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serting that he had participated in an elaborate<br />
hoax at the instigation of a secret government<br />
agency that wanted to test human reactions<br />
to extraterrestrial visitors.<br />
How a rd and Connie Menger moved to<br />
Ve ro Beach, Florida, where they lived quietly<br />
for more than two decades. In 1990,<br />
they re s u rfaced at the National UFO Conf<br />
e rence in Miami Beach and began publishing<br />
materials that again presented the space<br />
contacts as authentic. They also appeared in<br />
the 1992 Di s c ove ry Channel documentary<br />
Fa re well, Good Bro t h e r s . They make occasional<br />
appearances on the saucer and New<br />
Age scene.<br />
See Also: Adamski, George; Contactees<br />
Further Reading<br />
Baxter, Marla [pseud. of Constance Weber Menger],<br />
1958. My Saturnian Lover. New York: Vantage<br />
Press.<br />
“Contactee Letters,” 1957. Confidential Bulletin to<br />
NICAP Members (September 6).<br />
Dove, Lonzo, 1957. “Menger’s Adamski-Type<br />
Saucers.” Saucer News 4, 2 (February-March):<br />
6–7.<br />
Menger, Howard, 1959. From Outer Space to You.<br />
Clarksburg, WV: Saucerian Books.<br />
Moseley, James W., 1966. “Strange New Ideas from<br />
Howard Menger.” Saucer News Non-Scheduled<br />
Newsletter 26 (January 25).<br />
Nebel, Long John, 1961. The Way Out World. Englewood<br />
Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.<br />
Schwarz, Berthold E., 1972. “Beauty of the Night.”<br />
Flying Saucer Review 18, 4 (August): 5–9, 17.<br />
Merk<br />
According to George Hunt Williamson,<br />
eighteen thousand years ago a Venusian<br />
named Merk flew a “Light Ship” to Telos, an<br />
eastern section of Lemuria in what is now Arizona,<br />
initiating a period of cordial and productive<br />
relationships between Venusians and<br />
Lemurians, who then had developed flight<br />
but not space flight. The Lemurians built a<br />
memorial to commemorate the spot where<br />
Merk’s craft had landed.<br />
See Also: Lemuria; Williamson, George Hunt<br />
Further Reading<br />
Williamson, George Hunt, 1959. Road in the Sky.<br />
London: Neville Spearman.<br />
Metatron 173<br />
Mersch<br />
Ac c o rding to Colorado contactee Da ve Schultz,<br />
six extraterrestrial races are visiting Earth. On e<br />
is the Mersch. The Mersch are six feet tall,<br />
weigh two hundred pounds, and have bald<br />
heads and slanted eyes. Their home planet is in<br />
the constellation Scorpio. They are active in abductions<br />
and mutilation of cattle and other animals<br />
in western states.<br />
See Also: Abductions by UFOs; Contactees; Olliana<br />
Olliana Alliano<br />
Further Reading<br />
Sprinkle, R. Leo, ed., 1982. Proceedings: Rocky<br />
Mountain Conference on UFO Investigation.<br />
Laramie, WY: School of Extended Studies, University<br />
of Wyoming.<br />
Metatron<br />
Metatron is a “divine interface between God<br />
and the outer worlds—meaning us on the<br />
outer layers of physical creation—the hardened<br />
shell around the cosmic egg of Light”<br />
(Arvey, 1994). Metatronic energy is transmitted<br />
once a week to the Earth, and seekers can<br />
gain access to it if they are attuned to the<br />
proper frequency. Much of the information<br />
Metatron sends is of a densely technical nature.<br />
A good part of the channeled material<br />
comes through James J. Hurtak, who records<br />
it in The Book of Knowledge: The Keys of Enoch<br />
(1982). Hurtak, however, is far from the only<br />
Metatron channeler.<br />
The most famous communicant with<br />
Metatron is the rock guitarist Carlos Santana.<br />
Santana claims that Metatron was responsible<br />
for the restoration of his career in 1999 and<br />
2000. During a meditation session Metatron<br />
told him, “We want to hook you back to the<br />
radio-airwave frequency” and to “reconnect<br />
the molecules to the light,” presumably meaning<br />
renewed airplay and popular attention<br />
(Gates and Gordon, 2000).<br />
The name Metatron comes out of traditional<br />
Jewish mysticism, where Metatron is<br />
depicted as an archangel, perhaps the highest<br />
of them all. Some mystics believe that on<br />
Earth he was the prophet Enoch whom God<br />
took directly to heaven without the transi-