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WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT: --> The Artist and the Alien—Guidance, Warnings, and Hope from an ET Living Among Us is a book whose time has come—the true story of Canadian painter Shirlè Klein Carsh and her life-changing experience in 1970 with Frank, an extraterrestrial from the planet Sirius.Looking like us, and using a second-hand store as his cover, he lived and worked as an ordinary man, but with a mission to warn and guide us about the natural and man-made catastrophes that are now considered imminent. He instructs Shirlè to paint a civilization that had contributed to its own demise, and offers an antidote: compassion. His message warns us, even as it conveys hope. Prophesies are only probabilities, he stresses. We have free will to change the path we are on. The vehicle of this message, Shirlè, grew up feeling not only "different" but that Earth was not her home and her parents not her real parents—the traits of a “wanderer”. He prepares his student for her future mission (should calamities befall the Earth). For two years he personally guides her in her psychological, spiritual and artistic development, and, upon his leaving, gives her various artifacts including eight copper plates (see below), inscribed with his alien writing. Afterwards, she and her art are forever changed. The author delves into the metaphysical/UFO relationship; the connection of guidance with synchronicities; the "Indigo, wanderer, star-child" traits of the artist Shirlè; and our inevitable spiritual evolution as Earth and its inhabitants go through the "shift".
Alien or extraterrestrial Copper Plate left with Shilè upon Frank the Alien's departure. |
