Description

The Phoenix Journals are intended as a "real time" commentary on current events, how

current events relate to past events and the relationships of both to the physical and spiritual

destinies of mankind.

All of history, as we now know it, has been revised, rewritten, twisted and tweaked by

selfishly motivated men to achieve and maintain control over other men. When one can

understand that everything is comprised of "energy" and that even physical matter is

"coalesced" energy, and that all energy emanates from God's thought, one can accept the

idea that the successful focusing of millions of minds on one expected happening will cause

it to happen.

If the many prophecies made over thousands of years are accepted, these are the "end times"

(specifically the year 2000, the second millennium, etc.). That would put us in the "sorting"

period and only a few short years from the finish line. God has said that in the end-times

would come the WORD--to the four corners of the world--so that each could decide his/her

own course toward, or away from, divinity--based upon TRUTH.

So, God sends His Hosts--Messengers--to present that TRUTH. This is the way in which He

chooses to present it, through the Phoenix Journals. Thus, these journals are Truth, which

cannot be copyrighted; they are compilations of information already available on Earth,

researched and compiled by others (some, no doubt, for this purpose) which should not be

copyrighted. Therefore, these journals are not copyrighted (except SIPAPU ODYSSEY

which is "fiction").

The first sixty or so journals were published by America West Publishing which elected to

indicate that a copyright had been applied for on the theory that the ISBN number (so

necessary for booksellers) was dependent upon the copyright. Commander Hatonn, the

primary author and compiler, insisted that no copyrights be applied for and, to our

knowledge, none were.

If the Truth is to reach the four corners of the world, it must be freely passed on. It is hoped

that each reader will feel free to do that, keeping it in context, of course.