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From 1953 to 1957 a group of political prisoners, codenamed "X7," were incarcerated in a Siberian salt mine. Trapped deep in the Earth, they began to refine the vibratory rate of their bodies and that of surrounding matter until they could experience themselves as beings of Light-and the Earth itself as Light. The men connected telepathically with a worldwide group of psychics, the Network of Light, and told their story. Their transmissions were transcribed by gifted American psychic Anne Edwards, future cofounder of the Scottish spiritual community Findhorn. In the 1970s, Edwards' reports fell into the hands of British New Age leader Sir George Trevelyan, who published them, stirring up controversy in both mainstream and alternative circles.
In his foreword to this new publication of the writings, Robert Sardello not only explains their spiritual significance but also guides readers through an esoteric process much like that described in this book. Sardello's commentary enables readers to use the story as a guide to a path for transforming humankind and the Earth, and it argues persuasively that enacting this process at this moment in human history is crucial to our survival.
Introduction to the 2010 Edition Robert Sardello xi
Preface to the 1981 Edition xxix
Foreword Sir George Trevelyan xxxi
Editor's Note xxxvii
Letter from Peter Caddy at Findhorn xxxix
X7 Reporting 3
Four Letters from Light 85
"Vedic Psychism" Jeanine Miller 91
About the Contributors 101
Overview
From 1953 to 1957 a group of political prisoners, codenamed "X7," were incarcerated in a Siberian salt mine. Trapped deep in the Earth, they began to refine the vibratory rate of their bodies and that of surrounding matter until they could experience themselves as beings of Light-and the Earth itself as Light. The men connected telepathically with a worldwide group of psychics, the Network of Light, and told their story. Their transmissions were transcribed by gifted American psychic Anne Edwards, future ...