Adama - Telos I - Chapter 11

In "Adama - Telos I - Chapter 11," Adama, the narrator, addresses the topic of bodies, consciousness, and evolution. The chapter begins by highlighting how, in a harmonious past, when the planet was connected to the Source, bodies maintained perfect balance, created by Father/Mother God. However, the fall of consciousness led to the dominance of low-vibration emotions, particularly fear, which negatively affected cells, causing aging and degeneration.

An analogy of a machine needing maintenance is used to explain how bodies also require care and nourishment. Over time, the negative energy of fear resulted in rusting, premature aging, and a shortened lifespan. The chapter emphasizes the contamination of essential elements like water and food, which contribute to constant illness. Pharmaceutical interventions further complicate matters by offering partial remedies while introducing new issues.

Adama discusses the consumption of animal products, revealing that humans were not designed for such consumption. However, societal habits and conditioning have perpetuated this practice. The text encourages self-awareness and acknowledges that change requires a conscious effort, not just a desire. The concept of elevating consciousness is explored, encompassing spiritual, behavioral, and dietary aspects.

Despite environmental contamination, the chapter holds hope for Earth's future purification and the resumption of its original state. The text underlines the responsibility of maintaining this purity, avoiding past mistakes, and realizing that the path to ascension involves examining oneself, making conscious choices, and effecting genuine change. Adama urges readers to reflect on questions posed within the chapter, seeking answers through connection with the Divine Presence. Genuine transformation, driven by the heart, is emphasized as the true means of elevating consciousness.