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The Hathors – Real Helpers Or Reconstructed Myth?

By James Donahue

During our wanderings my wife Doris and I have met many interesting people, many following a variety of spiritual pathways through this life. When in Arizona we met people operating an occult book store who claimed to be Paleadians from another world. We thought they looked and acted quite human, but they had an interesting story.

Over the years Doris has communicated with various entities that gave us accurate predictions of future events and insight into spiritual and political events occuring around us. Her latest contact, The Abba Father, has been instructing us in how to prepare for a world ascension.

We recently found a book by Tom Kenyon and Virginia Essene, The Hathor Material, Messages from an Ascended Civilization, that talks about an “interdimensional” race of humans known as the Hathors, who also communicate through channeled messages. Kenyon maintains an active web site on which new messages from this group are posted.

An identifying message from the Hathors, posted by Kenyon: “If you are ready to build the new world, we invite you to join us on a journey of the mind and heart. We are your elder brothers and sisters. We have been with you for a very long period of your evolution on this planet. We were with you in eons past – even in the forgotten days before any trace of us is known in your present written history. . . We originally came from another universe by way of Sinus which is a portal to your Universe, and from Sinus we eventually proceeded to your solar system and the ethylic realms of Venus.”

The Hathors say they were known to the ancient Egyptians, appearing as the fertility goddess Hathor, and also to the Tibetan lamas “in the formative period of Tibetan Buddhism.” They also make it clear that they are not “saviors” of mankind, but simply “elder brothers and sisters offering our understanding and what we have learned” to help Earth humans prepare for an ascension.

And like teachings of The Abba Father and various masters living among us on the planet, the Hathors teach that “ascension is a process of self-awareness and mastery on all levels. It necessitates bringing all those levels of one’s existence upward. That is how we see it and that is how we have done it for millennia.”

In other words, nothing is given to us unless we do the work and prepare for the looming change.

This is an old story that has been delivered from many levels. There was, indeed, an Egyptian goddess called Hathor. Her other names were Mehturt or Mehurt, which meant great flood. She was considered the mother of Horus, the daughter of Ra, the controller of the River Nile and provider of milk and protector of motherhood. Some referred to her as the cow-deity.

We find no reference to Hathor in records of the Buddhists of Tibet. There was a faint reference to a deity called Hawthor in the tablets left by ancient Mesopotamians but no information as to what or who this entity meant to the people.

That Kenyon and Essene would engage the energy to write and publish a book about the Hathors, and Kenyon maintains an active web site suggests that the channeled messages are continuing and, at least to these two people, are very real.

And because they do not conflict with the Abba Father messages, or with spiritual teachers like Her Holiness Sai Maa Lakshmi Devi, we must give Kenyon’s story credibility.