Today I talk to researcher Samuel Chong in Los Angeles. Samuel is a translator who speaks many languages. He read the book Thiaoouba Prophecy many years ago and made it his mission to get out the message it contains to the world.

We discuss the Thiaoouba Prophecy. t is an alien contactee account, where in 1987 Australian Michael Desmarquet was reported being transported to a different planet by a super-intelligent race of hermaphroditic giants. It is a similar story to other abduction reports where an alien provides the experiencer with information about the nature of reality, spirituality and a warning about the course being taken by mankind.

The book was reprinted in China and Taiwan by Chong and it became a best-sellers in a country where little gets published on the UFO subject. The book provides a large amount of scientific content and attempts to offer a cohesive analysis of the universe's function from a metaphysical perspective. Reducing different kinds of pollution is the main focus of the story and provides a warning toward Climate Change.

Here are some of the topics covered in the book and in our interview.

- The purpose of the Universe and our life on Earth

- True dangers in life, surpassing the atomic destruction

- Conscious reincarnation, life after death

- Big Bang, creation and evolution

- Astral travel, telepathy, levitation, development of the mind

- Aura and its significance

- 1.3 million years of past civilisations on Earth

- Knowledge and sciences lost on Earth

- Great Pyramid as a cosmic tool

- Life on Mars and in our Galaxy

- Parallel Universe on Earth, Bermuda Triangle

- Space travel by transubstantiation

- Universal Law

- the Law of the Universe

- The future ...

The book can be found at

https://www.amazon.com/Thiaoouba-Prophecy-Abduction-PHYSICALLY-ABDUCTED/dp/B09PMG7Y7H

Samuel’s website where he provides articles and additional information is at

chinasona.org

Grant's site

https://itsallconnected.weebly.com/books.html

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