From CGI's Morfeus:

Thanks Lynda for forwarding the response, and thanks Dsl for the suggestion.

You mention that “there is enough information there for about five years of discussions”. Well, this fact is not very encouraging. The Wes Penre Papers also contain about that much information, and it is still worthless (except if you are interested in reading fiction stories because you have too much time and you are bored).

Authentic and truthful sources of spiritual information which are practically useful for the seeker are usually quite brief (compared to thousands of useless pages). If you can and should do something to advance and reach the highest goal of spiritual aspiration, then that activity shouldn’t and can’t be very complex, because the human mind is very limited and can not follow too complex exercises. If a book or two of few hundred pages is not enough to teach the aspirant what he/she needs to know and do to progress towards the ultimate freedom, then most probably the bulk of the offered information is useless in best case, or a deception in the worst.

I have read a page or two from the Revelatorium material a while ago, and was not impressed. But since I have not given it a decently serious look, it would be irresponsible to give a verdict about the material. The following quotation is from the page:
http://wont-forget.beforeitsnews.com/religion/2015/07/christ-is-back-2492536.html?currentSplittedPage=2
Near the bottom of that article titled “Christ is Back!” you will find this sentence:

“…You are well advised to read the Revelatorium all the way through and question your beliefs rather than rely on your beliefs and question the Revelatorium…”

Hmmm… the title and this advice is not very trust provoking, to say the least. To read the whole Revelatorium that contains material for 5 years of discussion? Who has got time for that? The exhortation to read a bulky material also smells like brainwashing technique. First a few pages should stand the trial of discernment, and then there might be reason to read more. And while reading, one supposed to throw away his/her relevant knowledge and accept what is written there without discernment? One should also not question the validity of the information in the Revelatorium?

OK, let’s stop here for now. I will take a look and see if it is worth a go.

By the way, I have put up a contact page on my website for those who want to communicate with me directly. Here is the link:
https://morpheusnotes.wordpress.com/contact-morpheus/

Morpheus