Preface

The thing about the Word of Now, the Book of Elijah that you have to know, is how the book was made and how it affects the way the book reads.

Sam, in the beginning, used automatic writing. The state of consciousness that he was in allowed him to make certain interpolations while receiving the information. In other words, in the very beginning Sam wasn't very good at this. After the automatic writings when Sam began to speak into an audio cassette recorder, he becomes better at what he was doing. As you read the book you can see he becomes better at it and better at it, as he learned to remove himself from the equation almost completely.

So that as a prophet/channeler, he was no longer working as a filter for the word and became the Word. You must understand that he was an electrician with an eighth-grade education. He had a limited understanding, a limited vocabulary, and a preconceived way of thinking. This is his filter.

Towards the end of the book, he would go so deep into an altered state of consciousness that he had no idea what he was saying, at this point, giving the purest information. There is also point in the writing in which the Beings, through which this information was transmitted, complain about how it is that Sam is the person who was receiving the information, but didn't even know what was in the information became he simply wouldn't read it.

Even though it is true that the best part of the book is in the last few chapters. It is very important that you read the entire book first. Information is dropped in tid-bits throughout the book, and layered, and one needs all the pieces of information to understand the different teachings.

And so, to avoid misunderstandings, WE have to go back to the beginning when Sam was working with automatic writing. The state of consciousness that he was  in, allowed him to make certain interpolations while receiving the information. For Instance, this relates to the use of our understanding of black holes as a Metaphor. Later on in the book, it is quite clear it was meant to be meant as a metaphor. But in automatic writing, it implies that black holes are the foundation of the physical universe and that they are evil, and that they are the domain of the one-that-is-not. When later on in the book, they explain that evil is not a natural aspect of the universe in any way shape or form.

 There is another place in the beginning of the book that refers to feminine energy as the negative energy, but towards the end of the book, it is very clear that it is the feminine energy when it is destroyed that becomes this specific type of negative energy. When it refers to the time that WE are living in now as being corrupted because of the overabundance/imbalance of masculine energy. Masculine energy that comes from the destruction of the softer side of man: the feminine energy where the fire within becomes like ice. From this WE garner the understanding that it is destruction of the feminine energy that becomes the negative energy not the feminine energy itself.

In the beginning of the writings, the beings seem hostile as Sam is reluctant to fulfil his promises. But by the end, the Divine Beings establish a completely different attitude to the point of gratitude where it reveals the concept that judgment is not the same as condemnation. It also displays how easily forgiveness is garnered.

This book talks about aliens, angels, Divine Beings, Prophecies of the Second Coming and more. Once you get past the frustration and admonishments to Sam, it becomes quite beautiful, and being directly from Source, there haven’t been centuries of mistranslation and manipulation.

The book is layered depending on where you ae on your journey. The book will reveal different truths to you, that prior to the moment you could not see. It is the way it is written. In general, there are three books. The book you read in the beginning of your journey, the book you read in the middle of your journey and the book you will read at the end of your journey… and everything you read in between.

I would like to add a note as to how to read this book. In the Bible, the high priest had to perform a ritual in order to touch the Ark of the Covenant (metaphorically) . That ritual is in this book. You must follow the instructions as they are given to you. When it asks you to drop the cloaks, drop the cloaks. When it tells you to look inside, look inside. Follow the directions in the order that they are given to you. There is only one place in the whole book, where it asks you to ask the question, “what was it meant to be.” When it asks you to ask that question, ask it within.