Embracing the Rainbow

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Embracing the Rainbow is the second of four books written by George Green. The first is called "Handbook for the New Paradigm". I'm sure many of you here are familiar with the books, but for some who have not read them, I wanted to share a section from the book that I think is very interesting.


As explained before, creation is experienced within both the positive and the negative polarities, in a balance of travels to and from the point of equilibrium between the two. This can involve experiences of what might be termed aggression and acquiescence. Built into the focused awareness of all conscious (self-aware) life forms, is a balance for this experience of both polarities. You call it “self-defense”, or the innate reaction of “fight or flight,” triggered by the automatic insertion of adrenaline into the body.

There was a group that through what you call genetic engineering changed their life form to eliminate this function. This allowed them to remain in the positive consciousness experience, a very pleasant way to live indeed. However, it left them defenseless in so far as any form of aggression was concerned. Their solution, instead of re-establishing this balancing function, was to find a less evolved species and have them provide this needed service for them. You guessed it! A group of less evolved humanoids. However, just to make sure they did their job, they were genetically engineered to enhance the adrenal output to make sure they reacted more aggressively than was natural. Too make a long story short, this change caused an imbalance that changed the personality and limited the ability of this altered species to know their innate connection to creation.

Those who engineered this change then found their intended helpers unstable and threatening rather than being the protectors they had desired. The solution to their problem did not include reengineering the altered humans so that succeeding generations would return to normal since that failed to provide an immediate solution to their perceived problem. Instead, they simply shipped them off to a sparsely inhabited planet in a far off corner of the galaxy where they were not likely be discovered, and blame for this failed experiment would not likely be placed on them, even if the forcibly mutated future generations were discovered. To ensure this, all memory of this experience was erased and no records were allowed to be taken by the altered humans on the trip to earth. In other words this branch of humanity was shipped off to what might be termed a prison planet and left to either destroy each other or perhaps eventually work out their genetic imbalance through adaptation. Impossible? Think back to the colonization of the USA or that of Australia. The nation of England emptied their prisons in that process, doing exactly the same thing with the hopes of the same result.