Theos-Talk Archives (May 2000 Message tt00271)

Surprising to me.

Todd Lorentz wrote:

> There are many well-known public figures who are
> now stepping forward to confirm that they have met Maitreya and believe he
> is the Christ.  One of these public figures is Wayne Peterson - a recently
> retired US diplomat who is currently publishing a book on his experiences
> with the Masters during his 20 year career with the US government
> diplomatic Services.  Another well-known public figure is former Soviet
> leader Gorbechev.  President Bush sent two separate envoys to see Maitreya
> in London during the Gulf War, and the Vatican has sent several top aides
> to meet with Maitreya also.

Todd, are you sure this is not a neo-myth (or neo-lie) of the New Age thinkers?
The result of something like a message after "channeling"? Or something even more
perishable?

I am sincerely interested in what you are saying, so please IŽd like you to say
which are the proofs of that information, real proofs.

The Vatican trying to meet with Maitreya ... WasnŽt it said in the Bible that the
Christ would come back in his full glory?, that every nation of the world would
recognize him?  (wich makes me personally think in the Kalki Avatara coming to
terminate the present Kali Yuga, and originate the New Golden Age, the really New
Age).

There has been nothing like that still.  Just people saying always (as it was
informed us that there would happen) that the Christ is here, or the Christ is
there.

I just think that if we believed in all the New Age thinkers, the Christ would
have come in this century, in different persons, a lot of times.  But the Kali
Yuga still goes on.

I repeat that I am very interested in what you are saying, but if you donŽt want
that we considere you just as a "believer" more of one " modern guru" more, it
would be very important (for the truth, and for all of us), that you can indicate
the proofs of what you are saying.

Friendly,


DAVID C.



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