Contact Report 008
From Billy Meier
IMPORTANT NOTE
This is an unofficial and unauthorised translation of a FIGU publication.
This is an unofficial and unauthorised translation of a FIGU publication.
N.B. This translation contains errors due to the insurmountable language differences between German and English.
Before reading onward, please read this necessary prerequisite to understanding this document.
Before reading onward, please read this necessary prerequisite to understanding this document.
Introduction
- Contact Reports volume: 1 (Plejadisch-plejarische Kontakberichte, Gespräche, Block 1)
- Page number(s): 76 - 89
- Date/time of contact: Tuesday, 18th March, 1975, 15:04
- Translator(s): James Moore
- Date of original translation: Tuesday, 30th June 2015 -
- Corrections and improvements made: N/A
- Contact person: Semjase
Synopsis
This is going to be the entire contact. It is an unauthorized and unofficial translation and may contain errors.
Contact Report 8 Translation
| English | German | ||
| 8th Contact – Tuesday, 18th March, 1975, 15:04 | Achter Kontakt - Dienstag, 18. März 1975, 15.04 h | ||
| Billy: | Billy: | ||
| Today I have a lot of questions, if you allow. | Heute habe ich jede Menge Fragen, wenn du erlaubst. | ||
| Semjase: | Semjase: | ||
| 1. If there aren't too many. | 1. Wenn es nicht deren zuviele sind. | ||
| Billy: | Billy: | ||
| I don't know; my first one concerns matter. What is it? | Ich weiss nicht; meine erste betrifft die Materie. Was ist sie? | ||
| Semjase: | Semjase: | ||
| 2. Matter is a tangible idea. | 2. Materie ist eine greifbare Idee. | ||
| 3. It is a solid form of energy, that is tangible. | 3. Sie ist eine feste Energieform, die greifbar ist. | ||
| Billy: | Billy: | ||
| That is evident, however how does matter originate? | Das ist einleuchtend, doch wie entsteht Materie? | ||
| Semjase: | Semjase: | ||
| 4. The principle is very simple, but I shouldn't mention it. | 4. Das Prinzip ist sehr einfach, doch aber darf ich es nicht nennen. | ||
| 5. But the fact is that each energy can be unchanged in solids. | 5. Es ist aber so, dass jede Energie in feste Stoffe ungewandelt werden kann. | ||
| 6. It is only necessary, that the energy concerned is highly focused and highly concentrated, by which it can be unchanged in solid matter. | 6. Es ist nur erforderlich, die betreffende Energie hoch zu bündeln und hoch zu konzentrieren, wodurch sie in feste Materie ungewandelt werden kann. | ||
| 7. This creates the basic building blocks of solid matter; Neutron, proton and electron. | 7. Dadurch werden die elementaren Bausteine des festen Stoffes der Materie erzeugt; Neutron, Proton und Elektron. | ||
| 8. These then form the atoms and the huge number of the chemical compounds, which then, in their three (3) different states, form the solid outer shell, that is known, nevertheless, to your scientists. | 8. Aus diesen bilden sich dann die Atome und die Vielzahl der chemischen Verbindungen, die dann in ihren drei (3) verschiedenen Aggregatzuständen die feste Aussenhaut bilden, was jedoch euren Wissenschaftlern bekannt ist. | TBC | TBC |
Source
- Directly copied from the Plejadisch-plejarische Kontakberichte, Gespräche, Block 1, 2002 edition
