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Stevens, Wendelle C., ed., 1988. Message from the
Pleiades: The Contact Notes of Eduard “Billy”
Meier, Volume I. Phoenix, AZ: Wendelle C.
Stevens and Genesis III Publishing.
———, ed., 1990. Message from the Pleiades: The
Contact Notes of Eduard “Billy” Meier, Volume II.
Phoenix, AZ: Wendelle C. Stevens and Genesis
III Publishing.
———, ed., 1994. Message from the Pleiades: The
Contact Notes of Eduard “Billy” Meier, Volume III.
Phoenix, AZ: Wendelle C. Stevens and Genesis
III Publishing.
Winters, Randolph, 1994. The Pleiadian Mission: A
Time of Awareness. Atwood, CA: The Pleiades
Project.
Me-leelah
Me-leelah is a Pleiadian woman who figures
in an abduction incident said to have occurred
in Johannesburg, South Africa, in the
early hours of July 19, 1988.
Phyllis and her adult, married daughter
Diane we re in the latter’s car (Diane was
driving her mother home) when they noticed
an unusual starlike object. As it appro a c h e d ,
they could see inside what proved to be an
elongated craft. T h rough its lighted wind
ows, they glimpsed its interior and saw six
f i g u res inside. Su d d e n l y, they felt a pre s e n c e
inside their vehicle. They heard a clicking
sound and abruptly found themselves ascending
a ramp into the UFO. A finely
skinned, short woman with slightly slanted
e yes and no hair, yet beautiful nonetheless,
guided Diane. The alien woman wore a onepiece,
navy-blue suit such as a jogger might
we a r. The three walked through an aro m a t i c
“m i s t” before entering the main part of the
craft. Their guide told them, “Greetings. I
am from the Pleiades, and my name is Me -
leelah. I am the commander of the craft”
( Hind, 1996). She spoke in a soft but highpitched,
sing-song vo i c e .
There were eight persons—two women
and six men—inside the craft. One of the
men helped as Me-leelah put the two women
on tables and subjected each to a physical examination,
including an X ray and a shot
under the right breast (this, it was explained,
Me-leelah 169
was done in order to collect DNA and RNA
samples). The other crewmembers paid no
heed to the abductees. Afterward, Me-leelah
showed them what looked like an ordinary
map of the world. She told them that giant
waves would soon destroy much of South
Africa’s Cape area. Comparable destruction
would occur elsewhere on the Earth with considerable
loss of life. Those who wanted to
survive should flee to the mountainous areas
of Spain. The United States would go to war
in the Middle East, and AIDS would kill
many people everywhere.
At the conclusion of the examination, the
two women stepped down from the tables.
Me-leelah spoke and then performed some act
that later neither Phyllis nor Diane could recall.
All they knew was that Me-leelah was
abruptly wearing a different, more attractivelooking
jacket. Soon the two became aware
that Me-leelah was reading their minds. She
would verbally answer questions they had
formed only in their minds. At one point,
after Diane had answered a question of Meleelah’s
less than truthfully, the Pleiadean
brought her face within inches of Diane’s. Her
pupils became vertical, disturbingly reptilian.
After the moment of anger had passed, Meleelah
told them they could go. Two of the
men escorted them back to their car, but not
before the commander had promised that
they would meet again in two years’ time. She
added that this was two years in Pleiadean
time, four in Earth time.
By the time they got home, neither woman
remembered the incident. They only noted
how strangely quiet and calm everything
seemed to be: no traffic, no birds, no sound.
Over time, memories of the experience gradually
returned. May 1992 came and went without
a further contact.
Cynthia Hind, a ufologist from Harare,
Zimbabwe, who investigated the story, says
the women were unread in the UFO literature.
They had not heard of other claims of
Pleiadean contacts, they claimed.
See Also: Abductions by UFOs; Meier, Eduard
“Billy”