George King created the spiritual organisation
in the mid-50s after he was contacted by a UFO
in the mid-50s after he was contacted by a UFO
| IN A leafy suburb of Brisbane there sits a charming white wooden farmhouse and inside is a congregation of believers who wait patiently for intergalactic saviours from distant planets. Rod Middleton and his wife Megan run the Australian chapter of the | Nathan Church & Alana Moorhead www.thesun.co.uk 8-28-16 |
They twist some details, add a New Age focus, and anchor everything in the teachings of founder George King, a Yoga-enthusiast-turned-author, who created the religion in the mid-50s after his own extra-terrestrial experiences.
Of course, some of its claims are harder to swallow than others; most notably, that their “philosophy and teachings come largely from highly advanced intelligences from the higher planes of Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn” — a statement on their official website.
Rod told news.com.au that he views the Society as “a spiritual brotherhood, dedicated to healing and service to mankind”.
After a childhood of twice-daily chapel sessions at his boarding school, and a failed attempt with a friend to contact UFOs when 14 — he dismisses this as “youthful ignorance” — Rod shunned religion in all forms and spent 25 years in what he calls “the wilderness”. ...
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