Born Eduard Albert Meier in 1937 on February the 3rd. He is a Swiss national and appears to have lived a very unpretentious life in a small village in Switzerland.
His fame is derived from his story of contact with humans from the Plejaran star system. These humans are much more advanced than us and technologically amazing.
I read most of his available work and I also from time to time look at what his American representative Micheal Horn has to report. An enormous amount of information on this case is available on the website "theyfly.com"
With unabated wonderment I read JR Tolkien's work when Iwas younger. The fascinating world of Hobbits and Gandalf occupied quite a few of my days in childhood.
Billy Meier may have an uncanny resemblance to the mental image of Gandalf that many may conjure in their minds.
His story is no less fascinating.
Billie claims of ongoing contact with Plejarans. He claims to have travelled with them in time and to other worlds. They visit him in their spaceships. Based on knowledge gained ,Billy made many predictions over time. His work beyond the predictions is also published, mostly in German and some English translations ( I think 3 books so far) are available.
Billy has presented photographic evidence. He has presented acoustic evidence. He has presented material evidence in form of substances/ metals not from this earth. May have tried to debunk him. I have looked and read both sides and at the probable future cost of humiliation, I must admit that I have not found a single person who has been able to debunk him or his photographic/acoustic / material evidence.
Billy had a picture of one of the advanced humans and someone said that she looks likes a girl that used to be on TV. I have no idea why anyone would say that after having looked at both pictures.
It does not appear that Billy has made any wild profits etc.He could have. He had all the opportunity. It lends more credence to his case.
This may be nothing more than a fabulous hoax. I doubt that to be the case. There are reasons why I don't think it is not a hoax but I am not here to plead the case for Billy. I think there is a chance that it is a hoax. If it is then it is the greatest hoax in human history played over decades and with evidence that has not yet been fatally challenged despite efforts.
I would urge 5 kinds of folks to look into this fascinating tale. A good place to start is Theyfly.com. There are also YouTube videos.
People with open minds
People with an interest in science mysteries
People with an interest in UFOs
People,interested in ET life.
People interested in spiritual life,
You all will find this more than interesting.
All pics courtesy of Google
This is an amazing story! I would love to read these 3 books, it sounds like everyone would enjoy it, from a young age to older people! Thank you for sharing :)
You are very welcome. Can't say this is true. But I can say that about all religions and beliefs. This one seems very interesting though.
Fascinating! One would think that us humans would finally come to the understanding that the fact that we exist as a race, and that there are billions of solar systems, planets, galaxies throughout the vastness of space, would mean that there is a good chance that other advanced lifeforms also exist. To think that we are the only "intelligent" life form in the universe sounds actually pretty improbable, statistically speaking.
Absolutely. Nothing I found with this guy suggested any hoaxes. Who knows. I hope one day we find out for certain. I hope the outcome is good for us.
That 3rd photo is clearly a forced-perspective picture of a small model - it's almost embarrassingly obvious.
The 2nd photo is better, with the lighting looking correct, but there's still a scale issue, based on the haze in the distance, the floating object would have to be relatively close, almost immediately over the stack on the hill. If anything is in that, it would have to be very small, like much smaller than a child.
Worst of all, however, Error Level Analysis or the image implies the photos is a composite of several different photos, with the foreground and the object itself added after the fact.
It's an entertaining article, but clearly a work of fiction.
Well it has been analyzed by many better than me. You can see references on theyfly.com. Still I don't have a great argument for or against it. You may be perfectly right. The whole story, even if fiction, is such great work that it fascinates me.
I do feel that anyone who is going to share stories regarding Extraterrestrial contact should be careful to test and judge all claims of evidence. There's so many hoaxes out there, and every time a hoax is inappropriately heralded as evidence by passionate believers, it simply discredits the whole 'movement' and those who show interest in it.
This is a reason paranormal research is so greatly derided in academic circles - the whole field of members is riddled with frauds trying to gain fame/fortune, usually with no concern to the endeavors impact on others or their own reputations.
There's some very compelling evidence out there, this simply is not part of that.
I do appreciate the article and thanks for sharing the info and his submissions of evidence - but do be open to questioning all evidence and be willing to have an open mind (open to disagreeing with the evidence presented).
Brandon, I whole heartedly agree with you. I can't say this is absolute evidence. Al I am saying is that he looks like Gandalf.
He had a really hard life growing up and in his early adulthood. I have looked into some of his accounts. I found it fascinating, and he seemed genuine.
I whole heartedly agree.
Thanks @nedspeaks - I'm going to check this out .... very interesting