What is God – A Message From Dr. Norman
The following message by the Moderator (around 1966) is a letter written to a 12 year old named Jennifer. She said that she was being sent to a new school which was Catholic in it’s teaching. She is asking Dr. Norman how she should proceed or how she should think about this new environment in the context of how she believes in the Unariun Principles.
Unfortunately, the original voiced tape message is not uniform and is not the best quality. However, the message is thought to be an important one – so we present it here.
Please be patient with the quality, and if viewed positively, it is hoped that it will be a rewarding and learning experience, as the Higher Energies are impinged – as always!

Dr. Ernest Norman Founder of Unarius
Because the first few lines are inaudible, Dr. Norman begins thusly:
Dear Jennifer, I have just finished reading your letter and I am very happy that you like the school bag that I sent you, and that you are keeping it close to you at all times.
Now, please continue to the voiced message…
What is God Part one. Best viewed in Full Screen
What is God Part two (Audio Only)
Tagged with: Voice of Orion
My kind brethren,
I absolutely loved these lessons. I’m going to mark the page and come back to it often 🙂 It comes at a time when I’m pondering much on the subject of infinite expression and life, the mechanism for building the future, and the experiences we tune to in our walk of life … the fact that there’s nothing new under the sun, and the small still voice within is that sun.
In love with Love,
Roberto
Dear Cosmon,
Thanks for posting “What is God”. The accompanying video in Part 1 was excellent. The combination of Dr. Norman’s words and concepts in a simplified form coupled with the beautiful visuals definitely helped get the message across. In case you have any more miscellaneous tapes of Dr. Normans … would love to hear any of them. By the way, I wonder if little Jennifer (who is now in her sixties) still has that school bag Dr. Norman gave her? 😉 Thanks again … Ken.