Ruth Montgomery

So this book falls off in Shelton Metaphysical Bookstore, right? Muncie, Indiana.

And I walk over, it's cover up, and it's Strangers Among Us by Ruth Montgomery.

Written in 78, this was 81, so it was fairly new.

And I turn it over, and the first paragraph I read, the most common UFO contactee experience in the Midwest during the late 50s and early 60s was the orange cigar-shaped cloud.

I, uh, [clears throat] I tend to think that ideas aren't exactly native to our minds.

'Cause I think of that book, um, A World Beyond by Ruth Montgomery, and when she's being channeled through her, uh, recently passed away mentor, he kind of explains how the next realm of existence works.

And some of the, I'll say, souls that are on that side try to help people that are on this plane with advancing technology and, and science and medicine and all that.

And when I read the book, I couldn't really wrap my mind around that concept.

I walk over to it.

It's Ruth Montgomery's Strangers Among Us, published three years before.

This was 81, so it was published in 78.

I pick it up, turn it over.

Um, similar phenomena are sometimes called walk-ins, but the walk-in phenomenon is a little bit different, uh, a- at least the way it's, it's classically, um, um, portrayed.

Uh, the idea of a walk-in goes back to, uh, to, uh, Ruth Montgomery, which is what, you know, a author from the nineteen seventies who, who, who portrayed walk-ins as, uh, advanced beings who, who came in and took over bodies and helped it-- they helped, um, uh, those people to help society in general to advance.

Um, well, that's not quite what we see.

In, uh, the replacement reincarnation cases.

"Even now there are many antichrists," small A, so the Antichrist again.

How would you know that he's already been born? How would you know that he's alive? Do you know how he knew? Because of this woman and because of this book right here, Jeanne Dixon, who was like, in the middle of the 20th century, was the, was one of the world's best-known psychics and mediums and spiritualists and fortune tellers, and he was enthralled with this book, uh, A Gift of Prophecy: The Phenomenal Jeanne Dixon, written by her biographer, Ruth, um, Ruth Montgomery.

And so we can't play the clip, John, because it is 16 minutes long.

But if people wanna go and listen to Dr. Freeman's message entitled World's Messiah, Antichrist, done in the mid-1970s, from around the 11-minute mark to around the 27-minute mark, he is reading the visions that have been given to Jeanne Dixon, and one of those visions is this.