The U.S. Department of Justice has published 3.5 million ‘responsive pages’ in compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. A press release states: “More than 2,000 videos and 180,000 images are included in today’s additional publication. Combined with prior releases, this makes the total production nearly 3.5 million pages released in compliance with the Act.”
X.com is one of the social media news websites where the release of new Epstein files is dominating posting commentary this weekend. Because this new data shared online mentions my paternal family lineage the Russells in relation to being ‘Illuminati,’ I’ve decided to share my perspective of this predicament.
Numerous popular X influencers have republished the list of Illuminati families shown below, including @WarMonitors, @TheEpsteinFiles, @OMApproach, @SuppressedNws1, @TheSCIF, @RT_com, @Truthpole and @ShaykhSulaiman.
The word ‘Illuminati’ has come to have a negative implication suggesting people exerting some type of clandestine social control devoid of metaphysical or spiritual wisdom yet the actual meaning of this term is indicated below.
This blogger replied to one of the posts sharing the list of families (by @MarioNawfal) on Feb. 14, as follows.
It isn’t a surprise that my Russell family lineage is included in this list. A previous blog article of mine is “This Is the Essential Insight for Considering Oneself to Be a True ‘Illuminati” at http://metaphysicalarticles.org/2024/06/this-is-essential-insight-for.html. The Russell lineage can be traced back to Olaf the Sharp-eyed, King of Rerik (as shown below). My opinion concerning the term ‘Illuminati’ is that when one considers the military indoctrination now traditionalized governmentally along with the oppressions of the corporate mentality now negatively effecting social conditions throughout the world, there don’t seem to be many ‘Illuminati’ today serving in clandestine ways through some esoteric secret society having the goal of morally advancing humanity. In my case, I’ve been documenting my metaphysically illuminating experiences since the nonfiction case study book Testament was published in 1997 with a free Internet edition available at http://testament.org.
These images featured in the reply post are presented in the Appendix of my case study book Testament. ‘The House of Russell’ is a subject of previous blog articles (1, 2).
This X post provides a link to the “Messianism” article.
Testament also includes some conversation transcripts chronicling what happened when I researched my family tree and attempted to get in touch with my paternal grandfather, who in 1934 joined the United States Department of Justice as Assistant US Attorney General and served in this position until 1945. (including TELEPHONE INTERVIEW — TAPE #40, SIDE #1) While speaking to my uncle Thaddeus, I learned that he was currently working for the Federal Reserve Bank. My father, Paul Ray Russell Jr., was the first of seven children for his father with the last, Thaddeus, born during the second marriage.
Because my grandfather had left his first family behind in Los Angeles to begin a new life and build a new family in Florida, I have few mementos concerning him yet one of them is a booklet A History Of The Park Avenue Methodist Church Trust Fund (1986). Grandfather Paul Ray Russell, Sr. (1899-1999) was President of the Trust Fund between 1966 and 1981.
This is a photo of a 1954 contract signing in the office of Shearman & Sterling, New York City. First at left is Paul R. Russell of Shearman & Sterling and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Park Avenue Methodist Church. (photo from A History of the Park Avenue Methodist Church Trust Fund 1986)
While growing up in the Los Angeles area with my parents divorced, I had no personal interest in working in Washington, D.C. or in politics and decided to study the art and industry of cinema while attending USC. (My autobiography is available to be read online with no cost via A Page of Online Autobiography Chapter Links.) When my grandfather passed over, each of his children from his first family received a share measuring in the tens of thousands of dollars. Because of my parents’ circumstances, my father named me as beneficiary. Then, when I went to divide the money with my brother and mother each declined accepting any portion so this became a blessing for me. Because of the inheritance, I was able to sustain employment without letting the dollar rule and worked at local area schools as an office technician, including in the Special Education office at the same high school for a total of 12 years.
Some of the X posts about what is being found in the new Epstein files data release are shown below.
My own family tree pedigree charts show ancestors dating back to Jonathan Russell, born in 1759 in Milton, Massachusetts, and Richard Hiscockes, born in 1556 in All Cannings, England. The Hiscockes surname would become Hitchcock with Luke Hitchcock born in 1614.
As those who have read the case study Testament (1997) know, my early career was in the entertainment industry so some of my reflections included synchronicity with the motion picture medium. It was strange realizing that I might have a shared ancestry with film directors Alfred Hitchcock (“Rebecca,” “Vertigo”) and Ken Russell (“Tommy,” “Altered States”) — a filmmaker who also showed an affinity for surprising audiences. Or perhaps the correlations with the Hitchcock and Russell surnames is significant enough, regardless of bloodline. Luke Hitchcock’s father John Hiscockes was also born in All Cannings in 1586. The name of the town reminded me of the name of the author Victor Canning who wrote the novel The Rainbird Pattern that was the basis for Alfred Hitchcock’s final movie, “Family Plot.” Alfred Hitchcock died at his home in Bel Air in 1980. According to the www.victorcanning.com biography, Canning married Adria Irving-Bell in November 1976. I also remember that one of my professors at the University of Southern California was John Russell Taylor, one of Hitchcock’s biographers.
The Historical Memoirs mentions: “The rise of the Russell surname synchronizes also with the first usage of heraldic arms . . .” Some depictions of the Russell family crest from Scotland feature a different motto than the French “Honi soit (qui) mal y pense” (“Shame to him who thinks ill of it”) associated with ‘The Order of the Garter,’ the oldest British Order of Chivalry dating back to the Middle Ages. The Scottish crest shows “Che sara sara” (“What will be, will be”). This reminded me of the title of the famous song performed by Doris Day “Que Sera, Sera” in Alfred Hitchcock’s remake of “The Man Who Knew Too Much” with the phrase having the same meaning in Spanish. The scene in the movie concludes with one of the basic metaphysical teachings found in numerous
transcripts of ‘channeled’ communication: each human being is a divine being whose life will continue in the ascended realm at the conclusion of the current incarnation.
The testament.org websitepreceded the Metaphysical Articles blog and presents the noncommercial Internet edition of two ‘paranormal initiation’ nonfiction case study books by Mark Russell Bell.
-imageonline.co-merged(1).png "My Russell Family Lineage Is Mentioned In The New Epstein Files Release That Is Creating Many Shocks (As Shown Herein)")
-imageonline.co-merged.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
.png)
