from ANGEL TECH: An Introduction...

   We are, in essence, beings of light.  Most of us have forgotten this, some of us are starting to remember and a few of us are living the truth.  If you are reading this now, you are probably somewhere in the middle... between forgetting and living.  Those forgetful among us would have no reason to read this book unless they, perhaps, are waking up at this time.  Individuals already living the truth are very possibly too busy to read a book about it.  How do I know these things?  I'm the one writing this book and if I were living the complete truth, maybe I'd have no purpose writing about it, would I?  However, I've a story to tell and writing is my way of organizing my thoughts so that I might communicate and, proceed.  My bias is to approach living as consciously as I can...  eyes open, through the center and out the other side.
   ANGEL TECH is an Invisible Institute for Higher Learning dedicated to Intelligent Survival with the Planet.  The Teachers walk amidst our daily lives prepared to share the appropriate information when we are ready for it.  As we evolve, the lessons present themselves more clearly.  for those of us who are too headstrong to learn from other human beings, lessons will duly arrive in the guise of Situations, Dreams, and other Self-generating activities.  The rest of us who can learn from each other directly, will share the opportunity of meeting the Teachers in the flesh.  They are us.  We appear in a vast array of masks, cloaks, and roles and many of us will not even take the credit for something which comes as natural as helping each other.  These Teachers, however, have been recognized in the following services:  Gas Station Attendants (Self-Serve), Grandmothers, Stumbling Drunks, Astronomers, Cats, Landladies, Ferns, Newscasters, Mozart, Hardcore Punk Music, Madmen, Crystals, Children, Presidents, Indian Chiefs, Movie Stars, Plumbers, Telephone Operators and the list goes on forever.  It's all Spiritual and the Teachers are everywhere.  It just takes a certain kind of perspective to see this.