We created a monster decades ago with the birth of the atomic bomb. Simply trying to tame this monster, however, is proving to be unreasonable and detrimental to our planet and its inhabitants. When Albert Einstein was asked what a future global war might entail, he wisely replied, “I do not know with what weapons World War 3 will be fought, but World War 4 will be fought with sticks and stones.” Although he and his contemporaries discovered the means to produce the atomic bomb, Mr. Einstein went on to become a vocal opponent of the future use of such catastrophic weapons.
More than a handful of countries around the world – Western, Middle Eastern, and Asian – currently have in their possession large stockpiles of the most dangerous type of device ever invented by man. Today’s advanced nuclear bombs, if used in any large scale war, could destroy all human and sub-human life forms.
World leaders gathered together on September 24, 2009 in an unprecedented UN Security Council meeting focused on thwarting the proliferation of nuclear weapons and controlling fissile material. It was a rare brainstorming session directly between heads of major governments, as opposed to their ministers and ambassadors. What comes out of it may be a step forward for all who desire a nuclear free future.
It is not just the wartime use of nuclear weapons, though, that makes them dangerous. Even the ongoing detonation testing produces serious repercussions on Mother Nature’s sensitive body. According to a teacher named Maitreya, known by many as the head of the esoteric hierarchy, there is a difference between energy manipulation and the naturally evolving forms of energy use. The latter avoids disturbance and maintains equilibrium with the natural environment. In one of his many publicly disseminated teachings, Maitreya points to a connection between certain apparently "natural" disasters and the destructive experiments of modern day militaries:
An example of energy use would be a windmill, which uses wind power, while the ‘controlled’ underground explosion of a nuclear bomb is energy manipulation. The latter disturbs a balance in the Earth and ultimately can and does result in earthquakes. The recent earthquake in Burma which also affected neighboring countries was the end result of underground nuclear explosions carried out in the USA, the USSR, China, Pakistan, and India. Human beings are linked to one another.
The moment you have a thought it can, in principle, be picked up by anyone, anywhere.
Nuclear weapons are interlinked via energy and thought formation. If you play around with subatomic particles, the equilibrium of creation is disturbed.
The energy behind all acts of nature and all mental acts is one. When a negative current loses its ‘consort’, positive current, it goes haywire. Natural disasters are linked to men’s actions. (August 1988) *
In October 1988, Maitreya warned a major earthquake would soon hit the USSR. Interestingly, on December 7, 1988 a powerful earthquake struck northwest Armenia, a Soviet republic with 3.5 million people. The forecast also mentioned floods and a pattern of unusual air crashes. These, he explained, are not so much predictions as they are natural effects of causes by man himself. Underground nuclear testing, and its disturbance of the primary elements of nature, affects human beings and even weather cycles. He says, "Since man-made items such as airplanes are equally composed of atoms, when these patterns are interfered with, crashes are inevitable."
* Maitreya's Teachings: The Laws of Life, pg 88, 91. Share International Foundation, 2005, ISBN 90-71484-31-9
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