountain’sstone.Thesidesofthesquarewereabouttwentycentimeterslongsides.Onit,therewasapreciselydrawnequilateraltrianglefacingupwards.

“Thisisthe‘key’lefttousfromthosewhobuiltthestructure.Withoutit,wewouldhavebeencompletelyhelpless.Afterthedeathofthethreesoldiers,Icametoexactlywhereyouarenow.Carefullylookingaroundthe place, I noticed this very well finished stone square with thetriangularsymbolonit.Backthen,however,thegallerywasblockedbythe huge stone gate there. The problemwas that I was standing veryclosetotheenergeticbarrier,abouttwometersinfrontofthegate,thesame as where you are now. As you can see, the polished squareencrustedinthemountain’srockisplacedbetweenthehugestonegate

andtheenergeticbarrier.Naturally,Isupposedthatitsfunctionwastoopenthegate.ButhowshouldIreachitifmywaywasblockedbytheinvisibleenergeticbarrier?”

Iwaspuzzled.Thetwosoldiershadlongsinceretreatedintotheboothsleavingme andCezar alone at the entrance in the ancientmysteriouscorridor. I was deeply marked by the emotion of finding secretsthousandsandthousandsofyearsoldgraduallyunfoldinginfrontofme.Duetotheexcitement,mybodyseemedlighterandCezar’swordsweremuffled inmyears. Inspiteofall this, Ihadanextraordinary lucidityandintuitivelyunderstoodeverythingveryeasily.

“Itwasavibrationfrequencyproblem,”Isaid,amazedbythecalmwithwhichIhadspokenthosewords.Cezarlookedatmesurprised.

“Exactly!”heconfirmed.“Lookingforasolution,Iclosedmyeyesandfocused upon the energetic barrier. Shortly, I felt that it actually was‘alive’butinaveryspecialwaythatIcouldn’texplaintothosepresent.Onlythevenerableonecouldhaveprobablyunderstood,buthewastheoneIwantedtokeepawayfromthemysteriesIwasconfrontedwith.”

“I felt that between me and the barrier’s energy was a certain‘compatibility,’ something like a reciprocal sympathy and that I hadsuccessfullypassedthe‘personalvibrationtest.’Icouldn’tstopaskingmyself what kind of exceptional technological and spiritualdevelopment had those who had established this genuine ‘frontier’ ofenergeticcheckingwhichpresentsciencecan’tevenconceiveof,nevermindaboutactuallyachieving.Ithentookafewstonesfromthegroundand threw them towards the invisibleenergeticbarrier.Assoonas thestones touched theenergeticbarrier, theywere transformed intoa finepowderthatfellonthegroundformingastraightline.Iaskedforotherobjectsmade frommetal,plasticwoodor leather.Theconclusionwasclear.Everythingmadefromamorphoussubstanceswasinstantaneously

turned into powder and everything that was organic material wasrejected;unlessithadacertainindividualhighvibrationalfrequency.Isentthepowderstothelabtobeanalyzedandthenlightlytouchedtheinvisiblesurfaceoftheenergeticbarrierwithmyhand.Ionlyfeltsomefine shivers onmy skin, verypleasant, so Iwent forwardwith allmybody, going through to the other side of the energetic barrier. It wasapproximatelyonecentimeterthick.

“IwasnowlookingattheamazedfacesoftheAmericanofficialsandafewmembersofmyteamwhowerestillontheothersideofthebarrier.Iwent to thewall andpressed the triangle from theperfectly finishedstone square, theoneyouare looking at now.Actually, itwas enoughjust to touch itbecause itdoesn’tmove. It’s fixed.Only its surface iscarved in the stone. The gate, from which you now see just a part,immediately started to glide smoothly and almost without any noiseuntilitstoppedinthepositionitisstillin.Thatwasthemomentwhenallofussaw,for thefirst time, theGreatGallery.Itwasamomentofintenseemotion.Wewereshockedthatitwaslitjustasyouseeitnowbut without actually containing any light source, at least anyconventionallightsourcethatweknowof.”

Cezar tookashortbreak.Iwasflabbergasted, lookinginsidetheGreatGalleryandonlythenrealizingtherewasnolightsource.Tooabsorbedin what Cezar was telling me and in my own observations upon thelinking between the two galleries, I imagined that the light from theGreatGallerywas also coming from the illumination system that hadbeeninstalledalongit,likeinthenewlydrilledtunnel.Ibecameaware,however, that that light seemed to have no source although I wastemptedtosaythatitcamefromtheextraordinarymaterialthatcoveredthegallery’swalls.Thislightwaslessintensethantheoneinourtunnelbutverypleasant andgavea relaxingand tension-relieving state,bothmentallyandphysically.

“Therewasaverycomplexandprofoundfeelingcreatedbythesizeofthe corridor, the color and the pattern of thematerial that it is madefrom,”Cezarcontinuedtalking.“Youcanhardlyseeitsendfromhere,butIcan tellyou that the tunnelsuddenly turnsrightafterabout threehundredmeters.Youwillseeforyourselfshortly,butletmegetbacktotheenergeticbarrier.Itouchedthepolishedtriangleagainandthegateglided back and closed the access to the Great Gallery. Only after Ireopened thegate,passing thorough thebarrier’sareaagain, I realizedthat it had been cancelled. So, the unique command removed theenergetic barrier and at the same time opened the stone gate thatwasblockingtheaccesstotheGreatGallery.

“Later,Ididmoreexperiments,especiallyafterwepreciselymarkedthearea where the energetic barrier acted. General Obadea came andtouched with only one finger the invisible surface of the barrier; andevenifnothingserioushappenedtohim,hestillhadafeelingofvertigoand nausea. The Presidential Counsellor was violently thrown to theground even though the contact between his skin and the barrier wasvery light. He recovered from his experience later under a doctor’ssupervision. After that, no one else wished to try going through theenergeticwall.Thethreesoldierswhodiedprobablyhadasimultaneouscontactonabiggersurfaceof theirbodythatwaslethalfor them.Theproblemisthatpeoplecannotstayintheinvisiblebarrierfortoolong.This is the invisiblebarrierbetween theclosedgateand theenergeticwall.Thosewhocan’tgothroughitcan’tstaytherefortoolong.

“Wetriedwithafewsoldiersand,afterweclosedthegateandactivatedthe energetic barrier, they told me that they felt like they weresuffocating and it becamemore andmore acute.We therefore had toleave the energetic barrier as well as the gate open, but as you havealreadyseen,weplacedtwoguardsandweinstalledanalarmtopreventany unauthorized access to the Great Gallery. The iris identificationsystem resets itself after five seconds which is enough to cross the

entrance line into the gallery and beyond the gate’s gliding system.Comenexttome.Iwanttoshowyouhowthegateworks.”

Cezar lightly touched the stone square. The huge gate, about thirtycentimeters thick and the same height as the Great Gallery, over sixmeters,wasglidingverysmoothlyduetoagearingsystemIcouldnotidentify.When the gate completely covered the entrance, I could seethatitwasperfectlyfinished,polished,andwithoutanyinscriptionsonits surface. It was only an immense stone wall, almost shiny andprobablyweighingmorethantwotons.Whatmadeitmovesoeasyanddelicatelythough?

While I was looking for the answers to my questions and carefullylookingatthebaseofthegate,Istartedhavingbreathingdifficultiesandmyheadwasspinningwithnausea.Cezar,watchingmeclosely,openedthegateandthesymptomsdisappearedassuddenlyastheyhadappeared.Hereadthequestioninmyeyes.

“Idon’tknowwhatdeterminesthisspecificeffect.Itisprobablysomesortofinteractionbetweenthegate’ssurfacewhenit isclosedandtheenergeticbarrier thataffectsanyorganisms found in this intermediaryspace.Wealsodidnotmanagetodecipherthegate’sglidingmystery.Ifyoulookcarefully,youcanseethatwhenitglidesright, itpushesthisstoneslatethatcoversthespaceofthegate’sthickness.Whenitglidestowards left, thestoneslatealsoglides,stronglyattached to thegate’sside.Idon’tbelievethisisaprimitivetechnologybecauseeverythingistoosmoothandquiet.Itmustbeatotallydifferenttechnology.

“The American generals proposed that we should smash the stonethreshold to see what is underneath, but we would not accept that. Itseemedachildishsolution.”

Icarefullylookedatthegate’sglidingpath.Thejointingwasextremely

precise and very well finished. Nothing could get through it and youcouldn’t see anything underneath. The precisely modelled gate wassimply “coming out” from the gallery’s left wall and glided until itreachedtherightwallwhereitfitperfectly.

“Whiledoingtheseexperimentsandobservations,afterwehadalreadydeactivatedtheenergeticbarrier,oneofthesoldiersondutycametoletusknowthattheAmericantechnicianswererequestingourpresenceatthebase,”saidCezar.“Theywantedtotellussomethingspecial.

“General Obadea and one of the twoAmerican generals went outsidewherethedataanalysiscenterwas.Theyreturnedandtoldmethat,afterthedeactivationof the first energetic barrier from theGreatGallery’sentrance, the huge semi-spherical shield from the other end suddenlyactivated,strangelygoingtoasuperiorlevelofvibrationandemittingagreatlightradiation.”

Sayingthis,Cezarwenttowardsthesoldiers’booths.

“Let’sgonow,”hesaid.“ItistimetoentertheGreatGallery.YouwillbeabletoconvinceyourselfofeverythingIhavetoldyou.”

Cezardidtheirisrecognitionprocedureagain.Thisway,wecouldpassbeyond the gate, stepping for the first time on that strange and veryspecialmaterialoftheancienttunnel.Behindus, thetwosoldierstooktheir guard places in silence. There were two electric vehicles at theentrance of theGreatGallery, butwe preferred towalk so that Cezarwouldhavethenecessarytimetotellmewhatelsehadhappened.

While hewas talking, I keenly studied the gallery.Froma superficiallook, you could assume that the walls and floor we were walking onweremadefromthecarefullypolishedstoneofthemountains.Movingclosetotheleftwallandtouchingit,Iobservedthatitwascoveredwith

amaterialthatlookedsynthetic.Atthesametime,however,itleftthestrange feeling that it had something organic in it. It had the color ofpetrol,butitsreflectionswereoftengreenorevendarkblue.Therewasalso a watery feeling I experienced which came from the irregularstripesthatwereeverywhereandineverydirection.Itwasalsoamazingthatwhenwemoved,thestripesalsochangedposition,widthandcolor;but that happened very smoothly, leaving the impression itwas just arelativeeffectofourmovementsrelatedtothewall.Thecolornuanceshadaprofound relaxingeffectupon themental stateandmodified theway you could appreciate distances. When I said that to Cezar, hespoke.

“Wealsonoticedthesameaspect.Wehadtomeasurethetotaldistanceofthegalleryandondifferentsegmentsandeventoputsomemarksonthesides.”

Indeed, on the right side of the gallery you could seemilestones thattoldthedistanceinmetersandyardsfromtheentranceinthetunnel.Ialsonoticedthatthematerialwasroughtothetouchanditcouldnotbescratchedorbent.Cezartoldmethatthematerialopposedanyattemptofbreaking,breaching,scratchingorcutting,nomatterhowsharpwastheobjectused.Morethanthat,andstrangely,theflamesoffireortorchwereabsorbedintothematerial.Firecouldnotburnonitforpracticalsake.

“The American researchers can’t say anything about this materialbecausetheyhavenosampleofit.Theonlythingtheycouldtelluswasthat the material is a strange combination between an organic andinorganicsubstance,butthewayitisorganizedinitsinnerstructureisstilladeepmysteryforthem.”

At the milestone that indicated two hundred and eighty meters, thegallery suddenly turned right in a sharp angle. The reason for this

trajectory could not be deciphered.Much further ahead, I could see ablue light shining like a star. Seeing my emotion, Cezar smiled andspoketome.

“There is the end of our journey. But in a certain way, it is also abeginningforsomethingevengreateraccordingtothedataIhaveuntilnow.Thetechnologicalmeansthroughwhichwewereshownthisdataiscolossal; but unfortunately, you can’t have access to it. You willunderstandbetterwhenwewillgettotheProjectionHall,aswedecidedtonameit.”

“ThismeansthattheAmericansgotthere,too.”Isaid.

“As soon as I managed to solve the problem with the first energeticbarrier,SignoreMassiniwantedtoenterthecorridorandgettothebighall.Iinvokedtheincreasedriskissuesthatalsodeterminedthedeathofthethreesoldiersaswellasthenecessityofaseveresystemofsecurityandalarmsthathadtobemountedattheentranceofthemaincorridor.Hedidn’tlikeit,buthedidn’thavemuchofachoice.

“Iwas trying togainasmuch timeaspossiblebutespeciallyso that Icouldmanagetoget to thebighallwithoutbeingaccompaniedbyanyMason.Ididn’tknowwhattheywantedfromtherebutIhopedtorealizeitassoonasIenteredthehallandexamineditscontents.Thesatellitedatashowedtheexistenceofahugespaceattheendofthegallery,butthiswasalsoprotectedbyanenergeticbarrier.

“During an organizing break, taking advantage of the absence of theAmericans and of SignoreMassini from the tunnel, I took an electricvehicle and Iwent alone through this corridor, a corridor deserted formorethanfiftythousandyears,tothelightyouseefurtherdowninfrontofyou.Whatyouseeshiningisjustthereflectionofapartofthehugeenergeticprotective shieldof the immensehall.Asyouwillnotice, at

theend,thegallerytakesanothersharpturn.

“IwassecretlyhopingthatIcouldpassthisbarrierasIdidwiththefirstone but when I got there, I was overwhelmed. The gallery we werecrossingnowsuddenlyopenedintoahugehallrightintheheartofthemountainwhich included an immense semi-spherical energetic shield. This shield enclosed the ProjectionHall and everything it contained.The structure’s grandeur is incomparable, but exactly when I wasgettingreadytofindthemostsuitablewaytogetinside,Iwasurgentlycalled to the base. The news I was about to get would complicateeverything.ThiswasacrucialmomentthatIhadnotforeseen.”

GREATDIPLOMATICTENSIONS

“I got back to the base as fast as I could and entered theAmericans’roomwhereIwasalsoreceivedbyGeneralObadea,”Cezarcontinuedtotellme.“Anunpredictedelementoccurredthatruinedallplans,oursaswellasSignoreMassini’s.Thevenerableonewasseatedonachairatthebackoftheroom,deepinhisthoughts.Hewasprobablymakingnewplansandreconsideringhisposition.”

“TheRomanianpressleakedsomething?”Iguessed.

“It was something even worse than that. Do you remember that thevenerable one told me about the discovery they had made next toBaghdad?That there aswellwas an energetic barrier that couldn’t bebreached but was identical with the semi-spherical shield thatsurroundedthebighallfromhere?”

I nodded. TheAmerican’s discovery was not accidental but followedcertain indicationsfromthesamemilitaryespionagesatellite thatalsorevealed the data for the approximatemap of the structure inside theBucegiMountains.Cezarcontinued.

“Well,theAmericancounselloronnationalsecurityissuesgotanultrasecret fax in which he was informed that the energetic shield fromBaghdad suddenly activated and started pulsing at a great frequency.The amazing informationwas that a hologramappeared in front of it,gradually showing Europe; then the southeast of Europe; thenRomania’s territory; then the Bucegi Mountains; and finally, thelocation of the inner structurewithin theGreatGallery’s corridor andthe semi-spherical energetic shield that was strongly pulsing. It wasobvious that the twoenergeticsemi-sphericalshieldsweredirectlybutmysteriouslyconnectedandthattheactivationofoneofthemledtotheactivation of the other one.Who knows,maybe there is a network ofthesekindsofundergroundstructuresallovertheworld.

“The bad news was that the U.S. Presidency was informed of theseevents andmade diplomatic contact with Romania through the secretservices.Injustafewminutes,thewholeoperationhadbeenuncovered.The imminent arrival of a state commission fromBucharest had beenannouncedtocomeandevaluatethesituation.”

Iwassoabsorbed in listening towhatCezarwas tellingme that Ihadnot even realized that I had stopped walking. We had about anotherhundred meters before the last turn and the light from the energeticshield,reflectingontheGreatGallery’swall,wasnowmuchstronger.

“Didtheywanttotakeoveratapoliticallevel?”Iimpatientlyasked.

“Ithinkthiswastheinitialorderbutthingsgotevenmorecomplicatedwhen they actually saw what this all was about. My fears came truebecauseourpoliticians,theonesthathadtherighttobemadeawareoftheseaspects,panicked.Itwasobvioustheycouldn’tfacetheeventsandthat the decisions were going to bemade under an advanced state ofstress.

“General Obadea was called to Bucharest. It was a critical momentwhichputatstakeeventheexistenceofDepartmentZero,oratleastofits independentstructure.TheGeneralhadtojustify theeludingof thepolitical power. Before leaving for the capital, accompanied by thosefrom the commission, General Obadea talked with me and we bothdecided to reveal all the aspects, intrigues and plans of the last year,includingmyrelationwithSignoreMassini.Themostdifficultproblemwas to find exactly the right people to make that crucial importantreport to because, otherwise, all our intentions and plans would havebeen revealed and the repercussions could be fatal as far as the wellbeingofmyselfandtheGeneralwasconcerned.Thesamecouldbesaidfor national security. Meanwhile, I was stuck at the base, all workhavingcometoahalt.

“The American team had been isolated in a tent and the tunnel’sguardingwastakenoverbythearmy’sspecialinterventiontroops.Thediplomatic tension was rising because Washington pressured to havecontact with the Pentagon’s generals and with the PresidentialCounsellor.

“Backthen,nooneknewwhatwasinthebighallthatwasprotectedbythe energetic shield. Any initiative or research operation had beenstopped.Noonewasallowedintothebaseexceptfortheguardpatrols.The new situation was coordinated by two top generals from theRomanian armywhopermanentlymaintained contactwith the highestpoliticalstructureofRomania. In thisentireextremely tensesituation,theonlyonewhomanagedto‘sneak’outsidethebase,followingaveryspecial order coming fromBucharest, was SignoreMassini. I haven’tseenhimsincethen,butbelieveme,Ifullyfelthisinfluenceinthewaythingsunfoldedafterwards.AndIamreferringheretothemutebutveryfiercefightbetweentheRomanianandAmericandiplomatsaswellastothenatureof thepoliticaldecisionsthatweretakeninconnectionwith

theoperationfromhere.Everythinghappenedveryfast;justeightdayspassedsincethoseevents.”

Listening to Cezar, I was puzzled by the way things turned butespeciallybecauseIwasstillthere,asifnothingIwashearingabouthadreallyhappened.

“IfIamhereandyou,asfarasIunderstand,managedtogetinsidetheProjection Hall, this means that General Obadea was successful inBucharest.”

Cezarmysteriouslysmiled.

“Mostly, the answer is affirmative. The success was mainly bringingeverythingtotherightpeople’sears,peoplewithagreatmoralintegritywhoarealsoanimatedbyaprofoundpatriotism.

“The NDSC (National Defense Supreme Council) asked for anemergency meeting. Most were shaken by what they found out. AnintensewaveofapprovaltowardstheGeneralandhisactivitieswasthenspontaneously created. They immediately decided to continue theresearchundertheexclusivecommandoftheGeneralandme.However,thediplomaticcrisishadnotbeenresolvedyet.TheAmericanmilitarywere allowed to leave the country the following day; but the team ofresearchers and specialists, as well as all logistics and devices, werekept here.We then thought that thingswere settled, and Iwas almostglad theyhadhappened theway theydid. Thatway Ididnotneed topretend or give in, more or less, to the venerable member of theMasonic elite.Unfortunately, their forceof influence and thepressuretheyexercisedthroughdiplomaticchannelswashuge.”

Wehad reached the endof thehallwhere it turned left suddenly, thistime for four meters only. The sight in front of our eyes was truly

grandiose. The gigantic arch the energy shield formedwas a splendidradiantblue,continuouslycrossedbyintensebrightwhiteflashes.

AlthoughCezar hadmentioned that the ProjectionRoomwas isolatedfromtheexteriorbyagate,liketheBigGallery,onestillcouldnotseeanythinginsidethroughit.Thehallendedsuddenlyinahugeroom,dugintothemountainlikeahemisphere.Therewasnomorethansevenoreightmetersfromtheendofthehalltotheenergyshield.Inthatspace,fourelectricalvehicleswerelinedup.

Thearchcreatedbytheenergyshieldwasincludedinthehemisphericalcavity, but I noticed the area behindwas common to the rockwall. Iestimated the level distance between the shield’s arch and the room’sceilingwasabouttenmeters.Themagicallightproducedbytheenergyshieldwasbeingreflectedinwonderfulsparksandshadesontherockywalls of the mountain. The beauty and the grandeur of that pictureseemedextraneousandmyheartstartledwithemotionandjoy.

“How did you manage to get inside?” I asked Cezar, affected by theintensityofthefeelingthattheimagegaveme.

“It ismuchsimpler thanyouwouldexpect.Theoneswhoplanned thewholeassemblyprobablyconsideredthefirstenergyshieldtobeareal‘touchstone’forthepossibleentrants,estimatingitwasenoughforthewhole structure’s security. I have to admit they were right. Nothingcouldpassthefirstenergyshieldunlessitwasasuperiorandprofoundlybeneficial consciousness. Even in case of an atomic combustion, theassemblywasverywellprotectedbythemountain.Maybethatwasthereason the Big Gallery started suddenly, deep inside the mountain. Icannotsaythoughhowtheytechnicallycreatedit.

“When I received theneworders fromBucharest, Iwasveryhappy. Isensedthefightwas juststarting,butat least Ihad importantpolitical

supportandfromtheleadingpoliticians,too.ThesamedayIenteredtheProjectionRoomyousee in frontofyoureyes. Iwasaloneas I foundout the terrible mystery that had remained hidden for fifty thousandyears.You can hardly imagine the feelings I had in those moments.TherearesomeaspectsIcannottellyouthough.”

“You mentioned this number of years before,” I interrupted Cezar.“Howcanyou tell that this is therightperiodof timesinceallof thishasbeenhere?”

“Itwastheresultoffurtherscientificexaminationofsomedata‘they’offeredthatyouwillalsoseeafterweentertheroom.AlloftheeventsIdescribedtoyouhaveoccurredsincelastweek.Manyofthemhappenedveryquicklyandthechangesofsituationsweredramaticsometimes. Ishall tellyoueverythingherebeforeweenter the roomasyouwillbethrilledatwhatyousee.”

WestoppedatthelineofdemarcationbetweentheBigGalleryandthegigantic hall inside the mountain that held the hemispherical energyshield. Fascinated, I was listening to Cezar while I was watching theexoticsparklesonthebluesurfaceofthehemisphere.

“After the decision to continue the research underDepartment Zero’smanagement, I entered the Projection Room several times andcataloguedeverything,workingtogetherwithourteamofspecialists.

“The next day, however, the first contradictory signals appeared fromthe political powers. The orders that followed one after the other,revoking each other, were either strong or evasive and showed theexistenceofabigtension.Isuspectedthattherewasthedramaofarealbattle. I had already sent over a secure phone line the results of ourdiscoveryintheProjectionRoom.Apparently,thatwasthesparkthatlitthe‘bomb.’

“General Obadea told me two days ago, after he came back fromBucharest,thatthemembersofTheSupremeCouncilforProtectingtheCountry were in a continuous meeting and keeping in touch with us.After talking out the issue beforehand, they decided to make thistremendous discovery from Romania’s mountains known all over theworld.GeneralObadeawaspartofTheSupremeCouncilforProtectingthe Country’s structure and his word counted a lot in favor of thedeclaration thatRomaniawas tomake to thewholeworld.He toldmetherewere somemembers ofTheSupremeCouncil for Protecting theCountrythatwerestronglyagainstit,buttheywereintheminority.Theemotionsgotsohigh that,atonepoint, thosepeoplestoodupand lefttheroom.ThePresident’sadvisorswerecontinuallycomingandgoing,transferringinformationfromtheExternalDiplomaticRelationsOfficetoTheSupremeCouncilforProtectingtheCountrymeeting.

“When the American diplomats were informed that Romania wouldmake an international announcement of crucial importance for thewholeworld, everything turned to chaos.TheGeneral toldme that hehadnever seen sucha rushandpanicamongdiplomats.Nobodyknewthe cause but everybody suspected something very serious andimportant was happening. At one point, the Romanian president wascalledtohaveadirectphoneconversationwiththeWhiteHouse.Thatwasaveryspecialandtopsecretdiscussion.Hedidnotcomebackforalong time after that, but he informed everyone that a top AmericandiplomaticdelegationwasalreadyonitswaytoBucharest.

“The information spread very fast. All the transactions and dealsbetween the Romanian state and international financial organizationswere blocked in a couple of hours. The declaration of a state ofemergency in the mountain area was expected any moment. TheMinistryofDefensegaveanorderofgeneralalertfortheofficers.Thereweremomentsofgreatpanicandeven terroramong those involved in

this operation as no one knew the real cause creating the currenttension.

“The discussions between the American officials and the Romanianofficials took place without an interpreter. They were so violent thattheyweremanymoments of crisiswhen the diplomats yelled at eachotherasloudlyastheycould,utteringmultiplethreatswithmeasuresofretaliation.Thegoodpartwasthattheotherstatesoftheworldhadnotfoundoutaboutthatproblemyet.TheAmericansknewverywelltherewere other powerful countries that would take Romania’s side insustainingitsdeclaration.”

“Whatdidtheywanttodeclare?”Iaskedcuriously.

“Mainly, it would have contained the most important data of thediscoverymadeintheBucegiMountains,givingevidencetothewholeworldsuchaspicturesandotheressentialselementsinordertoclarifydifferent aspects connected to this structure from inside themountain.Thegreatestscientistswouldhavebeeninvitedtostudyandsearchandall the resources would have been mobilized to solve the numerousenigmaswewereconfrontedwith.Butthemostimportantaspectwouldhave been the discoveries regarding the extreme ancient past ofhumankind and the real history that was almost entirely fabricated.Furthermore, there were other very delicate elements that I can onlyrevealtoyoupartially.”

“But,wheredidtheyknowallthatfrom?”Iasked.

“You will see immediately. Have a little bit more patience. TheAmericans reacted violently as the declaration would have shatteredtheirplanetaryinfluenceinasecond.Evenmore,itcouldhavethrownintochaostheeconomyoftheircountry,maybeeventheeconomyofthewholeworld.Actually, thatwas themain reason they invoked strong-

armtactics. Theywantedtoavoidthepanicanddisturbanceofall thepeopleonEarth.However,theydidnotsuspectthatthepossiblesocialanguishanddisturbedconditionmighthaveappearedasadirect resultoftheliesandmanipulationstherulingclasses,especiallytheMasonicorganizations,havebeenmaintainingallthistime.

“Throughaveryspecialdiplomaticchannel,apersonalPapalapproachwas received, advising towards great temperance before making thisfundamental step for humankind. The Vatican had already beeninformedbytheAmericansasitwasconsideredbythelatterapossibleally in blocking the revelations. Strangely, although revealing theseaspects to the whole world would have reduced considerably theVatican’spoweranditsinfluenceuponChristianbelievers,thePopedidnottakeafirmpositionagainstit,butheurgedinsteadforanefficientbalancing of pros and cons before presenting the declaration.He evencommunicated he would put at the Romanian State’s disposal certainancientdocumentsfromtheSecretArchivesofthePapaladministrationthat are very important for Romania and support the proofs of thediscoveryinthemountains.

“Finally, after two hours of discussion and consultation, a finalcollaborationagreementwas reached,withprecise terms thatbalancedtheinterestsofbothcountries.IcannottellyouthesetermsbutIknowtheRomanianstate’spositionwasthatofpostponingtherevelationsorofpresentingthemtothewholeworldgraduallyinthefuture.Thenextday, after things had calmed down a little bit and according to thecollaboration agreement between the two countries, an Americancommando teamarrivedpromptlywith all the necessary logistics thatyou already saw inside the base. The two generals and the nationalsecurityproblemsadvisorcamebackwith them,probablyhavingverycleartasks.Accordingtotheunderstoodprotocol,thestrictestsecurity,protectionandsurveillancemeasuresweretakenthatweredevelopedinthefollowingdays.Thatiswhyyouwillnothaveaccessinsomeareas

intheProjectionRoom,butIwilltellyoushortlywhathasbeenfoundthere.”

THEPROJECTIONROOM

Cezar told me to step forward. The Big Gallery ended suddenly in agiganticroominsideofthemountain.Itwasabout30metershighandapproximately 100 meters long. The Projection Room, which waspracticallyenclosedbytheenergyshield,hadsmallerdimensions thanthoseofthemountainroom.Itsheightwasabout20meters,maybeevenmore.Itappearedlargetome.Therewereaboutsevenoreightmetersstraightfromoneendofthehalltotheenergyshield.Thisdistancewasedgedby twobordersof the samematerial thatwrapped thehall.Theborderswentaheadanduptotheshieldwhichwasaswideasthehall.Fourelectricalvehicleswereplacedoneachsideofthem.

Excited,Isteppedoutofthehallontotheshorttrackareaedgedbytheborders.Thisseemedtobethemomentoftruth.Iwastogetinsidetheheartofamysterykeptfortensofthousandsofyearsandthusbeoneofthefewtohavehadaccesstotherevelationofitsenigma.

“Theenergyshield’sroleistodividetheroom,likeawall,fromtherestof the cavity in the mountain and also to protect from exterior badinfluences,” saidCezar,makingme return frommy thoughts. “It hasonly one way of unconditioned access, like a door, right in front ofyou.”Indeed.AssoonasIgotclosertotheenergywall,thepartoftheshieldthat was limited by the two borders became transparent and thendisappeared completely, thus precisely marking the contour of anentrance of almost five meters high. I stepped inside the big room,followedcloselybyCezar.

Behindus,theshieldbecamecompact.Cezarexplainedtomethatthis

wastheonlywayofaccessintotheroom.Inanyotherpartoftheshieldthey tried, itwouldrejectanypenetrationattempt.Yet,anyorganicorinorganicmatterthatwouldtouchitwouldneithergetdamagednorbeable to go through it. The shield was like a perfect holographicprojection but its consistency was pure energy, leaving the sameimpressionoflifelikethematerialthatwrappedthehallway.Inside,thesurfaceof theshieldwasno longerbluebutgolden-white, reflectingaclearandbright light thatwouldnot tire theeyesatall. Inoticedthat,unlike the big room in the mountain that contained it, the ProjectionRoom was almost circular. I contemplated the huge space whichappearedtometobeasgiganticasthecosmosduetoastrangeopticaleffect.Thegroundwascoveredbythesamematerialsuchastheoneinthe Big Gallery, but here the special light made wonderful turquoiseshadows reflect into it. I had the feeling I was in a different world.AlmostnothingIsawcorrespondedtotheusualvaluesanddimensionsofthecivilizationIlivedinandwasusedto.

Theareabehinduswasdiametricallyopposedtotheplacewewereandhad caughtmy eye from the beginning.Half of its circumferencewassharedwiththerockymountainwall.Theenergyshieldwouldnottouchthe ground just like at the entrance but curved like an arch until tenmetershigh fromthegroundandendedhalfway.Thus, theProjectionRoom had the back half of the circumference covered by the rockymountainwall.

SIGHTFROMTOPOFTHEMOUNTAINROOM

Inthatheavyrockwalloftenortwelvemetershigh,Isawadisplayofthree huge tunnel entrances: one right in front and the other twosymmetrically on each side. They were vaguely lit by a green light.Fromthatdistance,IcouldnotclearlynoticethedetailsalthoughIsawotherdeviceswerearoundeachofthethreetunnels.Still,InoticedeachofthetunnelswasguardedbytwosoldierslikeattheentranceintheBigGallery.Puzzled,IturnedtowardsCezar.

“Did you install security systems here, too? Why? Where do thesetunnelsgo?”

“Thisistheareatowhichyoudonothaveaccess.ItisstrictlyforbiddenthroughthesecretprotocolsignedbetweentheRomanianstateandtheUnitedStates. Icangiveyousomegeneral informationabout this,butcertain things should remain secret, at least for some time from now.Let’sstartfromhere,”Cezarsaid,pointingsomewhereatmyright.

IturnedandsawalineofhugeT-shapedtablesmadeofstoneandlinedup against the wall, following its curve. None of these tables wereshorterthantwometershigh.

TRANSVERSALSECTIONOFTHEMOUNTAINROOM

Different signs of an unknownwriting that looked like ancient arrow-headedcharacterswerecutthreedimensionallyintothethicknessofthetabletop.Therewasonlyonesuchlineofsignsoneachtable’swidth.Thewritingwascomplicated,butitalsocontainedgeneralsymbolsliketriangles and circles.Although the signswerenot painted, theywouldstillbenoticeableduetoaslightluminousradiation,differentlycoloredforeachtable.

Therewere five tables on each side of the room.On some of them Icouldseedifferentobjectsofunknownuse.Theylookedliketechnicaltoolsforscientificuse.Severalwhitetranslucentwiresdescendedfrommanyofthem,gatheringinrectangularboxessituatedoutsidethetableand on the ground. The boxesweremade of a shiny silvermetal thatcouldnotbescratched.Itriedtomoveoneofthembutitwastoowellanchoredintheground.Thedelicatecableswereextremelyflexibleandlight,andinsideyoucouldseesmallbrightimpulsesthatwould“slide”alongtheirwholelength.

Twoof the tableswereempty,coveredbya thin layeroforangedust.Cezar told me they drew samples from it that had been sent forpreliminaryanalysistothelabinsidethebase,buttheyhadnotreceivedanyresults.Buttherealsurprisewasthedistinctelementthatmadetheresearchteamgivethename“ProjectionRoom”tothathugemountainroom.When I passed by a table, a holographic projection, presentingaspects fromacertainscientificdomain,wassimultaneouslyactivatedonitssurface.Thethreedimensionallycoloredimageswereperfectandverybig,almosttwoandahalfmetershigh.

Because the tables were tall, I could not see where the source of thehologramprojectionswas. I foundout fromCezar that the rectangularsurfaceofthesmoothstonetableshadatightopeninginthemiddlethatwasseveralcentimeterslongandparalleltothelongestsideofthetable.

Theholographicprojectionsappearedfromthere.

“The technology usedwas great,” saidCezar. “The projections appearbythemselves,butatthesametime,theyareinteractiveanddependontheonewhowatchesthemandtouchesthesurfaceofthetable.”

Iwent toa table thathadsome three-leggedstepsbroughtby thebaseteams, and I went up a couple of steps until my bodywas above thetable.Itwasalmostfivemeterslongandoneandahalfmeterswide.Itwas covered by a film made of a glass-like material which was nottransparentbutdark.Icouldseemyheadandmybodyreflectingasinamirroronthesurfaceofthatshiny,darkandbluesmokyfilm.

Thefilmwassplitintoseveralbigsquaresmarkedbystraighthorizontalandvertical lines that formedakindofa frame.The rays that formedthe hologram went out the central slot in a perfectly coherent beam.Apparently, its domain was biology as images of plants and animalsscrolledinfrontofmyeyes,someofthembeingtotallyunknowntome.I slightly touched one of the squares which was the biggest, and thehologrambeganpresentingtheanatomicalstructureofthehumanbody.Actually,IsoonrealizeditwasmybodybecauseofacertainmarkIhadonmyarm.AlthoughIwasnotmoving,Isawtheholographicimagesofcertain areas of my body, spinning continuously and being presentedfromdifferentangles.IfIliftedthefingeroffthatsquare,theimagesofplants and animals would reappear. If I moved the finger inside thesquare, the imagewould read the insideofmybody, thusoffering theprojection ofmy internal organs according tomy finger’s position onthesurfaceof thesquare. Inoticed thatmoving the finger inacertainwaymagnifiedtheexaminedarea.

My amazement was boundless as I zoomed into extremely tinydimensions,passingoverindividualcells,theirnucleusandreachingthemolecular area. I thought Iwas dreaming but I really saw amolecule

thatwaspartofmyownliverandwasshowninahugedimension.Inafewmoments,Ihadgonewaybeyondeventhemostdareddreamsofthemodern scientists.The imagepresentedakindof cloudof energy thatchanged its color continuously, probablybecauseof energetic changesthattookplaceinrealtime;butinitsdifferentpointsInoticedakindofcondensation, linked by a kind of bridge that vibrated continuously. Ithought thatmaybe thosewere themolecular chains.When I zoomedintothenucleararea,theimagecaughtoneoftheatomsbutitbecameunstableandblocked.IthensawwhatIthoughttobeanatomasavagueenergymistwithaverysmallbrightcenter/heart.

Amazed,Itouchedothersquares.EachtimeItouchedone,thesquarelitin orange and signs of the unknown writing appeared inside of it.Fascinated, I went over several squares, watching the incredibleprojections of life on other celestial bodies. I noticed that if Isimultaneously touched two surfaces of two different squares, theholographic image would render a very complex scientific analysis,presenting the DNA molecules of those beings and the compatiblepossibilitiesbetweenthem.Theimageswereaccompaniedbysidewaysverticallinesofthatstrangewritingwhichwereprobablyobservations,comments or indications regarding the analysis made. These weredynamicandpresentedinaseriesasthepossiblephasesofmixingthetwolifeforms.Intheend,themostprobablemutantformappearedasacombinationofgeneticdata.

Iwent down the stairs shaking.Mymind refused to think coherently.Strange thoughts appeared in my mind, like I was being set up oreverything was a dream. Realizing what was happening to me, Cezargradually clammed down on my paranoid tendencies that had beentriggeredbytheverystrongshockIhadfeltasaresultoftheadvancedtechnology Ihadaccessed in suchaveryshortperiodof time.Afteracouple of minutes, I recovered. “You can spend years here withoutgettingbored!”Iexclaimed.“Ialmostcannotbelievetheyreachedsuch

anadvancedtechnologicallevel.Whowerethey?Youmustknow.”

WhenCezaranswered,hewasveryserious.

“Nomatterhowweirditwouldseemtoyou,wehavehadnoclueuptothismoment.Itisasiftheywantedtoleaveusthisinvaluabletreasurebut did not want us to knowwho theywere. The only aspect we cansuspect is that they were probably very tall. We cannot otherwiseexplain the gigantic dimensions of some objects in here.You can beproudthoughthatyouhavebeenthefirst tothoroughlyinvestigatethe‘biology’tableforthelastfiftythousandyears.

“I was impressed by the crossing method. It is interesting as ourresearchershavenotfoundthemethodofsimultaneouslytouchingtwosquaresyet.Itisalsotruethatwehadtodoalotofthingsinaveryshortperiodoftime.Intheend,therehavebeenfiveorsixdayssincewegotintothisroomandonlythreedaysofactualstudying.”

Wewent further.On each side of the room, halfway, therewere fivehugetablessituatedsevenmetersawayfromtheenergyshield.Ipassedover each quickly as Cezar told me my presence there was limited.Besides, the fact that I was there was the result of a really specialrequestofGeneralObadeathatevenCezarcouldnothavemade.”

There were five Romanians and three Americans in the ProjectionRoom.Thethreegianttunnelsfrombehindtheroomwereeachguardedbyapairofsoldierswhiletwoofficerssecuredtheoverallsurveillanceoftheroom.

“Theinstructionis that theydonot touchormoveanythingwhentheyarealone,”Cezarexplainedtome.

“Allright,butwhataretheyprotectinghere?Bettersaid,fromwhom?”Iasked.

“This isprotocol. Inaddition,as I toldyou, therearesomeelements Icannottellyoubuttheyarelinkedtothesesecuremeasures.”

I continued my rapid investigations over each table. There wereprojections from physics, cosmology, astronomy, architecture,technology, religion, and a domain representing the characteristics ofseveral races of intelligent beings that did not look entirely human. Iquickly understood the information was so vast that many groups ofresearchersneededseveralyearstostudyitcontinuouslywithoutfearoffinishing it. Everything seemed to be a great library of the universe,brilliantly synthesizedbyanenigmaticcivilization thatwasextremelyadvancedtechnicallyandspiritually.

Ithenwenttowardsthecenteroftheroomwhereatwoandahalfmeterhighkindofplatformstood.Therewerefivestepstoeasetheaccesstoits surface. The whole building was made of the same material thatcouldbefoundinthebiggallery.IclimbedupthestairstogetherwithCezarandwereachedadevicethatlookedlikeashieldedcircularcabinthatwasmadeofatransparentmaterial.Itwasthreeandahalfmetershighandoneandahalfmeterswide.Actually,itwashalfofacylinderwithseveralcomplicatedinstallationsinside.Akindofplatformbulgedout from itswall a thirdof thewayup from thebaseand somemetalwireswithsensorsattheendwereplacedhigher.

“Wehavecometotheconclusionthatthisrepresentsamentalemissioninstallation,” said Cezar. “A possible thought amplifier or true ‘mindmachine.’ It is clearly structured according to the dimensions of itsbuilders.Themetalsensorsyouseehigherupwouldfitperfectlyontheheadofathreeandahalfmeterhighmanthatsitsdownontheplatform.Unfortunately, I have not had the possibility of understanding how it

works yet. Certain adaptations must be made, but several Americantransportationvehicleswillarrivesoonthatcarrythelatest technologyand teams of specialistswho can begin to systematically research thewholeplace.”

“Do you know the purpose they used this for?” I asked with greatinterest. “I think itwasvery important since it is in themiddleof theroom.”

“It is true, but we cannot know its true use yet. It is likely that theperson who connected to these sensors inside of the cylinder wascapable of controlling great mental energies and conducting themcorrespondingly,but it is impossibleformetobesureof the targetofthoseenergiesfornow.”

Wegotoff theplatformandwentfurtheron, leavingthestagebehind.Ataboutfifteenmetersawayonthesamecentralline,Isawwhatcouldbecalledacontrolpanel.Itwasnotverybigbutwassquarewithasideofaboutonemeterandwassustainedbyonecentrallegcomingoutofthefloor.Icouldnotseeverywellwhatwasontopofitasitwasprettyhigh.Likealltheotherobjectsintheroom,itwasalittlebitabovemyhead.

Utilizing another three-legged stairway, Iwent up a couple of steps. Iwas amazed by the way things had been put together. It was verycomplicated, leaving the impression of a projection network ofcomputerplaques.Whatwecallbuttonswererepresentedbydifferentlycolored geometrical symbols. I noticed mostly triangles, squares andspirals. Two parallel slots were situated in the middle of the panel.Comingoutoftheslotsweretwotwentycentimeterlongmetallicleversthat could be compared to two handles. They were both in the downpositionatthebaseoftheslotsanditwascleartheycouldslideupanddown.Whatreallycaughtmyeyewasabigsquareplacedontheright

sideoftheboardtowardsthebottomcorner.Ared“button,”representedbyacircleandmuchbiggerthantherestofthesignsontheboard,wasplacedinthemiddle.Withadiameterofabouttencentimeters,theso-called button was surrounded by a series of complicated signs thatseemedtobepartofthesameunknownwriting.Itwastheonlyareaontheboardthatcontainedsuchasign.

Cezar, who was watching me from downstairs, asked me to avoidtouchinganythingontheboard,especiallythered“button,”buthedidsuggest passing the palm of my hand over the square containing thecircle.Ididwhatheaskedmerightawayandahugeholographicimageappearedinfrontofme.Itwasabouttwometersawayfromtheboardand represented the Earth viewed from about twenty-five kilometersawayintheatmosphere.IwastouchedwhenIrecognizedtheCarpathianmountain chain and its specific curve, but Iwas surprised to notice aflow of huge quantities of water towards plains and fields until,eventually, thegroundbecameclear.Then, theprojectionof thesilversquarewiththebigredbuttononitoverlappedtheholographic image.Thebuttonblinkedalternativelywhile the signalson the sidechangedfast with varying colors. I saw how big streams of water, like giantrivers, appeared from everywhere inside of the territory that nowincludestheentiretyofRomania,abigpartofHungaryandtheUkraine,flowingtowardsthemountainsandtheTransylvaniaPlatform.

TheimagethenzoomedinandIsawhow,inabriefperiodoftime,thewholeofRomaniabecamepracticallyanewseafromwhichyoucouldonlyseesomemountaintopsorsmallpiecesoflandasislands.Inthatmoment,theprojectionoftheredbuttonsquaresettledontheimageofthehologramwithoutblinking.Immediatelyafterthat,theprojectionofthe twocentralslotswithhandlesfromtheboardappearedon the left,the handles sliding down slowly. I was simultaneously watching howwatersstarted tobackout fromthe territoryofourcountry.Strangely,theywentsouthtowardsonepointonlyandthatIlocatedsomewherein

theRetezatMountain,most probably in theGodeanuMountains area.The whole quantity of water drained into the ground there andRomania’sterritorylookeddryagainwiththegeologicalformationsweknowtoday.Still,inthecurvingareaoftheCarpathiansandatacertaindistance from them towards the east, in the territory known today asVrancea, Inoticedadarkareaofabout thirtykilometersbutcouldnotunderstandwhat it represented. In addition, theDanubeDelta did notexistanymoreandalso, insteadof theBlackSea,ahugeplatformlaidtowardstheMiddleEast.

In that moment, the holographic image disappeared as suddenly as itappeared.Astonished,IlookedatCezar.

“They even left us an ‘instruction booklet,’ didn’t they?” he saidlaughing. “The procedure is similar for all the other buttons andcommandsontheboard,butIparticularlywantedyoutoseewhatcouldhappenwhentheredbuttonwastouched.Apparently,however,thereisasecuritysystem.

Theresearchteamhasidentifiedaseriesofthreecomplicatedstepsthatneedtobecompletedonthecontroldesksothatthepressingoftheredbuttonproducesthefloodandthedisasteryoubrieflywatched.Theway‘they’ teach us is very practical, easy and intuitive.We suspect thesedevices maintain, in a way that is totally unknown to us so far, theessential energetic balance of the tectonic area ofRomania.Youhavejustseenthedisasterthatcanhappenifthisequilibriumisaffected.”

Astounded,Inodded.Wethenwentfurtherandtowardstheendof theroom.There,Isawsometallmetallicdevicesplacedonthesidesoftheroombehind theT-shaped tables. They looked like antennas as therewere different metallic branches with complicated shapes emerginglaterallyfromthem.Cezartoldmethatnobodywasawareoftheuseofthosegiantdevices.

We reached a verybig square thatwasborderedby the floormaterialandwasabout tenmetersaway from thecontroldesk.The sideof thesquaremeasuredthreemetersanditsalmostsmoothsurfacewasgoldenyellow. In the middle, there was a small dome of about fifteencentimetershighwithaslotontop.Avessellikeanancientamphora,abouthalfameterhigh,wasinfrontofthedome.

“Thecontentof theamphorarepresentsoneof thestrongpointsof thediscovery.”Cezarexplained.

“Personally,IthinkthisiswhatthevenerableMassiniwantedsomuchforhimandtheMasonicelite.”

The amphora had neither patterns nor inscriptions. It was made of aspecialreddishmetalanddidnothavehandles.Theelegantliddidnotallowthecontentstobeseen.Cezarlifteditandthen,bendingforward,Icouldseeaveryfinewhiteglowingdustinside.Curiously, theinteriorwalls were discretely lit by a blue light that emphasized the almostmagicalflashesofthewhitedust.

“A sample of it was analyzed,” explained Cezar. “The Americanresearchers were puzzled to discover that it represented an unknowncrystalline structure of monatomic gold. This is a derivative of goldwhich is bright white and the atoms are placed in a two-dimensionalnetwork as opposed to common gold which is yellow and has atomsplacedinathree-dimensionalnetwork.Themonatomicgolddustisverydifficult to obtain, especially in a very high purity, as is described insome ancient texts and the few genuine alchemy references from theMiddleEast.Practicallyspeaking,modernsciencehasnotbeenabletoobtaintheextraordinarilypuremonatomicgolddust.Evenso,incredibletherapeutic effects, especially regarding regenerative capacity, havebeennoticedonlivingtissues.Thatiswhytherearestillafewsources

of informationconcerningthe technologyforobtainingthemonatomicgold.AnAmericanscientist toldmethatNASAwasveryinterestedinthatandhugesumsofmoneyhadbeeninvestedintoresearchingit.”

Ihadneverheardaboutmonatomicgolduptothatmomentanditsusewasnotverycleartome.

“Butwhyare somepersons so interested in this dust?” I askedCezar.“DidyoutellSignoreMassiniabouttheexistenceofthegolddust?”

“Thevenerableoneknewabout it before enteringhere. I donotknowhowandfromwheretheMasonicelitehadsuchsourcesofinformation,buttheysurelyheardaboutitbeforethisdiscovery.ImyselfwonderedwhySignoreMassiniwassointerestedingettingit. I talkedwithbothour scientists and theAmerican oneswho seemed to know somethingaboutit.”

THEINTERIORPLANOFTHEPROJECTIONROOM

“They told me that, in its pure form, it strongly stimulated certainenergetic flows and exchanges at the cellular level and particularly at

the neuronal one. In other words, it produces a much acceleratedrejuvenationprocess.Theysaidthat,theoretically,onecouldliveinthesame physical body for thousands of years if one consumed a welldetermined quantity of that dust periodically. It is mind-blowing andalmost unbelievable for the condition and mentality of the presentindividual,but thisexplainsmanyenigmatical aspects inhumankind’shistory, aspects about the incredible longevity of some importantfigures;anditalsoclarifiesthehiddenintentionsoftheMasonicelite.”

Surprisingly,my tongue failedme. Iwas sticking fast andwaiting forfurtherexplanationsfromCezar.

“Modern technology does not allow us to obtain the purity of themonatomic gold dust which is needed to start the general energeticprocess of rejuvenating the body. Furthermore, the lab results of thesample have shown that the gold atoms lay in a flat network but arealsocombinedwiththeatomsofanotherelementwhichisunknownonEarth.Thiscomplicatesthesituationevenmoreaswecannotknowwhatother characteristics the dust has besides the ones mentioned in theancienttextsthattheresearcherstotallyignore.”

Cezar toldme to stepon the surface of the square and in front of thelittledomeoveritsmiddle.

“Ifyouthinksomethingcanfurtherimpressyou,thiswillbeoneofthegreatestsurprisesyoucanhaveinthisroom,”hejoked.

Ithenwitnessedahugehologramwithmovingelementsprojectedfromtheslotofthedome.Iquicklyunderstoodtheseprojectionsweremainaspectsoftheextremelyancientpastofhumanity.

Although it was a brief rendition of our ancient past, it includedinformationconcerningthehiddenoriginofMankind.Iclearlyrealized

themistakeofDarwin’stheoryofevolution.Itsfundamentalerrorwasnot theenforced ideabut the ignorance.PreciseelementshappenedonEarth so long ago, elements that I saw rendered in an exceptionallyintelligent and profoundly intuitive synthesis.My legs sank undermewith emotion and I kneeled as Iwatched the true images of themostimportant events in Man’s history, including its real origin whichcreatessomanydisputestothisday.

Unfortunately,Iwasnotallowedtowriteinthisbookcertainessentialaspects of our planet’s past that I hadwatched in a compact version. These events were rendered exactly the way they happened tens andhundreds of thousands of years before. This was the condition CezaraskedmetokeepinordertorespectthetermsofthetopsecretmutualagreementbetweenRomaniaandtheUnitedStates.

I honestly confess that, according to my judgment, ninety percent ofwhatisofficiallyknowntodayonthehistoryofhumankindisfakeandfabricated.Itistrulyunbelievablethatwhatisconsideredtohavereallyhappenedismostlyalie.Ontheotherhand,themythsandlegendsthatfillthestorybooks,consideredbymostpeopletobeaproductofbubblyimagination,arealmosttrueinmanyrespects.Thisstrange“inversion”has caused many problems and disputes between people throughouttime. The majority of archaeologists’ and researchers’ ideas andsuppositions are wrong even though various proofs are sometimes soobvious that they should change theirmisled opinions. Some of their“fantasies,”suchasthehilarioustheoryofthedinosaurs’disappearance65millionyearsagoorconsidering that theoldcontinentsofAtlantisandLemuria are amyth, are now completely shattered because I sawveryclearly,thenandthere,howthingsreallyhappened!Butformanyresearchers,itisprobablymorecomfortabletosoundly“sleep”insteadofacceptingthechallengeoftheunknownandadmittingtheirlimits.

From time to time, the holographic projection held the image of the

event when an important moment in time was reached. In thebackground, themapof theskycouldbeseenand thepositionsof themainstarsandconstellationsofthattimeweremarked.Cezarexplainedthat the stars proved to be a very simple method of historicaldetermination. All that the savantsneeded todowas thenoverlap thepositions of those stars on their actual ones and thus ascertain theperiodsoftimewhenthoseeventsactuallyhappened.

The problemwas that the time period covered by the hologramswashuge: several hundreds of thousands of years. TheEarth’s precessioncycleof25,920yearsbringstheconstellations,intheirrelativepositiontoourplanet,tothesamespotatperiodsoftimethatareamultipleof26,000 years each. The key was to follow the holographic projectionfrombeginningtoendandthencalculatehowmany“platonicyears”(ofapproximately26,000yearseach)arethusmarkedout.Forexample,wecoulddrawtheconclusionthattheconstructionintheBucegiMountainswas built about 50-55,000 years ago because the image of the GreatGalleryandofthemainroomwasprojected,withalltheobjectsinsideas we found them, having on the background the position of theconstellations towards the Earth. After that, the image appeared onemore time, as a guide, representing the passing of two precessionperiodsoftheequinoxes.

The “lessons” were easy and yet extremely upsetting due to theircontent.IsawthetruthabouttheEgyptiancivilizationandthewaythebigEgyptianstructureswerebuilt,truththatistotallydifferentfromthestupiditiesclaimedtodaybyEgyptologists.IsawwhatreallyhappenedduringtheBigFloodaswellasthegermsofthehumancivilizationthatfolloweditandhowtheylaterpopulatedEurope,AsiaandAfrica.Ihavenot been allowed to disclose these aspects yet as they imply realitiesmuch too shocking for the mentality, ideas and knowledge of thecontemporaryman.

Atfirst, I thought that theholographicprojectionwouldshowonlythepastofhumankind, starting from itsoriginsuntil themoment that theconstructioninBucegiwasmade.Ithensawtheprojectionspresentingthe main historical aspects of the evolution of different races on ourplanetuptotheFifthCenturyA.D.Thatmeanteitherthatthegiantswhobuilt the whole structure inside the mountain were good masters ofaccessingthetimeclichesor—andthissituationlooksmoreprobableduetothehugeperiodoftimecoveredbytheholographicprojection—they mysteriously “updated” the source of holographic information.Apparently, the last such update took place around 500A.D. No oneknew,however,thereasonwhythehistoricalinformationstoppedatthattime.

I saw, in a dramatic course of images, the life of Jesus and Hiscrucifixion,deniedbysomeevennowadays. Ihave tosay thata lotofamazing things happened then, things that aremuchmore astonishingthanwhat theGospels present. The projections also revealedmany ofthepersonswhoattendedthecrucifixionofJesusonthehill,peoplewhowere not from that time but who came there from other historicalperiods.Thosehumanbeings,whohad the sameclothesas the Jewishpresentthere,hadtotallydifferentfeaturesandthatwasthereasonwhytheywerehidingtheirfaceundertheflowoftheclothes.

The hologram also sequentially presented the lives and spiritualmissions of certain exceptional persons who truly proved to possessamazingdivinegifts.Thesepersonswerefromtheancientpast.Ithussawthedeedsofgreatspiritualreformersfrom18-20,000yearsagothatweknownothingof.Backthen,thesocialsystemandthedistributionofpeopleonthewholeplanetwastotallydifferenttowhatweknowtoday.Archaeologists, anthropologists and historians should stronglyreconsidertheirideasandconceptionsaboutthosetimes.

ThereweresomanyelementsthatIwitnessed,andtheywerepresented

insuchacompactmannerthatIsurelywouldrequirehundredsofpagesto give an approximate description. Still, the holographic projectionlastedanhourandahalfonly.Thetwoofficerswhowereprotectingtheroom and the six soldiers who were standing at the entrances of thetunnelswereallastonishedas theywatched the images,even if itwasnot the first time they had watched them. After the hologramdisappeared,Iremainedstill,staring.

Later,Cezar toldme itwas time to go back to the base asmy accesstime to the Projection Room had reached its limit. I looked straightahead. The giant and almost scary entrances of the three enigmatictunnelsinthemountainwallweretheonlyareaslefttoexplorebeyondthesquareIwasstillstandingon.Theywereabouttwentymetersaway.Infrontofeachofthem,ataboutsixoreightmetersaway,othercontroldeskscouldbeseen.Theyweresimilartotheoneplacedinthemiddleofthehallbutsmallerthanthat.

I asked Cezar what was the extraordinarymystery behind these threetunnels.Heexplainedthathecouldnotrevealtoomuchconcerningthisaspect.Whathedidtellmewasthatwhattheyfoundoutaboutthegiantmountain tunnelswas due to some holographic projections from eachtunnels’controldesk.Theonlyaspecthecouldrevealwasthatthethreetunnels were heading towards three different areas on Earth forthousandsofkilometers.

TheleftoneconnectedtoEgyptinasecretplaceunderthesand.Thiswas next to Cairo on the Giza Plateau and was located between theSphinxandtheGreatPyramid.Ithasnotbeendiscoveredyet.

The right one connected to a similar structure inside of a mountainplacedontheTibetanPlateau.Thisonewassmallerthoughandnotsocomplex. Secondary ramifications of the latter tunnel led towards anareaunderBuzau, close to theCarpathians’ curve, and then towards a

subterraneanassembly in Iraq that isclose toBaghdad.The latteralsohadasecondaryramificationthatledtotheGobiPlateauinMongolia.

AccordingtowhatCezartoldme,thethirdtunnel,theoneplacedinthemiddleof theProjectionRoom, represents aworldwide secret that theU.S.wantedtokeepstrictlyforitself.

At that moment, neither Cezar nor General Obadea knew any newelements of the Romanian-American discussion. It was, however,obviousthatthe“exchange”wasadvantageousforbothsides.KnowingtheMasons’terriblepoliticalinfluenceandSignoreMassini’srelationswiththepoliticalstructuresofthetwocountries,wecouldsuspectthattherewouldbeagradualattemptto“takeover”thecontrolofthebasebyfactorsthatwereexteriortotheinterestsofourgovernment.

Cezartoldmethatthereareveryimportantpersonsinourpoliticalandadministrative system who, quite fortunately, know about theabominable practices of theMasons and are strongly opposed to theirinfluence,especiallywithregards to takingover thegreatdiscovery inthe Bucegi Mountains. He then told me that the central tunnel leadstowards the interior andevenbeyond the crust of theEarthbutwouldnotgivefurtherdetails.

Cezar noticed that the holographic images corresponding to the giantcorridorfrominsidethemountainwerealmostunbelievablebut,atthesametime,theyofferedapossibleanswertotheoriginofthestructurewewere in and of thosewho built it.Before leaving the room,Cezartoldmethatverysecretandintensepreparationsforcertainexpeditionswereontheirway:first,throughthetunneltowardsEgypt,thentowardsTibetandfinally, thebigexpeditioninsideof theEarthvia themiddletunnel.

As a direct result of the bilateral Romanian-American discussions, it

wasdecidedtoformateamofthebestsixteenmen,sixAmericansandten Romanians. The leadership was assigned to Cezar who was thusadvanced to the rank of colonel. He explained that the rank wasimportant,especiallyinregardtotheteam’spsychologicalcontext.ThedeparturewouldbeattheendofSeptember2003asthepreparationsfortheexpeditionwerecomplex.Cezardidnottellmeanythingaboutwhatwas in those tunnels,but their structurewasdifferent from thatof theGreatGallery.He did not tellme anything about theway theywouldmove through the tunnels, taking into consideration the fact thatthousandsofkilometersweretobetraversed.Finallyandunfortunately,he did not give me any details about the holographic images thatcorresponded to every destination target. Even so, I still consider thattheelementspresentedherecanleadustothinkdeepandtoprepareforthetimestocome.

Ihavepurposefullyandobviouslyomittedcertainspecificdatathatcanleadtoidentifyingthemountainareawherethebigdiscoverywasmade.A year after my visit to that place, I still vividly recall theoverwhelmingimpressionsIhadduringthoseseveralhourswhenIwasinthatsurrealenvironmentcreatedbythesecretconstructioninsidetheBucegi Mountains. Time’s ancient mystery and the wisdom of thosewhomanaged to control it hang over that place, patientlywaiting fortensofmillenniumstothemomentwhenwewillfindoutthetruth…

TheEnd

Epilogue,PartI—byPeterMoonYou have just read a rather amazing tale that ends abruptly for thereader. It begs the reader to ask many more questions, and this isexactly how the original Romanian edition of the book, entitled TheEnemyWithin, ended. It resulted in a rashof communications to thepublisherfromretiredRomanianofficialswhovalidateddifferentpartsofthestorywhichtheyknewtobetrue.Despitetheremarkablenatureofthefindings,thisstoryhasremainedlargelyunnoticed,particularlyinAmericasaveforthosewiththehighestofsecurityclearances.

Iftheabovedoesnotconvinceyouthatthereisconsiderableveracitytothe story, I invite you to do your own study and analysis of thediplomatic relationsbetween theUnitedStatesandRomania.Youwilldiscoverthatthetwocountrieshavebecomepoliticalallieswheretheywere not before. Not only has Romania become a member nation ofNATOduringthisperiod,buttheircountrywaschosenasthesiteforamajorNATO summit in recent times. None of this is a coincidence.Romania is nowcenter stage in themostmysterious ofways. To theaveragecitizenofEarth,however,itgoesunnoticed.

Into this environment, I was invited to visit Romania courtesy ofDr.David Anderson on behalf of the World Genesis Foundation, acharitable organization affiliated with the United Nations that isdedicatedtothepropositionthatnoyouthintheworldwillgowithoutopportunity.

As I mentioned in the introduction to this book, I was contacted byDavid shortlyafter completing thenegotiations topublish thisbook. IhadnotseenDavidinfiveyearsand,truetohisword,hewasnowreadytoworkwithmeagain.AfteracceptinghisinvitationtovisitRomaniaandattendthe2008AtlantykronConferenceonanislandontheDanube

River near the ruins at Capidava, David said that he encourages hisgueststotakeathreedayculturaltourofRomaniaaspartofthetrip.Allof our communication was by email at this point, and I accepted hisinvitation. I askedhim if I couldget a video interviewwithhimandalsovisitwithRaduCinamar.Davidindicatedthatthesethingscouldbearranged.

Eventually, in June, we had a rather lengthy telephone conversation.Thiswasthefirst timeIhadspokentoDavidinyears.AlthoughIhadmany questions, this conversation was reserved primarily for thelogisticalaspectsofmyupcomingtrip.Aspartofthis,DavidaskedmewhereIwouldliketogoandwhatIwouldliketoseewhileinRomania.ItoldhimthatIwaseagertovisittheSphinxandalsoseetheHallofRecords (the ProjectionRoom). Dutifully noting this, he said that hewouldhavehispeoplegetintouchwithRaduCinamar.

This gaveme an excellent opportunity to ask him if hewas aware ofRadu’sbookwhichyouhavejustread.HedidnotseemtoosurewhatIwastalkingaboutatfirst,butasIgavehimmoreinformation,hesaidthatheknewwhatIwastalkingaboutbuthadnotreadthebook.

IthenaskedhimifheknewRadu.Davidwassilentforamoment.Thesilencewasshortbutdeafening.Hethenindicatedthathedidnotwanttotalkaboutthatonthephone.Itwouldbebetterifwespokeaboutthatin Romania as there are certain presences that monitor phoneconversationsintheUnitedStates.

David thenwaxed nostalgic about theDanube and said that we couldhavealongconversationoveraglassofwinewhilesittingonthebanksoftheriver.Hethenstatedthatwehaveneverhadareallonganddeepconversationandthathewaslookingforwardtosuch.Needlesstosay,thismade the trip soundvery appealing. Itwas certainlymore than Ihadhopedfor.Personally,IdidnotreallyexpecttoseetheProjection

Hall as access to this area would require top security clearance evenunderthemostroutineofcircumstances.Ihadafainthopebutnorealexpectations. It was, however, a very pleasant surprise to hear thatDavidwasplanningtobesoforthcoming.

WhilehopingthatDavidcouldorwouldarrangeameetingformewithRadu,webothdecidedthatIshouldwritehimaletterwhichIdid. Inthis letter,I invitedRadutomeetmeat theAtlantykronconference. Iwas already keenly aware that my publisher’s communications withRadu were only by special courier of Romania’s secret service. Mypublisher, Sorin Hurmuz, has never met with Radu personally. IassumedandhopedthatDavidcouldforwardmyletterthroughamoredirectmeans.DavidsaidhewouldgivethisassignmenttohispeopleinorderthatIcouldmeetRadu.

AlloftheattemptsbyDavid’speopletocontactRaduledthembacktomypublisher,Sorin,whowasevidentlythemostdirectwaytocontacthim. Ishouldpointout,however, that thesewereDavid’speoplewhoweretryingtocontactRaduandnotDavidhimself.Inanyevent,Isoonreceivedaverywarm letter fromRadu. Itwas tobe thebeginningofmanydialogues.

RaduwaspleasedthatIwaspublishinghisfirstbookinAmerica,buthesaidthathecouldnotattendAtlantykronforsecurityreasons.Healsoapologizedthathecouldnotprovidemoreproofforhisclaimsintermsof pictures. As he works in the Occult Department of the RomanianSecret Service, these matters are top secret. Although Cezar Bradapprovedhislettertome,hewasadvisedthatheshouldnotstirthingsuptoomuchifhewantedtokeephisjobandtocontinuepublishinghisbooks.

Radualso stated thathehad read theMontaukbooksasearlyas1996andthatbothheandCezarspottedaconnectionbetweenthoseandtheir

work inDepartmentZero. Thishas todowith time travel to theFirstCenturyduringthelifeofJesus.*

Personally,IfounditfascinatingthatCezarevenknewwhoIwas.TheyhadobviouslyreadtheMontaukbookslongbeforethediscoveryintheBucegiMountains and the first public presence ofDavidAnderson inRomaniawhichwasin1999atAtlantykron.

Radu toldme thathewouldsendmeanaudioCD inanelectronicallydisguised voice that would give me further information. This wassanctionedbyCezarandRaduwantedanaddresstosenditto.RealizingthatIwouldbeinRomaniainlessthantwomonths,Isuggestedthathegive it to our common publisher, Sorin Hurmuz, who was alreadycoming toAtlantykron to meet me. I knew that snail mail betweenAmericaandRomaniacouldhavetakenlongerthanmyexpectedarrivalintheircountry.

WhenInextspoketoDavidonthephone,hesuggestedthatRadumightshowupatAtlantykronbutinadisguise.Ihadalreadyconsideredthispossibility,butthereisnoindicationthatheeventuallydid.AsIdancedaroundwithDavid aboutRadu,without having an actual conversationabout him,David said that he thought something very interestingwasgoingtocomeoutofallthis.

Inordertohaveavideorecordofmytrip,Davidallowedmetotakeacinematographerwithme.Aslocalfriendsofminecouldnotgo,Iwasabletogetanout-of-townfriend,TantraBensko,togowithme.Shehashadlotsofexperienceshootingandstarring inshortmovieswhichareoftenquitecomical.Tantrahasalsodonesomeprofessionalvideosonthe subject of tantra. She would also come in handy as aninterdimesionalexplorerwhocanreadaurasandisverysensitive.

IheardfromDavidagainthenightbeforeourdeparture.Hewantedto

make sure everythingwas arranged for our trip.Thiswas all businessexceptforonepoint.Thenightbeforewetookoff,myfriendPenelopewas buzzed by three black helicopters that came right down over herhouse inNewYorkCity. Itwasconspicuousandthewholeexperiencewasratherbizarre.SheisveryclosetoDavidpsychicallyandoncesawhimappear“outoftime”in1975.Inordinarytime,shemethimonthesame night in 1999 when I did. When I told David about this, helaughedandsaidtheyweretheretomakesureIarrivedsafely.Hewasmakingajoke.ImentiontheblackhelicoptersasanotherwouldmakeitspresenceknowninRomania.

Afterasomewhatarduous tripbyreasonofunscheduled traveldelays,wearrivedinBucharest, thecapitalofRomania, justaroundmidnight. We were given VIP treatment as soon as we got off the plane.Separatedfromtheotherpassengers,weweregivenourluggageandwhisked throughcustomswhichalsohappened tobeempty. Wewerethen greeted by a representative ofAtlantykron and introduced toDr.JoelCastellanoswhowouldbeourtravellingcompanionforourculturaltourofRomania.

Iwas thenputon thephonewithoursponsor fromtheWorldGenesisFoundationwho is apartnerofDavid’s.Hehadarranged for a taxi toourhotel in themountain townofSinaiaandfora tourguide thenextmorning. Each one of uswas then put on the phonewithDavidwhowelcomed us to Romania. It was all very exciting with greatanticipation.We were scheduled to meet up with him atAtlantykronthreedayslater.

As Tantra and I met our new friend, Joel, there was plenty ofconversationandthetwoplushourdrivetoSinaiawentbyinnotime.AsIstatedintheprologue,thisiswherethingsbegantogoofftherails.Arrivingatourhotelwellafter2:00a.m.,ourroomshadbeensoldoutfromunder us andwe had no place to stay. Phone calls between our

verycompetenttaxidriverandoursponsorresultedinmanyexcursionsaround the town and visitingwith one of their contacts outside of hishouse.AllconversationswereinRomaniansowehadnoideawhatwasgoingon.Finally,IwasputonthephonewithoursponsorwhereuponIwasinformed,ifIaccepted,thatwewouldbedrivenhighintothealpswherewewouldstayinaresort.Itwastheonlyplaceavailableatthathour.

As a result,wenever had a tour guide andhad amemorable but veryrough and adventurous “cultural tour” which really amounted to nocultural tour at all. Itwas a struggle to survive in a foreign country.Despitethesedifficulties,wehadatleastonedaytoenjoytheculturaltour. This was a relief because I would be able to achieve themainthingIwantedfromtheculturaltour:avisittotheRomanianSphinx.

InordertoseetheSphinx,welearnedthatwewouldhavetoascendthealpsviaacablecarwhichwouldtakeusabovethetreeline.AsTantrahasproblemswithdepthperception,itwasdeemednotagoodideaforher togo. Fortunately,mynewfriendJoelwasup for the tripandhejoinedme.Iwouldhavetoserveasmyowncinematographer.

GettingtotheSphinxwaschallengingaswehadtonegotiatehowtoridethebusto thesmallmountain townofBusteni. Oncethere,wehadtowait almost twohours to get on the single cable carwhichmakes thetrip.Eventually,wedidarriveandcametoamagnificentsetting.Thehills are filled with tundra grass reminiscent of where JulieAndrewsstood in The Sound of Music. The area is filled with astonishingmegalithsofwhichBabeleandtheSphinxarethemostfamousandarepicturedelsewhereinthisbook.Besidesthesestructures,thereareotherinterestingmegalithsaswell.

Asmistsofcloudscameoverusanddeparted,Idedicatedmyfirsttwohoursinthemountainstogettingshotsofvariousmegaliths,especially

theSphinx itself. Due to theclouds, therewerealternatingperiodsofovercastdarknessandbeautifulsunlight.ItwasadayIwillneverforgetduetothewonderfulenergyoftheplace.

When I first came upon the Sphinx, I did not even recognize it. Themost unique aspect about it is that it only appears as a Sphinx fromdifferentangles.Someanglesaredistinctlydifferent.

Lookingattherightprofile,itlookslikeamanwithanancientDacianhelmet.IfyoulookattheleftprofileoftheSphinx,particularlywithatelescopiclens,therearethedistinctfeaturesofacatorlion.Therealsoappears to be the etching of aMadonna likewoman to the left of thecat’swhiskers.Ifyougoupclose,itisnotsonoticeable.Ihavebeentold that this is the genius of its construction. It has also beensuggestedtomethatwhatremainsofthisSphinxareonlyremnantsofamore artistic version. Whatever the actual story of the Sphinx is,including what role wind erosion has played, it is the most visitedtouristattractioninRomania.

Joelwasextremelyhelpfultomeandalsotookanexcellentphotoofmeliningupmytripodandcameraabouttwenty-fiveyardsawayfromtheSphinx.AfterIgotallthephotographicanglesIcouldoftheSphinx,itwasnow time toplay. Iwasgoing toask theSphinxaquestion. Forthoseofyouwhoknowanythingaboutmythsortheesotericpropertiesofasphinx,thiscreaturerepresentstheriddleofexistence.Ithereforewent in between what best represented the paws of the Sphinx andoffered it the foremost riddle inmymind. In esotericmyth, the areabetween the paws is themost sacred andmysterious. The question Iasked was very simple. What was the connection between DavidAndersonandRaduCinamar’sremarkablestory?

I then went about exploring the rest of the immediate area whichincluded theothermegaliths.There arehiking trails that one can take

and even cabins one can stay in, but they are about eightmiles away.Thereisalsoahugeantennastationandafewotherinstallations.OnepersoninthegovernmenttoldmethatthemajorleylineinthatareaofEurope runs within one hundred yards to the west of the Sphinx andBabele.Aftera longandexhilaratingafternoon,JoelandIhad towaitanotherhourortwobeforewecouldtakethelastcablecarback.

Thenextmorning,allthreeofuswerepickedupbyadriverwhowouldtakeusonafourhourdrivetoCapidava,anareaofancientruins,wherewewouldembarkonasmallboatthatwouldtakeustothesmallislandintheDanubewhereAtlantyronisheld.

Before we actually went toAtlantykron, we were taken to a nuclearfacilityinasmalltownwherewemetourRomaniansponsorwhoisalsoDavid’spartner.Hetookusouttolunchatasidewalkcafe.ThemostinterestingthinghesaidwasthatblackhelicoptershadcircledtheislandonthefirstdayofAtlantykron.AlthoughheworkedfortheRomaniangovernment, itwasamysterytohimas therewasnoobviouspurpose.Asheiswell-placedinthegovernment,itwasobviouslynotaregularorpolitemaneuverastheycouldorshouldhavenotifiedhim.

Itwasat thismealwhereIexperiencedwhatwasthefunniestmomenton the trip. Asourmealswere served, flies began to descend towardJoel’splate.Swattingawaytheflies,hespoke.

“TherewerenotallthesefliesinTransylvania!”hesaid.

“ThatisbecauseRenfieldatthemall!”Ireplied.

The taxidriver,whospokehalfwaydecentEnglish,burstout laughinganddidnotstopforawhile.Renfield, of course, is the character played by Dwight Frye in theoriginalDraculamovie.Oncebittenbythevampire,Renfieldateflies

andthisfactwasexaggeratedinthemovie.Thedriver,asdoverymanyRomanians, know this movie very well. Joel had never heard ofRenfield,andIhadtoexplainwhyitwasfunny.ImadethejokeforthebenefitofJoelbutitwasthedriverwhogotit.

Afterourmeal,weweretakentothesmallboatandtookthetenminutejourneytothelittleisland.Afterdepositingourluggageonalargehouseboat,wewenttoanareaoftableswhenDavidsuddenlyappeared.Hewasinthemiddleofatask,buthestoppedbyandsaidhello.Itwasthefirst timeIhadseenhiminfiveyearsanditwasawonderfulreunion.He explained that hewouldbemostly busy thenext fewdayswith aprojectsowouldnothavetimeforanyindepthdiscussionforawhile.Hewas,however,aroundatmealtimesandweoftenatedinnertogetherontheupperdeckofoneofthehouseboats.

During one of our first dinners, we were talking about my Bulgarianpublishers who I had invited to visit me while I was atAtlantykron. David had invited them to make contact and they consulted him ontravelarrangementsandaccommodationsontheisland.Onthesubjectof Bulgaria, David recalled once being at a meeting with PrestonNichols,myselfandaBulgarianatahotel inMelville,LongIsland. Ithought thiswasverybizarreas IhaveneverbeenwithaBulgarianatanyhotel.

“Mustbeoneofthoseparalleluniverses!”Davidsaid,makingabitofajokeofit.

There was absolutely no such meeting in regular reality. When Ireturnedhome,however,andspoketoPrestonaboutit,hesaidhehadavaguerecollectionofsuchameeting.Perhapsthiswasaparallelrealityslipping through, and I would not even mention it save for whathappenedlater.

Duringoneof thesedinners, Imentioned toDavidwhathisRomanianpartner had said about black helicopters circling the Atlantykronfestivities. David clarified that several hadonce circled the islandonthefirstdayastheearlyarrivalssetupcamp.Thenextyear,itwasonlythreecopters.Thisyear, therewasonlyoneblackhelicopter. Perhapsthepsychicairwaveswerelighteningup.Hehadnoideawhattheyweredoing. I also learned that David knew how to fly these helicoptershimself but did not have an actual credential to do so. Perhaps thiscomesinhandyforflyingtheminandoutofparallelrealties.

IalsomentionedtoDavidthatIwasparticularlyinterestedtomeetoneof the V.I.P. speakers who was going to be lecturing. This was aRomaniangeneralfromRomanianIntelligencewhowasgoingtolectureonUFOs. Davidmentioned that this general had cancelled at the lastminute, and he thought it had something to do with my presence atAtlantykron. It is very flattering that I could spook someonewho issupposedtobeagrandspookhimself.Itisnotthefirsttimethatsuchpeople have run for the hills inmypresence. It does, however, seembizarre that a person so well-credentialed would even care about me.Although my presence was made known at Atlantykron by a grandintroduction,theonlystir thatcouldhaveormighthavehappenedwasonthesubtleplanesofexistence.

The first evening there were festivities with a rather large fireworksdisplay, an introductory video and an opening ceremony. Tantra tookfootage of this, and I eventually plan to release a videowith some ofthis. I would, however, like to first visit at least one other area inRomaniainordertomakeitamorecompletestory.

After the opening ceremonies, David introduced Tantra, Joel, andmyselftotheaudienceaswellasotherspeakers.Afterwards,Iwasverywarmlygreetedbycertainprofessorsandotherswhowereveryglad Iwasthere.ThatwasaboutasbigastirasIcreatedasfarmylecturing

ontheMontaukProjectoranythingelse. Ididspeakagainforashorttimeonanotherevening,buteverytimeIwasscheduledforaseminar,Iwasneverpickedupintime.Astheboataccommodationsontheislandwerefull,TantraandIstayedinapartmentsatthenuclearcampuswhichwas about twenty minutes away. I suggested that my seminars bescheduled for later in theday,but thiswasneverdone. Almosteverynight, when there was the biggest gathering of the day, I was alwaysinvitedtosaysomethingfortenminutestotheaudience.SometimesIwould. All in all, however,my capabilities as a lecturerwere hardlyutilizedat all. Peopleweremoreworriedabout “would itbeall rightwithme” if they scheduledme for such and such a time. Iwas veryaccommodating, but in the final analysis, I did very little as far aslecturingoranythingelse.

Noneofthis,however,botheredme.Iexpectedtolectureandwhatnot,but Iwas farmore interested inwhatDavidhad to tellmepersonallyand the circumstances surrounding Radu Cinamar and his remarkablestory.DuringmytravelsinRomania,Imetafewpeoplewhohadheardof Radu’s story but none who had read it. This was the same atAtlantykron save for one man who was also named Radu. We bothlaughedatthesynchronicitywhenItoldhimthathewastheonlyoneIhadmetwhohad read thebookandhehas the samename. AlthoughRadu’sbookhassoldverywellinRomania,mostpeopleseemedtobeoblivioustotheeventsandtheirultimatemeaning.Thatisokay.Iamusedtopeoplebeingasleep.

PartoftheproblemsIwasexperiencingwereexplainedtomebyDavidbefore they even occurred. He said thatAtlantykron runs on its ownschedule. Things happen as they happen. In other words, it has arhythm of its own. He also said that as the conference develops, thesubjectofAstropaleologybecomesmoreandmoreprominent. In thiscase, Astropaleology refers to the study of ancient artifacts or stonemonumentsas theyrefer to thestars. Iwill talkmoreabout this later

on.

As the conference rolled along,David had troublewith the project hewasworkingonandnodiscussionswereforthcoming.Ididhavetimetoremindhim,however,ofamysteriouspostcardhehadsentmeayearortwoearlier.ItwasashortnotehehadwrittenfromBethlehem,butitincluded a mysterious message that was written in code. I did notunderstandthecode,butitcametomejustasIwasabouttopublishoneofmyquarterlynewsletters,TheMontaukPulse. Inhopesofbreakingthecode, I included it thateditionof thePulseandasked ifanyone inthereadingaudiencecouldhelp.Hundredsofenvelopeswereplacedinthe mail, but only one person would answer me and did so withintwenty-fourhours.Moreremarkably,theresponsewasfromoneofmyreadersatMontaukwhohadgiventhecodedmessagetoherboyfriendwhobroke the code and read it tomeover thephone.The fact that itcame from Montauk was ironic to say the least. The mysteriouscryptogramreadasfollows:

“Inthisworldandtimenothinghappensbyaccident.Ifithappensyoucanbetitwasplannedthatway.”

When Ihad received thedecodedmessage, I sentwhat Ihad found toDavid,butherepliedwithanevenmorecrypticreply.Hesaidthatthecodethathadbeenbrokenwasasimplecodebutthattherewasanevendeeper message encrypted within the text if I were to look further. Despite having some of the best cryptologists in the intelligencecommunitytryanddecryptit,theycouldnot.Daviddidsay,however,that the encrypted text would “lead to information we would findremarkable and surprising, something I believe you have alreadyanticipated, thatwill changemany thingswe know and believe today.The information isalreadywaitingatadesignatedpoint,but Icannotsaymore here other than themessagewill lead you and your readersthere.”Alloftheabovesoundsanawfullotlikethecircumstancesthat

Raduisfacedwithindisseminatinghisinformation.

WhenIspoke toDavid, Ihadoriginallyplannedtoaskhimabout thiswhenwehadtheopportunitytositonthebanksoftheDanubeandhavethatlongdiscussionhehadalludedto.Therewasanincident,however,thathadoccurredthatpromptedmetoaskhimearlier.Duringthefirstcoupleofnights,IhadadreamaboutDavidandanaccident.AssoonasIarrivedatthecampthenextday,Isoughthimoutandfoundhimonaboatwherehewasworkingonhisproject.Imerelytoldhimaboutthedreamandtoldhimtobecarefulandnottoclimbanytreeslikehewasdoing the day before. He understood and said he would be careful. Later in the day, I saw him partially up a tree working with anelectronicbox.Iwentoverandspottedhimtomakesurehedidnotfall.

Asitturnedout,myprecautionwascompletelyunnecessary,butittookmeafewdaystofigureitout.MydreamstatewastryingtoremindmeofDavid’spostcardwhereinheusedtheword“accident”inhiscodedmessage:“Inthisworldandtimenothinghappensbyaccident.”

In any event, this experience prompted me to ask David about thepostcard right away.His replywas interesting butmuchmore crypticthaninteresting.

“WhenIwrotethat,”hesaid,“thatmessagewasfrommyhigherself.”

Hehadnothingmoretosay.Itwasasifhedidnotevenrememberthepostcard! Heobviouslywent to significant trouble towrite it, send itfromaforeigncountryandmarkitsoastoconfoundsecurity,andthenlatermadeanothercrypticcommenton it. Itdidnotseemlikehewaspretendingbutdefinitelyblockedonthecommunication.Iwouldtakeitup later. This, however, was the first clear signal that David mightavoidanydirectconfrontationonthesubjectsthatIbelievedIwasthere

todiscuss. Iwas also there to lecture and assist theprogram,but theschedulingwassoconfused that Iwas left idle. Thenextsignalcamesoonafter.

There was some sort of misunderstanding between David and myBulgarian publishers about their accommodations. Although this wasworked out, it led tomore troublewhen they unwittingly placed theirtentsnexttoalocalethatwouldbreakoutintoanadhocdiscoafterthemidnighthourandafightthreatenedtobreakout.Tosmooththingsout,IsuggestedthatDavidmeetwiththeBulgariansthenextdayandansweranyquestions theymighthave.Theywereeager to talk tohimas theyhadreadoneofmynewslettersabouthim.

Whiletheyinterviewedhim,IsatbyandTantrarecordedtheinterview. David, however, made it very clear that he did not want to be oncamera. The first thing theywanted to know if therewas still a timetravel research center in Romania (which they had read about in mypublications).

“Thatisoutofbounds,”saidDavid.

TheBulgariansunderstoodand thenproceededwithsoftballquestions.Everythingworkedoutandallbecame friends. David lateragreed tovisit them after Atlantykron about the possibility of opening up achapter of the World Genesis Foundation in their country. He alsopledgedtohelpthemwithabooktheyarepublishing.Allinall,Davidwasextremelycourteouswithmynewfriends.Hedidvisitthemshortlyaftertheyreturnedhome.

AttheendoftheinterviewwiththeBulgarians,itseemedobvioustomethatDavidhadnoconnectiontoRaduCinamar.WhenItoldhimso,anuncharacteristic and highly noticeable smirk appeared on his face. Itwasunmistakable.Itoldhimhecouldhaveputthewholemattertorest

ifhewouldhavejustsimplyagreedwithme. His interactionwith theBulgarians andmyself confirmed not only that a time travel researchcenterstillexistedinRomania(whichIalreadyknewanyway)butthathehadaconnectiontoRaduaswell.

Asthedaysrolledby,itwasobviousthatDavidwasnotabouttohaveanylongorintimatediscussionswithmeaboutsuchmatters.Althoughthis was not completely unexpected by myself, it seemed a lostopportunity. One of the reasons I have been able to get along withDavidsowellisthatIneverpresshimoractobnoxiousaboutsecuritymatters.Iunderstandhisplight.Iwaskeenlyalreadyawarethatsuchasituationmightarise.

InDianetics and Scientology parlance,whichmost of you know I amquite familiar with, David’s response to our encounter was what iscalled “rabbiting.” In otherwords, one hops away like a rabbitwhenforcedtoconfrontanissuethatisbotheringthemindorimpedingit.Hewas clearly going to avoid the issues I was most interested in. Thiscould have been for his protection, my protection, or even someoneelse’s. Inanycase, itwasnotagoodresponse formy investigationofthesematters.

One evening, as I stood at the amphitheater where we would gathereveryevening,IsawDavidontheotherside.Somewhere,Iknewinsideofmethathewasnotgoingtoutterawordaboutthesematters.Accesswasdenied.Whilenoneofthissurprisedmetoomuch,mybodybegantoreact. Ifeltasuddenanddeepsadnesswhichmayormaynothavebeen emanating from him. As Tantra and I went home to ourapartments late thatevening, Idiscussed thesituationwithher.Tantrawas very popular at Atlantykron with her aura readings and psychicreadings. Theywerequiteaccurate. BeforeIwenttobedthatnight,IaskedhertoworkonthesituationinterdimensionallywhileIworkedonitinmydreamstate.

Forme,therewasnodreaming.Ibrokeoutinaheatedsweatthelikesof which I have never experienced. My bed sheets and t-shirt weresoaked. KnockingonTantra’sdoor thenextmorning, I toldherIwastoosicktogoin.

“Youareunderpsychicattack,”shesaid.

ItoldherthatIhadalreadyfiguredthatout.Inanyevent,ItoldhertotalktoDavidaboutwhathappened.ThiswastheonedayIwashopingtoshowupforascheduledtalk,buttheboatwasoveranhourlateandwouldhavemissedmeevenifIhadbeenthere.

My illnessmighthavestartedwithsomething Iateat theJFKairport.DavidandafriendgotfoodpoisonedthereandhadaveryruggedflighttoRomania.InoticedsomethinginmydigestivetractattheairportinPoland,butitdidnotbothermeuntilthismoment.

WhenmyRomaniansponsorheardthenews,hesentoverlunchwithadriver and I was asked if I would like to see a doctor. It was notnecessarytoseeadoctor,andIneverdideatthelunch.Iateonehealthbarthewholeday.

Atabout twoo’clock, therewasanotherknockon thedoorand itwasSorin Hurmuz, my Romanian publisher. He had said that he wouldcometoAtantykronandvisitmeonThursday. WhenhearrivedandIwasnotthere,hemadethedrivetothenuclearcampusandvisitedme.

NotonlywasSorindelightful,IcouldrelatetohimbetterthananyoneImetinRomania.Thisobviouslyhassomethingtodowiththefactthatheisalsoapublisher,andwearepublishingbooksofasimilarnature.Therearenottoomanyofusintheworld.JustasTheMontaukProjectstartedmypublishingcompanysodidthebookyouhavejustreadstart

his.

SorinstatedthatalthoughhehasnevermetRadu,hebelieveshisstorytobetrue.Onesuchconfirmationoccurredwhenhewasvisitingabookdistribution facility. While there, Sorin encountered a retired officialfrom Romanian Intelligence. When the officer saw Radu’s book andlooked through it, he told Sorin that he personally knewmuch of thebooktobetruebecausehecouldverifysomeoftheaccounts.

SorinthenhandedmetheaudioCDthatRaduhadpromisedtosendme.Allofasudden,mymoralebegantoreturn.Ifeltmuchbetter.

Thenextday, Iwasnotquiteone-hundredpercent,but Iwascertainlywell enough to return toAtlantykron. David had told Tantra that hewouldsetasidesometimeformeandweendedupspendingmostoftheafternoon together. David obviously felt bad that his silence did ormight have contributed tomy illness. David then came throughwithwhatinformationhecouldtellme,atleastforthetimebeing.

With regard tohis trip toBethlehem,David saidhe couldnot yet saywhat he was doing there when he wrote the original postcard. Withregard to the encryption, he toldme that his leaving the TimeTravelResearchCenterwasastrategicmoveonhispart.Hewasattractingtoomuchattentionwithhiscuttingedgeresearch.Totakethesteamoff,heturneditovertoothersbutneverceasedhisresearch.Therewasalsoamasterplanintheworks,andtherewasaplannedannouncementinlateSeptemberorearlyOctober.ThisconcernedanewendeavorknownasAndersonMultinational,aglobalcorporationthatisonthecuttingedgeof future technology. He could not elaborate on the mysteriouscryptogram as that could compromise acquisitions and mergersdesignedtobeapartofAndersonMultinational.Severalhandshakeandverbalagreementshadbeenmade,andtheycouldnotbeviolated.

I originally found out aboutAndersonMultinational because the logowasdisplayed every eveningon a videopresentation shownat nightlyevents. David asked me not to mention it in lieu of the above buteventually said I could have an exclusive on it. When Octobereventuallyrolledaround,therewasnomentionorannouncementbyhimwithregardtoAndersonMultinational.Hedid,however,announceitinJanuary of 2009 and there is an entire website on it. I must say,however,thatthecuttingedgetechnologyisplayeddowntoanextremedegree.

Allinall,therewasnottoomuchthatDavidcouldtellmeinlieuofhismergers, acquisitions and handshakes. He did say, however, that hewouldmaintaincommunicationwithmeinthefuture.

Further,hewasverysorrythathehadremainedoutofcommunicationforsolong.

Therewas,however,stillthematteroftheaudioCDthatRaduCinamarhadsenttome.IforgotallaboutitduringmyconversationwithDavid. Itwasmy ideaoriginally thathe,Tantra,myself, andahostofotherRomanianswouldsitaroundandlistentotheCD.Thiswasnottobethecase.

Before Icould listen to it, Ineeded todigupanaudioplayerwhichafellow New Yorker by the name of Norm provided. By the time Ireceived it and figuredouthow towork it, Iwas sittingall aloneat atableonthedeckofaboat.Nooneelsewasaround.

WhenIrantheaudio,practicallythefirstwordsthatcameoutofRadu’smouthwerearequest thatnooneelselistentotheCD. Itwasprivateand formy ears only.As intriguing as thismight sound, the CDwasmostly a discourse on the events you have just read about. It wasRadu’spersonalviewsaboutthecircumstances.Morethanthat,itwasa

personalmessagetomethat thesethingsreallydidhappentohimandtherearemanymorebizarreexperiencesaswell. ThereisnoquestioninmymindthatRaduisverysincere.Healsoapologizedthathecouldnotofferproofbeyondtheobviouscorrespondencesalreadymentioned.Onceagain,ifhestirsthingsuptoomuch,hewilllosehisjobandhisfreedomtopublish.

At the end of the audio CD, Radu then made a rather interestingcomment.HesaidthattherewasonepersonhewantedmetoplaytheCD to and thatwasDavidAnderson. He said that hehad adefinitefeelingthatDavidwasagoodpersonandthathetrustedhim.HewouldalsoliketomeetDavidsomeday.

Once I finished listening to theCD, I sought outDavid on the island.BeforeIcouldbegintolook,ourpathscrossedimmediately,andIspoketohimprivately to informhimaboutwhatRaduhadsaid. David thensaidsomethingthatwasbothcrypticandveryrevealing.

“Youknow,”hesaid,“manypeoplehavetoldmethatIknowRadu.”

This was very bizarre and it explained, to a degree, why he smirkedwhen I had earlier suggested that he did not know Radu. There wassome sort of connection between the two individuals. Radu, quiteobviously, is not awareof the connectionor hewouldnot have statedthathewouldliketomeetDavid.ItoldDavidthatIwouldsendhimacopyoftheCDwhenIreturnedhomesothathecouldlistentoit.Davidsaid that he would also be happy to fly down to NewYork if Radushouldhappentovisitme. WhenIeventually informedRaduof theseevents,hethoughtitwasveryinteresting.

To me, the most significant aspect of all of this has to do with myoriginal question put before the Sphinx. I had asked what theconnectionbetweenDavidandRaduis.Theanswer,whilenotanutterly

complete answer, is very revealing. There is a connection, but it is amysticalone.Bothhavebeenmadeawareofeachotherinwhatmightbetermedour“regularreality”buttheyseemtoknoweachotherfromaparallelorhyper-reality.

When I returned toAmerica, I sentDavidacopyof theaudioCDbutneverheardback.IhavehadseveralbackandforthemailswithDavidsincereturningbutwheneverImentionRaduortheCD,Inevergetananswer.Shortlybeforethisbookwasfinished,IhadoccasiontotalktooneofDavid’sassistants.IsimplyaskedhertoaskDavidifhereceivedtheCD.Igotananswerthenextday.Hehadabacklogofmailhehadnotopenedforsixmonths.Whilethismightwellbetrue,hethankedmeright away when I sent him a copy of my recent book TheMontaukBookoftheLiving.Itseemsnotallmailisdelayed.

In any event, I have given the matter considerable thought which isbased upon a significant amount of interaction with David. He ismysteriousandhasworkedatthehighestlevelsofgovernmentsacrosstheglobe.Thisincludesintelligenceagenciesandthemilitary. Davidisoneoftheirgreatesthumanassetsintermsofintelligence,capabilityandtechnology.

Withalloftheseconnections, it isnowonderthatheislikeawalkingsecurity matrix with different access codes for different situations.Anyonewhoisforcedtodealwithsomanydifferentstrataoflifeeitherhastobeconditionedorconditionhimselfonhowtorespondtovariouspeopleingivensituations.

Idobelieve that,onone leveland toacertaindegree,hehas releasedhimself from the security restrictionshegrewupwith in themilitary. This is a result of his research into the quantum realm of existence. There is a part of himself that came into thisworld to usher in newtimes. To a significant degree, he haswoken up to his quantum self.

ThisiswhyhehassetmeuptohelpunravelthestorywithRaduaswellashisownmysteriousstory.

EarlyonatAtlantykron,IrepeatedwhatoneofmypsychicfriendshadsaidaboutDavidandmyselfandthatwasthat“ourhigherselvesareinalignmentandworkingtogether.” Upontellinghimthat,heagreedbysaying“that resonatedwithhim.” I alsoaskedwhathe thought aboutmewritingabouthim.Hesaidhewasneutralonit.

David is an agent of change. Like the rest of us, he exists onmanylevelsandindifferentdimensions.Thatisaquantumfact.Becauseofhis profile with regard to being on the cutting edge of scientificknowledge and its implications with regard to how we perceive theuniverse, his life is more symbolic. Although he is a very humbleperson, the threads of his life echo across time and thatmeansmanytime lines. It is nowonder that hewould be the one to facilitatemyeventualcollaborationwithRadu.

Ifwe likenDavid tooneof thecolorsonaRubik’sCube,wecan likeRadutoanothercolor.ItisapparentlyuptometoputthismetaphoricalRubik’sCubeback together. It isnota task I soughtoutbutone thatwas presented to me through the principle of synchronicity. When Itook the trip to Romania, I was hoping that I would have that longdiscussion David alluded to and that it would be something like thediscussions thatCezarhadwithRadu. Thatwouldnotonlyhavebeenmuch more fun and exciting, it would have laid out everything on aplatter forme and the reading audience. It would be easy. Perhaps IcouldhavevisitedtheProjectionHallorDavid’sTimeTravelResearchCenter. Indeed,maybe these thingsmayhappen in the future. DavidhasinvitedmetoreturntoAtlantykrononanannualbasis.AsIstatedearlier,RaduhopestovisitmeinAmericasomeday.

Whilewecanallbedisappointedthattherevelationshereinarelimited,

wecanalsoconsidertheresistanceasisrepresentedinthecharacterofSignoreMassiniandhisminions.Amillenniaof liesdoesnotyield tothe truth overnight. What has been opened here is a gateway. It isthereforenowonderthatamegalithknownasBabelestandsnearbytheRomanian Sphinx. While babele is translated as “old woman” inRomanian,itclearlymeansagateinotherlanguages.Inthisbook,wehave all had a chance to peer through the gate and see a bit of whatmightbeinside.ThereisalsoabitmoretothestoryasIhavecontinuedtocorrespondwithRadusincemyreturn.

Epilogue, Part II — by PeterMoonBetween my Romanian publisher, Radu, and DavidAnderson, I haveforgedaninterestingalthoughveryabstractassociationwiththeeventsinthisbook.IhavealsohadtheopportunitytohavemanynewfriendsthatareRomanian.Itisasifaseedhasbeenplantedandwillgrowovertime.IfIcontinuetocultivateit,therewilleventuallybeaharvest.

AsIhavecontinuedmycorrespondenceswithRadu,Ihavelearnedthathehaswrittentwootherbookswhicharesequelstothestoryyouhavejust read. In his sequel to this book, Transylvanian Moonrise —ASecretInitiationintheHiddenRealmoftheGods,RaduaddresseswhatIconsidertobeakeymissingelementinthestoryyouhavejustread.Idonotknowaboutyou,butwhenIfinishedthisbook,IwantedtomoreaboutthemysteriousDr.Xien,thedoctorfromRedChinawhoshoweduptoexamineCezarfromtimetotimeduringhisyouth.

When theoriginalversionof thisbookwaspublished inRomania, thepublisherwasbesiegedwithhundredsofphonecallsandemailsaskingfordetailsaboutRadu.Somewereretiredmembersofthesecretservicewho had been highly placed and confirmed some of the events.Newspapersalsopublishedarticlesrelatedtosuch.ThedetailsofthesearecoveredinRadu’ssecondbook.

One of these communications was from a very persistent personwhourgedSorinHurmuztocontactRadu.Sucharequestwouldhavebeenignored save for one important fact. The persistent individual,who isnamedElinor (amasculine name inRomania),mentioned a particulardetail with regard to Tibet. This caught the eye of Sorin andconsequentlyRadu.

ClandestinecommunicationsweresetupbetweenRaduandSorinwhohave still never met each other face to face. Normally, theycommunicatebyspecialcourierofthesecretserviceorthoughanemailaddress that is continuallymodified byRadu. In special cases, Sorinuses a prepaid phone card to call Radu at a specific number. Theaforementioned detail about Tibet was such a special case and itinvolvedthemysteriousDr.Xien.

AmeetingwassetupbetweenElinorandRaduatavillawherethetwogottoknoweachother.Elinorhadpossessionofamysteriouspyramid-shaped device whose origins and alchemy-based existence go backhundredsofyearsintime.Elinor’sfamilysagaisdescribedindetailaswellasthefactthatwhoeverpossessesthedevicecanexpectalifespanofbetween1,700and2,000years.Thisistheresultofperfectalchemyandthehistoryofitisverywelldescribed.

Despite the amazing role of Elinor, he is really just an intermediarybetweenRadu and amysterious Tibetan by the name of Repa Sundhiwho is actuallyDr.Xien. RepaSundhi actually shows up at the villalate at night and is accompanied by a terrifying creature known as ayidam in Tibetan whose protective and useful role proves to be veryimportant.

It turnsout thatDr.Xien isalsoamediator.Aftera longconversationwith Radu, he invites him to take a small trip with an undisclosedpurpose. Fully trusting his new comrades, Radu accepts a trip toTransylvaniatovisitsomeveryoldandlittleexploredmountainsintheOccidental Carpathians in western Romania. There, an extraordinaryevent occurswhereby all three of the travelers are projected, at RepaSundhi’swill,toarockyanddesertedlandinTibet.Afterashortwalk,theyarriveinfrontofaverticalwall.Raduproceedsthroughanarrowandtallopeningandfindshimselfinsideofamysteriouscavewherehe

is confronted by the overwhelming presence of a goddess known asMachandi.

After a short conversation, Machandi presents Radu with a very oldmanuscriptwrittenandhiddeninthecavebyYesheTsogyel,adiscipleofPadmashambava, thegreat illuminated tantricwho lived inTibet in600-700A.D. The manuscript contains five initiatory techniques thatRaduhopestowriteaboutindetailinanotherbook.ThemanuscriptwastranslatedbyDr.Xien.

The second part of this sequel takes place once again in westernRomania,thistimeatamountainpeaknamedGuguwhichisveryhardtoaccess. AtGugu,agroupofmysteriousadolescentsarrivewhoarefollowingthecalloftheirdreamswhereinMachandiappearedandtoldthem of this meeting. Radu is already there with Repa Sundhi (Dr.Xien), Elinor, and the yidam. It is a fated meeting where Radu isinitiatedinamostremarkableway.

Although Ihavegivenyoua synopsisof the sequel, it is important topointout that Ihavenot read it as it hasnotyetbeen translated fromRomanian into English. Based upon the interest in TransylvanianSunrise, I hope towork out an arrangementwith Sorin to publish thesubsequent books in this series. Sorin has provided me with thesynopsisyouhavejustread.

All of this information ismore than a little fantastic and placesRaduinto the sphere of something that could be likened to a comic bookcharacter.WhileIdonotmeanthatwithanydisrespect,itisimportanttocodifytheseexperienceswithhowanordinarymindmight interpretthem. To people who are skeptical, I should point out that Radu isextremelycoherentinhislettersandvariousdescriptionsofevents.Heis often hesitant to say too much as he does not want to sound tooincredible.Whetheryoubelievehimornot,itisobviousthathehashad

some incredible experiences. The dialog I have had with him invitescredibility even though we are dealing with incredible things. Thisbringsustothethirdbookinhisseries.

In this saga, entitled The Mystery of Egypt — First Tunnel, Elinorleaves Romania for his own security reasons and proceeds to anunknown destination. Radu is clued-in on Elinor’s villa in Bucharestwhichhasasecretalchemical lab in thebasement. Radubecomes thecaretakerofthispropertyandisparticularlyinterestedintheimpressivelibrarythere.

Aftertakingpossessionofthevilla,RaduisunexpectedlycontactedbyCezarandtakentoAlphaBase.Dr.Xieniswantedbythesecretserviceforoccultreasonsthathavetodowithinsidegovernmentconnections,butheisnowheretobefound.ItishopedthatRaducanreestablishthislostconnectionduetohisrelationshipwithMachandi.Itisalostcause,atleastforthetimebeing.

RaduthendescribeschangesoccurringinsidethesecretmilitarybaseintheBucegimountainsandtheparticularsofthetunnelintheProjectionRoomthatleadstoEgypt.Hebecomespartofafivemanteamthatwasassembled to explore this tunnel. A fascinating account of thisexpeditionisgivenaccompaniedbysimplesketches.Cezar,whoisalsoapartofthefivemanteam,suppliesRaduwithaconsiderableamountofesotericinformation.Thisincludesanamazingaccountfrom10,000B.C.whichhelearnedaboutintheProjectionHallbutwasnotallowedtorevealuntilnow.

ThefivemanpartyalsoincludesacomputergeniusfromthePentagon,Romanian Lieutenant Nicoara of Department Zero, and a SpecialService Lieutenant who ends up being unveiled as a USAP (UnitedStates Antarctic Program) agent of the Secret Freemason WorldGovernment.

Thispartyreachestheendofthetunnelwithoutincidentandanoccultchamber is discovered. It is accurately described inminute detail andincludes the following: an immense library full of tableswhich is theobviousproductofextraterrestrial technologyandcontainsa“history”ofourowngalaxyandtheuniverse;anantigravityglidingdevice;andavirtual replica of the enormous machine found in the Projection Hallthatisadaptedforhumanuse.Cezardescribesthelatterasatimetravelmachinethatallowstheconsciousnessofthesubjecttobeprojectedinaneverexistingtimedimensionandgivesfulldetailsofthetruenatureof time andof the akashic records. He also speaks of his time travelexperiences.

Towards the end of Volume III, the author describes his attempts tomake use of the time machine. After two consecutive failures, heobtainsaquickprojection intoasecret tunnelof theGreatPyramidofCheops.Radusuddenlyrealizesthatthescientificcommunitydoesnothave a clue about itwhenhe is confrontedwith the vision of the realmastersofthepyramidsfromlongforgottentimes.

While these summaries of the books come from the publisher, I havealsobeenincorrespondencewithRaduwhoisreleasingthefourthbookintheseriesjustasthisfirstvolumeisbeingreleasedinAmerica.ThisfourthvolumeincludesthemanuscriptRadureceivedfromMachandiinTibet. It contains five initiatory techniques thatwere translatedbyDr.Xien.Raduhimselfhasnoticedtheironyofbothofthesebooksbeingreleasedatthesametime.Heisalsokeenlyawareofmyvariousbooksandtheelementofsynchronicity thathasappearedinmylife. HehasalsobeenconfrontedwithsuchaspectsandhasaskedCezarforfurtherexplanations with regard to what this means. These discussions areincludedinVolumeIII.

RaduunderstandsexactlywhatImeanwithregardtothe“comicbook

sphere” which he terms as “transference from the mystical to themundane.” This is a challenge to anyone who penetrates the loftierspheresofexistence.Cezarisanobvioushelptohiminthisregard,andhehasemphasizedtomethathehasonlyincludedaverysmallpartofthediscussionshehashadwithCezaraswellasotherpeople.Wearetalkingaboutthetipofaniceberg.AsRaduwrotetome,“Fategavemetheextraordinarychancetobeintegratedinacomplexityofeventsandamazingdiscoveries,andthiscreatedanalmostincredibleresonancefortheordinaryman.”

Besides the exploration of the tunnel to Egypt, he has also travelledthrough the second tunnel and towards the center of the Earth. HereturnedfromthislatestventureinOctober2008andsaidthatitwasanincontestablesuccess.Therewerenewdiscoverieswhichhesaidwouldbe hard for me (or others) to imagine. This might be included in apossiblefifthvolume.

Theincontestablesuccesshereferredtointhisendeavorincludeswhathecalleda“diplomatic”connectionwiththebeingsfromthecenteroftheEarth.Cezar,hesaid,willbeleavingDepartmentZeroandgoingtothisnewlydiscoveredlocaletoserveasan“ambassador.”ThissaddensRadugreatlyashewillnolongerhavehismentorwithhim.TherehavealsobeensignificantchangesinDepartmentZero.

This is the latestnewsfromRadu.Hehaswishedmesuccesswith theAmericanreleaseofhisbookaswellasmyownnewtitle,TheMontaukBookoftheLiving.IhavesentRadutwocopies,oneforRaduandoneforCezar.IsentthembyinternationalprioritymailinhopesthatCezarwouldgetitbeforehisdeparture.

Ireadilyadmitthatallofthisinformationisveryfarout,evenforme.Itis true, however, that if one is going to penetrate the more secretiveaspectsofexistence,oneisgoingtoencounterphenomenathatordinary

peoplewill dismiss in their ignorant states.Once again, Iwill remindyouthatweareatthethresholdofnewrealities,newscience,andnewtechnology.All of this stems from the ability to perceive reality (ordimensions)inanewway.

My investigation of the Montauk saga led me to the history of itsancient people whowere Pharaohs in the tradition of both Egypt andAtlantis, two cultures which were based upon the proposition of anancient Blue Race that maintained its continuity of consciousnessthrough monatomic white gold which is sometimes associated withmannafromheavenormummydust.ThewhitegoldmentionedinthisbookbyRaduCinamarisnotonlyarecurringathemeinmywork,hepresentsanewtwistbysuggestingatwo-dimensionalchemicalbondingasopposedtothree-dimensionalbonding.

ThethemeofAtlantisisalsosuggestedbytheRomanianSphinxandthenearbyProjectionHallwhichisanancientHallofRecordscreatedbyanadvancedcivilizationof thepast.This is inkeepingwith the themeoftheAtlantykronConferenceIattended,amainpreoccupationofwhichisastropaleology with particular regard to the ancients aligning stone“timeclocks”tosignalanawakeningofancientAtlanteancultureinthefuture.Wenotonlyrepresentthatfuture,butwearefurthertitillatedbythe adventures ofDavidAndersonwho seems to have a connection tothefuturehimself.

That these awakenings are occurring in the mountains in and aroundTransylvania is highly symbolic.A land which has been vilified andromanticizedinpopularcultureasthehomeofDracula,thekingofthevampires, is now beckoning us to a higher calling and awareness.Dracula is only a very small part ofTransylvania’s entire history, butsuch legendshave resonatedwithman’s lowest commondenominator.Moreimportantly, theyhavetakenattentionoffofthesacredpastofaregion which can now be identified as one of the most significant

beaconswith regard toman’shigherandmore redeemableaspects. Itsignalstheendofthevampire,acreaturewhichrecoiledandhidasthenightrecededandthesunrose.ItiswithrespecttothesefactorsthatIhavechosenthenameTransylvanianSunrisefortheAmericanedition.

Whereallofthisgoesisanyone’sguess.Idid,however,shareaflashofintuitionIhadwithRadu.ItoldhimthatifheorCezarreachShambalaor someother such exotic realm and enter the secret temple, they arelikelytomeetoneofmyfriendsthere.IamreferringtomyChiGonginstructor who I havewritten about inmy recent book, TheMontaukBook of the Living. He is a Taoist priest whose name is RooseveltGainey and has announced that the time of secrets is over.He is nowteachingmartialartsandhealingtechniquesthathavebeenguardedformillennia.

RooseveltwasintroducedtomebyArtie“RedMedicine”Crippen, theMedicineManof theMontauk Indianswho is a part of thePharaoniclegacy earlier referred to. Artie is the keeper of the Montauks’ oralhistory and is well aware of theAtlantis theme.We are both two ofRoosevelt’smosteagerstudents,andIhavegivenmanydetailsofthesesecretsinTheMontaukBookoftheLiving.Imentionthisaspectofmywork and life for a very specific reasonwith regard to the adventuresspokenofinthiswork.IftherearesuchrealmsasRaduandCezarhaveapparentlytravelledto,theaccumulationofchi(lifeenergy,particularlythat acquired through the breath) is a very important factor. Theaccumulationofchi isaccomplished through thepracticeofChiGong(literally,breathwork)whichwillenableanyonetomoreablydealwithany flotsam and jetsam that might come along with such exoticencountersthatRaduhasalludedto.Whenitcomestoaccumulationofchi, I do not know anyone who has more in his energetic field thanRoosevelt Gainey. If I advance far and fast enough, Cezar and Radumightevenmeetmewhentheygettothatenigmatictemple.Whilethismightsoundfanciful,itisnot.Lifeiscircularandoperatesinaninfinite

stream of consciousness. If one is making progress, one willperiodicallyarriveatpointsoffamiliarityaswellasreferentialpointsofinfinity.So,whileCezarandRadupursuetheinnerrealmsofinfinitybyone means, I am pursuing it by another through the practice of ChiGong. It isexciting toconsiderweallmightmeet someday,and it isnice tohavefriends inexotic realms. Itmakes ita littleeasier todealwithwhenyoufinallygetthere.

I should also add a bit of advice to all of youwho pursue the exoticrealmsofconsciousness.Whenyoufindyourselfinsuchastateoranytypeofparanormalstateofmind,includingawakeninginyourdreams,breathedeeplyanddoChiGong.Thiswillnotonlystabilizeyou,itwillmake you self-aware and free from any harm. You can learn manysimpleChiGongtechniquesfromabookatthelibrary.Themoresecretaspectsyoucanlearnlater.

Inthemeantime,IwillcontinuetoreportonmyRomanianadventureswith Radu Cinamar and David Anderson. These will appear in myquarterlynewsletterTheMontaukPulse.Intherelativelynearfuture,IalsohopetopublishtheadditionalvolumesbyRaduCinamar.AsIamplanningtorevisitRomaniathisyearandcontinuemyassociationwithDavidAnderson,IwouldalsoliketosupplementthesevolumeswithmyfurtheradventuresandpossibleinsightsImightgain,justasIhavedoneinthisbook.AsDavidsaidtome,“somethingveryinterestingisgoingto come out of this.” He was referring to my participation in theseevents,andIstillhopetohavethatlongtalkwithhim.Maybethatwillhappen this summeror perhapswhenRadupays a visit tome inNewYork.Keepinmind, this isonlythebeginningofwhat isverymuchaliveinvestigationandanexcitingadventure.

AnotherChiGongprinciplethatIwillsharewithyouisthattheslowerone goes, the more effective and powerful one becomes. Slow andsteadywinstherace.Ifullyexpecttobedeterredinmyquest,butIalso

am not in too much of a rush to discover the deeper truths of thesematters.Allwillcomeinitsduetime.It isalreadythere...waiting...forallofus.Thankyouallforbeingpartofthisgrandadventure.

PeterMoonLongIsland,NewYorkFebruary26,2009

P.S.Nowthatyouhavecompletedthisbook,Isincerelyinviteyoutoread it againandagain.There ismuchwisdomherein thatyoucannothelpbutglossoverwithoneortworeadings.Thesubjectsdiscussedarenot only endless in their profundity, the events herein are becomingmoreandmorethecentralthemeintoday’sworldpolitics.

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THEMONTUAKPROJECT:EXPERIMENTSINTIMEbyPrestonNicholswithPeterMoon

THEMONTAUKPROJECT:EXPERIMENTSINTIMEThe Montauk Project chronicles the most amazing and secretiveresearch project in recorded history. Starting with the "PhiladelphiaExperiment" of 1943, invisibility experiments were conducted aboardtheUSSEldridgethatresultedinfullscaleteleportationoftheshipandcrew.Fourty years ofmassive research ensued, culminating in bizarreexperiments at Montauk Point that actually tapped the powers ofcreationandmanipulated time itself.TheMontaukProjectbridges themodalitiesofSciencewith themostesoteric techniquesever imaginedand finally catapults us to the threshold of the stars. We all knowsomething is out there, butwe're not sure exactlywhat. This book, atlonglastbeginstoprovidesomesolidclues.180pages,ISBN0-9631889-0-9$15.95

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The stir and controversy produced by The Montauk Project wasoverwhelming to thesociety itwasreleased into in1992. Thepowersthatbebehindthemilitaryindustrialcomplexhadalottoexplain.Ashasbeenthepatternfordecades, theycalledononeof theiroldallies,Hollywood,andawholenewgenreoftelevisionshowswerespawnedinanattempt toabsorbthefalloutofquestionsandtododamagecontrolonthetrailofinformationthusexposed. ThemostsuccessfuloftheseshowswastheXFiles.Inthemeantime,PeterMoonsetabouttryingtoverifythegeneralthesisputforwardinTheMontaukProject.Theresultwasofequalinteresttothefirstbookandresultedin:

MontaukRevisited:AdventuresinSynchronicitybyPrestonNicholsandPeterMoon

MontaukRevisted:AdventuresinSynchronicityWhenPeterMoonresearchedtheremnanttrailofthismysterioustimetravelproject,heencounteredincredibleandunprecedentedexperiencesinsynchronicitywhichultimatelyunmaskedmanyof theoccult forcesthatwerebehindthetechnologyusedintheMontaukProject.Followingthe trail of these “coincidences,” Peter Moon reveals an enigmaticoccult tapestry which leads from the mysterious associations of theCameronClan to the genesis ofAmerican rocketry and themagickofAleister Crowley, Jack Parsons, and L. Ron Hubbard. The MontaukinvestigationcarriesforwardasPrestonNicholstellsthebizarrehistoryof the electronic transistor as he opens the door to Peter Moon andunleashes a host of incredible characters and new information. Astartling scenario is depicted that reaches far beyond the scope of thefirstbook.Illustrationsandphotosareincluded.256pages,ISBN0-9631889-1-7$19.95

ImmediatelyafterMontaukRevisitedwascompleted,andmuch tohissurprise, Peter Moon discovered that the mysterious trail ofsynchronicitieswasgetting evenmore fascinatingwhenhediscoveredthat the site of the Montauk Project experiments was sacred NativeAmerican ground that was once accompanied by ancient pyramidswhichcouldbeclearlyseeninoldphotographsofMontauk.Theresultofthisbrandnewinvestigationwas:

PYRAMIDS OF MONTAUK: EXPLORATIONS INCONSCIOUSNESSbyPrestonNicholsandPeterMoon

PyramidsofMontauk:ExplorationsinConsciousness

An astonishing second sequel to the Montauk Project and MontaukRevisitedawakenstheconsciousnessofhumanitytoitsancienthistoryand origins through the discovery of pyramids at Montauk. A fullexaminationofthemysteriesofthepyramidsatMontaukPointrevealsthat theMontaukTribewere the royal familyofLong Island and thatthey used the name Pharaoh as a designation that connected theirheritagetoancientEgyptandbeyond.Thediscoverythatthesepyramidswere placed on sacred nativeAmerican ground opens the door to anunprecedented investigation of themystery schools of earth and theirconnection to Egypt, Atlantis,Mars and the star Sirius. This bookexplainswhyMontaukwaschosenasaselectlocationforpyramidsandtimetravelexperimentation.Afurtherexaminationofsacredgeometryawakens the consciousness of humanity to its ancient history andorigins. Preston Nichols also fascinates us with an update on covertoperations that includes thediscoveryof anuclearparticle acceleratorand the development of psychotronic weapons. The Pyramids ofMontauk stirs the quest for the end of time as we know it. Includesphotosandillustrations.256pages,ISBN0-9631889-2-5,$19.95

Theadventureshadonlyjustbegunbythispoint.Itwasnow1995.Afterallof this informationcameout,PrestonNichols thenrevealedthathehad mysterious UFO experiences as a young child and also as ateenager. This resulted in a new book which blends the history ofphysics and UFOlogy with Preston’s personal experiences and givesunprecedented insight into the technology of flying saucers and theiraccompanyingphenomenain:

ENCOUNTERINTHEPLEIADES:ANINSIDELOOKATUFOSbyPrestonNicholsandPeterMoon

EncounterinthePleiades:AnInsideLookatUFOsNoconstellationinthenightskyhasrivaledthePleiadesforitsimpactupon the mind of man. Artists, poets, scientists, mythographers andprophetsalikehavenotonlycitedthePleiadesasaninspirationtotheirwork but as a key to understanding mankind and his/her relationshipwith the creative principles of existence. This book is the incrediblestoryof amanwho foundhimself taken to thePleaideswherehewasexaminedandinstructedbyintelligentlifeformswhoappearedhuman.ThePleiadians proceeded to give him an education and indoctrinationthat would enable him to regain his health and attain an unparalleledunderstanding of electromagnetic science and its role in UFOtechnology.A new look at Einstein gives insights into the history ofphysics and how the speed of light can be surpassed through theprinciples of reality engineering.New concepts in science are offeredwithtechnicalbutsimpledescriptionseventhelaymancanunderstand.These include the creation of alternate realities through the use oftwisters and spinners; mind control aspects of the StarWars defensesystem;implants;alienabductionsandmuchmore.NeverbeforehasthecomplexsubjectofUFOsbeenput together in sucha simple languagethatcanbeappreciatedby thescientistandunderstoodby the layman.PeterMoonadds further intrigue to themixbydivulginghispart inabizarre project which led him to Preston Nichols and the consequentrelease of this information.His account of the role of the Pleiades inancient mythology sheds new light on the current predicament ofMankindandoffersapathofhopeforthefuture.256pages,ISBN0-9631889-3-3,$19.95

By the timeEncounter in thePleiadeswaspublished,PeterMoonhadalso accumulated considerable information on intriguing connectionsbetweentheMontaukProjectandtheNaziswhichalsoextendedtothelatter’s mysterious connections to Tibet via occult master-mind KarlHaushofer.Peter’scollectionofinformationonthissubjectculminated

with a visit fromworld renown author, Jan vanHelsing,who allowedhim to publish (for the first time in America) his photos of themysteriousGermanflyingcraftbuiltbeforeandduringWorldWarIIinconnectionwiththeVrilSociety.Thereismuchtoreadin:

THEBLACKSUN:MONTAUK’SNAZI-TIBETANCONNECTIONbyPeterMoon

TheBlackSun:Montauk’sNazi-TibetanConnectionAfterWorldWarIIandthesubsequentoccupationofGermany,Alliedmilitarycommanderswerestunnedtodiscoverthepenetratingdepthofthe Nazi regime’s state secrets. The world’s best intelligenceorganizationwasnottheleastoftheserevelations.Alsodiscoveredweremassiveandmeticulousresearchfilesonsecretsocieties,eugenicsandother scientific pursuits that boggled the imagination of the Alliedcommand. Even more spectacular was an entire web of undergroundrocket and flying saucer factories with accompanying technology thatstilldefiesordinarybeliefs.AmissingU-boatfleetpossessingthemostadvancedsubmarinetechnologyintheworldleftmanywonderingiftheNazis had escapedwith yetmore secrets or evenwithHitler himself.Behindallofthesemysterieswasanevendeeperelement:asecretorderknown to initiates as the Order of the Black Sun, an organization sofearedthat it isnowillegal toevenprint theirsymbolsandinsignia inmodernGermany.TheBlackSunprobesdeeper into thesecretsof theThirdReich and its Tibetan contacts than any other previous attempt.Author Peter Moon ties all of these strange associations to MontaukPoint, where anAmerican military facility was used by the Nazis tofurther their own strange experiments and continue the agenda of theThirdReich.PeterMoonunravelsmoreMontaukmysterieswhichleadstothemostinsightfullookeverintotheThirdReichandtheirultimatequest:theArkoftheCovenantandtheHolyGrail.Thisquestpenetratesthe secret meaning behind the Egyptian and Tibetan “Books of theDead”.Includesphotographsandillustrations.304pages,ISBN0-9631889-4-1,$24.95

WhenTheBlack Sunwas completed, a very interestingman surfacedwho was mentioned inMontauk Revisited by the psuedonym of StanCampbellwhohadgonetoprisonforrefusingtocuthistiestoPrestonNichols.Preston’srevelationsconcerningMontaukwereveryhotatthetime and “Stan’s” involvement in the Montauk Project was a verysensitiveissuetotheauthorities.Whenhewaseventuallyreleasedfrom

prison,henolongerhadanythingtoloseandwentpublicunderhisrealname,StewartSwerdlow,andwrote:

MONTAUK:THEALIENCONNECTIONbyStewartSwerdlowEditedbyPeterMoon

Montauk:TheAlienConnectionAs the new millenium unfolds, countless stories of alien abductionshave begun to penetrate the mainstream consciousness of Mankind.Whilesomenewinsightsintothehumanconditionhavebeenobtained,too few of these accounts have brought such experiences to a levelwhere they can be consumed and digested into a profitableunderstandingfortheindividualreader.Montauk:theAlienConnectionunravels the remarkable storyofStewartSwerdlow, agiftedmentalistwhohasexperiencedextrasensoryperceptionsincebirth.Stewart’srareabilitiesnotonlymadehimamagnetforgovernmentsurveillance,buthis unique genetic structure made him a clearing house for differentalienagendaswhichsoughthimoutfortheirownpurposes.Everyone’ssinister plans went haywire after Stewart began a deprogrammingprocedure with Preston Nichols which was designed to clear hismemories and the controlling influences which had been installed.Stewartwassubsequentlythreatenedandeventuallyjailedafterrefusingto complywithorders to sever his tieswithNichols.Despite this, thetruth began to work its way into his life. Estranged from his family,Stewartwassenttoprisonasafinanciallydestituteandhopeless,tragicfigure.Despiteaseverehumanstruggle,hewasabletocallonhisownGod-given abilities, reshuffle thedeck, and reevaluate his life and thevariousagenciesandentitieswhichsoughttoutilizehim.Weedingoutthe most negative influences, Stewart was able to receover keymemories and discard those forces which sought to entrap him. Themost intriguingaspectofhis incredible story is thathehasavaluablelegacytoshare.256pages,ISBN0-9631889-8-4,$19.95

When Montauk: The Alien Connection was completed, Peter MoonhelpedStewartput together a compendiumonhishealingworkwhichfeaturesaninterdimensionallanguageofsymbolsin:

THEHEALER’SHANDBOOK:AJOURNEYINTOHYPERSPACE

byStewartSwerdlowEditedbyPeterMoon

TheHealer’sHandbook:AJourneyIntoHyperspaceThemiraculousandstrangebecomecommonplaceasyou journeyout

ofthisdimensionwithStewartSwerdlowanddiscovertheLanguageofHyperspace, a simple system of geometric and archetypal glyphsenabling us to comprehend universal mysteries ranging from cropcircles to the full panorama of occult science. Written for bothindividuals and practitioners alike, The Healer’s Handbook embracescolorhealing,dreamanalysis,numericvaluesandsymbols,auricfields,astralandhyperspacetravel,andradionicsaswellasofferingexercisesdesigned to unlockDNA sequences programmedwithin you since thebeginning of your existence. The ancients uniformly alluded to anarcanelanguage,sometimesdescribedasVrilorBabylonian,whichwasonce common to allmankind, connected to theMindofGod and alsoservedasaninter-speciesandinteruniversallanguage.Now,forthefirsttimeever,isanentiretextdedicatedtotheexplanationoftheseancientconcepts.ThisbookpenetratesthesecretsofcreationthroughDNAandincludes a vast panorama of healing andmeditation techniques. Fullyillustrated with exercises, color chart, Dream Dictionary andHyperspaceDictionarywhich includes themostcomplete renderingoftheHyperspaceLanguageavailable.152pages,largeformatbook,ISBN0-9631889-9-2,$22.00

HavingknownPrestonNicholsformanyyearsatthispoint,PeterMoonhadheardmanystoriesofPreston’sintriguinginvolvementinthemusicindustrywhere heworked as a sound engineer formany popular rockgroupsof theSixtiesandSeventies.At thesametime,PrestonbecameinvolvedinsomeveryhotpoliticalwateroverthelegalcaseconcerningJohnFord,thefounderandpresidentoftheLongIslandUFONetwork.Johnwasputtargettedbygovernmentforcesandwasincarceratedeversince without ever having received a trial. Read about both of theseintriguingaspectsofPreston’slifein:

THEMUSICOFTIMEbyPrestonB.NicholswithPeterMoon

TheMusicofTimeTheMusic of Time blendsmusicwith time travel as PrestonNicholsreveals his hidden role in the music industry where he worked as anexpert soundengineerand recordedhundredsofhit recordsduring theGoldenEraofRock’nRoll.BeginningwithhisworkforTimeRecords,Prestonchronicleshisinnovationsinsoundengineeringandtellshowheconstructed the premiermusic studio in theworld for Phil Spector atBell Sound. Having created aMecca for talented musicians, Prestonfound himself surrounded by and interfacing with the likes of theBeatles,BeachBoys,RollingStones,andmanymoresuchpopularacts.Forthefirsttime,PrestonrevealshisemploymentatBrookhavenLabsand how his connections in the music industry were used for mindcontrolandmanipulationofthemasses.Ultimately,Preston’sreallifeadventures lead to time travel and the bone chilling efforts of hisadversaries to put himpermanently out of commission.These includehis association with John Ford, the founder of the Long Island UFONetwork,whowasarrestedontheridiculouschargeofconspiringtoputradium in the toothpaste of the local County Executive. Ford wasrailroadedintojailwithoutatrialandthenplacedinaninstituteforthecriminallyinsanewithouteverhavingreceivedanytrial,letaloneafairone. The County Executive was later imprisoned himself but Fordremainslockeduptothisday.Inaremarkabletwistoffate,mysteriousforces rescue Preston and lead him to a bizarre series of financialtransactions which set him up to be involved in a new time travelproject. The Music of Time unravels more layers of mystery inmankind’s epic quest to understand the paradox of time and theimprisonmentofconsciousness.244pages,ISBN0-9678162-0-3,$19.95

Withalltheliteraturethathadbeenproducedthusfar,thesubjectoftheMontaukProjectwas very popular and intriguing to the public but itscontroversyraisedmanyquestionsandattacksbythosewhowereupsetby the data and disillusioned by their own belief systems being

shattered.PeterMoonsoughtoutadditionalsourcestoverifyaspectsofthe general story of the Montauk Project that were not connected toMontaukProjectperse. ThefirstbookofthisnaturefromSkyBookswas:

THEPHILADELPHIAEXPERIMENTMURDER:PARALLELUNIVERSESANDTHEPHYSICSOFINSANITYbyAlexandraBruceEditedbyPeterMoon

The Philadelphia ExperimentMurder: Parallel Universes and thePhysicsofInsanityAnaddededition to the intriguingseriesbySkyBookswhichexposesthe truth about the conspiracy to manipulate time itself. This book,edited and contributed to by Peter Moon and authored byAlexandraBruce, begins with the tragic murder of conspiracy lecturer PhilSchneider.Aninvestigationofthismurderexposesamassivecover-upby authorities and reveals astonishing information, the trail of whichleads back to the Philadelphia Experiment of 1943. Before hisassasination, Schneider lectureed across the country and releaseddocuments connectinghis father to theU.S.S.Eldridge. Additionally,hisfatherclaimedtobeaNaziU-boatcaptainwho,afterbeingcapturedbytheAllies,wasrecruitedasamedicalofficerandservedasaSeniorMedical Officer to the crew of the Eldridge. More haunting was thediscovery of gold bars in his father’s possessions with Nazi insignia.The Philadelphia ExperimentMurder investigates these circumstancesanduncoversahostofnewcharactersincludingPrestonNichols’actualbossfromtheMontaukProject.Startlingtruthsarerevealedwhichleadtoanexaminationofparalleluniversesandthenatureofinsanityitself.252pages,ISBN0-9631889-5-X,$19.95

WhileThe PhiladelphiaExperimentMurderwas beingwritten, amansurfacedwhohadgrownup in and around themysteriousBrookhavenLaboratoryonLongIsland,theverylocationwheretheMontaukProjectwashatched.Hisamazingstoryis:

THEBROOKHAVENCONNECTIONbyWadeGordonEditedbyPeterMoon

TheBrookhavenConnectionSincetheadventoftheatomicera,LongIsland’sBrookhavenNationalLaboratoryhasservedasthepremierandmosttopsecretresearchlabintheworld.Shroudedinmysterysinceitsinception,noonehasbeenabletocrackthecodeofsecrecysurroundingit.WadeGordon,whogrewupinandaroundthelabandamidstitstopplayers,nowtellshispersonalstoryofhowhewasgroomedfromaveryyoungagetosharethelegacyofwhathappenedthere.BeginningwithBrookhaven’sformativeyearswhen the Philadelphia Experiment was researched, links are revealedwhich tie Brookhaven directly to the Roswell Crash, the NationalSecurityAct, theMJ-12 documents (which are included in this book)andtheMontaukProject.Thisincludesadescriptionofatimechamberwhichwasutilized tomonitor theJFKassassination inorder tosecurefundingforthecontinuedexistenceoftheresearchers.250pages,ISBN0-9678162-1-1,$19.95

One of the most interesting research threads Peter Moon had everencounteredoccurred right after completingMontaukRevisited, but ittookyearsforhimtomeetthemanwhowasresponsibleforcirculatingthismysteriouslegendofquantumresearchontheinternet.hisnameisJosephMatheny.Together,theycollaboratedtoputthisintoahardcopybook:

ONG’SHAT:THEBEGINNINGbyJosephMathenywithPeterMoon

Ong’sHat:TheBeginning

Ong’sHat isarealbutenigmatic location insouthcentralNewJerseythathasinspiredacounterculturerevolutioninphysics.ExoticpursuitsintheMany-WorldsInterpretationofquantummechanicsbyPrincetonphysicists paved the way for avant-garde experiments in quantumconsciousness. Integrating meditation with biofeedback and brainmachine techniques, synchronicity attractors were developed whichsought out tangible states of existence beyond the bounds of Earth.Allegedly, the experimenters achieved success with the accessing ofparallel universes.Up to now, the truth about the cult has been vagueand indecisive, but the legends, technology and quantum theorysurroundingitaremorethantangible.SincePeterMoon’sinvolvementin the Montauk investigation, he has encountered incrediblesynchronicitieswithregardtospace-timeprojectsandclansofmystery.NoneofthesehavebeenmorerivetingthanhisencounterwithJosephMathenyandthelegendsofOng’sHat,arealbutenigmaticlocationinsouth central New Jersey that was once used as a return address fordissidentPrincetonphysicistswhowroteanonymouspapers thatbrokethe scientific barriers of the day. This is the first book in hard copyformattoexploreOng’sHat,thehomeofamysteriousashramwithbothscientific and natural features that included a hodgepodge of Tantra,Sufism, Ismaili esotericism, alchemy, psychopharmacology,biofeedback andbrainmachinemeditation techniques thatwas said toinvolve actual time travel by the participants. Compiled by JosephMatheny, a multi-talented individual who was “chosen” as anintermediarybythetime-travelcult,thisworkisbaseduponthepopularebook known as “The Incunabula Papers,” but also contains newmaterialrevealedforthefirsttimethatincludesinterviewswithactualsurvivors from the ashram and the revealing of an “egg” used forattractingsynchronicityinducedtimetravel.Uptonow,thetruthabouttheculthasbeenvagueandindecisive,butthelegends,technologyandquantumtheorysurroundingtheculthavebeenmorethantangible.192pages,ISBN0-9678162-2-X,$19.95

Peter Moon’s collaboration with Joseph Matheny was a bigbreakthroughbecauseitgavefurtheranswerstomanyofthefascinatingmagical threads which had been uncovered inMontauk Revisited. Bythispoint in time,Peterwasalsosittingonmanymoreaspectsof thatstory,withparticularregardtotheBabalonWorkingandtheconnectionbetween Jack Parsons and L. RonHubbard, which had not been fullycommunicatedinhispreviouswork.Thesewerewrittenupandreleasedin:

SYNCHRONICITY&THESEVENTHSEALbyPeterMoon

Synchronicity&theSeventhSealThis is Peter Moon’s consummate work on Synchronicity. Beginningwith a brief scientific description (for the layman) of the quantumuniverse and how the quantum observer (the spirit) can or doesexperience the principle of synchronicity, we are taught thatsynchronicity is also an expression of the divine or infinite mind.Besidesexploringtheconceptandinfluencesofparalleluniverses,thisbook includes numerous personal experiences of the authorwhich notonly forges a pathway of how to experience and appreciatesynchronicity, but it goes very deep into the magical exploits ofintriguingcharacterswhosoughttotaptheultimatepowersofcreationandusethemforbetterorforworse.Thisnotonlyincludesthemostindepthanalysisandaccuratedepictionof theBabalonWorking inprintbutalsovariousanticsandbreakthroughsofthevariousplayersandthatwhich influenced them. These characters include the legacies andpersonas of Jack Parsons, Marjorie Cameron, L. Ron Hubbard andAleisterCrowley.PeterMoonadds exponential intrigue to themixbytellingusofhispersonalexperienceswiththesepeopleandtheirwakewhichleadstoevendeeperencounterswhichpenetratesthemysteriouslegacy of John Dee. Eventually, this pursuit of synchronicities leadsPeterMoontoamostintriguingandmysteriousencounterwithJosephMatheny, an adeptwhohas not only had similar experiences toPeter,but has his own version of a space-time project known asOng’sHat.Mathenyhasnotonlyhadincrediblesynchronicitieshimself,hecreatedone of the highest forms of artificial intelligence known to man, acomputer known as theMetamachinewhich is designed to precipitateand generate synchronicities. These many synchronicities lead to thebooks climax, a revelation of the true Seventh Seal. The proof isdelivered.Notheologiannoranyonehaseventriedtocountertheclaim.455pages,$29.95,ISBN0-9678162-7-0

After Synchronicity and the Seventh Seal was finished, Peter Moonwantedtocompleteatrailofinvestigationthathehadpursuedformany

yearsandthishadtodowithoccultphenomenasurroundinga“quantumrelic”hehadbeenmysteriouslyhandedwhenwritingabouttheMontaukPharoahs in Pyramids of Montauk. This “quantum relic” was sointerwoven into the fabric of his life that he realized that, in order topresentacompletepicture,hewouldhavetowritetwobooksinsteadofone.Thefirstbookwasautiobiographicalandincludesanindepthlookat Peter Moon’s personal association with L. Ron Hubbard. It wasdeemednecessarytowritethisbookbeforehecouldaddressthetopicofthe“quantumrelic.”

THEMONTAUKBOOKOFTHEDEADbyPeterMoon

TheMontaukBookoftheDeadA tale of the intrigue and power which hovers over the most sacredkernelofourexistence:thesecretsoflifeanddeath.Beginningwithhisearly years, PeterMoon reveals fascinating details of exactly how hebecame involved with Scientology and serendipitously ended upworking in thepersonalemployofL.RonHubbardaboard the latter’sfamous “mystery ship” whichwas called theApollo. Included in thisriveting account is the story of how L. Ron Hubbard, at the age oftwenty-seven, clinically “died”only todiscover that he could “remoteview.” From this state of consciousness,whichwould later be called“exterior,”hewasable toaccesswhathe termed theanswers toallofthequestions thathadeverpuzzledphilosophersor themindsofmen.Transcribingthisinformationintoaworkentitled“Excalibur,”whichisstill under lock and key to this day, he developed one of the mostcontroversial movements in history: Dianetics and Scientology. Thetruthandimportof theabovecanonlybeevaluatedbythealloutwarwhichwaswagedbygovernmentalforcesandspyagenciestoobtainthelegally construed rights to the above mentioned work and all of thedevelopments and techniques that ensued from it. Thi is the personalstory of PeterMoonwhich not only pierces themystery of death andrevealsfascinatingdetailsofhisyearsaboardL.RonHubbard’smysteryshipbutgivesthemostcandidandinsidelookeveratoneof themostcontroversialfiguresinrecenthistory.451pages,$29.95,ISBN978-0-9678162-3-4

When The Montauk Book of the Dead was completed, Peter Moonwouldfinallycorrelateinformationandexperienceshehadaccumulatedfortwelveyears,allofwhichsurroundedamysterious“quantumrelic”whichwas,infact,a1909playbillfromtheNewMontaukTheatrethatcontainedcrypticoccultmessageswhichareexpoundeduponinfullin:

THEMONTAUKBOOKOFTHELIVINGbyPeterMoon

TheMontaukBookoftheLiving

AstunningnewbookbyPeterMoonthattellshowhisresearchintotheMontaukPyramidsledtothediscoveryofamysteriousquantumrelic.ThisrelicnotonlyledtotheMatriarchoftheMontaukPharoahsbuthasopened the door to understanding the greatest mysteries of history.These include the occult biochemistry of an Amazonian Blue RacewhichfoundedtheEgyptiancultureandhonoredthefeminineprinciplethrough the star Sirius. These truths lead to the unveiling of thebiologicaltruthbehindtheVirginBirthandhowthisthemeintertwineswiththedescendantsoftheseAmazonswholivetodayandareknownasthe Blue People of the Saha ra. Other occult surprises include newrevealations concerningAleister Crowley’s TheBook of the Law thatdemonstrablyrevealsthattheancientswhobuiltthepyramidsofCairoandMarsknewdeepersecretsconcerningDNAthatourscientistsoftoday.ThepursuitofthesevariousthreadsleadstoPeterMoon’sencounterwithRedMedicine,theMedicineManoftheMontaukswhoisdestinedto fulfill the Second Coming of the Pharoahs, a time prophesied bynative elders which signals the return of ancient wisdom, universalbrotherhood and healing . This is also the riveting personal story ofPeterMoonwhich includes new streams of synchronicity that includethemysticalbackgroundbehindtheeventswhichledtotherevelationofthe Montauk Project. Old themes are revisited and more deeplyexplored,buttherearemorenewtwistsandturnsthanever.ThelegacyoftheMontaukPharoahsisexploredasneverbeforeandleadstomoretruth thancanbereadilybelievewhich isdesignedtolaunchaneweraonce prophesied by Native Elders as the Second Coming of thePharaohs, said to signal the return of ancient wisdom, universalbrotherhoodandhealing.384pages,$29.95,ISBN978-0-9678162-6-5

Althoughintriguingfollow-upshadbeendonewith thedatauncovered

in Montauk Revisited and Pyramids of Montauk, there was also anequally fascinating trail of data with regard to the Nazi-Tibetanconnection reserached in The Black Sun. This research is socontroversial and so proprietary to theGovernment that it is virtuallyimpossible to pursue beyond a certain point if one is going to useroutinejournalism.Takingsolidthreadsthatarebaseduponhardfactsof journalism, Peter Moon opted to penetrate the unknown or occultaspects of the Nazi-Tibetan story through an intuitive stream ofconsciousnessin:

SPANDAUMYSTERYbyPeterMoon

SpandauMysteryA historical novel by Peter Moon which reveals how the mysteriousdeathsofGeneralGeorgePattonandDeputyFuhrerRudolphHesswereintertwinedthroughtheNazi’ssecretflyingsaucertechnology.DirectedbyTibetanelders,theGermanssoughttoharnesstheVril,anenergysopowerfulthatitcanchangetheverynatureoftheelementsthemselves.Tosucceed,however,amajorchangewasrequired in theevolutionarydevelopment of the human species. A dramatic scenario of eventsunfolded, however, which not only ensured that this endeavor wassabotaged but included an undertaking designed to prevent humanityfromeverdiscoveringitsancientheritageandthesecretsoftheVril.Itwas against this backdrop that two of themost colorful characters ofWorldWarII,RudolphHessandGeorgeS.Patton,becameimmersedinanageoldbattleinvolvingthelegionsoflightanddarkness.TheendofWorldWarTwoprecipitatedmoreintrigueandstruggleforpowerthanthe war itself. Much of this centered around the secret projectssponsored by Rudolph Hess which included not only the Antarcticprojectbut theconstructionofVril flyingsaucers.Patton’s job,as thewar came to a close, was to recover the secret technology of theGermans and safeguard it forAmerican use.After accomplishing hismissionandcompilingaGermanhistoryofthewar,GeneralPattonwaskilledinadubiousaccident,themysteryofwhichhasneverbeensolvedandhasbeenmagnifiedbygovernmentrefusaltodeclassifythefileontheinvestigationofhisdeath.FarmoreconspicuousandpowerfulthanPattonwasRudolphHess, theDeputyFuhrerofGermany,whoflewtoEnglandin1941asanenvoyofpeaceandwasimprisonedfor lifeandsuspiciously killed just before his imminent release. The current ofintrigue and power which permeated these two individuals and led totheir downfallwas the same currentwhich led to a repatriationof theU.S. Government and an undermining of a constitutional governmentthat is run by and for the people. Besides technology, much of thisintrigue centered around the banking files theNazis confiscated fromtheFreemasons.Theefforttokeepthissecretisstillafactorintoday’s

politics. Itwas thus that Patton andHesswore different uniforms butsharedcommoninterestsandheldwithintheirgraspaforcesopowerfulthat, if harnessed, it might raise the ancient civilization of Atlantisitself. It was for this power that both were killed and so begins ourmystery. SpandauMystery is an historical novel andmurder mysteryfeaturing350pagesoffastandeasyreadingwhichpenetratesoneofthegreatest intrigues surrounding the Nazis and their occult interests inTibet: the ancient Dropa civilization, a group of “little people” whoclaimtodescendfromthestarsandwhosecorroboratingartificatshavebeenstudiedbyscientists foroverhalfacentury. Ifyouwould likeanewviewofworldhistory,orderandreadthisbooktoday.350pages,$22.00,ISBN978-0-9678162-4-1

As all of the aforementioned books were written and Peter Mooncontinued to report on various aspects of theMontauk phenomena, hemet a very unusual and intriguing scientist, Dr. David Anderson, anengineerandphysicistwhohadhisownTimeTravelResearchCenteronLongIsland.Thiswasaseriouslaboratorywheretimecouldbesloweddownor speededup ina self-contained field.Dr.AndersonalsohadaresearchcenterinRomaniaandeventuallyinvitedPetertothatcountryto lecture at a United Nations camp for youth. During this time, TheMontauk Project was translated into the Romanian language and wasultimatelyresponsibleforcreatingabrandnewpublishingcompanyinRomania, Daksha Publishing, which subsequently published what isarguably the most amazing story in the history of Mankind. It isintertwinedwithPeterMoon’sadventureswithDr.DavidAndersonin:

TRANSYLVANIANSUNRISEbyRaduCinamarwithPeterMoon

TransylvanianSunriseAmysteriousscientistbythenameofDavidAndersonmadeaneventfultrip to Romania in 1999. Dr. Anderson, who is credited by the U.S.governmentashavingdevelopedadvancedtime-warpfieldtechnology,established diplomatic connections on this trip to Romania where healso set up an advanced research facility dedicated to studying themathematics of time travel. Upon his return to theUnited States, Dr.Anderson visited Preston Nichols and Peter Moon, internationallyknown authors of “The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time,” andintroducedhimself.AtDr.Anderson’ssuggestion,acollaborationwithPeterMoonbeganwhichwasbrief,tenuousandeventuallyabortedduetosecurityconsiderationsasaresultofa logisticalattackonasimilartimeresearchcenterthathadbeensetuponLongIsland.Dr.Anderson’scontinued journeys toRomaniaeventually resulted inconnectingPeterMoonwithaRomanianpublisherandRaduCinamar,amemberof theRomanianIntelligenceService’soccultdepartment.Thepurposeofthiscollaboration has to do with what is arguably the most significantarchaeological discovery in the history of Mankind: a mysteriousholographic hall of records that utilizes technology far beyond theconceptsofmodern science.TransylvanianSunrise is the storyof thismysterious discovery and the political intrigue surrounding it, allcapablytoldbyRaduCinamar.AfterPeterMoonsecuredthepublishingrights to this remarkable story,Dr.Anderson invited him toRomaniawhere he has pursued these mysteries one step further. The story isinsidethisbookandwaitingtoberead.288pages,$22.00,ISBN978-0-9678162-5-8

The remarkable story told in Transylvania Sunrise is exceded in itssequel as it concerns themysterious factors and actual characters thatpecipitatedthemostamazingdiscoveryinthehistoryofMankind.PeterMoonalsocontributeswithreportsonhiscontinuedadventureswithDr.DavidAndersonanda journey to theruinsofanancientculture in theheartofTransylvaniain:

TRANSYLVANIAMOONRISEASECRET INITIATION INTHEMYSTERIOUSLANDOFTHEGODSbyRaduCinamarwithPeterMoon

TransylvanianMoonrise:ASecretInitiationintheMysteriousLandoftheGodsRadu Cinamar rose to prominence for his role in exposing the mostremarkablearchaeologicaldiscoveryinthehistoryofMankind:asecretchamberbeneath theRomanianSphinxcontainingholographic recordsof Earth’s history, bio-resonance imaging technology, and threemysterious tunnels leading to the deepest secrets of the Inner Earth.Despite thepolitical intrigue, turmoil and restriction around this greatdiscovery, the leader of the expedition enabledRaduCinamar to visitand explore these artifacts. Ever since, Radu’s life has been alabyrinthine adventure of strange events, clandestine liaisons andextraordinary people and circumstances. In Transylvanian Moonrise,RaduissoughtoutbythemysteriousTibetanlamawhoorchestratedthisdiscoverywhileworkingunderanaliasasDr.Xien,a secretagent forthe Chinese government. The enigmatic lama introduces Radu to acreature known as a yidam, an energetic and physical being who iscreatedbyasandmandala ritualandcan literallywarp thespace-timecontinuumandtakesRaduonamystical journeyfromTransylvania tothe mysterious Land of the Gods in Tibet where he receives a secretinitiation from the blue goddess Machandi. This is not only aremarkable story, but it is an initiation of the highest order that willbenefit anyone reading it.TransylvanianMoonrise:ASecret Initiationin the Mysterious Land of the Gods will take you far beyond yourordinary imagination in order to describe events that havemolded thepastandwillinfluencethefutureinthedecadesahead.288pages,$22.00,ISBN978-0-9678162-8-9

PLUSMOREFROMPETERMOON

THEMONTAUKPULSE:ACHRONICLEOFTIMEIssuedquarterly,everyWinter,Spring,SummerandFallbyPeterMoon

Anewsletterby thenameof theMontaukPulsewent intoprint in thewinter of 1993 to chronicle the events and discoveries regarding theongoing investigation of theMontauk Project by Preston Nichols andPeter Moon. It has remained in print and been issued quarterly eversince.Withaminimumofsixpagesandadistinct identityof itsown,The Pulse will often comment on details and history that do notnecessarilyfindtheirwayintobooks.Through1995,theMontaukPulsehas includedexcitingnewbreakthroughson theMontaukstoryaswellas similarly related phenomena like the Philadelphia Experiment andother space-time projects. Consequently, the scope of the Pulse wasexpanded to embrace any new phenomena concerning time travel orrelated events. It has been the leading publication when it comes tocoveringtheworkofDr.DavidAndersonandhis timetravelresearch.ThecostforasubscriptiontotheMontaukPulseis$20.00.Donotadashipping/handlingcharge,however,unlessyouareoutsidetheUSA.Insuch a case, please add $12.00. Back issues are available in threevolumesof24issueseach(spanningsixyears).Eachindividualvolumeis$30.00each.Seeorderform.

THEMONTAUKPULSE—ACHRONICLEOFTIMEVOLUMEI—Issues1-24(Winter1993throughFall1998)

THEMONTAUKPULSE—ACHRONICLEOFTIMEVOLUMEII—Issues1-24(Winter1999throughFall2004)

THEMONTAUKPULSE—ACHRONICLEOFTIMEVOLUMEIII—Issues1-24(Winter1999throughFall2004)

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