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The Most Dangerous Alien Truth This Rabbi Won't Hide | Jason Shurka

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Jason Shurka (guest on Beyond Belief) shares a personal account of being contacted by a long-established secret organization and describes what he claims they are about. He says the group decided to “reveal themselves” through him as a messenger, while insisting he is not a member and was not initiated—only chosen after conversations that began about two years earlier, following what he says was an intentional approach.

Key Claims About the Organization (“TLS” / “Light System”)

Size and structure

  • Shurka claims there are about 7,000 members worldwide.
  • He says many are unknown to the public and operate with “cover” identities and “double life.”

Selecting people

  • Individuals are chosen based on “energetic criteria,” meaning people are fitted to the role they’ll play.

Mission

  • Shurka states the group aims to guide humanity toward higher consciousness/awareness.
  • He frames this as moving toward “fifth-dimensional awareness or above.”

Intervention style

  • He describes behind-the-scenes influence to stop actions he characterizes as harmful or controlling humanity, including mandatory vaccines.

More than humans / extraterrestrials

  • Shurka claims the organization has contact with other races.
  • He says not all members are human, preferring the term “extraterrestrial” rather than “aliens.”

Spiritual / Religious Framing and Hebrew Connection

  • Shurka says TLS is not a religious or racial organization, though he describes it as spiritual.
  • He claims a connection to Hebrew language, including gematria ideas (letter-number correspondence).
  • He says TLS is called “Mal Ha Shem Ha Olam” in Hebrew, translated as “the light system.”
  • He also links this to ancient usage, including by pharaohs.

Why “Now”: Feb. 6, 2020

Shurka says February 6, 2020 is significant because of a meeting involving:

  • him,
  • other TLS members, and
  • a leader.

He ties the date to a work he promotes called the “Pyramid Code”, which he says is available on his website (about 44 pages, roughly 4 hours to read).

He describes the meeting as being led by a figure he calls “Rabbi AA” (initials explained via Hebrew letter reference), whose full name he gives as Rabbi Eliezer Alfrandi. He says the group uses this leader to authorize documentation and narrative details.

Claims About Longevity and Identity

Shurka claims TLS includes extremely long-lived individuals, including:

  • A rabbi he says is 424 years old, described as “very strong.”
  • Another head he says is 613 years old and described as Japanese.

He acknowledges that doubts about age are reasonable, but argues his personal experiences make these claims less surprising to him.

“Pyramid Code” and Reincarnation/Documentation

Shurka says the rabbi instructed the person who wrote the Pyramid Code to document the rabbi’s first incarnation in 2448 (Hebrew calendar), which he equates to roughly 1300+ BC in ancient Egypt.

He claims the document includes detailed memories spanning the rabbi’s lifespan and says it claims the rabbi lived 936 years.

He compares these claims to biblical/historical narratives (e.g., early-lifespan accounts in Genesis-style material) and argues lifestyles changed over time—contrasting, for example, “raw vegans” with meat-eating in ancient Egypt.

Overall Takeaway

The video presents Jason Shurka’s personal testimony that TLS is a secret, ancient organization distributed globally (including non-human members) working toward humanity’s spiritual evolution. Shurka’s central supporting points are:

  • the February 6, 2020 meeting, and
  • the Pyramid Code materials he promotes, which he says were authorized by an extremely long-lived leader.

Presenters / Contributors

  • Jason Shurka (guest; vice president of a commercial real estate firm; presenter of the claims)
  • Host / interviewer (Beyond Belief) (name not provided in the subtitles)
  • Rabbi AA / Rabbi Eliezer Alfrandi (referenced as a TLS leader; not present on camera in the subtitles)
  • Another TLS head (Japanese, 613 years old) (referenced; not present on camera in the subtitles)

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