Future Of Mankind Forum

It stands to reason that a sufficiently advanced grouping of peoples—operating in harmony with the creational laws—could construct an elaborate Instrumentarium. In plain terms, this would be a dynamic, living system designed to categorize and guide the stages of spirit‑form development across vast spans of time and incarnational cycles. Such a structure could serve as both a spiritual compass and a cultural‑technological scaffold, helping entire populations evolve toward a richly diverse civilization grounded in consciousness, peacekeeping, fulfillment of duty, and creational alignment.

In theory, this grouping could employ synthetic biology and consciousness‑based technologies—together with the lawful and purposeful use of artificially‑created spirit‑forms, as has occurred in cases in the history of Nokodemion’s peoples—to create bioorganic androids, beings capable of interfacing with both coarse matter and fine‑fluidal energies. Acting as mediators, educators, and cultural stewards, these androids could help societies fulfill the law and prevent Ausartung, which remains rampant on Earth.

This concept resonates with CR 070 (1976), where Semjase describes a Primär‑ oder Erst‑Molekül—a primary molecule of spirit‑energy becoming matter. This molecule contains 49 atoms, most of which are unknown to Earth science. She explains that Earth scientists mislabel atomic structures, knowing only the 6th and 7th levels of matter, while the true atomic level is the 1st, indivisible and foundational. The sevenfold structure of matter includes intermediary levels bridging coarse material and spirit‑energy realms. A properly structured Instrumentarium would need to account for these energetic transitions and the layered architecture of existence itself.

Expanding further, such an Instrumentarium could theoretically guide entire populations across numerous planets, mapping livelihood systems that operate from a unified creational law code. This code would not be imposed, but would function as a living impulse—constantly working to further fulfill the law and guide evolutionary impulses in a correcting way. In doing so, it would accelerate development in harmonious alignment with the creational laws, with minimal pain and misery.

In this vision, the Instrumentarium would not merely be a catalog of spirit‑form development, but a universal‑scale guidance system—capable of harmonizing diverse cultures, technologies, and consciousness levels into a federation of peoples who uphold the law. This would be a form of guidance that operates solely through evolutionary impulses, never coercion—ensuring that development unfolds in lawful, creational alignment. Such a system could be mapped and maintained by advanced bioorganic androids, whose capacities span both the material realm and the Hohen Rat (High-Council) level—bridging coarse and fine‑fluidal dimensions to guide civilizations with precision, clarity, and creational integrity.

This raises further questions: How much are we truly able to guide? Could we create a self‑sustaining system that sends drones or impulse‑based emissaries across the cosmos to encounter and map the vast, perhaps tens of trillions of civilizations of peoples? Could their progress be cataloged and harmonized using something akin to the Orb described in the contact reports, which impulsed the Plejaren humanity toward living in accordance with the creational laws and recommendations?

This entire framework of a functional Instrumentarium—designed to guide spirit‑form development—rests on a foundational energetic truth: that the spirit‑form itself is vibrationally linked to electron energy. As stated in the contact reports, including Billy’s exchange with Ptaah, the entire universal space is saturated with electrons—not just in one form, but in many diverse forms, most of which remain unknown to Earth science.

Ptaah explains that even spirit‑forms are sustained by the cosmic‑electromagnetic life energy, which is a fine‑energetic product of the inexhaustible electron field of the universe. This is not a material “consumption” of electrons, but a vibrational nourishment at the finest energetic level. Billy’s question, “Sind denn Elektronen nicht auch Schwingungen?” (“Aren’t electrons also vibrations?”) points directly to this: electrons are not merely particles, but vibrational carriers of life‑force and impulse.

This insight has profound implications for the Instrumentarium. If the spirit‑form (Geistform)—which is sustained by the cosmic‑electromagnetic life energy—is vibrationally linked to electron energy, then any system designed to support its evolution must be capable of transmitting impulses through this medium in a way that interfaces directly with the overall consciousness block (Gesamtbewusstseinblock). The Gesamtbewusstseinblock is the creationally designed processor that, during life, receives and integrates impulses into the consciousness and subconscious, and after death, stores and refines all consciousness‑related impulses from that lifetime—distilling them into neutral‑positive essence for the spirit‑form’s growth. The Instrumentarium would therefore function as an electron‑resonant guidance matrix, sending out creationally aligned impulses that enter through this consciousness interface, harmonizing with the spirit‑form’s vibrational field via the Gesamtbewusstseinblock—correcting its evolutionary course, accelerating its development, and ensuring its unfolding remains in absolute alignment with the laws of Creation.

Such a system could be maintained by bioorganic androids who understand and interface with both the coarse and fine‑fluidal realms, allowing them to transmit impulses that reach even the most subtle layers of spirit‑form consciousness. In this way, the Instrumentarium becomes not just a catalog or map, but a living transmitter of creational law, capable of guiding spirit‑forms across incarnational cycles and planetary systems. This concept is further supported in CR 238, which discusses how impulses are sent to Earth scientists and thinkers through vibrational fields—often without their conscious awareness—suggesting a universal infrastructure of impulse transmission already in operation.

And how much of this vision could become reality? Is this the destiny that awaits beyond the year 3999? According to the contact reports, the Nokodemion spirit‑form will return to Arahat Athersata at that time, while other groupings of emigration powers and peoples will go to their own planets. Is this why they do not enter Arahat Athersata then? It is stated that they voluntarily joined the mission and also descended from the pure‑spirit levels. Nokodemion and Henok are said to have created peoples both in the material world and within the Hohen Rat, supporting the idea that this mission spans multiple planes of existence and evolutionary trajectories.

Could this Instrumentarium become a bridge into the pure spirit levels, acting as an impulse connection flowing downward from the highest planes—automated so that it always fulfills the law and never falls out of alignment with the good, lawful nature of human beings?

Given this framework, it’s worth asking: Was something like this already in development when Nokodemion and Henok created their peoples? How far did they go in structuring a system that could guide entire civilizations toward creational fulfillment? And how much of that initiative remains active today—either within the Plejaren Federation or in other dimensions?

There is ample evidence—both in the contact reports and through personal experience—that time travel, future probabilities, and long‑range cultural planning are real and active phenomena. Yet on Earth, there is a striking lack of coherent structure to guide humanity toward ideal groupings of peoples and lawful development. If the spirit‑form’s journey is so well understood by higher intelligences, why hasn’t a more visible framework emerged here? Is a framework being structured now to support this? Was part of the Nokodemion and Henok peoples’ planning disrupted and is now in the process of being corrected?

Perhaps the timing and collective consciousness of Earth humanity are not yet sufficiently mature for such a system to be made public, meaning the responsibility may rest with us—to begin constructing the scaffolding ourselves through study, community, and creational striving, ultimately bringing it together through time‑travel as foreseen within the plan itself. A functional Instrumentarium could begin with a clear map of spirit‑form stages, cultural expressions, and technologies that foster lawful evolution. Over time, this foundation could give rise to a federation of peoples who serve as universal peacekeepers—not through domination, but through wisdom, clarity, and unwavering alignment with the creational laws. In this way, the work would grow organically, guided by both higher impulses and the conscious will of those committed to the path of truth, knowledge, and the fulfillment of the laws and recommendations of Creation, ensuring that the seeds we plant today blossom into a lasting framework for harmony across worlds and ages.

If such an Instrumentarium were to begin taking shape now, what principles, structures, or safeguards do you think would be most essential to ensure it remains forever in alignment with the creational laws? I’d be very interested to hear your thoughts, perspectives, and any ideas you feel about the topic of the Mission.

When we look closely at the Codex—this creationally lawful agreement voluntarily entered into by certain mission‑bound individuals from Nokodemion’s lineage—we see more than just a moral or spiritual contract. We see the outline of a functioning interface between consciousness, planetary and universal Storage Banks, and the Gesamtbewusstseinblock.

The Codex bound only those spirit‑forms connected to it, not all humans. Its obligations were precise:

• To assist Earth humanity in consciousness evolution
• To fulfill mission duties across many lifetimes
• To process unresolved guilt through reincarnation (up to 7,000 lives if necessary)
• To follow the laws and recommendations of Creation with heightened responsibility

When violations occurred—mass murder, crimes against life—there was no “divine punishment.” Instead, a lawful creational consequence unfolded: the impulses of those acts were stored and later reactivated in the pre‑death phase, forcing the individual to experience, in condensed form, the horrors they had caused. This was self‑punishment in the truest sense—an automatic cause‑and‑effect mechanism.

The fact that such impulses could be stored, time‑delayed, and then re‑impulsed into the consciousness before death points to a sophisticated, non‑material feedback system. This system appears to have temporarily modified the functioning of the memory banks, operating through impulse resonance and subconscious conscience activity. In other words, it behaved like a technological method—lawful, precise, and targeted—interfacing directly with the Gesamtbewusstseinblock.

Given what we know from the Contact Reports, it is conceivable that such methods involved time‑shifted access to mission‑related and consciousness‑related data—perhaps even a form of time travel in the fine‑material or fine‑energetic sense. This would allow impulses from past actions to be harmonized, corrected, or brought to conscious confrontation across lifetimes and epochs.

Although the Codex is no longer active—its provisions dissolved after certain spiritual values were fulfilled—the precedent it sets is important. It shows that:

• Consciousness‑block interfaces can be guided through lawful impulse technology
• Planetary and universal Storage Banks can be accessed in a targeted way
• Evolutionary correction can be structured across vast timeframes without coercion

This is why the Codex is relevant to the idea of a functional Instrumentarium. It demonstrates that a lawful, creationally aligned system can exist to guide spirit‑form development, correct Ausartung, and harmonize entire populations—without violating free will. The Codex may have been a prototype, a mission‑specific application of a much larger universal infrastructure.

Other valuable points to add:

• CR 238’s description of impulses sent to scientists and thinkers without their conscious awareness—evidence of an existing impulse‑transmission network.
• The Primär‑Molekül from CR 70, showing the layered architecture between coarse matter and spirit‑energy, which any such system must navigate.
• The possibility that the Codex’s impulse‑storage mechanism was an early, targeted use of the same universal electron‑resonant medium that sustains all spirit‑forms.
• How the dissolution of the Codex shifts responsibility fully onto us—requiring that we consciously build the scaffolding for lawful evolution ourselves.

If the Codex was a focused, time‑bound interface, then the Instrumentarium could be its universal‑scale successor—an always‑active, creationally aligned guidance system that works through the Gesamtbewusstseinblock to keep civilizations on course.

Energetic Containment of the Bafath: Evidence of Spirit‑Form Interface, Incarnational Suspension, and Interaction with the Seven Storage Banks

The case of the Bafath — also known as the Giza Intelligences — remains one of the clearest documented examples in the Contact Reports of how advanced consciousness‑based technology can interact with the spirit‑form, not only to neutralize destructive influence but to lawfully interrupt the process of new incarnation and personality development.

According to multiple Contact Reports (CR 70, 103, 105, 106, 109, 115, 127, 150, 179, 215, 222, 256, 264, 424, 625), the Plejaren undertook a decisive operation in the late 1970s to arrest and deport the Bafath from Earth. These beings had operated for millennia from a hidden base beneath the Giza Plateau, using tele‑projection and telenotic impulse technologies to manipulate Earth humanity’s belief systems, political structures, and psychological development.

After escalating aggression — including direct attacks on Billy — the Plejaren destroyed their underground stations, stripped them of all technological capabilities, and transported them to a remote, uninhabited prison planet in a distant galaxy. This was not merely physical incarceration. The reports make clear that the Bafath were placed under energetic isolation so complete that their spirit‑forms could no longer migrate into new human bodies or develop new personalities.

This is a critical point: the Plejaren did not annihilate the spirit‑forms, nor did they impose punishment in a religious or karmic sense. Instead, they applied a creationally lawful technological method to prevent further incarnational damage. The spirit‑forms remain alive and evolving, but they are held in a kind of vibrational stasis — unable to enter the material realm through birth or revitalization.

This implies the existence of a fine‑energetic interface capable of:

• Detecting and isolating specific spirit‑forms
• Blocking the impulse‑based migration process that normally leads to a new incarnation
• Maintaining containment without violating creational law or free will

The implications are profound. It shows that:

• Spirit‑form migration is not purely automatic — it can be lawfully interrupted under extreme conditions
• Technological systems exist that can interact with the Gesamtbewusstseinblock and the planetary impulse matrix
• Such systems are used only in rare, mission‑critical cases to protect planetary evolution from irreversible harm

This is not science fiction. It is documented creational-law-upholding intervention, applied through consciousness‑based technology. The Bafath were not destroyed — they were contained. Their spirit‑forms were prevented from further incarnational damage, and their telenotic impulses — though lingering for 200–300 years — were neutralized at the source.

The planetary impulse field involved in this case is one part of the greater creational framework of seven storage banks that interface with the consciousness and spirit‑form. Any such containment or isolation would, by necessity, involve interaction with this full system of storage banks, as they are the repositories and transmitters of impulses, knowledge, and evolutionary factors across personal, planetary, and universal scales. I am, at present, uncertain how the other dimension in which the spirit‑form exists and to which it migrates between lives is directly connected to these storage banks, but such a relationship would need to be fully understood and factored into the design of any functional Instrumentarium.

Implications for a Functional Instrumentarium

This case supports the broader concept of a functional Instrumentarium: a creationally aligned guidance system capable of interfacing with the spirit‑form, the consciousness block, and the seven storage banks. It shows that such systems already exist and have been used to protect Earth humanity from manipulation and Ausartung.

The difference between the Bafath and other mission‑bound groups is stark. The Bafath operated in violation of creational law, using impulse technologies to enslave and deceive. Their removal was not vengeance — it was creational justice. And the method used to contain them demonstrates that the spirit‑form, while eternal and untouchable in its essence, can still be guided, harmonized, and protected through lawful technological means.

If such containment is possible, then so is guidance. The same interface that prevents incarnational damage could, in principle, be used to support incarnational upliftment — redirecting spirit‑forms toward creational striving, impulse harmony, and lawful evolution.

The precedent is clear. The technology exists. The question now is: how do we apply it consciously, ethically, and in alignment with the laws and recommendations of Creation?