Podcast 17 - T Allen Greenfield and the Secret Cipher


Welcome to the Rt. Rev. T Allen Greenfield, who joins us to discuss one of his books, “Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts.”

Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts by T Allen Greenfield

The book describes the cipher, its use throughout history, its discovery in Liber AL vel Legis (The Book of the Law), and how Allen found it could be utilized in instances of UFO contact to derive meaning from the odd names the entities provided. The discovery of the cipher and its usage opens up a very likely “missing link” bridging the understanding between the worlds of spiritual and magick occult concepts and the entities from UFOs, contactees, and Men In Black. This linkage is key to truly comprehending the hidden realms that seem to impose themselves upon on our world with regularity.

Star 26 Cipher

Thanks so much to Dr. Greenfield for taking time to join us to discuss his controversial research!

Grid Page from Liber AL vel Legis
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relevant links:

T Allen Greenfield’s web site - Assembly of the Knowledge & Wisdom of Solomon

“Allen H. Greenfield” Wikipedia entry

T Allen Greenfield, more detailed biographical information

Manutius Press - publisher of distinction for esoteric research

“Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts” by T Allen Greenfield

“Secret Rituals of the Men In Black” by T Allen Greenfield

“The Roots of Modern Magick 1700 - 2000″ by T Allen Greenfield

“The Story of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Light” by T Allen Greenfield

“Liber AL vel Legis - The Book of the Law”

“The Book of the Law” Wikipedia entry

“Charles Stansfeld Jones” (aka Frater Achad) Wikipedia entry

“New Aeon English Qabala — I Couldn’t Have Said It Nearly As Well”

“The New Aeon English Qabala” from The Hermetic Alchemical Order of the QBLH

“The New Aeon English Qabalah Dictionary” by John L. Crow

“Oahspe” by John Ballou Newbrough

The Seth material by Jane Roberts



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