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In 1972 an internationally known Mexican University Professor, a member of the Mexican Atomic Energy Commission, Dr. R.N. Hernandez (a pseudonym) became an extraterrestrial contactee. It all began with a voice in his head leading him to scientific breakthroughs in his own medical research in immunology which brought him special recognition by his peers. Hernandez knew the ideas were not his own, because he had no background in developing them. They came to his mind full blown, as though someone who knew perfectly well what he was talking about had explained them to him in detail. Later in that year he was approached by the author of that voice in his head, and it turned out to be a beautiful extraterrestrial woman who said he could call her Elyense, which he changed to LYA for short. She met him several times on the University Campus before she went any further. LYA wore a dark pantsuit of some very fine material that the professor could not quite identify. She had dark eyes and wore dark hair shoulder length. She walked our streets and breathed our ambient air with no difficulty. She even drank fruit juice with him at a sidewalk lunch table as they talked. She was obviously far better educated than Hernandez, and he was considered one of his country's foremost scientists. When the professor questioned LYA's extreme intelligence and the source of her superior knowledge, she took him into her confidence and told him that she was not from this planet -- that she came from another world in a group of stars we called Andromeda. He thought she meant the Andromeda Galaxy at first. On a subsequent meeting she guided him to a secluded desert area outside of Mexico City and took him aboard her disc-shaped spacecraft. There, she showed him many scientific wonders, and at one point took him to a viewing screen where she worked some controls and brough up an image of a star-field in the screen. She showed him some guide stars in Cassiopeia and in Andromeda Constellation, and then showed him where her home sun was in relation to those other stars. LYA told Hernandez that there were many space-races far more advanced than men of Earth who were also coming here for exploration, observation, and study of our humanity about to enter a point where we would either join others in space travel and exploration, or we would eliminate ourselves in a suicidal employment of our primitive technology. We had become a society of some interest to many.

LYA picked the professor up and took him on trips on her spacecraft on four occasions. One of them was a small five meter diameter explorer. Another was a 60 meter intermediate ship that carried a number of the smaller ones. And one time he was taken to a much larger mother-ship that was a mobile support base for several of the intermediate class. She said that they had many teams working in our solar system and here, and they had many Earth contactees. She told the professor of another contactee being used by a different contact team from her society who lived in Chicago. His name was Thomas Haskins, and he was a black man who lived in the South Side. Prof. Hernandez ultimately met Haskins and they compared notes. LYA also told the professor of other space-traveling races carrying out operations on this planet, including, remarkably, some contacts by "Pliones" with a one -armed man who who lives in Switzerland. This was mentioned to the professor in 1976, before anything on the Pleiades contacts in Switzerland had been released outside of a very small local group of people around that man. In 1984, with his contacts still going on, Professor Hernandez just disappeared -- without a trace -- and nothing of him has been discovered of him since, though both private and police detectives have continually searched. A full 224 page report on these contacts has been published as UFO CONTACT FROM ANDROMEDA. By Rodriguez-Stevens. (Note: Elyense also told Prof. Hernandez she thought of our water as a "liquid of excellence" and that one day in our very near future it would be more valuable than gold").

comment from Michael Salla, PhD
www.exopolitics.org

Aloha All, I've just read Wendelle Stevens Contact from Andromeda
which is a fascinating description of how a tenured professor in
nuclear physics from the University of Mexico became a contactee.
A brief online description of Prof R.N. Hernandez (a pseudonym) and
his experiences can be read at: http://www.beyond-the-
illusion.com/files/New-Files/20000430/elyense_extraterrestial.txt .

This is an intriquing case since the Professor was a member of the
Mexican Atomic Energy Commission and had everything to lose by going
public and telling others of his extraterrestrial experiences. The
Mexican journalist who first covered the story, Zitha Rodriguez,
only accidently stumbled onto the case after the Professor confided
in her after discovering that she was familiar with other contactee
stories, and was receptive to what he had to share.

In the extensive conversations he had with Zitha Rodriquez, Prof
Hernandez explained much about extraterrestrials visiting the Earth.
He described them as having very strong concerns over the
environmental degradation on the planet, and as having many
orientations that cover the spectrum from benign assistance to
manipulative subversion. He went as far as to say that the
Andromedans were concerned that humanity was being conditioned for a
takeover by ETs who had a imperialistic attitude towards evolviing
worlds like Earth. Hernandez thus gives some confirmation for what
I've independently discovered to be the span of motivations that
pertain to extraterrestrials visiting the Earth (see:
http://www.exopolitics.org/Report-ET%20Motivations.htm ).

Despite his truly impressive credentials, expertise in nuclear
physics and undoubted sincerity in accurately relating his
experiences, he was not believed. Sadly, as a result of him relating
his experiences with ETs from Andromeda to family members and
others, he was committed to a mental asyslum for four months in 1982
after seeking medical assistance for a burn to his kneee he
experienced after one of his alleged ET flights. Apparently the knee
healed much more quickly than it should have for a man his age and
when the doctors queried him as to how this could have been, he
apparently disclosed some information about his extraterrestrial
experiences. The medical doctors recommended that he be committed to
a mental asylum for treatment and his wife agreed. He disappeared
without a trace in February 1984 and it has been speculated that he
was taken off world by the Andromedans.

Wendelle Stevens conducted a thorough investigation and concluded
the case was authentic. Currently, the Stevens book is out of print
but has been included in Robert Shapiro's Ulimtate UFO series which
is available at Amazon.com. An outline with Shapiro's prefatory
comments is available at:
http://www.sedonajo.com/assets/itemPdfs/andromeda.pdf

(or here if the abovelink fails.)

Hernandez claimed to have met a Thomas Haskins from Chicago who had
a similar experience with the same group of Andromedans. Haskins
supposedly wrote a 50 page book on his experiences. If anyone has
ever
heard of Haskins or or seen a copy of his book, I would be grateful
if you could let me know since that would help confirm the veracity
of Hernandez case.

Another aspect of the Hernandez case was that he confirmed the Billy
Meier contact with Pleiadians. Wendelle Stevens was amazed during
his investigation of the Hernandez material that the Andromedans
discussed the Billy Meier case, and mentioned how they actually
monitored 'Pleiadians' working with the one armed man from
Switzerland. This was at a time when the Meier case was not well
known, especially within Mexico. Stevens explored this and found out
that Hernandez had no previous knowledge of Meier. So basically
Hernandez was giving independent confirmation of the validity of the
Meier contacts from another group of ETs, quite amazing really.
Stevens wrote to Meier telling him of this exciting development.

Well I was shocked when I read Meier's response which is found in
Stevens report. In a couple of
letters to Stevens, Meier wrote that there was no way the Hernandez
contact case was real. He claimed that Hernandez was a fraud and
that Stevens risked his reputation (and Meier's) from pursuing the
Hernadez case. Meier even went on to state that his case was well
known in Mexico even before 1973 (this is when Hernadez had his
first contact) and that Hernandez had read his material and was
plagiarizing it to discredit Meier. Stevens researched this and
found it could not have been the case, and went ahead with his
investigation of the Hernandez story, and the eventual publication
of Contact from Andromeda.

Well my conclusions from all this is that Meier was uncritically
dismissive and comes across quite badly for his lack of sympathy
for all that Hernandez went through. Meier promotes himself as one
of the only valid ET contactees and goes to great effort to
discredit other contactees such as Hernandez. Even the great
sacrifice that Herndandez made in telling the truth that cost him
his prestige and position at the University of Mexico did not strike
Meier as significant. Even a thorough competent investigator like
Wendelle Stevens who was a Lt Col in the US Airforce and had the
best research credentials of all those studying contactees was not
enough to dissuade Meier from his opinions on the Hernandez case.
Meier had no basis for his conclusions on the Hernandez case other
than his intuitions/opinions and possibly what the Pleiadians told
him.

If the Pleiadians told Meier that Hernandez was a hoax, then that
would make me suspect the agenda of the Pleiadians he worked with
since I believe that Stevens is correct in his conclusions about the
validity of the Hernandez case. If the Pleiadians didn't tell Meier
anything about Hernandez, then Meier comes across as very biased and
a
self-promoter. The truth is probably a combination of both and this
has made me even more suspicious of the ETs that Meier worked with.

Let me say up front so there's no confusion here that I believe that
Meier's contacts were genuine, and that his photographic and other
evidence was not faked. However this doesn't mean that the
Pleiadians he worked with didn't have an agenda in contacting Meier.
We shouldn't just assume that any human looking ET doesn't have a
manipulative agenda , and we need to look closely at their behavior
and the attitudes/beliefs they encourage in their contactees. This is
something Meier didn't consider and shows a certain degree of (exo)
political naivete on his part about ET motivations. Meier's
Pleiadians could have encouraged Meier to be more generous in his
assessments of other contactees but it is clear to me from the Meier
material I've read that they never did this.

In conclusion, both the Hernandez and Meier cases have much to
commend them. I'm convinced after reading Stevens report that the
Hernandez case was real and that Hernandez did have contact with ETs
from Andromeda. Significantly, Hernandez confirmed Meier's contact
experiences. While I believe that Meier had genuine contact
experiences, based on Meier's responses to the Hernandez case, I do
suspect the agenda of the Pleiadians Meier worked with.

In peace

Michael Salla, PhD
www.exopolitics.org
drsalla@...

It look like devas and similar creatures are unknown to Semjase, or they avoided talking about it - because much "astral beliving" is conected with such and the Erra-people contacting Meier seem to be more intellectual.