Synopsis
Extraterrestrials from the planet Lukr are on a mission to Earth. They are called “Zetaceans” because Lukr is in the Zeta Reticuli star system. In this book, Wuono describes home life on Lukr, how and why Zetaceans came to Earth, and insights they have gained from their many experiences. Sit back and get ready for an unusual take on life in this universe.
Review
The Zetacean Guide spans parapsychology, cosmology, religion and spirituality to cast a description of how beings from another region of our galaxy have come among us and benevolently infiltrated humanity since the beginnings of known history. While it won't fail to raise certain eyebrows, this tale makes for a gripping read. It radically departs from traditionally accepted ideas, yet is anchored in similar roots to our widely embraced Judeo-Christian religions. Fusing creationist theory with intergalactic astrophysics, the Zetacean Guide brings unusual insight into what our universe might actually be. This is perhaps also a preferred guide for those of us who don't like soup, perhaps reminded of our lowly beginnings in a chaotic magma? This book addresses cognition through a fragmented spatial localization of conscience. The motive for separation into individual consciousness is said to grant a view of creation from multiple vantage points, using motion and experience to generate a kaleidoscope of perspectives, the sum of which leads to universal awareness. Unaligned with conventional thinking, adepts of an Inner Earth theory may find intriguing how the Zetacean Guide refers to an inner sun, each planet integrating at its core a natural reactor propelling its trajectory. And those fascinated by Stargates may also be amazed at the postulate that they indeed exist, but within each atom of matter, and hence are not to be found at any singular location in space. Said to be from the higher reaches of a stacked multidimensional universe, Zetacean souls have an ability to project into assorted bodies anywhere in the cosmos, preferring incarnation by natural birth to better adapt to the environment and often selecting planet Earth for the contrasting experiences it can provide. Originating in a higher dimension, Zetaceans also bring humans new insight into unexplained phenomena. Capable of inter-dimensional jumps, we learn that Zetaceans are here today on a mission as a rescue team dispatched by the Creator against dark entities who have gained influence over Earth. For demonic reptilians, whose intelligence is dissociated from love, oppress humanity from the depths of a hellish netherworld with a plague of suffering, sorrow and death. Similarly to biblical accounts widely accepted by billions of believers, humanity is described as enslaved by demonic creatures who design the materialistic shackles of economic bondage and possess a ruling elite of traitors who in exchange for wealth and power deliver us to their masters. Yet free will and self-determination of all living creatures are part of the divine manifest described. While cruelty is a vocation for demons who relish the horrors of the abyss of darkness, all creatures have a conscience connected to the Creator and can heed its calling to ascend through redemption or descend further into the depths of hell. This book also outlines stratagems in the ongoing battle between Zetaceans and Reptilian entities, along with explanations of the fatality of life paths, angelic protection and divine intervention and presents a concrete example of the epic struggle between these forces. The Zetacean Guide, beyond its calling as a reference work for stranded Zetaceans stuck on this planet, serves to update in contemporary terms much of the lore divulged in ancient times through messianic revelations and religious scripture. From the Zoroastrians to more recent declinations of faith, many are the parallels which can be made. If for nothing else this book makes for an entertaining read, while at the same time popping the lid on many deep rabbit holes which some may wish to further explore. A highly recommended work for those with an open mind and the ability to reposition ideas between multiple contexts. --Richard O., Paris, France
Thank you for the first edition of your new book. I read it twice to make sure that it all sank in. It is a very good read, and I'll be buying a copy when you publish it. I bet you could have written three times or more on this subject! I was relieved that the Akashic Record stated that we have succeeded at this time...I didn't like to read that it could be changed subject to a timeline manipulation! It was interesting to read about the use of deprivation tanks. I read a lot of this years ago when I studied Dr. John Lilly's books. So...I'm in...I really liked it just the way it is. Good stuff; well worth reading. --David G., Seattle, Washington
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