The Sleeping Abductees

by Ashayana Deane

Ashayana Deane has been personally trained by the Guardian Alliance to bring to Earth the new (but ancient) science of Keylonta-the science of light, sound, subconscious symbol codes and base codes of matter. Volume I of The Voyagers series provides the background you need to understand the true nature of reality and the seriousness of the position that Earth is in at this moment. In this volume you will learn about... - The Administrative levels of the Emerald Order Melchizadek Cloister - The benevolent Guardians and the self-interested Intruders - True human origins and the on-going Hybridization Program - The plight of the Zeta Reticuli, and their plans for Earth - Keylontic Science-the science of dimensional reality - The role of awareness, emotion and intuition - Exercises to raise your frequency and prepare for changes

Genres: Spirituality

270 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2001

Reviews

[Iona Stewart · Rating 1 out of 5]

I found this book to be unreadable. I could read only a couple of pages at a time. I did not feel any love emanating from it, it was all intellect and no heart. The subject-matter was potentially extremely interesting to me, but the negative vibrations put me off. Highly developed beings emanate love, this writer did not. I like to read books that help to raise my vibration not lower it, so I felt there was something not quite right with this book. It also contains pages filled with unnecessary and incomprehensible detail.

[Veronica · Rating 5 out of 5]

Enlightening! Highly Recommended. Having an open mind is fundamental to receiving the information as intended.

[Ariya · Rating 5 out of 5]

One of the best books to read for people on their spiritual journey.

[Victoria Generao · Rating 3 out of 5]

Radical, complex and yet somehow there is an element of truth ringing through it.

[Lana · Rating 5 out of 5]

The second most important book ever published...second to Voyagers 2.

[Kaberoi Rua · Rating 5 out of 5]

Voyagers: The Sleeping Abductees by Ashayana Deane (formerly Anna Hayes) is a profound and intellectually daring exploration of metaphysical cosmology, extraterrestrial history, and spiritual science. Written in intricate detail, the book claims to translate data from ancient holographic discs known as the CDT-Plates, said to contain pre-Atlantean records of human evolution and multidimensional existence. Deane presents a vast framework involving the Emerald Covenant, Founders Races, Eieyani Priests of Ur, and the Azurite Temple—beings and orders portrayed as guardians of advanced spiritual and genetic technologies designed to guide humanity’s ascension through a fifteen-dimensional “Time Matrix.”

While positioned as non-fiction, the work bridges the realms of metaphysical instruction and esoteric mythology. Its cosmology reinterprets historical and spiritual figures such as Enoch, Thoth, Miriam, and Jesheua (Jesus) as key participants in recurring planetary dramas linked to DNA activation and interdimensional governance. The book’s deep discussions of Stellar Activation Cycles, Merkaba mechanics, and Keylonta Science blend sacred geometry, quantum principles, and channeled revelation into a unified spiritual physics that challenges the limits of conventional understanding. As with all channeled material, the reader should maintain discernment, yet this particular work resonates with striking consistency across many independent sources I have studied—offering compelling validation for its overarching narrative.

Voyagers: The Sleeping Abductees stands out as one of the most comprehensive and ambitious contributions to modern esoteric thought. It is dense, demanding, and unapologetically advanced—yet deeply rewarding for those seeking to understand the hidden architecture of creation. Deane’s synthesis invites readers to consider that ancient wisdom, extraterrestrial influence, and human spiritual evolution are not separate phenomena, but interwoven expressions of the same cosmic story. It is a work that both challenges and expands perception, leaving a lasting impression on anyone drawn to the deeper mechanics of consciousness and existence.

[caemi · Rating 5 out of 5]

no se en qué momento este libro llegó a mi.

[William Rowe]

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[KeY21]

Mózg rozjebany

[Jonathan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Interesting to say the least, as a scientist, I was intrigued by many concepts in the book but also very skeptical. I guess I'm still brainwashed to the actual truth ;-)

[Jessie Jess · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very complex, but it was interesting nonetheless.

[Jeanie Masschelein · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this 15 years ago, but si far it is thé Lost complete/complexe history of humanity (as states by Kerry Cassidy, project Camelot).