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220 Satonians
Fenwick, Lawrence J., 1983. “Multiple Abductions
in Canada.” MUFON UFO Journal Pt. I. 183
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Halpin, Marjorie, and Michael M. Ames, eds., 1980.
Manlike Monsters on Trial: Early Records and
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Satonians
Satonians, according to the Solar Cross Foundation,
a onetime organization of contactee
sympathizers, are evil space people. They look
exactly like good space people, but persons
who encounter them can detect their negative
thoughts. They also respond ambiguously and
evasively when asked to identify themselves.
Satonians always lose in conflicts with their
benevolent counterparts. A person approaching
a spacecraft should be certain it is not a
Satonian ship.
See Also: Contactees
Further Reading
Tuella [pseud. of Thelma B. Turrell], ed., 1989.
Ashtar: A Tribute. Third edition. Salt Lake City,
UT: Guardian Action Publications.
Secret Chiefs
“Secret Chiefs” are shadowy superhuman
adepts who have used their magical power and
knowledge to initiate and guide occult groups
and hidden societies.
According to British occultist S. L. Mac-
Gregor Mathers (1854–1918), who claimed
to have met the Secret Chiefs on a number of
occasions, these people or entities are able to
live in both physical and psychic bodies. They
are, he told a correspondent, “possessed of terrible
. . . powers. . . . I felt I was in contact
with a force so terrible that I can only compare
it to the shock one would receive from
being near a flash of lightning during a great
thunderstorm” (Keith, 1997).
Further Reading
Keith, Jim, 1997. Casebook on the Men in Black. Lilburn,
GA: IllumiNet Press.
Semjase
Semjase is best known in contactee circles as a
beautiful spacewoman from the planet Er r a
in the Pleiades star system. Ed u a rd “Bi l l y”
Meier of Sw i t zerland claims to have met her
after her “beamship” landed on his farm on
the afternoon of Ja n u a ry 28, 1975, initiating
a series of contacts that made Meier the most
well known and controversial of the secondgeneration
contactees. Meier would allege
trips through space and time in the company
of Semjase and her associates, and he would
p roduce photographs said to depict her but
thought by critics to be a model in a Se a r s
c a t a l o g .
According to Meier, Semjase is around 350
years old, though she looks to be in her twenties.
She is blond, blue-eyed, and fair-skinned.
Her only extraterrestrial characteristic is her
extended earlobes. Because she possesses
knowledge remarkable even by Pleiadian standards,
she is considered an Jshrjsh (ish-rish), a
sort of demigoddess. Before meeting Meier in
1975, she spent eight years in the DAL Universe
(a twin parallel universe to the Earth’s,
known as the DERN Universe) in the company
of Asket, a DAL native woman who had
assisted Meier through his early—child and
young-adult—interactions with extraterrestrials.
She then left the DAL Universe and returned
briefly to Erra before arriving in Europe.
Meier insists that her orders were to
work exclusively on that continent.
While visiting the headquarters of the
Meier movement, the Semjase Silver Star
Center in Hinterschmidruti, Switzerland, on
December 15, 1977, she suffered a life-threatening
accident. A beamship rushed her back
to Erra for medical treatment. On returning
the followed May, she resumed contact with
Meier. Those contacts ended on March 16,
1981, when other duties kept her away until
early 1984. Their final contact occurred on
February 3, 1984, Meier’s forty-seventh birthday.
The following November, complications
from her 1977 accident led to a health emergency.
She was taken to the DAL Universe to
begin the decades-long process of recovery.