Emails I Have Loved

January 2006

From: RM
To: Acharya S
Subject: thanks
Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2006 20:43:31 -0400
 
I live in Dominican Republic.  I've read your book The Christ Conspiracy, and I rate it as very revealing and shocking at the same time as I've been raised into a country where the overwhelming majority is catholic.  It doesn't stand to reason how a knowledge so factual could've been so consistently disregarded as to narrow down humanity's awareness for over millinnea.  I've also read several of your enlightening articles, and the one about Zetcharia Sitchin's astronauts scam has been of tremendous use to me since it's guarded me against dangerous, ill-founded speculations.  Working through your book and articles has corroborated the saying that truth can be stranger than fiction.  It's also prompted me to study other venues of thought as for example General Semantics, because i've grown interested in gaining awarness of the sway certain mental processes have upon the bodymind, as for example "Confusion of orders of abstraction". For the foregoing reasons,  I'd like to express my sincerest gratitude for the instructions you've provided me both on your website and book.  I'm looking forward to also getting hold of your "Suns of God" book as soon as i'm able.  Keep up the hard work!
 

Dear Acharya,

Please get a decent head shot and a better site!  It has tons of great data, but it's not a very comfortable resource and has an amateurish feel.  I know it shouldn't matter but the the whole world is obsessed
with instant gratification and pretty colors.

Your work is wonderful, I'm looking forward to reading your books.  I wish you all the best success and happiness, please keep fighting for human unity!

Love, praised be Horus,

To: Acharya S
From: SJ
Subject: Dear Ms. S... would you marry me?!
Date: Thu, 5 Jan 2006 17:38:47 -0500

Dear Acharya:

Hi there. Of course I'm being facetious. On the face of it, the mere idea of marrying anyone is counter to what I believe. And you may be "married" already, although I'm sure that, judging by your byline, that you have attained only that status granted by a civil union in the state in which you reside.

Anyway, thank you for this excellent examination of "Christ" on the Internet. I appreciate your commitment to the truth. I have been an avowed Atheist since I was about 8 years old.

My views speak for themselves.

Date:  Sun, 8 Jan 2006 08:18:16 -0800 (PST)
From: VL
Subject: Fwd: Noah's arc and the "global???" flood... doesn't the bible itself provide its own disproof ?
To: Acharya S
 
seems to me that since Noah is supposedly our new Adam, then we should be all Jewish in appearance. How then could we account for people like orientals, blacks or even polynesians?

Date:  Fri, 6 Jan 2006 21:56:22 -0600
From: DW
To: Acharya S
Subject: Confused and Disappointed

I want to begin by saying I find your work on religion and myth both enlightening and inspiring. I was first introduced to you and your work on the subject by an essay distributed by John Kaminski sometime last year. I myself forwarded that piece to countless people in attempt to help them understand how the god myth has evolved over the centuries and the ways in which it's perpetuated today. I spend a great deal of time discussing these subjects with anyone who'll listen to me.

This evening I happened upon your website for the first time and I honestly have to confess my total and absolute bewilderment. I was caught completely off guard with what I found so let me make sure I have this right… god isn't real, but aliens are? I'm totally with you on the god thing but I have to ask, are you serious about the aliens? I find that odd because I generally find people who believe in aliens every bit as crazy as people who believe in god.

You're obviously educated, and you freely refer to yourself as a scholar so I can only assume you've given this issue a fair amount of consideration before you wrote about it. It's for this very reason that I'm so alarmed by your apparent position. After serious analytical consideration… do you honestly believe extraterrestrials visit (or have visited) earth?

So, I guess I'm holding off throwing my hands up until I'm more able to get a handle on where you're coming from on the martian thing but I gotta tell ya… I don't think I can consider myself a part your camp if I'm correct in my understanding of your opinion. Perhaps I'm wrong about your position, and if so by all means set me straight.

Thanks. Nowhere on my site do I use the term "martian," so I don't know what you're talking about. I do, however, have one short factual essay on the UFO/alien debate that is quite popular. I am simply reporting on a popular issue, not venturing an opinion either way. I have no idea why that would be cause for "alarm." Practically all publications and publishing houses of any duration have written about the issue.