Rebel Angels in Exile: Pleiadians, Watchers, and the Spiritual Quickening of Humanity

93 Pages·2014·0.63 MB·English

by  Timothy Wyllie

Rebel Angels
IN
Exile

“If it is true that the Urantia Revelation accurately depicts our prehistory, then
this new volume—like the previous two in the series—is an astonishing
revelation in its own right. The high drama and vivid characters he depicts
riveted my attention from beginning to the end.”
BYRON BELITSOS, AWARD-WINNING PUBLISHER AND COAUTHOR OF THE
ADVENTURE OF BEING HUMAN
“Timothy has done us all an important favor by sharing his well-developed,
extensive, and carefully considered personal cosmology in his many books.
Based in part on the Urantia framework, he has taken its concepts and made
them relevant and accessible for us all. His personal stories illustrate esoteric
concepts in remarkable ways. The power of the elegant artistry in his words is
reflected in the memes he has created that have become part of our current
culture. Timothy Wyllie is an important and underappreciated elder who has
much to offer anyone who takes the time to read his works.”
SCOTT TAYLOR, AUTHOR OF
SOULS OF THE SEA: DOLPHINS, WHALES, AND HUMAN DESTINY
PRAISE FOR OTHER WORKS BY TIMOTHY WYLLIE
“Confessions of a Rebel Angel is Timothy Wyllie’s magnum opus. This saga is
brilliant, arresting, and fulfilling, a true story of the esoteric secrets that fester
in the human heart that are now awakening the human spirit. Georgia, a juicy
and witty rebel angel, comes to us through Wyllie’s engrossing and engaging
prose—a totally balanced story of humankind’s evolution and struggles with
the forces of the dark and the light. If you want the real truth about the fallen
angels, read this book!”
BARBARA HAND CLOW, AUTHOR OF
AWAKENING THE PLANETARY MIND: BEYOND THE TRAUMA OF THE PAST TO A NEW
ERA OF CREATIVITY
“Read The Return of the Rebel Angels! Timothy Wyllie’s mammoth
reconfiguration of humankind’s imprinted perceptions rips apart concepts and
questions, dissolving the mysterious shadow worlds and interlaced realms of
science to brilliantly expose its reluctant but imminent surrender to strings of
holographic universes he calls the Multiverse. Once reason is defeated the fun
really starts as Wyllie’s writing explodes joyously, using The Urantia Book as
a cornerstone for comprehension of the past and all futures. Suddenly his
proposition seems eminently plausible. Quite a mindblower . . . it’s a delicious
meal of mind and vision.”
GENESIS BREYER P-ORRIDGE, AUTHOR OF
THEE PSYCHICK BIBLE AND 30 YEARS OF BEING CUT-UP
“Revolt of the Rebel Angels and its series is recommended to everyone who is
interested in where we have been and where we are going as a planet and as
individuals. It will explain a little of what is out there. Once again I can hardly
wait for the next volume.”
NEW DAWN MAGAZINE
Whereas angels were once the epitome of beauty and goodness,
now, in our time, they are irrelevant.
Materialism and science have banished them to nonexistence, a sphere as
indeterminate as purgatory.
It used to be that humanity believed in angels implicitly, intuitively, not with
our minds but with our very souls.
Now we need proof. We need material, scientific data that will verify
without a doubt their reality.
Yet what a crisis would occur if the proof existed!
What would happen, do you suppose,
if the material existence of angels could be verified?
DANIELLE TRUSSONI, ANGELOLOGY

The Gnostics might well have said:
We who are in the know, who think for ourselves and see through the sham,
have been enlightened by a hidden God far above, who is free of all this
impossible system under which the world suffers.
This hidden God frees us—He does not enslave us.
JAMES M. ROBINSON, THE SECRETS OF JUDAS
Acknowledgments
Although it might seem odd to some, my most heartfelt appreciation must first
go to the Watcher Georgia, who came into my life just when I thought I’d
completed the obligation I’d taken on to write the three books of The DETA
Factor. It was to be one book every ten years to explore and record the impact
nonhuman intelligences were having at this crucial point in Earth’s history. Then
I could get out of this writing business and back to my drawing board. But along
came Georgia with her need and desire to tell all. How could I possibly refuse?!
This series of Georgia’s Confessions, of which this book, Rebel Angels in
Exile, is the third volume, have been an all-consuming passion for me these past
few years, so I’ve appreciated the work that Anne Dillon, who edited my
previous books, has put into this volume. Celestial and interplanetary politics are
complex and not easy to grasp, so Anne’s input has been an invaluable help in
showing what needs further clarification.
Once again I’ve been fortunate to work with my project editor, Chanc
VanWinkle Orzell, who not only appears adept at keeping an improbable
number of balls in the air simultaneously, bringing the focus of a ballet dancer
and a sensitive, first-class intelligence to bear on the final and most important
stage of the editing process. She pulls it all together, and quite magically (from a
writer’s point of view) she is guaranteed to improve it. Many thanks, Chanc, for
your patience and caring, and I look forward to working with you again if we
have the opportunity.
As I’ve done with Georgia’s previous books, I sent this volume in manuscript
form to Susan P. Marie for her to dowse each sentence and concept in Georgia’s
reporting for its truth content. I find this helpful and encouraging when there are
only a small handful of queries in a book. Writing as I do with Georgia has some
of the qualities of skydiving (the faith it’s going to work this time); surfing (the
confidence to think I can stay on the wave); and tight-rope walking (it’s all a
question of balance), so I’m indebted to Susan for her encouragement in
uncharted territories. It was in the latter part of this volume that her dowsing
showed positive on one of Georgia’s most intriguing speculations—one I hardly
dared think might be so—a revelation that deeply affects every one of us.
Robert Davis of the Daynal Institute is one of the few people who has read all
Georgia’s volumes to date and has been consistently encouraging for the work to
get into print. Robert’s profound and unique understanding of that most difficult
of cosmologies, The Urantia Book, and his approval of Georgia’s insights and
the questions she seeks to tease out of history have helped give me courage to
continue.
As my avocation is graphic art I always like to drop in a handful of my
graphic pieces that I find can connect with the reader, sometimes in a more
direct way. I also include two of the more elaborate graphics (plates 3 and 5) that
Juno (June Atkin Sanders)—my beloved “Artner”—and I do collaboratively.
These are large Prismacolor on watercolor paper that we send back and forth
through snail mail, each adding our contributions until it’s finished. Juno and I
have been working together for almost thirty years, and I believe we’ve drawn
out the best in one another—and that could not make me happier or more
grateful.
As these books of Georgia’s are gaining a readership, I’ve started to receive
the most supportive and encouraging letters from an unexpectedly wide group of
people who find some resonance in her narrative and that her words are helping
open up their own secret doors. As you’ve been waiting long for this volume,
you’ll be likely reading these words, and, as you know who you are, I won’t
mention names. But I do thank you, all of you for your open-hearted responses.
Having said that, how could I not express my appreciation to Kathleen B. M.; to
Jason H.; to Roberta G; Gordon P.; Martin G.; to Urszula B.; and to Magi, and
Viola, and Yana; to my friends in Europe and new friends in Santa Fe; and to all
my readers not mentioned, my gratitude for your encouragement and support—
and keep reading. They get better by the volume.
I continue to feel blessed to have my books picked up by Inner Traditions •
Bear & Company, the very publisher I would have chosen had they not got to me
first. For that I can thank Jon Graham, the publisher’s acquisitions editor, in
particular, for recognizing the value of this work and constantly surprising me by
accepting the next volume; and to John Hays, the director of sales and
marketing, and his team, for having the confidence to sell them. Making a book
takes many talents, some of which an author is unaware and others—like Peri
Swan’s continuingly inventive cover design and Virginia Scott Bowman’s
elegant text design and layout—are more visible; but regardless, I’m deeply
thankful for the love and attention you put into my books. And to those who
make the final decision as to whether to publish or not—to the publisher Ehud
Sperling, to Jeanie Levitan, the editor in chief, and to Janet Jesso, the managing
editor—goes my deepest gratitude for choosing to publish these volumes of
Georgia’s Confessions when you must receive so many excellent books. I’m also
most grateful to Manzanita Carpenter for the diligent work she does to publicize
my books. Having once worked in that field myself, I can admire her
persistence. I know what it entails.
I also express my special appreciation to Barbara Hand Clow, who I sense is
working behind the scenes to see these books of Georgia’s get into print. She has
long been a supporter of my work, republishing my first book, Dolphins ETs &
Angels, in 1992 and publishing my second, Dolphins Telepathy & Underwater
Birthing, in 1993, so I was delighted and thankful she also took a liking to
Georgia’s writings.
It may seem a little ingenuous to thank Georgia when she herself is so
thankful to have an outlet for her words and that she can be of help to others, but
I’m thankful to her anyway. Neither of us could have written it without the other.
And I’ve been writing with angels long enough to know the help I receive from
them over the long and lonely haul of writing books. Whether I perceive you or
not, I know you’re there, and I thank all of you, my invisible allies, for your love
and the constancy of your enthusiasm.
As readers will know from my books over the past thirty years, as well as
from the work of others who can see beneath the fear and confusion of everyday
life, I have no doubt we’ve chosen to incarnate on Earth at this absolutely
fulcrum point in human development. To all appearances, life is getting worse.
Yet if I read Georgia correctly there are now well over one hundred million rebel
angels incarnated as human beings, and as each wakes up to her or his true
heritage and their reason for being here, the helping hand the planet so
desperately needs will reveal itself, as naturally as a flower opening, to effect a
transformation so gentle and profound we’ll laugh at our preposterous fantasies
of Armageddon.
And for knowing that I am truly grateful to my angels.
Note to the Reader
Regarding a Glossary of Terms
and the Angelic Cosmology
In this work the author has coined or provided
specialized definitions of certain words, some of which
are derived from The Urantia Book, a key source text. A
list of these terms and their meanings has been
provided in the glossary at the back of this book for your
ready reference. The reader will find a brief overview of
the Angelic Cosmology, also drawn from The Urantia
Book, in the appendix.
Contents
Cover Image
Title Page
Epigraph
Acknowledgments
Preface: My Collaboration with a Watcher Angel
Introduction: My Life as a Watcher
Chapter 1: The Raison d’Être of the Process Church
Chapter 2: Reflections on the Visitors’ Meeting
Chapter 3: In Disgrace Again
Chapter 4: The Subpersonality Returns
Chapter 5: Dreams of the Divine Twins
Chapter 6: Lemurian Technology
Chapter 7: Catharsis in Palermo
Chapter 8: A Meeting with Lucifer
Chapter 9: A Violent Absorption
Chapter 10: Impending Doom
Chapter 11: Arriving in America
Chapter 12: The Watcher’s Tale
Chapter 13: An Arranged Marriage
Chapter 14: Nested Hierarchies
Afterword: Unknown Territory