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Zagga
Zagga hails from the planet Zakton at the far
side of the Milky Way galaxy. Zakton is some
seventy-five thousand light years beyond
Gemini. One of the twelve members of the
Galactic Council, he was sent to Saturn. From
there he transited to Earth, entering the body
of a boy at the instant of birth. Zagga claims
that on his home planet children are conceived
not by sexual intercourse but by pure
thought. People do not have names. He was
given the appellation “Zagga” only after he
volunteered for the Earth mission. In letters
to saucerian writer John W. Dean, Zagga attested
to the authenticity of George Adamski’s
claim to have attended an interplanetary conference
on Saturn in March 1962.
According to Dean, Zagga was “a fine looking
young man of about twenty-five years of
age” in 1961 when Dean met him at Buck
Nelson’s contactee convention in Missouri.
Zagga told Dean, “I had known the one you
call Jesus before and after his incarnation on
earth. I know Him as a great friend” (Dean,
1964). Dean said he knew Zagga’s earthly
name and address but was not to reveal them.
See Also: Adamski, George; Contactees
Further Reading
Dean, John W., 1964. Flying Saucers and the Scrip -
tures. New York: Vantage Press.
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Zandark
In the fall of 1973, an anonymous woman received
psychic communications from Zandark,
a “member of the United Cosmic Council;
a Commander in Chief in Charge of
Directing Technical Transmissions Via Mental
Telepathy of the Combination of Mediumistic
Telepathy under the Direction of the
Confederation of Cosmic Space Beings”
(Keel, 1975). Zandark’s people are here to
bring peace, and they have been here a long
time. They built the Sphinx, the pyramids,
and other classic ancient structures.
Further Reading
Keel, John A., 1975. The Mothman Prophecies. New
York: Saturday Review Press/E. P. Dutton and
Company.
Zolton
In a registered letter sent to U.S. Air Force Intelligence
on November 20, 1953, an unidentified
woman mailed a recently channeled
message from an Ashtar associate named
Zolton, “Commander from the center of the
Sector System of Vela.” Zolton sought to alert
the authorities in Washington to the space
people’s purpose.
He warned the Pentagon that visiting extraterrestrials
knew of “destructive plans for-