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There was put to me the question, who was Quetzalcoatl? And is Quetzal identical to him?<ref>It should be noted that the names of Pleiadians given Meier for identification, are not the real names of those extraterrestrial humans, because their names, in their own language, simply are not pronouncable in articulated form.</ref> | There was put to me the question, who was [[Quetzalcoatl]]? And is [[Quetzal]] identical to him?<ref>It should be noted that the names of [[Pleiadians]] given Meier for identification, are not the real names of those extraterrestrial humans, because their names, in their own language, simply are not pronouncable in articulated form.</ref> | ||
'''Semjase''' | '''Semjase''' | ||
Revision as of 22:13, 12 May 2008
Introduction
- Date of contact: Monday 14th June 1976 10:37am
- Translator: Unknown
Synopsis
Semjase describes the human being Quetzalcoatl and the location of Greater and Small Atlantis and Mu.
This is an extract of the contact report. It is an unauthorised and unofficial translation and may contain errors.
Contact Report 55 Translation
Meier
There was put to me the question, who was Quetzalcoatl? And is Quetzal identical to him?[1]
Semjase
174/I can answer the second question by "no", nor do any of Quetzal's forefathers belong to Quetzalcoatl. 175/Quetzalcoatl had been, in Earth terms, a very high officer or a high supervisor of an extraterrestrial group, which was active in the region you today call Egypt. 176/But he was very knowledgeable and wise, and thus was often assigned special missions, of which one brought him to South America, where he became venerated as a god by the Aztecs. 177/Since he owned a small ship this impression of the Aztec people was strengthened, but not by his intention. 178/When he first met together with another commissioner, a certain Huitzilopochtli, he changed his conduct. 179/Huitzilopochtli was one of the leading intelligences of Gizeh, and he exercised a bloody scarification-government over the Aztecs. 180/He was insatiable in this respect, and demanded human blood as sacrifice, while Quetzalcoatl was against such. 181/In this way an evil enmity rose between them, and each of them tried to gather the government above the nations.
182/By wicked deceit and deceptive machinations Huitzilopochtil succeeded in expelling Quetzalcoatl, in consequence of which this one fled and returned to Egypt.
Meier
This should be sufficient for this question. Can you tell me now, where exactly lay Atlantis?
Semjase
183/For a long time already I have wanted to report on that. 184/Atlantis was divided into two governments. 185/Greater-Atlantis was situated between the separated continents of America/South America and Europe/Africa, while the smaller Atlantis was in then in the Santorini region. 186/Greater-Atlantis was damaged by war activities with the inhabitants of Mu, which was in the place of the Chinese Gobi desert, and sank into the sea.7 187/But Mu was also destroyed and ceased to exist, in consequence of which only the subterranean town of Agarta remained alive. 188/Small-Atlantis was destroyed around 6,000 years later...
Meier
By this you have answered a further question for me, which is for this Mu, namely where it was placed. Now this only leaves the question what Mu actually was.
Semjase
196/Mu had been a land, and sometimes the capital of that. 197/Mu was a country like all others, but extraterrestrials had built the town at the surface as well as the subterranean town of Agarta, of which each was governed by a man and a woman. 198/Neither the land nor the towns were of special importance, except that they had been constructed by extraterrestrials from the Lyra-System, and were colonized, and also were destroyed again.
References
- ↑ It should be noted that the names of Pleiadians given Meier for identification, are not the real names of those extraterrestrial humans, because their names, in their own language, simply are not pronouncable in articulated form.
