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UFO... Contact from the Pleiades, Volume 1
A Swiss farmer born in the town of Bülach, Eduard "Billy" Meier's claimed his first extraterrestrial contacts occurred in 1942 at the age of five with an elderly extraterrestrial human man named Sfath. Contacts with Sfath lasted until 1953. From 1953 to 1964, Meier's contacts continued with an extraterrestrial human woman named Asket. Meier says that after an eleven year break, contacts resumed again with an extraterrestrial human woman named Semjas, the granddaughter of Sfath. Meier has accumulated a large collection of photographs showing spaceships called beamships as well as extraterrestrials. Meier's claims are both believed and disputed by UFO skeptics and enthusiasts. Beginning in 1975, Meier began his official contacts communicating both directly (face-to-face) and by telepathy with a core group of the Pleiadians/Plejaren, or Errans. These visitors hail from the Plejares star system which is beyond the Pleiades and in a dimension that is a fraction of a second in the future from our own.These Plejaren have provided a sampling of evidence, including highly detailed photography, videos, multi-toned sound recordings, the temporary use of a weapon which he employed for trial on a nearby tree, and metal alloy samples. Meier claimed the visitors charged him with certain informational and consciousness-raising tasks. As he undertook this mission, he met with a great deal of scorn and derision in addition to twenty-one assassination attempts. Some of these were allegedly initiated by hostile extraterrestrial entities and subsequently defeated largely through the intervention of his Plejaren friends. Meier was instructed to transcribe his conversations with various extraterrestrials & his discussions with the Plejarens are wide-ranging, from spirituality to the afterlife, human history, science & astronomical phenomena, environmental dangers, in addition to prophecies of future historic trends & events.
71 pages, Hardcover
Published January 1, 1980
About the author
Wendelle C. Stevens
54 books27 followersLt. Col. Wendelle C. Stevens (ret.))
Ret. 1963 from Air Force, lives in Ariz.
Wendelle C. Stevens was a retired US Air Force pilot-turned-UFO investigator and researcher. Wendelle began his military career in the Army Air Force in 1942. After WWII, in the newly formed Air Force, Wendelle participated in many top secret programs, including those which had him investigate UFOs. Having this official inside knowledge, he knew there was something to the phenomena, so he began his own private research and investigation. Since then Wendell collected more than 4,000 actual UFO photographs, and has written and co-authored over 30 books on extensive UFO contact cases. Stevens has also been a Director of the International UFO Congress since its inception, as its original founding member. He investigated many high profile cases such as the Billy Meier case and the Aztec UFO crash in New Mexico. We talked to Wendelle about his Air Force days, his collection of photos and books, and asked him to share his special insight during his 6 decades of UFO research. Wendelle Stevens passed away on September 7, 2010 in Tucson, Arizona.
Ret. 1963 from Air Force, lives in Ariz.
Wendelle C. Stevens was a retired US Air Force pilot-turned-UFO investigator and researcher. Wendelle began his military career in the Army Air Force in 1942. After WWII, in the newly formed Air Force, Wendelle participated in many top secret programs, including those which had him investigate UFOs. Having this official inside knowledge, he knew there was something to the phenomena, so he began his own private research and investigation. Since then Wendell collected more than 4,000 actual UFO photographs, and has written and co-authored over 30 books on extensive UFO contact cases. Stevens has also been a Director of the International UFO Congress since its inception, as its original founding member. He investigated many high profile cases such as the Billy Meier case and the Aztec UFO crash in New Mexico. We talked to Wendelle about his Air Force days, his collection of photos and books, and asked him to share his special insight during his 6 decades of UFO research. Wendelle Stevens passed away on September 7, 2010 in Tucson, Arizona.
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November 2, 2019
Nice to own these two volumes and I pass no particular comment on the veracity of the claims. The books themselves are large square volumes with some deeply intriguing photographs and great production quality.
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