Berny Vernados

About the books

The importance of prophecies and mystical messages in human history is enormous, both in the positive and negative sense of the word. All religions, spiritual, esoteric, occult teachings, their causes, and consequences, have their origin in them. Without them, who knows how humanity would have developed and where it would be today? Entire nations and cultures are massively influenced by them, both in a bad and a good sense of the word. It’s hard to imagine what people would be left with and what they would deal with in their minds if they wouldn’t have news “from above”. This applies especially in difficult situations, when a person’s life circumstances become critically worse or when his consciousness is put in front of the threat of the gate of Death; then even the biggest rejecter will once again look up to the heavens and ask God for help.

Basically, every person comes into contact with mysticism and prophecies in the course of his life, influenced by them in some way, and it does not matter whether he admits the truth of their existence or not. For example, I guess everyone knows biblical stories, full of prophecies and parables. However, this book is not about the Bible but rather describes the world from the perspective of ON (All That Is), man, and other beings who have been with humanity throughout the ages, directly, indirectly, or remotely.

The difference between prophecy and mysticism is great. Prophecy is simplified because it is just taking ready-made formulated information from a “divine” being and passing it on to the people, either by spoken word or in written form. The only thing a prophet needs is a connection to someone/something who will pass on the information to him under certain agreed, announced, or secret conditions. Prophecy is essentially channeling, into which a person enters voluntarily, is led into it, or is forced upon him. Channeling is similar to talking on the phone; it is similar to when a person dials the phone number of a being with whom he wants to connect, and someone “from above” answers the call. It also works in the opposite direction, and the person accepts the “telephone” call voluntarily or involuntarily; or the incoming channeled “call” to a person is taken by his Spirit, or an Artificial Spirit, to expose him to certain situations. Someone “from above” or “from below” will tell the person something in a telepathic monologue, or there will be mutual communication and a dialogue.

Prophecies and prophets

A prophet is someone who is in contact with a “divine” being and speaks on behalf of that being. It serves as an intermediary between the being and humanity by delivering ready-made messages, principles of life, commands, or spiritual teachings from a supernatural source to other people. The messages can be given to the prophet “from above” through the mental path of persistent thoughts, or directly by an internal clear voice that announces something to him, and the prophet passes on the message in the state in which he received it. Prophecies are clearly defined lessons; they are specific words and sentences. The message a prophet delivers is called a prophecy. So a prophet is someone who conveys messages from the deity to people; these include various aspects of intervening in people’s lives. Messages include, for example, God’s laws, commandments, and occasional predictions of future events. 

A prophet hears a distinct message by thought, or by an (inner) voice. A message received in this way can also follow immediately upon receiving a mental allegorical scene, a dream film that is involuntarily shared by the prophet with mental entities that try to explain it to him, often to their advantage, manipulatively and deceptively, or truthfully. In such a case, the prophet does not ask anything from anyone, nor does he have time to do so, because the Entity immediately works into his mind’s consciousness an explanation of what the mental scene or dream event means. Here it depends on the higher intuition of the prophet, which internally radiates to him the level of acceptance or non-acceptance of the message, but the Entity does not see deeply into that, because its level does not reach there. Prophecies are also the direct transmission and reception of messages from various extraterrestrial, astral beings, or from mental beings from a lower mental level. They are concretely formulated words, sentences, phrases, or entire chapters that a “higher” being or entity delivered to a person-contactee.

Mysticism

A mystic is a person inspired by his archetypal gift. He perceives things that other people cannot perceive, or do not understand and cannot express in words. The mystic is balanced on all levels, reaching into realms beyond our physical world, where people cannot reach with their hands or see with their eyes. The mystic draws inspiration from a higher mental plane; circling around the mystical message, he describes various aspects of what lies unattainable at its center, something that cannot be directly expressed in language and is formless; the mystic gives it shape and expresses it in words. In mysticism, the symbolism of images and parables of the ethereal mental sphere is manifested by the Word. Dream metaphors, astral phenomena and other similes of mystical sensations come from this level, which is a summary of what has been accepted into it as suitable for completing an adequate cognitive and informational environment.

To receive transcendental wisdom, a person must open up, think and feel intuitively what comes to his mind and not just mindlessly accept what some kind of “divine”, ethereal, astral or extraterrestrial being or mental entity puts into his mind. The most suitable combination of receiving and interpreting information from ON (God) seems to be mysticism, to a certain extent and carefully connected with prophecies.