If
someone does what he promises, repeatedly and over time, again and again keeping
his word, would you deem him to be a reliable person? Similarly, if facts
contained in a book are verified again and again, from different sources, and
over a long period of time, would you consider the book to be a book of a
reliable source, even though it resembles science fiction? Have you ever read a
book that resonates with your heart so much that you simply know that everything
it says is true? Well, you have found this book, just as I did.Ever since I was young, I dreamed about gaining knowledge through unique means. I had the feeling that the scientific advancements on Earth were too slow for us to explore the universe. So why not gain knowledge and technology from highly civilized and advanced extraterrestrials who could visit us?
Sometime in 2014, I stumbled upon a book on Amazon titled "Abduction to the 9th planet, a true report by the author who was physically abducted to another planet" written by Michel Desmarquet. Curious about the author’s encounters, I immediately borrowed this book from a library. To my great satisfaction, it answered almost all of the questions I have had since I was young, including but not limited to the following:
• How was the Great Pyramid of Egypt built and, for what purposes?
• Why are there so many disappearances and appearances in the Bermuda Triangle? Is parallel universe real?
• How were the statues in Easter Islands built? And for what?
• Are ghosts real? What about reincarnation and near death experiences?
• What will happen in the future? Can we go back in time and see our past?
• Some people have ESP, extrasensory perceptions, or psychic abilities. How can we develop them?
• What have been the experiences or interactions of earthlings with extraterrestrials?
• What happened to Jesus Christ? Why was he suddenly able to perform miracles at the age of 30 or so, when there was little record of him doing such when he was younger?
• Where did the moon come from? How did the dinosaurs become extinct?
• Is there really a “hell” for people who did wrong? With so many religious conflicts in the world, shouldn't there be a universal belief, or a spiritual knowledge that reflects the truth?
Not only did the book answer all of the questions above, since its publishing in 1992 some of the facts stated therein have been proven scientifically, such as the antimicrobial effects of blue light. However, many other aspects remain unproven by our scientific communities today such as the danger of noise upon our astral body, effects of color upon our physical body, and more.
Perhaps the most important theme of the book speaks to the purpose of life - "man exists physically for the sole purpose of developing spiritually." There are many documented cases of past life regression through hypnosis which have yielded this same message. Furthermore, the book tells us that "material technology, without spiritual knowledge, is leading us to a global catastrophe on Earth." Therefore, our technology should "assist in the spiritual development and not be used (as it is used now) to confine and enslave people within a monetary system and materialistic world, which are both temporary anyway."
Indeed, I was so intrigued by the book that I decided to pay a visit to the author to learn about the things not written in the book, as he mentioned in the postscript that he “had many other conversations with Thao [the extraterrestrial with advanced civilization] which do not appear in this book,” and that he learned “things which are more incredible than those revealed in this volume”, but that he is “not permitted to discuss them, as we are still far from understanding them.” The notion of “many other conversations” aroused my curiosity and I became determined to find out more.
Despite the challenges detailed in my book "Spiritual Awakening with Spiritual Knowledge", I was finally able to locate the author, Michel Desmarquet. After meeting him and through much discussion and consideration on his part, I decided to take on a great responsibility, that is, to make Michel’s book known to as many people as possible, especially the younger generations. In order to do so, I have set up a scholarship titled "A Better World" Spirituality and Technology Advancement Scholarship (More information can be found at https://www.chinasona.org/scholarship.html). Please share this with as many people as possible to increase awareness of the book and the scholarship.
Michel passed away on July 9, 2018 in Vietnam. Long before this, he had always expressed his wish to be contacted by Thao again and to leave this world. He said to me, “I have to tell jokes all the time. Otherwise, this world would have been too depressing.” While his passing was a great relief to himself, he also left many questions unanswered. Yet, this book gives us a direction to explore further on many issues that one may be interested in. For the careful reader, any sentence in this book may reveal an entire new world.