As well written as this book is, I just couldn't read it as non-fiction. The claims made in the book are very over the top. I have an open mind, but not quite this open.

This is the true story of Judy Carroll, the author of the book, and her lifelong relationship with Extraterrestrials. Do I believe in UFO's and life on other planets? Yes. Did I read this book with an open mind? Yes. Do I believe everything in this book? I would have to say no. But you should read it and make your own decision. I won this from LibraryThing. ( )

At first thought, I saw this book was about aliens, and thus could not review it without bias... Now I realize that the subject matter, albeit, a little hinky to me, is something that should have more books written on the topic. A true story of interactions between humans and zetas; it's not a bad read, just not my cup of tea. Well written, maybe for more of niche group of readers. ( )

The Zeta Message: Connecting All Beings in Oneness
by: Judy Carroll

I won this book from a LibraryThings giveaway

This book is written by 2 Austailian women about their own experiences and beliefs. The authors claim to be reincarnated. They claim that the "Grey's" are gaurdians and caretakers and even that Jesus was a grey and Satan is the energy of fear.

The authors claim that crop circles are physical evidence of Greys and that "seeing" a grandmother that has passed is also proof. They also report that the Greys protect the spirit of Saint Therese from getting lost. I wasn't aware that there was a problem with her soul "getting lost"???

I would first like to say that this book is very well written and certainly explains the views of the authors. This just hasn't conviced me. The Proof that they give doesn't seem to be real evidence to me. Crop circles can be created by people and have been proven as much over the years. I have a hard time believing that Jesus was an Alien Grey, although I can't "prove" that he wasn't. And I'm not sure how accurate "visions or voices" can be. (I always get sceptical about these things, but it might be just me?)

All I can say is that you would have to read it and make those judgements yourself. The book is written well and it's a nice story. I believe that the authors did a nice job with it, I just can't personally believe some of it's claims. ( )

The two author's claim "that in their previous lives they themselves were Grey aliens whose disc crashed in the American southwest desert decades ago." The book is presented in a journal form and is well prepared and an easy read attempting to prove their claims.

This book is offered as evidence of their claims and the constant involvement of aliens on earth, in fact the continued growth of human/alien beings living on the earth. They give as one poof of the human/Zeta mixture "...she could see a Zeta face overshadowing his human features." They also claim abilities currently within them a result of former lives thus proving reincarnation of the human/alien mix.

They claim the Zeta or Grey's "role in this universe is that of Guardians of Caretakers of Energy..." and go so far as to claim the 9/11 terrorist attack would not have come off except that "the sabotage of the computer system on board the big disc" made it possible. Interaction with the Greys vary from normal discussions to "...she felt the presence of one of the Zeta family, along with the sensation of a needle being inserted into her navel."

They claim past lives (reincarnation) and spiritual evolution. And we all "have God Essence within and are therefor potentially all-powerful immortal spiritual beings. They imply that Jesus was a "Grey." And "Satan is the energy of fear, as opposed to the God energy of love within the heart of man." They go on to say "there is no Satan or hell-these are only illusions...." One "proof" they offer is that at a Catholic funeral the author saw her dead grandmother as well as angels and Greys. Her grandmother "...was a very strict Catholic and never believed in reincarnation..." yet in death the author quotes her as saying "may see her in our next or future lives." this is taken as "evidence" of reincarnation.

Relics of St. Therese she reports were surround by Greys because the relics trap her spiritual essence which could get lost. Thus the Greys are protecting the saint's spiritual essence; her soul from being lost until the relics disintegrate in time.

The authors also present "physical" evidence in the form of a crop circle formation at Milk Hill, Wiltshire England in 2001. They claim it is the result of a request to "illustrate the Human Ladder."

Do the author's prove their case? you need to be the judge of that. St. Therese is known for many miracles since her death which doesn't track with the need of being protected by aliens so her soul or spiritual essence is not lost. The crop circle at Milk Hill has been repeated in 2003, 2009 and 2011 and all are different and interpreted differently. Most of the evidence is simply their word for it and no concrete proof.

These are just examples of what the authors offer as "proofs." You decide if they can really be considered proofs or not. ( )