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	Aetherius Society - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Aetherius Society is an organization founded by Dr.
		According to members of the Aetherius Society, the history of the Society is as follows:
		The Aetherius Society believes such "missions" averted and helped to bring relief to many disasters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aetherius_Society (1348 words)

	Dr. Christopher Evans - Cults of Unreason - Jesus is Alive and Well and Living on Venus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is the Aetherius Society, which numbers its supporters in thousands, has branches in most English-speaking countries and offers a complete religious package-deal including prayers, chants, complex rituals, arduous pilgrimages and a fantastic and far-flung philosophy geared to the terminology and iconography of the space age.
		Aetherius declared himself to be the spokesman of the Interplanetary Parliament which met on the planet Saturn and brought the news that this august body had agreed on George King as their `primary terrestrial channel'.
		The holy mountains are now, to members of the Aetherius Society, special pilgrimage points and it is believed that an ascent to the spot where their emblem is painted brings considerable spiritual benefit to the individual and also to mankind.
	www.whyaretheydead.net /krasel/books/evans/jesus.html?FACTNet (5104 words)

	George King (Aetherius Society) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He stopped his job and founded the new religious movement Aetherius Society to convey the messages of these extraterrestrials.
		The society's biography of their "Cosmic Master" records how King became fascinated with yogic meditation, which he would practise for 8 to 12 hours a day despite holding down full-time jobs.
		King also developed his own psychic ability, the energy of which he channelled into spiritual healing, and he believed he was on the verge of curing certain forms of cancer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_King_(Aetherius_Society) (236 words)

	Marburg Journal of Religion (December 1999) John A Saliba
		The Aetherius Society, one of the most well-known flying-saucer religions,[3] was founded in the mid-1950s by the late George King (1919-1997) who claimed to have received continual communications, through physical contact, trance, and telepathy, from various extraterrestrial beings who stem mainly from different planets in our solar system.
		One of the Aetherius Society's main beliefs is the existence of a kind of pantheon of beings, referred to as Interplanetary Intelligences, who form a spiritual hierarchy concerned with the welfare of planet Earth.
		It is, therefore, likely that the Aetherius Society will continue to function as a small religious movement or organization where belief in flying saucers is central and whose main mission is to protect the Earth from evil forces and prepare it for the millennium.
	web.uni-marburg.de /religionswissenschaft/journal/mjr/saliba.html (7380 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Aetherius Society
		King founded the Aetherius Society the following year as a vehicle through which these Cosmic Transmissions could be disseminated to the rest of humanity.
		Among its multifacited work, the Society engages in what are called 'Cosmic Missions', which are performed for the sake of humanity and the planet Earth.
		Mikeal Rotstein (see references) wrote that the society's mission strategy is such that it does not mention George King's near divine status to prospective converts because members realize that potential converts would be skeptical of King's status.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Aetherius_Society (423 words)

	The Religious Movements Homepage: The Aetherius Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Society offers three kinds of membership: (1) "full," which involves active participation in its activities, (2) "associate," for those who support the aims of the society but do not assume an active role, and (3) "friend," which refers to those who are sympathetic to the Society’s views.
		The society's religious beliefs encompass the root teachings of world religions, relying heavily on the Theosophical tradition, scientific findings and developments, and a cosmic view of humanity which they claim to have received from the extraterrestrials who are referred to as Cosmic Masters.
		Aetherius Society members believe that the Cosmic Masters on other planets are beings who have learned to control the vibratory rate of their energy level and have chosen to exist permanently on a higher realm of consciousness (Aetherius Society, "Hear the Cosmic Masters").
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/aetherius.html (3219 words)

	UFO religion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		UFO religions have predominately developed in technologically advanced societies, particularly the United States, but also in Canada, France and the United Kingdom.
		The Aetherius Society is a group founded in the United Kingdom in the 1950s.
		Its founder, George King, claimed to have been contacted telepathically by an alien intelligence called Aetherius, who represented an "Interplanetary Parliament." According to Aetherians, their Society acts as a vehicle through which "Cosmic Transmissions" can be disseminated to the rest of humanity.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/UFO_religion (1094 words)

	Date: Tue Nov 09 1993 16:32:00 To: ALL Subj: UFOs and Gym Shoes UFO - Of UFOs and gym shoe
		The Aetherius Society was founded by George King, the son of a Shropshire schoolteacher.
		This was described to me by Dr Richard Lawrence, the secretary of the society, as "an extension of the Sermon on the Mount".
		In London, the society has occupied the same Fulham Road premises for 35 years: a shop-front decorated with a fading picture of King, society literature and posters for courses in healing and psychic powers.
	www.skepticfiles.org /ufo2/uforelig.htm (862 words)

	Aetherius Society - Article from FactBug.org - the fast Wikipedia mirror site
		The Aetherius Society is an organisation founded by George King in 1955.
		The Aetherius Society were once asked to prove their claims.
		However, the society later claimed, this spacecraft was invisible to all but their members, so as not to cause a panic.
	www.factbug.org /cgi-bin/a.cgi?a=1532436 (495 words)

	AETHERIUS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is the name adopted by the Venusian Cosmic Master under whose auspices The Aetherius Society was formed and advised through George King, with the view to establishing a metaphysical organisation independent of all other occult societies.
		Aetherius is based on Venus, but his activities range further than this particular solar system.
		It is to be hoped that he has trained his staff well, as much depends on The Aetherius Society in the turbulent years ahead.
	www.users.bigpond.com /phdaley/aetherius.htm (113 words)

	Fruitless Labour: The aetherius society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		On that show that I was watching about Blue John last night (which inspired this post) there was also something about the "aetherius society"...a...erm...new age religion - yeah (is being very careful to avoid the c-word [no, not THAT c-word dumbarse]).
		Anyway, they have ties to the Derbyshire area (which is what the show was about BTW) because they believe several mountains around the world are charged with energy - one of which is a place in Derbyshire.
		I cam across this society when I was studying in Hull.
	www.fruitlesslabour.co.uk /archives/2005/07/the_aetherius_s.html (447 words)

	Religious Movements Homepage: UFO Cults (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In 1954, Sir King George was choosen to found the Aetherius Society.
		The Aetherius Society believes that the human race is at a crossroad.
		All institutions that form the culture of society will reflect a new spiritual force in the realization that we are all brothers and sisters of the infinite under the guidance of advanced spiritual beings.
	religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu /nrms/ufos.html (4958 words)

	World Of The Strange - Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		In the US, the Society was incorporated in 1960 as a non-profit religious, scientific, and educational organization.
		The Society is a metaphysical, channeling organization whose founder/president, Sir George King, is a Western Master of Yoga and who has been in contact with Extraterrestrial Intelligences for over 35 years.
		The Society's objective is to explain the presence of UFOs around the Earth and to make known knowledge given to their president by Advanced Beings who reside in this Solar System.
	www.worldofthestrange.com /modules.php?name=Encyclopedia&op=content&tid=963 (343 words)

	UFO CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED!
		As controversy rages over the recent Alaskan UFO sighting, The Aetherius Society, whose headquarters is based in Hollywood, CA, has launched a national campaign calling for the truth on this most vital, contemporary issue: the UFO phenomenon.
		The Aetherius Society, led by its Founder/President Sir George King, has campaigned internationally since 1955 for world governments to release the truth about UFOs.
		The Aetherius Society, a registered non-profit organization, has decided to fulfill this public educational need.
	j_kidd.tripod.com /b/142.html (533 words)

	Stefan Isaksson - New Religious UFO Movements: Extraterrestrial Salvation in Contemporary America - AnthroBase
		Unarius Academy of Science and the Aetherius Society, both founded in the 1950s, and the Raelian Religion, which came into existence two decades later, are three of the most long-lived so-called flying saucer cults that started as a result of the contactee movement.
		The Aetherius Society has moved away from simply being an explanatory tool for the flying saucers and become a complex religious belief system that includes an extraterrestrial hierarchy of various spiritual masters and such concepts as universal karma and religious healing.
		The Aetherius Society sees their prayers to be a very important sacred act that they perform for the benefit of all mankind.
	www.anthrobase.com /Txt/I/Isaksson_S_01.htm (19744 words)

	James Randi Educational Foundation — An Encyclopedia of Claims, Frauds, and Hoaxes of the Occult and Supernatural
		It is now an international movement, holding regular meetings in which an entity known as “Mars, Sector Six” introduces the faithful to the Master Aetherius, who is, we are told, 3,496 years old, more or less.
		A journal, Cosmic Voice, is published by the society to bring news of the thriving civilization on Venus to the population of Earth.
		This naive view of basic biology is embraced by the society.
	www.randi.org /encyclopedia/Aetherius%20Society.html (270 words)

	Home Page
		The Aetherius Society is a worldwide spiritual organization dedicated to help heal and uplift humanity.
		This new yoga is based on the wisdom of the spiritual traditions of old as well as new wisdom released by advanced spiritual masters in response to humanity's scientific advancement and its dire need.
		In The Aetherius Society we believe and practice the motto "Service is the Jewel in the Rock of Attainment".
	www.aetherius.org (220 words)

	Ufology and Religion
		The Aetherius Society was formed in 1954 by George King and was the first group for UFO contactees.
		He claims that in 1954 he was given messages from a being named Aetherius who was orbiting the earth in a spacecraft.
		The Aetherius Society even took credit for ending the Cold War through prayer and also for saving California from being submerged due to an earthquake.
	clam.rutgers.edu /~sueberu/religion.html (994 words)

	UFO NEWS UK Volume 1 No. 8
		The Aetherius Society corrected them saying that this event was foretold and written in their archives 17 years earlier.
		Years of negotiation with the Aetherius Society and the Governments are solving these problems, said Dr Ray.
		This meeting held by the Aetherius Society, didn't give them the information they went along for and did not answer any of their questions.
	www.ufoinfo.com /ufonewsuk/v01/0108.shtml (4889 words)

	Aetherius Society; George King (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Aetherius Society; UFO believers; founder: 'Sir' George King (died 1997)
		Maharishi, Aetherius Society, and predictions; Amsterdam 1997, CESNUR conference
		Benjamin Creme is ex-vice president of the Aetherius Society
	www.stelling.nl /simpos/aetherius.htm (28 words)

	Weird Wiltshire - UFO News Archive
		Dr Richard Lawrence, a former London comprehensive teacher with a degree in music and drama, is now full-time secretary and a director of the Aetherius Society, a group which crosses all political and religious boundaries.
		The Society believes in and monitors the millions of UFO sightings each year, as well as promoting yoga, alternative medicine, psychic and spiritual healing and using dowsing to find water.
		The Society's office in London, they are based on all five continents, receives around 600 reports of UFO sightings each year.
	www.weirdwiltshire.co.uk /ufos/220888.html (448 words)

	File: /files/New-Files/20000531/the_aetherius_society_a_cosmic_concept.txt
		Posted Fri, 3-Jul-1998 05:06:40 GMT Current Articles: The Aetherius Society is a worldwide Spiritual Brotherhood dedicated to the salvation and enlightenment of mankind.
		The Aetherius Society was visualized into existence by Saint Goo-Ling, an Ascended Master in The Spiritual Hierarchy Of Earth, also known as The Great White Brotherhood.
		The Aetherius Society publishes the dates of each Magnetization Period so that people can tune into, and utilize, this extra Spiritual Energy, regardless of Religious beliefs.
	www.beyond-the-illusion.com /files/New-Files/20000531/the_aetherius_society_a_cosmic_concept.txt (2998 words)

	The True Spiritual Path: What it really means to live a spiritual life
		At their peak, the Aetherius Society had several thousand members, but the group membership has been on the wane since King's death in 97.
		You will find The Aetherius Society at the London Mind, Body, Spirit Festivals every year, not ostensibly recruiting new members, although like all cults this is no doubt the hidden agenda, but selling dousing pendulums and books that allow a person to develop psychic powers.
		In modern society, it can be difficult finding these holy people, for when you do find them they are themselves the very last to know that they are holy.
	www.energygrid.com /spirit/2004/08ap-spiritualpath.html (1832 words)

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		In simpler societies the relationship is managed through a shaman, or witch-doctor figure, chosen by a village or tribe.
		The tasks set for members of the Aetherius Society are usually of charging 'spiritual batteries' for the use and protection of suffering humanity, at various sites around the Earth.
		Though the Aetherius Society covers the contradictions with the cloak of invisibility it is noticeable that as the space programme has extended its reach, so the belief groups have extended to parts of the galaxy well beyond the reach of scientific knowledge!
	www.anomalies.net /archive/rutger-mirror/to-be-merged/cults (2073 words)

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		The Aetherius Society was Visualized by Saint Goo-Ling, a Member of The Spiritual Hierarchy of Earth(The Great White Brotherhood) under the direction of highly evolved extraterrestrials, known as Cosmic Masters.
		In 1954 a Western Master of Yoga, Sir George King was chosen to found the Aetherius Society.
		The Aetherius Society publishes the dates of each Magnetization Period so that all can tune in and utilize this extra Spiritual Energy, regardless of religious beliefs.
	www.darkconspiracy.com /alienufo/misc/aeth.txt (1510 words)

	Dr. Christopher Evans - Cults of Unreason - INDEX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Aetherius Society, 150-1, 153- 7, 159, 160-1, 162, 167, 179, 212
		Jesus Christ, 13, 122, 167, 252; and the claims of the Aetherius Society, 154-5, 158, 162, 167
		Venus, and the Aetherius Society, 152, 154, 155; and Dr Rampa, 244-5, 246
	www.whyaretheydead.net /krasel/books/evans?FACTNet (424 words)

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