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Future Earth Humans Part 16 - Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts
ciri:
Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts:
Mysteries, Myths, Legends, Conspiracy Theories, Historical Inaccuracies & More
compiled by David Chance
revised July 2nd, 2025
corneo:
Future Earth Humans Part 16. .
see also Gilgamesh
see also Hyperborea / Hyperboreans
see also Ica Stones
see also Long-Skulls
see also Men In Black
see also Nazca Lines
see also Nokodemion
see also Ptah
see also Quetzalcoatl
see also Rods
see also Starchild skull
see also Tayos Caves Metal Library
see also Tunguska event 1908
see also UFOs / Flying Saucers
en-GB-LibbyNeural:
Contact Report 248
Billy:
… I would gladly like to know how far you have progressed with the technology of the new
transportation systems. …
Ptaah:
Everything has not yet advanced so far that our transportation systems would be useful for
life-forms and, thus, for humans.
Errors still appear that demand from us that we still perform tests with some materials that still
frequently get lost during transport; they probably leave from the output location, respectively
from the sending location, but they do not arrive at the destination.
Billy:
Then they get lost somewhere in the dematerialised, energetic state between the place of
departure and the destination. They get lost, so to speak, between dimensions or in foreign
dimensions, right?
Ptaah:
That is right.
Billy:
Why, then, do you not ask Asket’s friendly folks for assistance, the ones who invented these
transportation systems?
Ptaah:
Their scientists are not more advanced in these respects and do not possess any higher
cognition about it than that of our own scientists.
The systems have become a collaborative work, so all scientists of both peoples work
together.
Billy:
Oh, I see. I always thought that Asket’s friendly folks would alr
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Future Earth Humans Part 16 - Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts
ciri:
Explained by the Billy Meier Contacts:
Mysteries, Myths, Legends, Conspiracy Theories, Historical Inaccuracies & More
compiled by David Chance
revised July 2nd, 2025
corneo:
Future Earth Humans Part 16. .
see also Gilgamesh
see also Hyperborea / Hyperboreans
see also Ica Stones
see also Long-Skulls
see also Men In Black
see also Nazca Lines
see also Nokodemion
see also Ptah
see also Quetzalcoatl
see also Rods
see also Starchild skull
see also Tayos Caves Metal Library
see also Tunguska event 1908
see also UFOs / Flying Saucers
en-GB-LibbyNeural:
Contact Report 248
Billy:
… I would gladly like to know how far you have progressed with the technology of the new
transportation systems. …
Ptaah:
Everything has not yet advanced so far that our transportation systems would be useful for
life-forms and, thus, for humans.
Errors still appear that demand from us that we still perform tests with some materials that still
frequently get lost during transport; they probably leave from the output location, respectively
from the sending location, but they do not arrive at the destination.
Billy:
Then they get lost somewhere in the dematerialised, energetic state between the place of
departure and the destination. They get lost, so to speak, between dimensions or in foreign
dimensions, right?
Ptaah:
That is right.
Billy:
Why, then, do you not ask Asket’s friendly folks for assistance, the ones who invented these
transportation systems?
Ptaah:
Their scientists are not more advanced in these respects and do not possess any higher
cognition about it than that of our own scientists.
The systems have become a collaborative work, so all scientists of both peoples work
together.
Billy:
Oh, I see. I always thought that Asket’s friendly folks would alr