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cal changes now that it has been permitted to
move from the third dimension to the fourth
dimension. In 1962, Shan entered the Photon
Belt, an invisible band of powerful light energy,
as it began the transition which continues
now but which will be completed in the
early years of the twenty-first century. Beginning
on August 17, 1987, Shan was led a distance
of thirteen million light years into a new
orbit closer to the Great Central Sun as millions
of starships, using powerful magnetic
beams, transferred it to another solar system
in the Pleiades. The process was completed on
December 15, 1995. Sahn is now the fourth
planet in the orbit of Coeleno (see-lee-no).
Few human beings have noticed the transition
because the space people have gone to
great lengths to conceal their operation. If the
sky looks familiar, appearances are deceptive;
the familiar stars and planets have been replaced
by hovering starships, which take care
to remain in precisely the same configuration
as the constellations of old. Only the most observant
have realized that the sun is emitting
more intense light but looks smaller (because
we are now seven million miles farther away
from our new sun so as to adjust for the differences
from the old one). Our new moon is
brighter because of Coeleno’s more brilliant
light. Soon Shan will be moved into the spiritually
advanced fourth dimension, but not before
all kinds of devastating changes occur.
Radical weather changes, massive volcanic
eruptions, and other cataclysms will wipe out
the unenlightened parts of humanity (unaware
of but still under Satan’s influence) so
that only those who are morally pure and intellectually
superior will survive to enter the
new realm.
Among the victims will be Satan and his
minions, who live on Shan but remain oblivious
to the Earth’s new location in space. The
space people will launch a surprise attack on
Satan and drive him and his troops into the
void where they can no longer do harm.
According to Bellringer—himself reincarnated
from the Coeleno system but from the
fifth planet, Hatonn, to which he and his
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Pleiadean family will return soon—Shan from
the beginning was regarded as a planet of unusual
attractiveness. Two hundred six million
years ago immigrants from the Pleiades—our
ancestors—settled on it. Bellringer states that
Shan “held a position at the cross-roads of the
Cosmos as a supply planet for other planets.
Because of its abundance and beauty it was
chosen as the ‘prison’ planet by Lucifer, the
Arch-Angel when he left the Cosmic Realms
for his anarchy against God/Aton.” Because of
the presence of Satan and his allies, the people
of Shan have had an extremely difficult time
achieving “complete harmony and balance
with the Laws of God and of the Creation.”
Among other things, Satan has kept humans
ignorant or fearful of the extraterrestrial races
that are visiting Shan and attempting to
change it for the better. “Shan has been a special
schoolroom for the ‘gifted kids’—a tough
course to learn tough lessons. Sadly enough,
most have failed the course” (Bellringer, n.d.).
See Also: Contactees
Further Reading
Bellringer, Patrick H., n.d. “People of the Lie: The
Photon Belt.” http://www.fourwinds10.com/
phb/photon.htm.
Shaver mystery
The Shaver mystery is named after Richard
Sharpe Shaver. Shaver’s strange claims about
his experiences with cavern-dwelling deros
(deranged and vicious) and teros (virtuous but
overwhelmed), warring remnants of an ancient
earthly race and possessors of advanced
technologies, were featured prominently in
the popular science-fiction pulp Amazing Sto -
ries between 1944 and 1948. Amazing’s editor,
Ray Palmer, promoted Shaver’s stories for the
next three decades, and Shaver continued to
tell them until his death.
The genesis of the episode was a letter the
h e re t o f o re obscure Sh a ver wrote to Am a z i n g i n
1943. The letter purported to be a re p ro d u ction
of an ancient alphabet from Lemuria, a
lost continent said to have sunk into the Pa c i fic
Ocean some twe l ve thousand years ago (in re a l-