(1 In this book, the Author was not allowed to express his own opinion. He wrote this postscript specifically to express himself. —Explanation of Editor in contact with the Author)
I am adding this postscript to my manuscript having completed my writing three years ago. During those three years, I tried unsuccessfully to have it published, until I met Arafura Publishing, who had the courage to publish such an extraordinary, unique story.
It was a difficult time for me, as contrary to my expectations, Thao didn’t leave me any signs. I didn’t have any contact, either telepathic or physical, apart from a strange apparition one day in Cairns, which was no doubt intended to prove that I was still being watched over, but there was no message.
I now realise that the delay with the publisher was premeditated. Therefore, through a natural chain of events, Thao then took only two months to bring my book to the attention of the most suitable publisher.
They – Thao and her people – intended it to be that way, because three years ago the world wasn’t ready to receive the message, whereas now, it is. That may seem strange at first, but not to me. Knowing them as I do, I know that they are capable of timing events down to the very second, if they think that they’ll have the best impact a few seconds later.
During those three years, I allowed a few friends and acquaintances to read the manuscript and that is when I fully understood why they wanted me to write this book and why they ‘physically’ transported me to their planet. I insist on the word ‘physically’ because the most frequent response is, ‘you must have been dreaming, you must have had a series of dreams’.
• The first, who form the majority, have said they still don’t believe I went to another planet, but have admitted they were moved by the book. In any case, they have said, it doesn’t really matter whether or not it happened, what matters is the powerful underlying message.
I am, however, compelled to give the reader a word of advice. This book must be read and reread at least three times. Of the fifteen or so people who have read it, each has had something pertinent to say and has questioned me at length about it. A friend of mine is a psychology professor at a French university. Apparently, she has already read it three times, and keeps it on her bedside table. I can relate to that❗
Nonetheless, I’ve had one reaction (fortunately only the one) from a friend, which upset me. He asked me, for example, whether the spacecraft was assembled with bolts or rivets and whether there were telegraph poles on Thiaoouba. I strongly recommended that he reread the manuscript. Another of his ‘remarks’ was that the book should contain more battles between spacecraft or planets, with missiles and deadly weapons. ‘That’s what people really like’, he said.
I had to remind him that this was not a science-fiction novel. In this case I don’t think my friend is really capable of understanding this book, so he would be better off reading something else: he isn’t ready for it yet, but unfortunately, he isn’t alone. If you, the reader, were expecting to be aroused by space battles, blood, sex and violence, planets exploding and spitting out monsters, I’m sorry, you have wasted your time and money: you should have bought a science-fiction novel instead.
You were warned in the preface. I urge you, now that you know this is not a science-fiction story, to reread it in a different frame of mind, that is, objectively and positively, in which case you won’t have wasted your time. On the contrary, for the money you have spent, you will receive the greatest reward of your life - a spiritual rather than material reward - isn’t that the most important kind❓
From the people who have already read my manuscript, I have had a variety of feedback concerning religion, and in particular Christianity. I feel obliged to respond on that issue. If you are religious, and in particular Christian, and have been shocked by the ‘Biblical rectifications’, especially in the passage on the true identity of Christ who died on the cross, I am sorry;
however I must stress that this book was not written with the intention of criticising any religion whatsoever, and that these are not my personal observations, but rather, the words of the Master of the Thaori, with the details ‘dictated’ to me by Thao.
I have had many other conversations with Thao which do not appear in this book. Believe me, these Beings are superior to us in their evolution, in every regard. I have learned things which are more incredible than those revealed in this volume, but I am not permitted to discuss them, as we are still far from understanding them. I will, however, take the opportunity in this postscript to voice my personal opinion.