Podcast # 1: The Last Days of Tolemac
Scott: My name is Scott Paton. I am talking today with Allan Colston. He is the author of the book “The Last Days of Tolemac”. This is a book dealing with prophecy.
For those listeners who may be new to this topic, this Podcast is the first in our series, and is titled “The Last Days of Tolemac”.
Hello Allan and welcome.
Hello Scott. It’s a pleasure to be with you today.
Scott: Allan, your book is called “The Last Days of Tolemac”. Perhaps we could begin this series by asking you to explain what this book is about.
Certainly Scott. “The Last Days of Tolemac” is a book about prophecy. In fact its subtitle is “Secrets of Ancient Prophecies Revealed”. Actually I should point out that it is an eBook that can be purchased here.
People who buy this eBook also get TWO free Bonus Books – which can be digitally downloaded at the same time. The first Bonus book is titled “Nostradamus: His Life and Prophecies” – and the second is called “The Papal Prophecies”. This deals with prophecies relating to the future of the Catholic Church.
All of these books were written by me, Allan Colston, although I should point out that these are my two middle names.
“The Last Days of Tolemac” is divided into EIGHT chapters. They are:
1) The Last Days of Tolemac 2) The Hidden Past of your Planet 3) The Return of the Comet 4) A New Earth and a New Heaven 5) One Shall be Taken 6) The Reign of the Beast 7) Countdown to Armageddon 8) The Great Initiation
The book itself is set out in the form of a series of Questions and Answers. Each answer in this eBook is attributed to the “Oracle of Tolemac”. Now many people have asked me who this Oracle is, and whether the book is the result of channelling or automatic writing.
I need to stress here that the Oracle of Tolemac does not exist as a separate entity. The reason I used this format is the same as that used by Neale Donald Walsch, who wrote the popular series “Conversations with God”.
As Walsch has explained to his own readers: “My books are not channelled, but rather they are inspired by God . They are written in the form of conversations in order to help people relate to God from a modern perspective”.
In the same way, the answers that I have attributed to the Oracle have been inspired by my own intuitive interpretations. They are based on over fifty years of research into various prophetic traditions over the last three thousand years.
This has been a personal quest that has taken me around the world, travelling to such places as South America, India and Tibet. It has also involved numerous conversations with people who have given me valuable insights, as well as people who had amazing stories to tell.
The book is based on the following prophecies:
1) The writings of the Old Testament Prophets.
2) The words of Jesus as recorded in the New Testament. I should mention here that all quotations have been taken from the King James version of the Bible. I did this because I feel that later versions of the Bible have not always been reliable translations when it comes to prophecy.
3) The Book of Revelation – which is based on the visions of St John while he was in exile on the island of Patmos.
4) The visions of the French Seer Michele de Nostredame, who later came to be known as “Nostradamus”.
5) The visions of St Malachy – who was the first Irish Priest to be canonized as a Saint.
6) The Trance Readings of the American Psychic Edgar Cayce.
7) A series of visions experienced by the American psychic Jeanne Dixon in 1962.
8) The visions at Fatima in Portugal in 1917, experienced by three young shepherd children
The reason why I focused on these particular Prophecies is that – except for the words of Jesus – they are all essentially based on visions. Why I consider this to be important is that they are not based on the intellect, which has all too often proven to be fallible. Instead they have their source in another realm of the mind.
Of course every reader has to decide for themselves whether these visions come from a Divine Source.
Scott: So Allan, what caused you to write this book?
Well Scott, the reason why I was motivated to write this book in the first place was the realization that all these different prophecies have an internal consistency of their own. What I mean by this is that all these different prophecies seem to be describing the same sequence of events, even though they use very different language.
It is important to point out that because some of these visions occurred many thousands of years ago, they were described in symbolic language that is totally different from the words we would use today. Modern technology like rockets and helicopters, together with concepts such as iPhones and the Internet would hardly have been understandable at the time these visions were experienced.
So the Old Testament prophets used words and symbols drawn from their own life experience at the time to describe what they saw. And the problem faced by anyone who tries to interpret these prophecies today, is to decide what these symbols actually mean.
Because there are about as many different interpretations of these prophecies as there have been interpreters, most people who try to understand these prophecies today have become hopelessly confused.
And this is where “The Last Days of Tolemac” is different from other books. It presents the original quotations from these various sources of prophecies. Then, in clear and simple language that is easy for everyone to understand, It goes on to reveal:
THIS IS WHAT THE PROPHECIES SAY : AND THIS IS WHAT THESE PROPHECIES MEAN.
There is no fudging of the issues, or writing in generalities, or leaving the reader confused. The prophecies are explained as directly as if you are watching the evening news. I then leave it to the individual reader to decide whether my interpretations make sense to them.
In my next Podcast I will be dealing with the question “Why Tolemac”? In other words, what does the word Tolemac mean?
Scott: Thanks Allan. You have been listening to Allan Colston, author of the book “The Last Days of Tolemac”. Do join us for our next Podcast, which will be titled “Why Tolemac”.
