Billy Meier claims to be “the only true contactee of the Pleiadians” aka Plejarens and that, “It is an urgent necessity that the teachings and the Mission are disseminated and established throughout the world.” (FIGU Bulletin 005)
Based on the research of Wendelle C. Stevens Lt. Col., USAF (Ret) in his book Contact from the Pleiades, we continue noting correlations between Semjase as the main alien within the Billy Meier case and as the main fallen angel in the Book of Enoch.
In the last Meier related article, Billy Meier’s new alien world order, we noted that, Semjase, Quetzal (another alien and another form of the central American feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl) along with Billy Meier himself, another alien named Ptaah, et al brought madness, allowed aberration, were power hungry and established religious feudalism in order to control and enslave the ancient inhabitants of the Earth.
But not to worry, or so we are told, as “Semjase and her team” are “reformed IHWHs” (IHWH being a term for these early Earth exploring dictators) who, “set themselves up as Gods, Kings of Wisdom, IHWHs, Sons of God, or other similar positions…self-proclaimed ‘Gods’ and ‘Sons of God’ (The Pleiadian IHWH’s) in all mythologies and religions of the last some 70,000 years of our ancient past.”
Recall that as we noted in Billy Meier’s new alien world order; Semjase is the name of a fallen angel within the Book of Enoch and, in any case, Pelegon is said to have had “200 subleaders, scientists, competent in special fields of knowledge” and, later, Arus also had “200 leaders and subleaders, who were competent in special fields of sciences.”
Well, in Section II of the Book of Enoch’s chapter 6 specifies that “the angels, the sons of the heavens, saw and lusted after them [beautiful and comely daughters” of humans, see Genesis chapter 6], and said one to another ‘Behold, we will choose for ourselves wives from among the children of men, and will beget for ourselves children.”
Indeed, the story notes that Semjase mated with EVA and birthed Adam.
Continuing, “And Semjaza, who was their leader, said to them: ‘I fear that perhaps ye will not be willing to do this deed, and I a lone shall suffer for this great sin.’ Then all answered him and said:
‘We all will swear an oath…and together they were two hundred.”
Indeed, the story specified that there were two hundred under Pelegon and later two hundred under Arus.
In fact, Enoch continues immediately by noting, “And they descended on Ardis, which is the summit of Mount Hermon”; Arus in the Meier story and Ardis in the Enoch story; they are similar words applied to different people and places. Also, with regards to the term/name Pelegon; note that in the Bible Peleg means division in Hebrew and was the name of a son of Eber (from whose name we get the term Hebrew). He was named division because “in his days was the earth divided” (Genesis 10:25) via the Tower of Babel incidents (see Genesis 11).
Now, in the Billy Meier story there were 200 scientists and when we again consult with the Book of Enoch we find that it specifies what they did in chapter 7 notes that which these leaders did:
“…they began to go in to them, and mixed with them, and taught them charms and conjurations, and made them acquainted with the cutting of roots and of woods. And they became pregnant and brought forth great giants…And they began to sin against the birds and the beasts, and against the creeping things, and the fish, and devoured their flesh among themselves, and drank the blood thereof. Then the earth complained of the unjust ones.”
To “sin against” animals may mean various things but in updated language it may refer to the ability to genetically mix. As Wendelle Stevens put it when he retold the Billy Meier story, “By mutation and their sciences….In a forbidden manner and secretly, they went out and caught wild Earth creatures and mutations…created mutated beings, completely new forms of life, who were of dwarf-like stature, gigantic, or animal-like.”
And of course, as noted previously the Meier story has the alien Semjase (who was female in the Meier story) mating with “EVA, a female being” who birthed Adam.
Again, recall that in the Billy Meier story the 200 were “scientists, competent in special fields of knowledge” and “competent in special fields of sciences” respectively. This, of course, means that they possessed knowledge which they brought to Earth. In the Book of Enoch’s chapter 8 it is specified that which those with such knowledge taught to mankind:
“Azazel taught mankind to make swords and knives and shields and coats of mail, and taught them to see what was behind them, and their works of art: bracelets and ornaments, and the use of rouge, and the beautifying of the eye-brows, and the dearest and choicest stones and all coloring substances and the metals of the earth. And there was great wickedness and much fornication, and they sinned, and all their ways were corrupt.
Amezarak taught all the conjurers and root-cutters.
Armaros the loosening of conjurations.
Baraq’al the astrologers.
Kokabel the signs
Temel taught astrology.
Asradel taught the course of the moon.”
These were the seven leaders of the Book of Enoch and not the 200 who fell with them. And yet, the correlation stands as the Meier material and the Book of Enoch coincide in so many places; from similar names to specific references to 200 and from false gods (whom the fallen angles and/or their offspring surely were) to the reference to bringing knowledge from beyond the Earth.
Lastly, within the context of “aliens” and fallen Angels or demons, note that occultist Allen H. Greenfield’s noted the following in his book Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts (First Digital Edition, 2005 AD):
…beginning in 1952, [George] Van Tassel was in communication with a being calling itself “Ashtar” — the name of a medieval demon said, in the old magical texts, to have relocated to America. Ashtar has shown up in many subsequent cases…As both John Keel and, in a way, the late Don Elkins have demonstrated, contactee control names show up in many cases and are often identical with ancient deity names. As a prime example, ASHTAR most likely derives from Astaroth, a “great duke in ‘the infernal regions,’” according to the ancient magical text The Lemegeton. The mysterious Grimorium Verum (the “True Instruction”) in that text informs us that Astaroth “has set up residence in America.”
In his book Secret Rituals of the Men in Black Greenfield notes (December 28, 2005 AD):
…the strange words and names that show up in Masonic Lodge settings are similar in form and purpose to those which show up in contact cases. They show up in modern cases of Angelic Visitation…They also show up in demonology…The occult literature has always considered ASHTAR, or Astaroth, a fallen angel, that is, a malevolent demon.
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