ET—Beings 3

The Ongoing Final Chapters

by John Zarr


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Hardcover
$29.99
Softcover
$19.99
E-Book
$3.99
Hardcover
$29.99

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 3/29/2018

Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 130
ISBN : 9781984518101
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 130
ISBN : 9781984518095
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 130
ISBN : 9781984518316

About the Book

This is supposedly the final book. I guess that would indicate, even though this is called the Ongoing Final Chapters, that I do not communicate with Teacher anymore. However, that statement is not true in the least. I communicate with her on a very regular and frequent basis now, especially since the time of their appearance is drawing very near. Our history together (yours, mine, and Teachers) has been very unique, to put it mildly. The first book, ET—Beings: A Report on Extraterrestrial Communications, delved into subjects unlike any other book written on UFO, space aliens (ETs and others), abductions, or various subjects dealing with religions, math, languages, advanced technology, and even cattle abductions. The second book, ET—Beings 2: A Textbook, went into far deeper detail about subjects just mentioned in book 1 and even covers in detail a lot of subjects never mentioned before. Some of these pieces of information can be and will be considered very alarming and even scary. This includes the physical and psychological profiles of the ETs and our very delicate balancing act of our relationship to them and them to us. We even talk about and go into detail information and drawings of advance technological machinery and weaponry. The third, and probably final book in the series, ET—Beings 3, attempts to tie it all together and leave you with wanting to know more and being more open-minded to the possibility of meeting our space- and time-travelling brethren in the very near future. To me, that will be a glorious, chaotic day—no more cover-up and no more denial, not by our governments nor our religions. What if?


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