Newsletter 19.05.2010

Dear Newsletter-Reader,

Where did the flowers all come from?

So many things are true that are forbidden to say or write. Many of these things are exceptionally simple, but they are so far from the “reality” that is depicted by the rules of society that you "simply can't say them."

One of these things is about the flowers. I've been going to the island of Mainau about once a week now since spring really came into bloom. During this time I have watched many hundreds of people walked through the gardens. Very few of them grasp the value of the flowers or the message that the flowers are giving us.

The flowers are there to remind us of the basis of our being. That basis is love. Why are so many of the flowers there in such brilliant colors? There is no true biological reason for that. The only reason is that they are there to express themselves. And, this expression is a reminder of the true basis of all things.

One of the rules is that you are not supposed to talk about love. Love is a word no one is supposed to use. Oh yes, people do use the word in reference to romantic love, but even that you are not supposed to talk about. They do use the word in a false sense in advertising. But use the word in science or the business world, and people are going to avoid you. Use that word just once in the “wrong” place, and you are branded as a weirdo forever.

How can we humans have forgotten where we come from? How can we be doing to the environment what we are doing? How can we cause such oil spills as that in the Gulf of Mexico? How can we destroy our economies to such a degree that we ensure depression for years to come?

How can the people who come to Mainau just walk through the gardens thinking "oh that's nice" or "what lovely flowers" and not stop and spend some time with the flowers to find out what they truly have to say to us?

There is a message in the flowers. They are telling us something. They are telling us to stop what we are doing and to realize the truth, that love is the basis of all things. And, if we begin to realize this deep within our cells, we are going to change our lives and to change our planet.

The basis of all life is not hate and greed and getting out of life what you want only for yourself. The basis of life is a just society of mutual respect and of true democracy. The basis of life is also respect for our planet, for our selves and for each other.

If I even mention where the flowers truly come from, how energies from the stars intersect our planet and what the intention of these energies is, people will think I am exceptionally weird. What would you think, if I told you that the true origin of the tulips is from a distant star and there is a message that this star has about the true origin of our species, and that this true origin is very far from the “scientific” explanation of how we came about to be.

Knowledge is considered to be dangerous on our planet. Everything has to be corroborated by “scientific proof” in our society, or it is deemed as absurd and foolish.

Is it absurd to heed the message of the stars in the tulips? It is very absurd not to heed their message. What if our survival depends on it?

Andrew Terker

PS: We have reserved a contingent of hotel rooms for the Mainau seminar in June. If you wish to attend, please contact us.