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s e ve n - year-old Danish boy, was playing with a
friend when a thunderstorm erupted. As he
ran home, he saw his sister looking out of the
w i n d ow of the family’s apartment. Just as he
was waving at her, he felt a golden light surrounding
him and an intense heat surging all
t h rough his body. He found himself ascending
inside the light until, suddenly, a gold and silver
spaceship appeared just above him. It had
no door, but he entered it by passing through a
wall. Inside a circular room he encountered a
hairless, androgynous-looking fig u re who Jananda
sensed was male. The fig u re, dressed in
a silver uniform with a pyramid logo on his
chest, said his name was Jahrmin (pro n o u n c e d
“Ya r m i n”). A tall blond woman appro a c h e d
him, touched his hand, and let him know via
telepathy that her name was Ja n a .
Through her touch, the boy found himself
transformed into a young man. Jana told him
that he had a mission on Earth. It would not
be easy because ill-intentioned persons and
forces would resist him. She would, however,
be there to protect him with her energy, and
they would be reunited at the conclusion of
his mission. Jananda knew that he had found
his soul mate, that no earthly love would ever
fulfill him as the love he shared with Jana.
On a television screen in the middle of the
room, he saw scenes from the solar system’s
past, when meteors, comets, and other objects
falling from space drastically altered the surfaces
of planets, and their inhabitants had to
be evacuated. He saw himself just about to be
evacuated from Earth, leaving a wife behind.
He also saw Earth’s changed landscape hundreds
of years in the future.
Jananda Korsholm eventually moved to the
United States and found his way to Sedona,
Arizona, where he works as a channeler,
healer, and spiritual counselor.
Further Reading
Korsholm, Jananda, 1995. “UFO’s, Close Encounters
of the Positive Kind.” http://spiritweb.org/
Spirit/ufo-positive-negative-jananda.html
Janus
In his memoirs, Air Marshal Sir Peter Ho r s l e y,
onetime Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the
Royal Air Fo rc e’s Strike Command, later
Eq u e r ry for the Royal Fa m i l y, recounts a meeting
with a self-identified extraterrestrial who
was introduced to him as “Janus.” He says the
incident took place one winter day in 1954,
after an acquaintance, a high-ranking military
officer interested in UFOs and convinced of
their friendly intentions, phoned him with a
curious message: to go that evening to a house
in London’s Chelsea district. A woman met
him at the door and led him into a dimly lit
room, where he was introduced to a “Mr.
Janus.” The stranger immediately asked him to
tell him what he knew about UFOs. Afterw
a rd, Mr. Janus expressed a desire to meet
Prince Ph i l i p, then launched into a two-hour
discourse on space travel, visitors from other
worlds, cosmology, and philosophy. Ja n u s
s t ressed the human race’s immaturity and its
potential to destroy itself. In the course of this
c o n versation, Horsley came to believe that the
stranger was reading his mind.
Janus said that advanced “observers” from
distant planets are watching Earth, contacting
a select few trustworthy terrestrials while trying
not to interfere directly in human affairs.
Once human beings have learned interstellar
travel, he said, “it is of paramount importance
that you have learnt your responsibilities for
the preservation of life elsewhere” (Horsley,
1997). In the meantime, the visitors also want
to ensure that they leave no conclusive proof
of their presence.
Horsley wrote that there was an odd sequel.
Shortly after the meeting he prepared a
memo and gave it to Lieutenant General Sir
Frederick Browning, Treasurer to Prince
Philip. Browning pressed Horsley to arrange
another encounter. Horsley tried repeatedly
and unsuccessfully to reach the woman at
whose flat he had spoken with Janus. After a
few days he personally went to her residence,
only to learn that she had suddenly moved
out. The general who had set up the encounter
became “distant and evasive” when
Horsley got in touch with him. He never saw
him, the woman, or Janus again.
Interviewed by British ufologist Timothy
Good, Horsley thought it “strange” that he