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A bright ‘star’ was filmed in the night sky on 10 July 2015 and was seen to rapidly change colour and shape. “Under no circumstances is this a natural star,” is one of the comments made during the video. (Source: YouTube: cdbfort)
A video showing a bright object, rapidly changing colour and moving, was filmed over Samnanger, Norway, on 14 March 2015 at 7.45pm, by T.W., who sent these still photographs. Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the bright object was Maitreya’s ‘star’.) |
A new
entry set, added October 5th, 2014
Maitreya's 'star' filmed on 2 December 2012, at Tiruvannamalai, Tamil Nadu, India (the location of Ramana Maharshi's Ashram), by K.S., Nara-shi, Japan. (Source: YouTube) |
Dear Editor,
The different colours, shapes and moves that can be seen on the video and the photos seem to indicate that it might be something special. I had the strange impression that there was some kind of intervention between the observer and the observed. Each time the sky was clear, that star was still visible. Could it be a UFO or Maitreya's 'star'? J.C.L., Rittershoffen, Alsace, France. |
A new
entry set, added May 11th, 2014
A bright, colourful object was filmed in the sky on 1 April 2013 over Windsor, Ontario, Canada. (Source: YouTube: kayakless Ontario) (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the colourful object was Maitreya’s ‘star’.) |
A new
entry set, added April 1st, 2014
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ on video Nevada, USA – Video taken on 28 December 2013 in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains shows a pulsating UFO that continually changes colour. The filmmaker also shot similar footage in the same location on 12 and 31 December 2013 and 3 January 2014. (YouTube: AngelOfThyNight)
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Maitreya’s ‘star’ letter |
A new
entry, added January 2nd, 2014
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ California, USA – A bright light that changed colours was seen in the sky over Bakersfield, California, on the nights of 28 and 29 October 2013. According to a local television news report: “17 News received numerous calls from viewers about a mysterious bright light shining in the sky for the second straight night…. It was too bright to be a star, too still to be an aircraft.” Amateur astronomer Daron Nunn, who looked at the UFO through a telescope, said the object “split” and “changed shapes”. (Source: YouTube: Isaac Wilee)(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that this was Maitreya’s ‘star’.)  |
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ Florida, USA – A pulsating object that changed colours was seen by Gregg Prescott over Sarasota, Florida, on 16 and 17 October 2013. He also filmed it from Siesta Key, Florida, 3 November 2013, from 7.40 to about 8.40 pm. “It would grow larger when I asked it to,” he writes, adding: “the location of this UFO has moved significantly north, which gives everybody the opportunity to see it for an extended period of time. It’s as if the ET’s want to give everyone an opportunity to see that we are not alone in this universe.” One witness said: “That object is so bright sometimes it can be seen though clouds.” Initially sightings began around 9 October; many reports came from all over the United States as well as Brazil, Japan and New Zealand. (Source: in5d.com; YouTube: in5d)(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that this was Maitreya’s ‘star’.)  |
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| Dear Editor, On 15 August 2013, near Dieppe, I saw a bright orange star in the sky around 11.15pm. The star seemed very low in altitude. At the beginning, it seemed not to be moving, but after a few minutes it began to move slowly to the left and disappeared behind trees. It was so beautiful and I was very excited. I’m almost sure that it was a UFO. Could you please tell me what this object was? If it was a UFO, where did it come from? (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the bright orange light was Maitreya’s ‘star’.) [Source: SI December 2013] |
A new
entry, added November 4th, 2013
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ Dear Editor,  |
Two new
entries, added October 3rd, 2013
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ [photo below] West Harrison, Indiana, USA – Video of a large, bright object rapidly changing colour and moving quickly, was uploaded onto YouTube on 12 May 2013. (Source: YouTube: tuffprep1)) (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the colourful object was Maitreya’s ‘star’.)[Source: SI July/August 2013]  |
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Two new
entries, added May 2nd, 2013
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ [photo below] Sweden – These comments were posted on YouTube regarding a UFO sighting on 1 March 2013: “This odd looking ‘star’ was recorded last night around 17.30 to 18.30 pm by me and my girlfriend in Göteborg (Sweden). The object moved extremely slowly and it appeared several hours earlier than other stars. It kept pulsating in various colours at an extremely fast pace. I am not convinced that this is either a star or a planet. It might be that off-course but I am not convinced yet. Some people think this might be Sirius, Nibiru or even a UFO-mothership. What do you think?” (Source: YouTube: UFO-Skywatcher Sävedalen) (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was Maitreya’s ‘star’.)  |
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Dear Editor, On 11 February 2013, I was coming back from Transmission Meditation in Valencia. From my car I saw in the sky, above a hill known as Monte Picayo, a red light, hovering over it without movement. At first I thought it was a plane, but then I realized that it was not moving and as I continued driving, the light remained there. When I got home, the light was still above the hill. I would like to know if that light was Maitreya’s ‘star’ or a spaceship? Name withheld, Valencia, Spain. (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the light was Maitreya’s ‘star’.) |
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photograph, added September 9th 2012
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ Moscow, Russia – Multi-coloured, moving object seen over Moscow on 29 July 2012 is Maitreya's 'star'. (Source: YouTube: olegen77), SI September 2012 |
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photographs & accounts of sightings, added July 23rd 2012
Constanta, Romania – 19 April 2012. “I saw a star in the sky, or at least that’s what I thought. What caught my attention was the intense multicolor flickering. Got my camera and started recording.” (Source: YouTube: ForsakenCTpk) (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the object is Maitreya’s ‘star’.),
Amsterdam, the Netherlands, late March 2012 – Series of photos of a bright star rapidly changing colour every few seconds. Taken in a south-westerly direction at about 30 degrees above the horizon. Sent by Corné Quartel, Amsterdam. (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the object is Maitreya’s ‘star’.), |
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photographs & accounts of sightings, added June 17th 2012
France – Four UFOs over Volvic, 19 March 2012. Two flickering lights moving in tandem in the sky split into a rectangular shape of four lights, which continued to move rapidly together. (Source: gather.com; YouTube: kadiethedogg) (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the four ‘stars’ make up Maitreya’s ‘star’.),
France – Toulouse, 31 March 2012 at 22.30pm. A bright darting sphere was filmed over Toulouse, France, on 30 and 31 March 2012, flickering rapidly through different colours around a bright central point of light. (Source: YouTube: pascal2503) (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the sphere was Maitreya’s ‘star’.),
Q&A from SI April 2012 Q. A number of video “experts”, along with the largest UFO investigation group in the US, have declared the videos of the appearance of Maitreya’s ‘star’ over Jerusalem in January 2011 a hoax, without bothering to locate or interview other eyewitnesses. Would your Master kindly tell us how many people actually saw the ‘star’ over the Temple Mount that night? A. Several thousand. Q. You have said the four ‘star’ UFOs are the size of five football fields, but the photo of the ‘star’ over the Temple Mount published in Share International shows it appearing significantly smaller. Do the Space Brothers manipulate the size of the ‘star’ UFOs along with their shape and colour? A. Yes. |
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photograph & account of sighting, added May 6th 2012
Sweden – UFOs seen over Uppsala, Sweden, 15 January 2012. Comments from YouTube: “I had been skiing all day and on my way home I saw bright lights in the sky. I picked up my cellphone and managed to capture almost 2 minutes.” (Source: YouTube: UFOindependent)
Russia – A well-known photographer Halit Safin took a video of a UFO over the city of Ufa (capital of the Republic of Bashkortostan) on the evening of 23 January 2012. His video, 2 minutes and 15 seconds in length, shows a ring-shaped object rapidly changing colour to varying combinations of green, blue, yellow and red. (Source: YouTube: myunhauzen74)
Maitreya’s ‘star’ Dear Editor, I don’t have any photo but would like to know if I have seen the ‘star’.
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'Star' photographed on January 15th in The Netherlands, SI January / February 2012
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Light connection Dear Editor, Can you tell me what the “bright star” and the orange light were? S.S., London, UK. (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the ‘bright star’ was Maitreya’s ‘star’, and the orange light was Maitreya’s Lightship.)
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photographs, added December 6th 2011
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 'Star'
photographed in Pescara, Italy, SI November 2011 |
‘Maitreya’s ‘star’ witnessed
across four US states A bright “mystery object” seen across California,
Colorado, Nevada and Arizona on the night of 14 September 2011 has been
widely reported by local US television news stations. California’s KCAL9
reported that their newsroom had been flooded with emails from people
who had watched a mystery object “streaking across the night sky”. The
brilliant light lit up the southern California night sky, and was seen
by people over a huge area, from San Diego on the coast, right across
the mountains, the desert, and as far inland as Las Vegas and Phoenix.
The station played a video of the object passing over Glendora, California.
According to News At Ten presenter Dave Bryan, people had described it
as a bright light, or like a falling star, or like a red comet with a
green light around it. A resident of San Clemente, California – who was
able to capture the object in High Definition – described the object
as “a red comet with a green glow around it”. Kim Curto was filming at
her brother’s football game in Phoenix, Arizona, when she saw “a big,
like, circular light move across the sky” and managed to capture it on
video. |
'Star'
photographed over Santarém, Portugal, SI November 2011 |
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photograph, added July 26th 2011
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| A bright, flickering light filmed over El Granada, California, USA, on 4 April 2011 at 11.30pm was actually Maitreya's "star", SI June 2011 |
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| On 13 to 14 March 2011 Maitreya’s ‘star’ was filmed over Dunedin, New Zealand, SI May 2011 | Maitreya’s ‘star’ filmed over Samnanger, Norway, on 19 February 201, SI May 2011 | Maitreya’s ‘star’ filmed over Melbourne, Australia, on 26 February 2011, SI May 2011 |
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'Star' as seen over the Mount in Jerusalem, Israel |
'Star' photographed in Pescara, Italy, SI April 2011 |
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If you wish to read more about these "star" sightings, please visit the March 2011 Share International magazine page, please click here. |
| 'Star' televised in Mexico, SI March 2011 | 'Star' photographed in Beverungen, Germany, SI March 2011 | Please visit this page again! |
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If you wish to read more about these "star" sightings, please visit the January / February 2011 Share International magazine page, please click here. |
| 'Star' photographed in Brighton, UK, SI Jan/Feb 2011 | 'Star' photographed in Accra, Ghana, SI Jan/Feb 2011 | Please visit this page again! |
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| 'Star' photographed in Maui, USA, SI Jan/Feb 2011 | 'Star' photographed in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, SI Jan/Feb 2011 | 'Star' photographed in Cambridge, New Zealand, SI Jan/Feb 2011 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Nova Scotia, Canada, SI Jan/Feb 2011 | 'Star' photographed in Nebraska, USA, SI Jan/Feb 2011 | 'Star' photographed in Merced, California, USA, SI Jan/Feb 2011 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Samnanger, Norway, SI December 2010 (image I) | 'Star' photographed in Samnanger, Norway, SI December 2010 (image II) | 'Star' photographed in Samnanger, Norway, SI December 2010 (image III) |
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| 'Star' photographed in the USA, SI December 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Silverdale, SI December 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Germany, SI December 2010 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, SI November 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Grand Mesa, USA, SI November 2010 |
'Star' photographed in Kerkrade, the Netherlands, SI November 2010 |
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| 'Star' photographed in London, UK, SI November 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Spelonga, Italy, SI November 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Auckland, New Zealand, SI December 2010 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Cucuta,
Colombia, SI October 2010 |
'Star' photographed in Dubai,
the UAE, SI October 2010 |
'Star' on television in Jinhua Zhejiang, China, SI October 2010 |
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| These photographs, sent by O. S., show the rapid colour changes of Maitreya’s ‘star’ seen over Berlin, Germany on 9 March 2010. | ||
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| 'Star' photographed in New York, USA, SI October 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Stansted, UK, SI October 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Whitby, Canada, SI October 2010 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Berkeley, SI May 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Hullbridge, SI May 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Boston (1), SI June 2010 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Hullbridge, SI July 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Kadina, SI July 2010 | |
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| Maitreya's lightship and 'star' in Hullbridge, SI July 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Rome, SI July 2010 | 'Star' spiral photographed in Australia, SI July 2010 |
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| 'Star' photographed in Norway, SI September 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Brazil, SI September 2010 | 'Star' photographed in the UK, SI September 2010 |
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This selection of photographs is from the May, June, July and September issues of Share International magazine. |
| 'Star' photographed in Boston (2), SI June 2010 | 'Star' photographed in Paris, SI July 2010 |
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| Samnanger, Norway, 19 February 2010. Photograph taken by T. W. between 6.30 and 7pm, in an easterly direction. | Brooklyn, New York, USA, 11 February 2010: “Filmed right before sunset … it would be more accurate to think of it as looking like a ball of light.” (YouTube: tderamus) |
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Spiral light over Norway – the ‘star’ that heralds Maitreya’s
emergence
The enormous, spiral light with its glowing centre, seen over Norway on 9
December 2009, has excited and baffled thousands of Norwegians including astronomical
experts. What does it mean?
On 12 December 2008 Share International Foundation announced that a large, bright ‘star’-like object would soon be seen in the sky. It is a sign heralding the imminent appearance of Maitreya, the World Teacher, on His first television interview, which will take place in the USA.
The ‘star’ is really one of four enormous spacecraft placed around the world. Since December 2008 numerous sightings of the ‘star’ have been reported on YouTube and television news programmes. Share International magazine has received hundreds of photographs showing the ‘star’ in a variety of stunning colours and shapes.
The huge spiral manifestation over Norway is an extension of the work of these spacecraft and is irrefutable evidence of their reality. Our information is that further such manifestations are planned for the near future.
New pictures of Norwegian spiral light added
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22 December 2009 & 1 January 2010
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ABOVE: This photo by kind permission of Elisabeth Anne Roberts Bjørndalen shows a nice perspective of the 'star' in the distance. |
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ABOVE: This photo by kind permission of Hege Bergfald Jacobsen, shows the sky after the spiral action has ended. |
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Please read also Foxnews story on the spiral, click
here.
Please read more on The Sun website, click here.
The ‘Star’ Sign – new Share International
video, now on YouTube
Share International has produced a 10 minute film called The ‘Star’ Sign,
which is now available on YouTube website, presenting the extraordinary phenomenon
of the ‘star’ heralding Maitreya’s emergence. Since Benjamin Creme’s first
announcement in December 2008, Share International has received hundreds
of photographs of the ‘star’ from all over the world, and witnesses have independently
posted on YouTube dozens of videos of the ‘star’ from different countries with
much debate as to its meaning and purpose.
The new film contains vivid photographs, video footage and media reports from
Brazil, Colombia, Sky News, and a clip from a Benjamin Creme lecture. Viewers
can see how the ‘star’ moves, changes shape and emits rays of brilliant colours.
It is, of course, according to Benjamin Creme’s Master, not a star per
se, but one of four gigantic spacecraft, positioned so that one is visible
from any part of the globe, an awesome sign to the world that an extraordinary
event is about to happen – the emergence of Maitreya into public view.
Take part in this extraordinary event by looking for the ‘star’. If you photograph
or film it, please report it to the media or Share International magazine
and help create an open media debate about its meaning and purpose.
See ‘The ‘Star’ Sign’ at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=yuuMOvy1KNE
The star that heralds Maitreya’s emergence
“In the very near future, people everywhere will have the opportunity to witness an extraordinary and significant sign, the like of which has been manifested only once before, at the birth of Jesus. Then, according to Christian teaching, a star appeared in the heavens and led three wise men from the East to the birthplace of Jesus. Soon, once again, a star-like luminary of brilliant power will be seen around the world.” (Benjamin Creme’s Master, ‘Maitreya’s first interview’, SI Jan/Feb 2009)
On 12 December 2008 Share International distributed a news release announcing that in the very near future a large, bright star would appear in the sky visible throughout the world, night and day, heralding the imminent appearance of Maitreya in His first interview on a major US television programme. Since early January 2009 sightings of the star have been reported all over the world and hundreds of sightings have been sent to Share International. We include a selection of the latest reports from the media, Share International readers, and sightings from YouTube. All are genuine sightings confirmed by Benjamin Creme’s Master to be the ‘star’.
How to spot the ‘star’
“It behaves in a way no other celestial object does.”
— Benjamin Creme
The ‘star’
• resides in our Earth’s atmosphere
• can move, spin, pulsate and blink
• can change size and shape (eg round, diamond, hexagonal)
• can change position in the sky
• can get closer, and recede, at speed
• is very bright and sometimes the only star visible
• can radiate bright colours, often in quick succession
• has been sighted day and night
• can respond to thought: has been known to appear and move
when asked
• several witnesses have even seen all four ‘stars’ together
• is seen all over the world.
Note: Benjamin
Creme explains that the ‘star’ regularly recharges its
energy from the sun and is not always visible. Also note
that in cities high-rise buildings can obscure sightings
of the ‘star’, so keep watching.
Photographs sent to Share International
The photographs below from around the world have been confirmed by Benjamin Creme's Master to be the star. Click on any photograph to view a larger version.
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| The Netherlands, Tilburg, 25 July 2009. E. H. writes: “About midnight the star was positioned low in the sky, east-southeast, and moved unusually fast southward. In the foreground the funfair can be seen.” |  |
Germany: Taken on 2 August 2009 at 4.41am, in Nuremberg, by K. M. |  |
| Norway: Photograph taken on 10 October 2009 between 6 and 7am in the southeast, at Samnanger, 40 km from Bergen, Norway. Sent in a video link by T.W. who asked: “On the videos the ‘star’ seems to take on shapes resembling the Christian cross and maybe also the Buddha?” (Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’, in the shape of a cross. The earlier images were not related to the Buddha, but were of the cross being formed.) |  |
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| Spain: two photographs taken in Barcelona, on 1 October 2009, sent by H.L. and C.F. |  |
France: Two photographs taken between 5 and 7am on 24 September 2009 in Menton, south of France, at a 40 degree angle from the eastern horizon. Sent by M.S. |  |
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| The Netherlands, Photographed on 26 September at 8pm during the annual Transmission Meditation Conference in Kerkrade, the Netherlands. More than 100 participants witnessed the large star in the evening in a south-east direction. Sent by C.Q., Amsterdam, Holland. |  |
China:Taken on 22 August 2009, Beijing, by T.W. |  |
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| Germany, Berlin, 27 June 2009, photographed from the balcony of his flat. Sent by T.W. |  |
The Netherlands, On 6 July, at 4.30am, I hoped
to see the ‘star’ in a northeast direction, after
reading the latest Share
International magazine.
I looked out of my bedroom window and – yes
there it was – shining brightly in the still
dark sky, the only star left to see. The sky
was brightening quickly and the star faded away
until 5.30am when it was gone. There isn’t any
doubt for me that all the stories in Share
International are true, but you can see this with your very
own eyes! So wonderful, I have to share this. M.Z., Amsterdam. |
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| Spain, Photograph sent by G.L., Barcelona, who explains: “The star rises in the sky at about 11pm from the east-southeast and seen from the north moves west, rising in altitude. It moves quite quickly. This photo was taken in Vilassar de Mar, in Barcelona province, Spain … camcorder footage shows ‘pulsations’, changes of size and flashing of the star when the zoom was fixed in the same position.” |  |
U.K., Taken in Hullbridge, Essex, by C.E. at 3.30am on 17 July 2009. |  |
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France, Photograph taken by J-C. L. on 23 April 2009, at home in Rittershoffen, Alsace. |  |
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| China,Beijing. Photographs taken 20 minutes apart in February 2009, sent by T.W. |  |
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2, please see left, sent by T.W. |
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| England,
Slough, 2 June 2009. Sent by P.C. |
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New Zealand: Taken by W.C.P. on 17 February 2009 in the upper North Island, New Zealand. |  |
| Norway: Taken by M.F. in Oslo, Norway, on 9 February 2009 at 6pm. |  |
USA: Taken by J.C. in Orlando, Florida, USA, on 7 February 2009 at 7.30pm. |  |
| Japan: Taken in Sakura city, Chiba-ken, Japan, between 7.43 pm and 7.53pm on 2 March 2009. During this short time it was changing colour and sinking gradually. (1/2) |  |
Please see left, 2/2. |  |
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Please see below, 2/3. |  |
| Japan: Taken by M.H. in Komaki-shi, Aichi-ken, Japan, on 31 January 2009. |  |
Japan: Taken by M.N. on 12 March 2009 at 16.40 in Kotoh-ku, Tokyo, Japan. In a series of three photographs the star moved quickly from the right to the left and above the sun, in just over one minute. (3/3) |  |
| UK: Taken
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| UK: Taken by T.W. on 10 March 2009 around 7.15 pm in Crewe, Cheshire, UK. |  |
Holland: Taken by R.A.S. in Deventer, Holland, at 8.50pm on 8 March 2009. |  |
| Egypt: Taken
by A.K. from a cruise ship at Alexandria, Egypt,
on 2 February 2009. |
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Germany: T.W.
took this from his apartment window at 6pm on 27 February 2009 in Berlin, Germany. |
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| Japan: Taken
by S.K. in Oiso, Kanagawa, on 2 March 2009, around noon. |
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France:
Taken by V.M. on 11 February 2009 in Normandy, near Caen. |
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| The Netherlands: Taken in Venlo-Blerick, Limburg, by A.W. at 7.20pm on 3 March 2009. |
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Switzerland: Swiss local newspapers Ticino News and Corriere del Tucino reported a mystery ‘UFO’ seen over Cornaredo, Lugano, on 25 February 2009 at 9.15pm. It was described as “a luminous red colour sphere”. The Swiss Italian Centre of Ufology (CUSI) received many videos, photographs and reports of the sighting, which was confirmed to be the star. S.L. took and sent this photograph. |  |
| Germany: Two photographs taken in Tübingen by G.P. on 28 February 2009 at 7.20pm. |
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| Canada: Taken in Mochelle, Nova Scotia, by L.MG. on 8 February 2009 |
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Germany: Taken on 5 February 2009 around 8pm on the outskirts of Nürnberg by H.A., using a Panasonic TZ5 with maximum enlargement. |
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| USA: Taken by D.E.M. on 8 February 2009 in the Southwest Corridor Park, South End, Boston, USA. |
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USA: Taken also by D.E.M. on 8 February 2009 in the Southwest Corridor Park, South End, Boston, USA. |
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| Spain: Taken between 21 and 28 January 2009 in Montras village, Cataluña, by J.L.M. |
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France: Taken in Brumath by R.K. on 2 January 2009. |
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| D.E.M. from South End, Boston, MA, USA, sent Share International a series of photographs taken from 28 December 2008 to 26 January 2009. |
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Taken also by D.E.M. at dusk, around 5.15pm, 26 January 2009, in the Southwest Corridor Park, South End, Boston, MA. |
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| Oslo, Norway M.F. sent Share International this photograph of the star taken in Oslo, Norway, on 27 January 2009 at 8 pm. |
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Langley, Berkshire, UK 3 February 2009. Sent by P.C., who writes: "The bright star has appeared again…. The colours change in each picture, green, pink, yellow and white. Marvellous!!" |
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| France: Taken in Bruges by R.K. on 27 December 2008. |
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Japan: Taken by M.S. at the bank of Kiso river in Inuyama-shi around 11.40am on 8 February 2009. Please see letter to editor for further details on this photograph. |
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| France: Taken in Etampes by R.M. on 15 February 2009. |
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France: Also taken in Etampes by R.M. on 15 February 2009. |
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| Germany: Taken in Munich by M.H. on 15 February 2009. |
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Germany: Taken in Munich also by M.H. on 15 February 2009. |
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| Belgium: Taken in Ath on 18 January 2009 at around 6.30pm. |
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Newspaper
& media reports
Added
11 November 2009
A ‘mysterious luminary object in the summer sky’ was
recently reported on nationwide Japanese television
station.
On 17 July 2009, Japanese Fuji Television during its evening Super News programme reported the story of a bright, moving, star-like object and showed a video taken by a viewer, Mr Tokumitu Yanagisawa.
The witness Mrs Yanagisawa said that she and her husband
saw from their window a ‘mysterious luminary object’
in the western sky above the trees. ‘It was emitting
light, shining brightly, changing colours, green, yellow,
red and so on. It was moving vertically, up and down,
while spinning.’
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms the ‘mysterious luminous
object’ was the ‘star’.)
Heavenly herald
As we go to press, reports are coming in of a large,
very bright “fireball”, a “shining bullet”, or a “glowing heavenly
body” as German media described it. The object was seen in the early
evening of 13 October in clear skies above Germany, the Netherlands
and Belgium. Over the Netherlands there are reports that the object
broke the sound barrier with the accompanying sonic boom. (Source:
Zeit-online, Bild.de, NDR Online, Germany; de Volkskrant, the Netherlands)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the “heavenly
body” is the ‘star’ heralding Maitreya’s first interview.)
Previous additions
The ‘star’ reported on television
Boca Raton, Florida, USA, 6 July 2009. According to one witness: “ There was
a green light in the sky, but it was too close to be a star. It was moving side-to-side
and hovering, like nothing I have ever seen before … it was a green glowing diamond
shaped object, about 100 feet above us, floating”. WPTV, a local television station,
reported the story and showed a video. (YouTube; examiner.com)
RCN Colombia News, Colombia
Television
news channel RCN Colombia reported an incident which
took place on 15 April 2009 in Pereira, capital city
of the state of Risarald. Announcing that a “journalist
films a UFO in Pereira, the spaceship flew over several
buildings”, it told how television journalist Liliana
López saw a gigantic, bright light in the sky from her
eighth-floor balcony at 9.20pm. She captured the diamond-shaped
object on her video camera and reported that it emitted
a multi-coloured light. It drifted across the sky for
several minutes and then mysteriously disappeared. UFO
experts are investigating the extraordinary footage.
López recalls: “ I saw a very big, resplendent light
in the sky, certainly not normal at all. It was easy
to see it was not a star or a plane and taking advantage
of the fact that I had a video camera with good resolution
I tried to get some close-up footage. You can see quite
clearly what a strange object it is. There is a moment
when it’s already going away – it starts turning around,
around, around, around and then finally moves away –
it’s perfectly evident that it’s a [space]ship”. (Source:
RCN Colombia; YouTube)
Sky Television, UK
On
22 March 2009 Sky Television News interviewed thirteen-year-old
Harriet Rogers who filmed what she thought was a UFO
hovering above Shrewsbury, England. On 21 February
2009, after a call from her grandmother about a bright
light in the sky, Harriet and her father went upstairs
to have a look and saw a brilliant ball of light pulsing
and changing colours. Harriet explained: “To the human
eye, it just looked like a bright light but, on the
video camera we could see it pulsing, then suddenly
changing colours. They decided to go out and follow
the light to try to get a bit closer and they started
to notice it was going down beyond the horizon. She
added: “This is when you could see with your own eyes
that it was pulsing and changing colours. We stopped
in a lay-by and rested the camcorder on a gatepost
where we got the best shots. We could see how it was
getting much brighter than before.” Asked by a Sky
reporter if she thought it was a UFO Harriet said:
“Yes. It’s come back, it’s definitely come back, literally
every starry night.” There have been many unexplained
lights in the sky reported over Shropshire recently. The
Shropshire Star newspaper reported: “There have
been up to 30 sightings of mysterious light objects
logged by UFO experts in the last two months [February
and March 2009] with at least eight recorded in the
last fortnight.” (Source: Sky News; The Shropshire
UK)
The Sun, UK
On
16 February 2009 The Sun newspaper included
a report from Scott Shepperd of a bright light or “craft”
spotted over Colchester, Essex. A video of his sighting
was placed on the newspaper’s website. Shepperd had
been to the cinema with a friend before he captured
the dazzling light in the sky. He said: “As I was about
to get in the car to go home, a golden ball of light
no higher than 100ft above me caught my attention.
I said to my mate to look, he ignored me and said its
probably just a plane. I asked him to check anyway
and, just as he did, it started moving over the top
of us. It was very bright orange and moved very quietly:
it had no flashing light which made me question if
it was a plane. Quick as I could, I got out my mobile
phone to video it but by the time I had got it out
and set it up it had moved pretty far away." (Source: The
Sun, UK)
Chester Chronicle, UK
“Orange UFO spotted above Chester skies” is the headline in the Chester Chronicle on 30 April 2009. Marty Wilbur was standing on his balcony using his mobile phone when he saw a “pulsating orange light” rising up in front of him at 9.02 pm on 26 April 2009. He filmed the mysterious orange glow as it tracked northwards and disappeared. “I could see this orange ball rising up, at a 90-degree angle, straight up, then it just sat there, sat still for a few seconds. To my amazement it started moving sideways. Right away I recognized it wasn’t something normal that I had ever seen before. There was no sound at all. All you can hear are birds chirping on the video.” (Source: chesterchronicle.co.uk)
Gazeta Alerta, Brazil
On
8 February 2009, during the live television programme Gazeta
Alerta in Rio Branco City, Brazil, the film crew
spotted an object in the sky changing colour from white,
to red, to blue. The live coverage continued as they
filmed the object for more than two hours, with more
than 25 people witnessing the event. The object moved
from east to south and then from south to west. (Source:
YouTube)
Milliyet Kemer News, Turkey
On
25 April 2009 at 3.30am a group of security guards
outside a hotel in the coastal town of Kemer, Turkey,
saw an unusual object hovering over the ocean and photographed
it. Security guard Erman Bulut was at the front of
the hotel when he saw the hexagonal object doing impossible
manoeuvres above the sea and changing shape and colour.
He recalls: “At first I couldn’t understand what I
was witnessing. I saw this large object rising from
the sea. It definitely wasn’t a plane or balloon. It
was leaving a trail and it was glowing. My hands were
shaking from the excitement. As it descended towards
the sea I ran to the beach but then it began to rapidly
rise eventually merging with the stars. It was hexagonal,
orange and fluorescent. As far as I am concerned it
was definitely a UFO. One does not get the chance to
see such things often and I feel lucky to have witnessed
this. When one takes into account the size of the universe
and the number of stars, UFOs and aliens become a certainty.”
Erman's co-workers Mehemet Aydin and Sezgin Cesur
also saw the object and described it. “It was hexagonal
but at times it's shape changed. It descended and then
rose, disappearing into the sky. “I didn't sleep all
night from excitement” concluded Mr Cesur. (Source:
Milliyet Kemer News, Turkey)
All News Web
According to All News Web, formations of UFOs have been seen above cities throughout the world in the first few months of 2009. In China, reports the website, a UFO was filmed by a Beijing tourist on 18 February 2009 in Kashgar in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous region along the ancient Silk Road. “Me and my father were walking through a park near the Science and Technology Complex returning to our hotel when I noticed a very bright and clear object in the sky that appeared too close and too bright to be a star,” said Lee Kwan Hing. “I used a Panasonic High Definition camcorder to take the film. As I zoomed in on the object I noticed that it had the form of a yo-yo and I could make out geometric patterns on the object. Is it a UFO, a satellite or a star?” he asks. “Perhaps an All News Web reader can help Hing solve this mystery,” suggests Michael Cohen of All News Web. (Source: allnewsweb.com)
Cuatro TV, Spain
The ‘star’ seen over Los Arenales, Cordoba, Spain
Spanish television reports on the ‘star’
On 5 April 2009 the popular programme Cuarto Milenio (Fourth Millennium)
on Spanish television channel Cuatro, reported on the ‘star’ sign.
Footage was shown of a film taken in Los Arenales, Cordoba province,
by ecologist Bartolome Olivares who had been walking in the mountains
when he saw a big, orange light on the horizon. Journalist Iker Jimenez
told the viewers: “Important. Please pay attention to this, my friends
who are watchful, looking at the skies. In the last days of March we
have received many sightings, videos and photos. What is happening?
Let’s look at this – a kind of orange object, circular, spherical,
that comes close and moves away, that seems to pulsate.” (Source: Cuatro
TV, Spain)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms the report to be an authentic sighting of the ‘star’.)
Times of Malta, Malta
“What’s that mysterious light in the night sky?” asked the Times
of Malta on 23 March 2009. “For more than a month, a bright
light in the sky has been astounding those who see it, making them
wonder what it is,” says Times reporter, Cynthia Busuttil.
“Almost every evening, soon after sunset, the bright light appears
over the Floriana church, moving to Lija and then onto Ta’ Qali.
An hour later, it just disappears into thin air…. But what is this
light? A star, a planet ... or an unidentified flying object? And
does this sighting have the potential of turning Malta into the Mediterranean’s
Roswell? According to eyewitnesses, the light is brighter than anything
else in the sky and appears to hover lower than passing planes.”
The Astronomical Society of Malta, however, blamed atmospheric turbulence
when Venus is low in the sky, which can cause it to change colour dramatically.
But noted one observant commentator: “At first I thought that it is
something about Venus or Saturn … but soon after I realised that at
times the light shines even though it’s cloudy.” (Source: timesofmalta.com)
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms the report to be an authentic
sighting of the ‘star’.)
Fremover, Narvik, Norway
Two photographs taken by Fritz Hansen for Norwegian newspaper Fremover in Narvik, published on 4 March 2009.
Photo: Fritz Hansen, Fremover
Photo: Fritz Hansen, Fremover
Brønnøysunds Avis, Norway
Brønnøysunds Avis newspaper, in northern Norway, published an article asking: “What is it that lights up the sky above the church?” It reported that on the evening of Sunday 18 January several people witnessed a ball-shaped object above a church called Sømna. A report and photograph of the same sighting was also featured in Norwegian newspaper Harstad Tidende.
Photo: Viktor Stein, Brønnøysunds Avis
Bergens Tidende, Norway
A bright object seen in the skies above Norway was featured in an article entitled 'Venus causes a stir', in the Norwegian newspaper, Bergens Tidende, 30 January 2009. The scientist who was interviewed said it was Venus, but Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it is the star.
Photo: Fred Ivar Utsi Kelmetsen, Bergens Tidende
Photographs of the star from YouTube videos
| Named “the Fiery Sphere”, Moscow, Russia, 6.17am, 29 August 2009 (You Tube: olegen77) |  |
Updated 10 November 2009 |
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| Halifax, Nova Scotia, 13 August 2009. “This might be a star, however it rose very fast in comparison to the stars I have seen…. My initial thought it might be the star, (UFO SHIP) mentioned by Benjamin Creme of Share International…. This footage was taken 5.42am start 5.52am end… The object started at 90 degrees and ended up 10 minutes later at 145 degrees. This is actual footage as it rose, and has not been manipulated.” (YouTube: soulplayorb) |  |
Italy, 8 July 2009 (YouTube: FaberBarber) |  |
| USA, 13 July 2009, 5.00am.”I woke up and went to the window to find this bright white light blinking on and off (almost dismissed it as a helicopter) until it started dimming and then brightening again, eventually stopping, resting at its brightest.” (YouTube: ASEYEIS) |  |
“Ufo spotted in Southall, London, UK [22.8.09] …. multiple Ufos nearby. At one point in the film it seems to be ejecting another ufo from itself. I don’t know what this is? I wanna know what’s going on, and wanna know right now!” (YouTube: jrajput) |  |
| The ‘star’ over Quebec, Canada, July 2009 (YouTube: UFOFootageArchive) |  |
Finland, 22 August 2009 (TouTube: sismaria37) |  |
| Moscow, Russia, 31 March 2009 (YouTube: insideruk) |  |
California, USA, 26 January 2009: “On 26 January around 8pm … It was a starry night and my boyfriend began looking at this so-called star (disc-like shape) that started spinning and turning weird colors. He ran in the house and got his digital camera. Took a video of this surprising star that was very entertaining. Spinning up and down and side to side and turning colors. Then it disappeared. Just dropped out of the sky. Anyone know what this is?” (Source: YouTube: ledz4cars) |
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| Moscow,
Russia, 7 October 2009 (Source: YouTube: olegen77) |
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Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 3 February 2009. (YouTube) |  |
| Whinmoor, Leeds, UK, April 2009 (YouTube: columbiantony) |  |
Brentwood, California, USA, 11 October 2009: “I’d heard from my friends that there was a UFO that would appear over my cousin’s house at night, but I finally got to witness what they were talking about. The brightness along with the rapidly pulsating various colors just boggles my mind!” (Source: YouTube: caliskate04) |  |
| Northern Kentucky, USA, 6 June 2009: “At first glance, it looked like an abnormally large star, but very bright. When you actually looked close you could see some kind of pulsating lights on the top of it. Like a strobe light with red blue and green flashes,” says the witness. (YouTube: TriangleinTheSky) |  |
Updated 23 September 2009 |
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| U.K., All four ‘stars’ seen over Leyland, Lancashire, on 7 February 2009, filmed by M.G. He reports seeing: “4 extremely bright UFOs approaching and going over the houses in my street. They were at an low altitude and flying in a staggered formation under definite intelligent control and definitely not Chinese lanterns”. (YouTube: ufohomebase) (See letter by D.D. in Share International, July/August 2009, who also saw all four ‘stars’ together.) |  |
Slough, UK, 9 August 2009 (YouTube: paulchi69) |  |
| On
2 July 2009 at 8.30pm thousands of people in Chengdu witnessed a
UFO and according to the government news agency Xinhua, ran out,
even in pyjamas, to see the craft, which was described as being
a luminous blue that changed to red from time to time. Zhang Yang,
head of the Chengdu Buddhist Association, pronounced it a “Heavenly
Body” and said it could not have been a Chinese lantern, weather
balloon or kite. “There seems to be a mass of UFO sightings all over China at the moment,” according to disclose.tv, which reported that the same UFO had stunned thousands of residents of Xi’an city the night before, resulting in jammed news hot lines. (Source: allnewsweb.com; YouTube) |
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| Italy,Two of the four ‘star-like luminaries’ seen together, June 2009. (YouTube: daisenpuQustom) |  |
Germany, Four stills from a video of Maitreya’s ‘star’ over Berlin, 5 August 2009, taken a few seconds apart and showing the constantly changing colours. (YouTube: Danicanto1) |  |
| Updated 11 September 2009 |
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| Please note: these YouTube video photo captures are also linked to their larger source photo. Please click on the YouTube user name to see the original video instead. | W.P.
from Hamilton, New Zealand, said: “Some of
the footage is quite long but none of it is zoomed
while shooting (ie it is shot at the same zoom
setting). Watch how the size changes and how
it pulsates periodically, and for the colour
shift. It seems to just appear in the sky around
3.30am then stays until the sun gets too bright.”
(YouTube: Sophia4Peace) |
“Not
sure what the white thing is but if anyone has any idea, please
let us know. Until then we are considering it a UFO … It’s unidentified
and its hovering. At the beginning of the video it’s clearly way
up over the building’s roof. When we turned the cam back toward
it, it had dropped a bit and was much closer to the roof top.” (YouTube:
Fire24Ice13) |
“At
about 9pm I spotted an orange glowing object
in my back yard. I took these pictures. The object made no sound and
seemed to hover for a long time in one place, then it rapidly ascended
into the sky.” (YouTube:
brollar)  |
| USA: Massachusetts, 15 December 2008 (YouTube: UFOFootageArchive) |  |
Russia: Moscow, 12 May 2009 (YouTube: olegen77) |  |
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LEFT: Footage taken on 17 March 2009 from the international space station NASA mission STS-119, shows a large, luminous object near the craft. Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the object was the ‘star’. (Source: YouTube) | UK:
Edinburgh, Scotland, 10 February  |
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| UK: These photographs have all been taken from a YouTube video called “the star last night”. Shot on 5 March 2009 in the UK, between 7.45 to 8.15pm, the film shows the ‘star’ changing colour repeatedly. (YouTube: kiuhy7) |  |
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| “We have been seeing this object for the past two weeks (March 2009). It usually appears between 7 to 9pm and was filmed NW over the Catskill Mountains. If you listen carefully, in the video you will hear me say I am not using the zoom button, and at that time, it morphs itself. Quite spectacular to see.” (YouTube: PolarEight) |  |
Ukraine: Filmed in Senelnikovo, in the Dnepropetrovsk region of Ukraine, in February 2009. (YouTube: remanuelli) |  |
| Japan: The star over Nishi Tokyo City |  |
England:Filmed in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, in January 2009. (YouTube: hopicondor) |  |
| Israel: Tel
Aviv, February 2009. Two photographs of the Star changing colour within a minute. (YouTube) |
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Israel: Tel Avivphotograph two, please see left. |  |
| UK:London,
UK, 31 December 2008 (YouTube) |
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UK: Twickenham,
London, UK, January 2009: “Another film of the star thing seen over Twickenham. On the camera playback it’s quite spectacular with brilliant colours. It was filmed at 22x power with the camera held steady. Anyone know what it is?” (YouTube: edotoole) |
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| Holland: 26 December 2008 (YouTube) |
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UK:London, 31 December 2008: “Unusual glowing blob spotted in the sky over London. It slowly moved towards us and then disappeared – weird!” (YouTube: paulsmythe) |
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| USA: New Jersey 4 March 2009 |
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USA:Ohio, 22 January 2009: “Was recorded in Southern Ohio. More signs from the Heavens. Looks like Jesus is coming sooner than we think.” (YouTube: andrewk181) |
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| USA: Ozarks, Arkansas 3 March 2009 |
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USA: Lexington, Kentucky 4 March 2009 |
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| USA: Phoenix, Arizona 22 February 2009 |
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USA: Albuquerque, New Mexico February 2009 |
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| USA: San Antonio, Texas 20 February 2009 |
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Italy: Palermo 21 February 2009 |
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| Italy: Venice 15 February 2009 |
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USA: Cleveland, Ohio 16 February 2009 |
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| USA: Miami, Florida 14 February 2009 |
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Mexico: 14 February 2009 |
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| USA: Atlanta, Georgia 10 February 2009 |
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Italy: Lombardy 6 February 2009 |
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| Greece, 3-4 February 2009 |
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South Korea, 31 January 2009 in daylight. G.D. says: "We are videotaping what – we don't know exactly – so it’s classified as a UFO. Anyway, what we have so far is that it keeps flickering but it’s not going away. All the stars in the sky are gone and this is the only other light that is left other than the moon." |  |
| Galway, Ireland, 1 February 2009. Photograph taken through a window. |
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Colorado, USA, 20 January 2009 |
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| Lancashire, UK, 18 January 2009 |
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Ontario, Canada, 20 January 2009 |
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| Rosario, Argentina, 30 January 2009 |
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Zürich, Switzerland, 4 January 2009 |
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| Pasadena, California, USA, 8 January 2009 |
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Miami, Florida, USA, 11 January 2009 |
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| Karachi, Pakistan, 11 January 2009 |
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Greece, 26 January 2009 |
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| Manhattan, New York, USA, 22 January 2009 |
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Close-up of the star over New York, USA, 22 January 2009 |
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| Stockton, California, USA, posted on 18 January 2009 |
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Costa Rica, 3 January 2009 |
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| Montreal, Quebec, Canada, 3 February 2009 |
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Wyoming, USA, 4 February 2009 |
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Letters sent to Share International
Please find below letters sent to Share International and additional photographs from around the world confirmed by Benjamin Creme's Master to be the star sign. Please click on any of the photographs to view the original.
Added
11 November 2009
Dear Editor,
When I was back in Austria during the summer [2009] I always sat on my terrace
and regularly saw very bright stars. Sometimes only one, and sometimes two
at the same time, and they were moving around quite fast. I was sure that either
they were the ‘stars’ Share International reported or spaceships.
I was very moved by the sight and started to pray.
Please can you confirm if I saw the ‘star’ or spaceships
or both?
R.I., Rankweil, Vorarlberg, Austria.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms the sightings were of two of the four
‘stars’. The ‘star’ is, of course, a spaceship.)
Dear Editor,
On the night of 26/27 September 2009 just after midnight
some of the participants of the Transmission Meditation
Conference in the Netherlands were outside on the
terrace at the back of the main building of Rolduc
looking at a star in the sky that behaved in such
a way that it could be the ‘star’. Suddenly we saw
a flash of light across the sky and we all cried
out: “Wow, a shooting star!” Once home I was not
so sure it was a shooting star. The flash was spectacular
and of an extremely beautiful golden-yellow-reddish
colour. The star was east to northeast. (1) Was it
the ‘star’ we were watching? (2) Did we see a shooting
star or a flash of light connected with the ‘star’
or a UFO?
M.L., The Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that (1) it was the ‘star’, and (2) it
was a shooting star.)
Dear Editor,
Every day around 9pm from my living room I see many
planes going to and from Amsterdam-Schiphol airport.
On the evening of 26 September 2009 I also saw a
very special star. It was a beautiful orange colour
and was as big as the moon or the sun and had small
pointed ends from where sparks emitted.
Full of admiration I followed this impressive, magnificent star and watched it until it became smaller and disappeared to a dot. This ‘star’ went from west to east. It lasted all in all about three minutes. It made a profound impression on me and I felt tinglings and goose bumps all over.
Was this the ‘star’ that heralds the emergence of
Maitreya, the World Teacher?
J.B., De Goorn, The Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On Tuesday 4 August 2009 the moon had a star alongside
its left. Then, two nights later, on the right-hand
side. Was this the ‘star’ or was this the satellite
I heard had just been launched on 4 and 6 August?
J.J., Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, UK.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
I have seen beautiful stars several times but sometimes
I believe they are not stars but UFOs. One in particular
caught my attention on the morning of 1 August 2009
at 5.30 am in Madison, Virginia, in the United States.
In reality there were two stars, they say one of
them is Venus (I have my doubts about it), the other
one on the other side of the sky looked like an identical
twin.
I saw another one in front of my window in January
2009, it was different since it had many colours and
there were two more on the other side of the sky. I
would like to know if I have seen Maitreya’s ‘star’.
A.A., Groveland, Florida, United States.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the sighting on 1 August was the
‘star’ alongside a spacecraft. The January sighting was also the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
(1) On the night of 9 August 2009, I saw a strange
object in the sky. It looked like a little star,
but it was moving slowly, similar to the speed of
an airplane. It was strange, because the object emitted
little light, but twice it began to brighten with
a very strong light.
For some time here in São Paulo we have seen a very bright star in the east. It looks like Venus, but I think this planet should not be appearing in the sky this time of the year. Was it the ‘star’?
(2) On the night of 16 August 2009 I was observing the sky when I saw a red light going upwards in the far distance. It had a particular brightness and for some time it moved up in the sky, and then began to go towards the east, and after that to the north. Was this the ‘star’ of Maitreya or a UFO?
(3) On that same night, I saw another strange object in the sky. It was big and had some lights on it, similar to those of a plane (they were red and blue), but the form was different from a plane, and the strangest thing was that it was moving but didn’t make any noise. It just moved across the sky from east to north, at a low altitude. What was it?
(4)Also on 16 August 2009, late in the night, I saw
another strange object in the sky. This time, the oval
object was bigger and it changed direction when it
moved. Was this another sign of the Space Brothers?
T.S.A., São Paulo, Brazil.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms (1) It was the ‘star’. (2) It was Maitreya’s
own Lightship. (3) It was a spacecraft. (4) Yes.)
Dear Editor,
One evening I was reading The Emergence newspaper
about the ‘star’ and found it really interesting so
I went onto the website to have a look at the photos
from all over the world. That evening between 9.30-10pm,
I was walking down the stairs to my car when I saw
this really bright star shining. It kept changing colours
from red to green in the western sky. It made me stop
in my path and I sat on the stairs for a while thinking
it was a plane but it wasn’t moving. I kept looking
out the window for it for a few days but didn’t see
anything. Then a week or so later when driving home
from work I saw it again but this time, northwest and
left of One Tree Hill, flickering red and green, between
5-6.30pm. Another time while driving, I saw a flickering
red and green star in the southwest between 5-7pm.
Could you tell me whether these were the ‘star’ or
a plane or another planet?
J.T., Aukland, New Zealand.
Dear Editor,
On 4 August 2009, during the closing minutes of the evening programme on Radio
10 AM 710, Buenos Aires, Argentina, someone raised the issue about a sighting
of a strange light in the sky. Several listeners called confirming that they
too had seen it. Was this light the ‘star’ heralding Maitreya’s emergence?
S. M., Buenos Aires, Argentina.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the light was the ‘star’)
Dear Editor,
On Thursday 16 July 2009 at 11.30pm I was looking up
at the sky around my house and noticed a very bright
twinkly star low in the sky. In my mind I asked the
star: “If you move a tiny bit I will be more certain
that you are really that star-like luminary body”.
To my great surprise the star started to move very
quickly from the south-west to the east, from the
front to the back yard of my house. To my even greater
amazement the star – looking brighter and bigger
– turned back to the front at a high speed and disappeared
behind the clouds. There was no noise or jetstream
as with a plane. This event took a few minutes. Was
it a spacecraft?
K. J., Schoten, Belgium.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On Sunday 30 August 2009in La Grande Motte sur Mer,
south of France, between 9.30pm and 10.30pm we saw
what looked like the ‘star’ above the sea to the
right of the moon in a south-westerly direction.
Between 11.15pm and 1.15am the star was to be seen
left of the moon in a south-easterly direction. It
pulsated really clearly, moved and changed colour (all
sorts of colours, in fact). Was this the ‘star’?
M.V., The Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
I have been following your website for 12 years now
and I value it tremendously. Sometimes we hear something
that speaks from the heart and our souls know it
is the truth. That’s how I feel about the coming
of Maitreya and the information you put out. So thank
you! There is a question I would like to ask. Around
4am on 4 July 2009 in Delaware, USA, I thought I
saw the ‘star’. It was the only star up in the sky
and it was extremely bright and appeared to be larger
than normal. When I looked through binoculars it
appeared to be a lot of white circles and the whole
thing moved on its side and then on its back and
then it kept changing. (But I did not see colours,
just white circled lights.) Was this a UFO?
B. O., Wilmington, Delaware, USA.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 24 June 2009 after Transmission Meditation I was
cycling home. It was all cloudy. When I went over
the Stone Bridge I noticed a big, bright star below
the clouds, moving slowly from north to south.
It pulsated and looked like a fireball. The whole thing
lasted about five minutes. When I arrived home I telephoned
a group member living in Berlin and told him what I
had seen. Five minutes later he phoned back and told
me that right after our talk he went on his balcony
with his wife and son and they all noticed the same
thing in the sky: a bright star, moving, and looking
like a fireball. Was it the ‘star’?
J.A., Regensburg, Germany.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On Saturday 20 June 2009 a friend and I left the Art
Cinema in Hilversum, the Netherlands, around 11.30pm
and drove along the motorway towards Blaricum when
we saw a very strange spectacle in the sky in the
direction of Almere: on the left in the sky we saw
a very bright star and to its right a kind of ‘cloud’
of at least 15, but maybe even 20, lights. After
we left the highway we stopped the car, but then
we only saw the bright star that was moving away
from us, slowly, and eventually disappeared. We both
thought it could be a UFO mothership surrounded by
a number of UFOs. We are very interested to know
what we saw?
E. B., the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the “bright star” was indeed the
‘star’. The other objects were spacecraft from the planet Mars.)
Dear Editor,
It was 28 July 2009, at 12.19am, that I saw a star
from my home in Maastricht, the Netherlands, that
made me wonder; it was south-south-east of Maastricht.
And at 4.48am there was another star in the east
over Margraten, but this ‘star’ was higher up in
the sky.
(1) The star at 12.19am was spherical with a clear
diameter and an enormous luminosity. (2) The star of
4.48am looked kind of butterfly-like. It was shaped
like a triangle with indentations of light in it, that
made me think of a butterfly, and the points sparkled
brightly. (3) I saw also a star at 12.19am on the west
side. It was smaller in diameter and was sparkling
less brightly than the ones I described above, but
was still remarkable compared to the other visible
luminaries. Did I see the ‘star’?
M. J., the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that (1) and (2) were sightings of the
‘star’; (3) was a spacecraft from Venus.)
Dear Editor,
On 27 July 2009, my girlfriend and I were again looking
at the sky at the three stars which are always there,
always shining, always first to appear at the evening
sky and shining more than all the other stars – one
directly above, one to the south-west, and one to
the south, just above the horizon. This last one
is constantly changing colour to red, so everyone
can see it.
Yesterday, my girlfriend was sitting outside, looking at the star right above and searching to see if the fourth star would appear. This fourth star is a bit tricky, because it is always on the move. As strange as it sounds, this is what happened: she called for me to come outside, and we sat there, looking together. Out of nowhere, this fourth star appeared, travelling across the sky, in a northerly direction. It didn’t travel from the opposite direction (from the south), it just appeared in the centre of the sky, travelling north. We saw the star and wondered if this was the ‘star’, because it was shining the same as all the other stars.
I myself was thinking if that is all, then its nothing special. My girlfriend was thinking: “Get bigger, and brighter.” Then suddenly, the star blinked, just like a lighthouse at the sea at night. We were stunned, we just couldn’t believe it, but the star, as if hearing our thoughts, blinked again, and again, and again, five times in a row.
What is really interesting is this wasn’t a one-off event. We had seen it before. We usually walk the dog every evening around 8pm, and I go running every second day for an hour. I saw this fourth star for the first time when I was running – it was travelling from west to the east, in the northern part of the sky. The next time we saw it together, it was travelling in the same direction, but just above. The third time my girlfriend saw it, again travelling across the sky.
On the fourth time, we went for a walk with the dog,
as usual. All the time I somehow knew that we would
see it again. We were walking for an hour and we were
almost back at home, so I thought to myself, better
luck next time. But despite this, I looked again at
the star shining just above, thinking to myself: “Light
up, Light up! Light up!” And then it appeared out of
nowhere, in the vicinity of this star just above. My
girlfriend started shouting and then it blinked. As
I had wished. It was there for 5 seconds and then it
was gone. Are these the four stars?
M. Z., Majsperk, Slovenia.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms, yes they were the four ‘stars’.)
Added 23.9.2009
Dear Editor,
A few nights ago I noticed an incredibly bright object
hovering in the sky, not far from the moon. It didn’t dawn on me until
later that I might be witnessing the ‘star’. For the past three nights,
I have seen the same object in the sky, and I have taken pictures and
filmed it. After reviewing my photos, I realize now that the object
has moved a fair amount since the first time I saw it.
Interestingly, about a week ago, I heard that a friend
had ‘called the star’ and had then seen it. So, with my mind I politely
invited the ‘star’ to visit. Is it the ‘star’ that I’m seeing?
E.G., Cotati, California, USA.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
As we left the cinema in Breda at 0.30 on Sunday morning 9 August 2009, we walked
in a north-westerly direction. At that moment we saw a bright shining star
in the far distance. That night it was perfectly clear. The other stars were
very bright, but they were not flickering. This pulsating star changed colours
rapidly. We saw it turning from red to green, purple, blue and white. The rhythm
of pulsation also changed. Sometimes it pulsated, the next minute not that
much and then suddenly again it flashed. It also moved slowly away from us.
At first it was quite a big star but at around 1.10 it was nothing more than
a pulsating point in the far distance.
Was this just an ordinary star flickering due to atmospheric pollution or was
it the star heralding the public emergence of Maitreya the World Teacher?
M.V., Breda, The Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was ‘the star’ heralding Maitreya’s
emergence)
Dear Editor,
During a recent trip to Italy, at the Pedra e Cupa campsite in Budoni, Sardinia,
at 5am on Saturday 4 July a bright star was clearly seen in the western region
of the sky and was the only star visible in the sky at this time. Was it
the ‘star’?
A.S. and C.P., Edinburgh, Scotland.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
I live in Wemb, a German village near the Dutch border. In the early morning
hours of 7 August 2009 at about 5 am I opened a skylight in my bedroom and
saw a single big, bright yellow star in an easterly direction, and wondered
if it could be the ‘star’. After a while, it began to move up and down and
sideways. I was completely stunned and overwhelmed. Inwardly I repeatedly
asked the star to move again, which it did, but not immediately. I have no
camera but with my binoculars I saw a fuzzy round shape with glittering points.
There is an airport close by, but it definitively was no plane or ordinary
star. I observed the star for about an hour, then it became smaller, but
was still moving. Did I really see ‘the star’ or was it just my imagination?
H.H., Wemb, Germany.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’ heralding Maitreya’s
emergence.)
Dear Editor,
On the morning of 10 July 2009, between 3.30 and 4am, I happened to look out
of my bedroom window, and saw a huge star shining brilliantly in the dawn
light. The star must have been about six times as large as an ‘average’ star.
I was so amazed that I called a friend to witness the phenomenon. Was this
the ‘star’ or was it actually Venus?
A.L., Goudhurst, Kent, UK.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’)
Dear Editor,
On 2 May 2009, in the small hours, I saw a shining object very high in the
sky. It was the only object shining in the sky, all the stars having disappeared.
It was white coloured and round like a ball. At a certain point, its luminosity
decreased as if to disappear and then it regained its size and brilliance.
Then clouds obscured my view, but once the clouds had dissipated, I saw the
object had disappeared, but after a while, I saw it again in another place,
lower in the sky, and then it disappeared again in the clouds.
Was this a UFO or the ‘star’ announcing the arrival of Maitreya?
A.Y., Abidjan, Ivory Coast, West Africa.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
Myself and a workmate were travelling to Mackay in Queensland, Australia, and
as the sun was coming up on a long road miles from nowhere we saw what looked
exactly like the ‘star’ in Share International so we pulled over
and viewed it with a cheap telescope we had in the vehicle. That star thing
can move from one end of the sky to the other in a blink of an eye, it’s
amazing. Also, in my mind it has no real or definite size; it’s all very
abstract to the usual way we think of things. It challenged me; in fact it
sent me a little nutty for a while. It looks as if it cools off or something
and it turns an earthy-red clay-type colour and the fiery-looking interior
of it settles. As the sunlight moved in, it disappeared. It’s crazy – absolutely
mind blowing to see it as we did.
A.S., Brisbane, Australia.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
Last week I was awakened at 4am and needed to go out to my car to retrieve
a bite of candy for a low blood sugar episode. Over my shoulder I thought
there was a really bright light, then I did not see it. After the low blood
sugar was dealt with, I walked back out to have another look and lo and behold
a tremendous, beautiful, sparkling, twinkling – let’s just call it a luminary
because star does not quite fit – way too huge and colorful – up in the east,
very high. I have been up now most nights and have begun a dawn vigil with
the beautiful ‘star’. I awaken most mornings at 4.30 to go and have a look
and meditate with this star – it feels like family! I often stay with it
until it is high in the sky, well into the new day and still very visible!
I started seeing the ‘star’ back in late December 2008 and then it suddenly
was gone by the spring solstice. I sure hope this is its return?
G.C., Alabama, United States.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Q&A regarding the 'star'
Added
11 November 2009
Q. Some people who have seen the ‘star’ report that they seem to experience an energy emanating from it. Does this really happen?
A. Yes. The ‘star’ (all four of them) does indeed radiate energy, the quality which we would usually associate with love, which is why some people say that they actually love the ‘star’ and hold it in awe as something sacred.
Q. I don’t think I have seen the ‘star’
but would like to very much. If someone strongly desires to see it, is it
possible that it would show itself in response?
A. Yes. Several people have reported this phenomenon. What we have to remember
is that the ‘star’ is a Spaceship with people inside it and it is They who
pick up the desire and respond.
Q. I saw the ‘star’ on 2 March 2009, which
was confirmed in Share International magazine.
(1) Do sightings of the ‘star’ happen according to a person’s karma, responsibility
to inform or other reason? (2) What would be the most effective way to inform
people, and therefore accelerate the first interview of Maitreya and eventually
the Day of Declaration?
A. (1) No. Anyone can see the ‘star’. (2) Contact media with what you have
seen and ask them to ask questions about this unusual phenomenon.
Q. A short while ago I sent an e-mail to Share International to ask if the ‘star’ had appeared over Glasgow yet and received an e-mail from I assume Mr Creme himself whereby he stated he would try and arrange for the ‘star’ to make an appearance over my area and commented ‘jovially’ that he had very fond memories of Glasgow since of course this is his birthplace. I was absolutely delighted that he had returned my e-mail, it wasn’t expected.
I was wondering if the ‘star’ has already appeared over Glasgow recently because I fear I may have missed it, as I was on holiday recently. It’s not that I am that desperate to see it, it’s just that I told my children that it would be appearing soon and I would hate to disappoint them. I wish to put no pressure on anybody, least of all those who are flying the ‘crafts’.
I thank you for your patience and understanding
and wish all who work for Share International well.
Keep up the good work.
A. Keep your eyes on the skies.
Q. (1) Apart from the Observatory of Malta, are there other scientific institutions aware of the presence of the ‘star’? (2) Which is the best way of accelerating the public awareness of the ‘star’ and its significance? (3) Are any countries more aware of the ‘star’ than others? Many UFO groups detect large spaceships but are not aware of their meaning.
A. (1) I cannot believe that serious workers in the world’s observatories have not seen the ‘star’ — they must have taken note of it, but not understanding its significance, they probably dismissed it. Whenever someone unacquainted with astronomy contacts such a professional body they are fobbed off with remarks like, it was probably Jupiter or Venus, or some other planet in our system. They dismiss, a priori, the possibility of finding something new, like Maitreya’s ‘star’. Ordinary people are upstaged by this response and believe the astronomers. This of course is true of media as well, who need some professional person in astronomy to admit the existence of the ‘star’. However, there was good footage of the ‘star’ on Japanese Fuji Television [17 July 2009] for 1 minute 47 seconds of the ‘star’ doing its ‘tricks’ twirling round, moving, changing colour and size. (2) a: Talk about it. b: Photograph it if possible and send the photographs to local media and/or Share International. (3) No.
Q. I am confused about the connection between Maitreya and beings from other planets, e.g. the large spaceships that are appearing as the ‘star’. What is the connection between Maitreya and these Beings? Why would they be involved in His coming?
A. We are all part of one unitary solar system. The public may not generally know about, or believe in, the reality of life on other planets of our system but the Hierarchies of all the planets are in contact. There is indeed a kind of Interplanetary Parliament representing all the planets. The Space Brothers are here to help the people of Earth to overcome the difficulties which our own ignorance has brought about and to work with Maitreya, and our Spiritual Hierarchy as a whole, in the work of salvage. It is a spiritual mission.
Added
23 September 2009
Q. When will Maitreya first appear on television? Is it related
to more people seeing the ‘star’ and/or to the further collapse of our financial
systems?
A. It does not entail a further collapse of our systems and it is not really
related to more people seeing the ‘star’.
My information is that Maitreya’s first interview is taking place very,
very soon – sooner than you think possible. But obviously, if more people
saw the ‘star’ and reported the sightings we could start a worldwide media
debate about what the ‘stars’ are.
People needn’t necessarily agree with what I believe them to be – gigantic spaceships: one from Mars, one from Jupiter, one from Venus and one from a planet whose name has not been given. They are spacecraft (not ordinary UFOs doing their ordinary work, which is extraordinary) which do this special work vis-à-vis the ‘star’.
I have been told the four ‘stars’ will be in place until the Day of Declaration, in the North, South, East and West, so that wherever you are in the world your area will be covered by a ‘star’. All you have to do is keep looking for them; they don’t appear all the time. People imagine you just look up and suddenly see them. It is not that simple. They are gigantic but they do not fill the sky. They are larger than planets and stars and they move.
Each ‘star’ is about the size of five football fields put together. They don’t appear all the time because they have to recharge their batteries. So they move as close to the sun as possible to recharge their batteries that way. That takes time and then they return to position and move around. That is the thing about the ‘star’ – it moves around. Sometimes, they move about if asked: when you see one you can ask it to move; they have been known to respond to human thought. In fact, we recently published a letter in Share International in which the writer saw the star and asked: “If you are the star can I see another one?” And almost immediately another appeared next to the first, and then another and the fourth. They lined up next to one another.
Q. How can Maitreya emerge if the mainstream media continues
to suppress reports about the ‘star’?
A. If the media were to continue indefinitely to suppress reports about the
‘star’ Maitreya would just come forward.
Maitreya has had these craft from our own solar system placed in position around the Earth as a sign heralding His emergence. It replicates what happened in the Middle East when Jesus was born. The Star of Bethlehem guiding the wise men was a spacecraft. This is a repetition of that event. But now there are four and they can be seen sometimes during the day and, of course, at night. They can be seen if you are assiduous and you look often. If you go out star-hunting take a camera with a good zoom. We have photographs of the star which look more like spacecraft than stars.
Look at YouTube [website] and you will see dozens of videos or photographs of the ‘star’.
Q. Are the ‘stars’ life forms?
A. The ‘stars’ are not life forms, they are craft made on Mars, Venus, Jupiter
and the other unnamed planet. Two were made on Mars which is the spacecraft
‘factory’ for our solar system; it makes about 90 per cent of all the spacecraft.
They are made by thought and are not of dense physical matter. If you went
to Mars you would see nothing, but there are more Martians on Mars than there
are people on Earth.
Q. Are the ‘star’ visitors guided by Maitreya?
A. No. I am sure that this has all been well thought out between Maitreya and
the Space Brothers. I am sure He would leave it up to them to carry out the
required mission.
Q. The ‘star’, which you announced in December 2008, is not
constantly visible throughout the whole world, but now and then in some places.
If the ‘star’ were to be visible constantly, the acceptance by the public
would be much easier. Is the appearance of the ‘star’ bound by certain laws?
A. Yes. They can only show their light for a given number of hours per day
before needing to be recharged from the sun.
Q. Is there any reason to hope that the Emergence will take place anytime soon? At Christmas you gave many people who trusted you reason to set their hopes very high, but it all seems to have ‘petered’ out. What was billed as a “very bright star visible to everyone both day and night” seems to have panned out to be a tiny fraction of what we were led to hope for. That has caused some people to back away from Share International. (1) Is it possible that Maitreya’s emergence may take place a number of years from now, or (2) that He may have changed His mind about working openly on the world stage?
A. (1) No. (2) No. Of course, everyone hopes to see Maitreya soon but they are so impatient, unaware as they are of the tremendous opposition that exists, cosmic and planetary, to Maitreya’s emergence. The question to ask oneself is, I think, what have I done to speed His emergence? Is it enough or am I just waiting on the sidelines for Maitreya to act?
Added 11.9.2009
Q. (1) Is the new ‘star’ the return of the star of
Bethlehem or the “sign of the Son of Man” as prophesized by Jesus?
(2) Are all the things that have been happening in the recent past,
signs of Him appearing soon? (3) How do you explain the Bible’s prophecy
in Matthew 24:29-31, where Jesus says He will come “on the clouds of
heaven with power and great glory”? And the scripture that says: “And
the Lord, whom you seek, will suddenly come to His temple, even the
Messenger of the covenant, in whom you delight. Behold, He is coming”,
says the Lord of Hosts.” (Malachi 3:1) This is plainly talking about
a real temple in Israel (to me, at least). The problem is that the
Jewish people have not rebuilt the ancient temple of Solomon. This
prophecy is yet to be fulfilled. (4) How do you see this happening?
A. (1) The ‘star’ is, symbolically, the sign of the
Son of Man and heralds the first appearance of Maitreya, the World Teacher,
on US television, interviewed not as Maitreya, but as an ordinary man.
(2) Yes. (3) Maitreya descended from His retreat in the high Himalaya
on 8 July 1977, stayed some days in Pakistan, then came from Karachi
to London, UK, on 19 July 1977, thus “coming in the clouds” which today
all can do by aeroplane. (4) The ‘temple’ referred to in this symbolic
text is not a building but means humanity, to which the Son
of Man returns as the oldest and highest of men.
Q. Fear still sells better than hope.
This is one reason for media inhibition of the ‘star’.
Fear also governs their editors. I had an experience
with a nationwide paper whose editor in chief refused
to publish an advert for the ‘star’. He didn’t state
any reason for declining, but I guess it had been
fear of something strange, peculiar and controversial.
Most people would rather go on in old self-destructive
ways and media as a whole are the last ones who would
A. I totally agree.
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Q. I was at your London lecture on 23 April 2009 and you spoke very urgently about the need to get the existence of the ‘star’ into media outlets (radio, television, the internet, etc), so that there is an open public discussion/debate about its meaning.
A. As Maitreya says: “Nothing happens by itself. Man must act and implement his will.” Maitreya desires as much public discussion as possible otherwise the function of the ‘star’ in heralding His approach,
Q. I have been following
the news about the ‘star’. I am very much hoping
that what people are seeing is the miracle star.
But I am wondering whether any unusual sightings
have been reported by people who spend their days
looking at the stars through giant telescopes,
etc. Were the scientific community to observe something
new I would be reassured that it is not simply
Venus being mistaken for something more unusual.
Has this happened yet?
A. The response from professional stargazers has been a deafening silence. Why the silence? Are they following governmental orders to keep quiet about any unusual sightings (like UFOs)? On the other hand, reports of sightings have been flooding in from all over the world – from Norway to New Zealand and the USA to Japan. YouTube is full of reports, many of the ‘star’ although the reporter usually has no idea what, in fact, he is seeing. Some earlier reports were indeed about Venus, but since 28 March Venus has gone beyond our sight. So now there is no confusion. The ‘star’ is brighter even than Venus, changes colour frequently and moves position. So obviously it is not a real star. There are, in fact, four such “star-like luminaries” covering the world. They are gigantic spacecraft (each one about the size of five football grounds put together). They all come from planets of our own solar system. They are a sign, heralds of the first public appearance on American television of Maitreya, the World Teacher.
Q. Thanks for all of the
great work that you have done so gracefully for
so many years. I have one question that has been
gnawing at my mind for several weeks: why have
you been calling the light in the sky ‘the star’,
while some of your regular readers know it is one
or more UFOs?
It seems that many people would quickly become
very confused by your references to ‘the star’, especially
after they look at the photographs (and accompanying
text) on the Share International website
that clearly indicates that it appears and disappears
in a wide variety of different locations, colours,
and forms, and that it moves around randomly (unlike
any other star) like a spacecraft might.
To my mind calling it a‘star’, makes it all too
tempting for the public (including all those who are
open to UFOs), to dismiss the story as baloney. So,
why not cut out the pretence and call it a UFO?
A. There is no pretence. Knowing the nature of the ‘star’, as four gigantic spaceships from several planets of our System, I had great difficulty in deciding just how to present it to the general public and media. I decided to follow my Master’s example. He had called it a “star-like luminary of brilliant power”, and related it to the ‘star’ which led the ‘three wise men’ to the birthplace of Jesus. Some of us know that that ‘star’ was a spacecraft too, but is accepted by millions as a miracle star.
It was just before Christmas so I called it a ‘Christmas star’, sure that that would be more interesting and magnetic than a prediction about a UFO. In Britain at least, people are much more sceptical of UFOs than in the USA, for example. Of course, at each lecture I make it clear that what looks like a star is, in fact, one of four huge spacecraft. In a lecture, one has time and opportunity to enlarge on the subject and the meaning and purpose of the phenomenon. In a press release or advertisement one is limited by space and the need to be succinct. The result from the public has been encouraging – eager and excited and amazed by the sheer beauty of the spectacle. The response of the media has been almost nil, as if there was an embargo on mentioning something so important as the herald of the Christ. However, it could be that media interest is starting now. Thank you for your kind words.
Q. Many people in foreign countries have had the pleasure of seeing the ‘star’, but I don’t think it has been over England very much. I live in the south-east, and I haven’t heard of anyone seeing it here in my area. So often the skies are cloudy, but I look every day and night for it. Is it likely to come here again? I have downloaded the photograph of it over Oslo, and given it out to many people in the hope of spreading the news of Maitreya. God bless you all at Share International. I love the magazine.
A. We have some excellent photographs sent in to Share International by people in these islands, but our cloudy skies are certainly a hindrance. However, keep looking and, if possible, take pictures. Thank you for your comments on Share International magazine.
Q. I have noticed that Benjamin Creme’s lectures are running throughout 2009. Why would we need more lectures? After we all see the ‘star’ won’t Maitreya be the main speaker or is the star going to run its show for another year before the appearance of Maitreya? I have been an amateur astronomer for 25 years. Stars are suns, they don’t move in orbital cycles. Would you care to enlighten me on a star that moves? Maybe it’s another object that has a projected orbit?
A. Lectures are given to inform new people of our information. That means about 6 billion people who still have not heard what is happening in our world. The ‘star’ has a limited period as a sign of Maitreya’s presence and first public interview. Stars, as you say, do not move. Nor, I think, do they change colour constantly and disappear at high speed. There are four “star-like luminaries” which are now seen by many people around the world. They are huge spacecraft from different planets of our solar system. Their presence among us is further proof of the reality of UFOs and intelligent and harmless life in our own solar system.
Q. (1) In what way can you recognise the ‘star’ sign and not get it mixed up with celestial bodies? (2) I know it is seen in the west. Does it move in any way? I’m looking for it in my vicinity but don’t think I have spotted it yet. Is there a chance it would make a wee cheeky appearance over Scotland anytime in the future?
A. (1) For a start, it is very bright, brighter than Venus, changes colour and moves. (2) I don’t think we have had reports from Scotland but we have from Canada and New Zealand where many ex-Scots live, as you know. I will see if I can do anything for a magnificent sighting over Glasgow, my dear old birthplace!
Q. When I was staying in a house in the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, in March 2009, I noticed a handprint mark on my bedroom window. Back at my home in São Paulo, I realized that there were also some fingerprints on my own bathroom mirror. (1) Were these handprints manifested by Maitreya? (If yes, it’s becoming a frequent phenomenon in my house!) (2) Is this a sign that Maitreya’s appearance is near? (3) On 14 April, at 21.30, I was coming home in São Paulo, when I saw a strange star that was changing colours very quickly, and then disappeared. (3) Was it the ‘star’ and did anyone else realize it was there? (4) Also, on 6 April 2009, outside my home, I noticed an object in the distant sky outside my home. It was emitting a light at times and I remembered that some people who had seen the ‘star’ had asked it to become brighter. I decided to do the same: when I did it really became brighter even when the object was behind the clouds, and was brighter only at the times that I asked. It was a great moment and was like a confirmation. Was it the star?
A. (1) Yes, it is a Sign of His Presence. They are appearing in many parts of the world. (2) YES, very near. (3) Yes, the ‘star’ and many others saw it. (4) It was the ‘star’.
Q. I saw the photograph of the
‘star’ on your website, taken from New Zealand. If
something unusual is spotted in our skies, it is
normally all over radio talkback programmes and the
media, immediately. Not a squeak so far!
If this ‘star’ has been seen from so many countries,
it amazes me that astronomers haven’t been speaking
out and discussing it, by now! The fact that they are
not, seems illogical.
I have been searching in vain for comment from
the local astronomy community. The deafening silence
does not inspire confidence! I hope with all my heart
that there is such a ‘star’ but for now I’m finding
it hard to accept!
A. I agree. It is quite extraordinary, this media and professional silence. The ‘star’ is seen all over the world, sometimes even in broad daylight, yet the media and astronomers alike refuse to speak about it. It begins to look as though they are following instructions from somewhere.
Q. I have been reading about the ‘star’ sign on your website. I asked my uncle about the new star but he was unable to find anything more about it, even though he has some fairly advanced telescopes and photography equipment. He cannot find the star in the sky (he lives in Toronto, Canada). Is there any way you can release some astronomical information on this ‘star’ so we can get a better look at it? I know you already have some photographs on your website though they do not seem to contain enough context to determine where the ‘star’ is.
A. Look for a star-like brilliant light which changes colour, moves and sometimes just disappears. It is not a real astronomical ‘star’ but a spaceship.
Q. I saw what I thought was the ‘star’ about 8.45pm on 14 April 2009 when coming out of a Transmission Meditation session in Ladbroke Grove, London. It was in the western sky quite low down, very bright like Venus has been recently. I travelled by underground to my home, which took about an hour, and could still see it. Was it the ‘star’?
A. It was indeed the ‘star’.
'Star' sightings from around the globe
Added 11.9.2009
Dear Editor,
While I was on vacation at the beach in Pawleys Island,
South Carolina, I felt inspired to go outside and check the night sky.
It was 27 May 2009 around 9.45pm EST [Eastern Standard Time], a beautiful
clear night, and the stars were too numerous to count. As I walked
toward the ocean, I asked the Space Brothers if they were in the vicinity
to please make visible the ‘star’ heralding Maitreya’s first interview
on television. Within seconds of making my request, two stars of brilliant
yellow/orange appeared like spotlights in the eastern sky directly
in front of me. The stars, one larger than the other, were not perfectly
round, and brilliant rays of light extended from each star in all directions.
They were visible for about 30-60 seconds.
When they disappeared, I called my wife Ann to come
outside. When she arrived, the stars reappeared with the same brilliance.
After they disappeared once again, she called to her sisters to come
outside. This time I looked to the southern sky, and the stars appeared
again side-by-side but higher up. We watched the luminaries with joy
and excitement. After the stars disappeared, we waited with great anticipation.
The stars appeared again in the eastern sky for about 30 seconds. This
time when they disappeared, we witnessed the most spectacular display
of smaller white blinking stars for perhaps 10 minutes. It seemed as
if there were a hundred blinking stars all around the constellation Orion.
After the amazing display of blinking lights, one of the original yellow/orange
stars appeared again in the eastern sky, then a second one, and a third,
and finally a fourth, all side by side. Brilliant rays of golden light
extended from each star and appeared for another 30-60 seconds. The four
stars then disappeared. Were these stars heralding Maitreya’s first interview?
D. D., Marietta, Georgia, USA.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms these to be the four “luminaries”, giant
spacecraft, heralding Maitreya’s emergence. See Share International May
2009.)
Dear Editor,
I awoke as if it was the morning (in very good shape)
at 3am on Monday 30 March 2009. I felt drawn to the
kitchen window and looked out at the sky. It was
splendid! I saw a star which looked like a coloured
sun, dancing. I felt merry and happy. I went to lie
down but I couldn’t sleep again, although I usually
sleep very well. Was that the ‘star’?
N. D., Marmoutier, France.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
I often look at the stars over my village of Santiago
de Mora. Some weeks ago, there was a very bright
star in the north, not normally there. My friends
also saw it over Valladolid, Murcia, Valencia and
Alicante and confirmed to me they also saw it move.
Another night, at 10.30pm, talking with a neighbour,
we saw passing above us a very bright light, at an
altitude of about 300 meters, from west to east. It
became sharper as it was above us and focused on us
with a very potent light beam, not flickering. It moved
very differently from a plane and there was no noise
coming from it. I have seen it for five nights, almost
at the same time, always passing in the same direction,
but at different altitudes. Could you comment on these
please?
B. G. R., Santiago de Mora, Spain.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that the “bright star” was indeed the
‘star’. The passing light was a spacecraft.)
Dear Editor,
On the evening of Saturday 9 May 2009 I was reading Share
International magazine and thought: “I would like
to see that star at last.” I went to my kitchen window
(facing west) and saw the radiant sun. After two seconds
I suddenly saw on the right side and in a horizontal
line from the sun a round white ball with some pastel
colours in it. And to my amazement I saw at the same
distance another white ball that was dancing up and
down. All in all, this whole phenomenon lasted about
one hour (18.30 to 19.30pm).
I would very much like to know: (1) Those balls, what
were they? (2) Were there indeed two or did this appear
so because of the double-glazing window?
T. K., the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that there was in fact one ball and it
was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 24 April 2009 in the west-southwest sky 25 miles
east of NYC, sometime around 11pm, I noticed a star
of unusual brightness. It seemed to be flickering
from red, to blue to green to white. Is this the
‘star’ we have been expecting?
M. T., New York, USA.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On Thursday 18 June from 11.30pm until 1am we watched
a star that was easily the brightest star in the
western region of the sky. It became steadily brighter
as we viewed it and it appeared to change colour
(mainly red, orange) and even shape. It was seen
at an angle of around 50 degrees in the sky.
We are wondering if this is ‘the’ star? Or have we
just seen an ‘ordinary’ star?
C. P., Edinburgh, Scotland.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On Friday 19 June 2009 I woke suddenly at 3.30am and
felt compelled to look out of my bedroom window.
The sky, which was totally clear, was beginning to
turn lighter. High up, and straight ahead, was a
very bright twinkling star. All the other stars were
no longer visible in the clear sky. Was it the ‘star’?
G. F., London, UK.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that this was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 4 March 2009 my children called me excitedly to
the front window of our Amsterdam home because they
saw strange orange lights in the sky. I joined them
and there were still a few serenely floating northwards.
At the other side of the house we saw them again,
now in formation: one in front, followed by two sets
of two, and again one. Then they suddenly disappeared
out of sight, one after the other.
Then another three lights went over and rushing to
the back of the house we saw them again. It made us
so happy and we wondered if they were UFOs?
R. B., Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that they were spacecraft from Mars.)
Dear Editor,
On the evening on Thursday 8 April 2009, around 11.30pm,
my husband saw, from the bathroom window, a red ‘ball’
moving past in the sky: going very fast heading east.
The next evening, around 10.30 pm, two of us saw the
red ball, this time low on the western horizon and
stationary. Without our really noticing, it suddenly
vanished. The object was too far away to take a picture
with an ordinary camera. Was it a UFO?
R.v d K., the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was a spacecraft from Mars.)
Dear Editor,
On the 29 April 2009, at 4.45am, in the city of Bucaramanga,
Colombia, I and some relatives of mine saw in the
sky an extremely beautiful, big and bright star in
the cloudless sky. It seemed not to be so far away
as a normal star but inside the Earth’s atmosphere.
Was it the ‘star’? Thank you very much.
M. R., Bogotá, Colombia.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
At the beginning of May 2009, we were travelling north
on the Alicante-Valencia highway, close to Denia.
It was after sunset and we were surprised to see
a very bright star (the brightest star one can see
in the sky) that pulsated with different colours.
It was to our left, in a westerly direction, above
the mountains. It was strange because it was at the
horizon line and one could see it very clearly although
normally at that position one could not see regular
stars clearly enough. Was it the ‘star’? Thank you.
J. R. M., Valencia, Spain.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the ‘star’.)
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Dear Editor,
I live in Barquisimeto, the capital city of Lara state,
in Venezuela. In early January 2009 I saw a bright star (similar
to Venus) in a deep blue-green sky for a few days, in the west. I would
like you to confirm if it was the star, because I believe it
was.
S.F.C., Venezuela.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that yes, it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 26 December 2008 between 8.15 and 8.30pm I was walking
the dog with my daughter. The sky was beautiful and
there were many stars. My attention was drawn by
a large red/orange light object that moved slowly
forward in the direction where we were going. The
object had the shape of a Christmas star and was
coloured red and orange. Then it seemed to be above
us and to move ahead of us and upwards in an oblique
line at a somewhat higher speed. I was very impressed
by this star.
(1) Was it related to Maitreya? (2) On 30 December
about 7pm I saw an enormous star in the sky, bright
and very overwhelming and moving very slowly. Was this
star also related to Maitreya?
M.G., Mijdrecht, Holland.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that yes, both were the ‘star’ that heralds
Maitreya’s first interview on television.)
Dear Editor,
At our group’s fair stand on 4 April 2009 a lady, Mihana
Rose Rodin, told us she thinks she has seen the star
on two or three occasions. The first time was about
two weeks ago in the early evening. She felt strongly
drawn to a star in the west that was about halfway
up the sky. She initially thought it was a reflection
of the sun. The colour seemed to change – at one
stage it had a bluish tinge with rays beaming outward
from it. On another occasion she came back five minutes
later and it appeared to have moved. A friend of
hers also commented that she had seen an unusual
star in the sky around the same time. Could your
Master please confirm whether this was the star?
M.S., New Zealand.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that yes, it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
As I was walking home on 9 April 2009, I thought I
heard someone say “take a picture”, so I looked through
my mobile camera to find the ‘star’ moving around
the moon. I rushed home and all three of us, my son,
daughter and I stood outside in our veranda, and
watched the sky in awe through our mobile cameras.
Attached is a photograph taken by my daughter. Was
it the ‘star’?
K.W., Nishi Tokyo City, Tokyo, Japan.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 1 January 2009 around 6.50pm, I left my sister’s
house in Goirle to catch the bus home. As I was walking
to the bus stop, I discovered a bright luminous spot
in the dark sky.
When I took a good look at it, I noticed a rectangular kind of frame with a bright red light which seemed to be brighter towards the centre, as in a fireplace, with flames extending out ever more fiery from white to red. In its centre I saw a bright star with four rays, which shone as bright as a mountain crystal. Out of its centre a very bright, white light extended from the star in all directions. It seemed to me as if the light spread from a circular core with which the centre of the star was connected.
The rays of the star looked like
elongated pyramids, but instead of being pointed at
the top they were rounded as ellipses. It was a marvellous
sight and I was looking at it thinking “Wow, how is
this possible? This isn’t real.” But deep inside I
knew it was real.
The star remained visible in the sky above me for at
least 30 seconds, fairly high, but as if it was telling
me to take a good look at every detail. It was beautiful
beyond words and extremely intricate. It felt as if
telepathically I was being told: “Know that we are
here, that you are always completely protected and
safe, and that nothing can happen. You are safe.”
Then I saw the star move across the
sky from my left to my right before accelerating to
a tremendous speed and vanishing from my sight. This
all happened extremely rapidly while I saw it get ever
smaller, as if it was being pulled back up by the universe.
Finally, a dot of light was all there was left of it.
L.v.G., the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that yes, it was Maitreya’s ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 30 December 2008 at 10pm I was looking at the stars
in Scherpenzeel (the Province of Gelderland), when
a luminous, bright orange object drew my attention.
It was like a star, but much stronger in intensity,
and it continued to grow. The object flew slowly
southwards, then suddenly turned slowly back and
vanished. Within a few minutes it was visible again,
coming back at enormous speed, much faster than an
airplane, as if it was a fireball flashing through
the air. I had my binoculars at hand and saw that
it was a craft not known here on earth.
The same object was also visible on 1 January 2009
at midnight, but this time it came from another direction.
Was it the star?
R.T., the Netherlands.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that yes, it was the ‘star’ of Maitreya’s
emergence.)
Dear Editor,
On 31 March 2009 around 8.15pm a friend called me to
my 5th floor balcony in London to see a huge, vivid,
luminous, orange ball moving slowly towards us from
the northwest horizon, and lit from within. My friend
had just remarked that she wished the ‘star’ would
approach closer. At first I thought it must be a
helicopter but it was too quiet for that. It gradually
approached a nearby tall building and then disappeared.
We waited for it to reappear on the other side of
the building but it did not.
Then the same thing happened again – once more it was
on the skyline moving slowly towards us. We were both
spellbound, it was so beautiful. Then we saw a flame
burning a golden orange colour inside, reaching up
to the top. Then once more it receded and disappeared.
Was it the ‘star’ we saw?
I. Le G., Notting Hill, London, UK.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms it was the ‘star’.)
Dear Editor,
On 25 March 2009 at around 11.30am, at an estimated height of between 700 to
1,000 feet, I saw a large, very bright star-like object in the sky above
Wellington harbour. The star appeared to be quite stationary, neither moving
towards Wellington nor receding away from it, but appearing to bob gently
up and down and side to side, as though riding on air currents. At the same
time it was twinkling and sending out gentle beams of light. Although this
region of airspace is near Wellington airport, even at night the landing
lights of aircraft approaching have never appeared so large and lustrous
as did the star at 11.30 in the morning on a bright, sunny day. I wonder
if you could tell me whether this was the ‘star’ sign mentioned on your website?
L.V., Wellington, New Zealand.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms yes, indeed, it was the ‘star’ sign.)
Star reacts to thought of Japanese spectator
Dear Editor,
On 15 February 2009 I was thinking about the “bright star” and intuitively I
aimed my cell phone camera toward the sun and took several photos one minute
apart. Later, looking at the photos I saw a round object near the sun – either
to the right, left, or above the sun. I was puzzled as to how the object could
Also, I took a photo of the sun as I stood in front of the Boston Museum in Nagoya. I could see a tiny point in the photo, near the window of a building a few meters away from me. I said in my mind, “If you are a UFO, will you show yourself bigger?” In the next photos the object could be seen more clearly, showing itself in a different position in each shot. (The object was confirmed to be a UFO but not the Star.) (Editor’s note: The UFOs are beginning to respond to thought requests from those unafraid and welcoming their presence.)
Next, I decided to take a photo of a sunset scene over the Kiso River in Gifu, believing the bright star would definitely appear near a beautiful sunset. I aimed my cell phone camera towards it. On the display screen I could see a tiny object moving. I made various requests in my mind: “You are too small to see. Will you make yourself more visible? Please come closer to me. Please go closer to Inuyama Castle”, etc. Each time, the object responded to my thought. I didn’t see it with my naked eye, but it showed on the camera. I am convinced that the bright star exists and our thoughts really do materialize. [See photo in the March issue of Share International]
I told this story to another member of the group, Miyako
Hirai. She also talked to the object when she took a photo of the sun,
saying: “Please make yourself bigger” and the object showed itself much
bigger.
M.S., Inuyama-shi, Gifu, Japan.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the Star, and it was responding to her thought requests.)
| Japan: Two photographs of the sunset, taken three minutes apart at 5.20pm on 15 February 2009 in Inuyama-shi by M.S. The star can be seen in two different positions. |
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Filming the ‘Star’
Since the first sightings of the ‘star’, Paul Chandler from Slough, Berkshire, UK, has posted many videos of the ‘star’ on YouTube (paulchi69). He shares Share International.
Q. You have posted many videos on YouTube. Do you
look for the ‘star’ every night?
A. Not every night, no. During February/March the ‘star’
was very bright. I was looking at it each night and filming
it, and then it disappeared towards the end of March. I
did not look at the sky very much after that, and did not
see it in April. But I noticed it briefly on 16 and again
on 24 May. Instead of being in the south it was more northerly.
It changed position and I just started looking at it out
of the window.
Q. Have you been filming it from your house?
A. Yes, out of the front bedroom window or back bedroom
window of my house in Langley, Berkshire.
Q. Do you have a special video camera?
A. The camera I use is a Sony Handycam, with a 60x optical
zoom. I also have a 2.6x teleconversion lens, which attaches
onto the front of the zoom and magnifies it even more.
Q. Do you have it on a windowsill or a tripod?
A. I have it on a tripod. Even with a tripod, when you
zoom in, sometimes it is hard to keep it still. You know,
you think it would be quite easy, but it is not.
Q. When you see it, what is it that makes you think
it is not just an ordinary star?
A. It is the changing of the colours: red, green, white,
yellow, blue, orange and violet. It also seems to get closer
and further away without my touching the zoom. The shape
of it changes, along with the intensity and brightness
as it gets bigger or smaller. It is basically a change
in its position, shape, and colour.
Q. How long do you watch it for?
A. Between 3 and 10 minutes.
Q. We noticed from your YouTube videos that on 16
May you saw it at 10pm, when it went from south to north?
A. Yes, it was in the south-west position and then came
straight overhead – it kept going quite fast, like an orb
going through the sky. There was no noise or jetstream
as with a plane. I got my video camera and ran downstairs
to go outside. By the time I got there it had already gone
over the house. It went from south to north in three minutes.
It climbed high in the sky. If I had not seen it go over
the house, I would not have known to look in the north-east
for future sightings, so it was like I was guided to see
it happen, because up until then I had always seen it in
the south-west.
Q. Then you saw it again on 24 May?
A. The film from 24 May was done with a slightly different
camera, a Canon Video Camera, quite an old camera. It
was early morning. That was when I first noticed it on
24 May. I had fallen asleep in my chair and then something
told me to look out of the window.
Q. Have you seen it more recently?
A. I kept looking out for it after 24 May but I think it
was on 2 June in the early morning I saw it again. It
was not very clear, it was hard to see, and also trying
to get up at 4 o’clock in the morning to look at it is
not easy, if you are a bit lazy like me! It was the only
bright star in the sky at that time.
Q. What kind of reaction have you been having from
other viewers?
A. Some have been positive, some have been negative, about
50-50 really.
Q. Have you been in touch with the media about it?
A. Yes, The Guardian, Daily Mail, The
Mirror and The Sun by email, early in June.
In my email I put the URL number for the YouTube links
to my video footage and also to the Share International
video of the ‘Star’, so that they could look at them easily.
I did not get a reply except from The Guardian who
said they may use it, but they required more detail, my
name and address, contact number, etc. which I have sent
them.
Since these sightings I have been looking out every morning
in the north-east from about 4.15am, but it has been too
cloudy.
More letters from around the globe
Dear Editor,
I often look up at the sky with happy expectation since seeing the bright star,
the herald of the emergence of Maitreya.
It was around 6.40pm on 5 March 2009, when my mother and I first saw a dim white round light in the cloudy western sky; there were no other stars to be seen. Incredibly, the dim white round light was in the sky near the moon, impossible if it was really a normal star. Its shape was elliptical, and it was moving slowly at a snail’s pace in one direction then at the next moment in another direction. It repeated such movements two or three times. I phoned my sister and her daughter, who live nearby, and they looked at the sky from their first floor terrace. According to my sister, the bright orange-and-yellow star was moving from the southwest low in the sky to the northwest faster than the speed of an airplane, flashing on and off, changing its colour into blue-and-white with irregular sharp flashes before it was obstructed by buildings. After that, I could barely find the dim white round ball near the moon before it faded away.
At 11pm on 6 March I again found the star in the clear sky. On first sight it looked like a blue normal star, but it began blinking in regular rhythm like the lamps of an airplane. It was still in the same place and so it could not have been an airplane. And then it stopped blinking.
At 10pm on 7 March, there were no stars to be seen because of cloud. I was outside my friend’s house, where we watched a very tiny white flash in the northwest low in the sky. Then again, we saw a very tiny flash a little way from the first place.
We felt the Space Brothers knew we were watching them.
They made us feel happy. We think they must have warm hearts
and much sense of humour.
Name withheld, Chiba-ken, Japan.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms these were genuine sightings of the Star.)
Dear Editor,
On the 11 and 12 February 2009, between 9.30 and 10.15pm, my daugher and I
saw a very big, bright light in the sky, looking West. Afterwards the light
disappeared.
On the 11th at a certain moment, the light shrank and became very small. Afterwards it went back to its initial size and emitted red and blue flashes. The light didn’t move from its original place.
Was this the star that heralds Maitreya’s public emergence?
L.F., Nerja, Málaga, Spain.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the Star.)
Dear Editor,
I have been seeing in the sky at night a single light that shines more than
any other and it has been alone in the sky for the last few days. The light
is seen in the West.
Last night, Saturday 7 March 2009, we went to a birthday party and we were
heading to Albalat del Torongers town. When we were driving there, we saw the
light on our left, in a northwest direction, always alone in the sky, which
kept our attention due to its brightness – it was more intense than any other
star and seemed to be vibrating. We watched it till we arrived and then it
disappeared. Was it the star heralding Maitreya’s public emergence?
A.B., Puzol, Valencia, Spain.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the Star.)
Dear Editor,
On the 23 February 2009, around 8.30pm, looking at the sky in a westerly direction,
I saw a very bright light. I have been seeing it since Christmas and it appears
each day at a different time. Is this bright light the star you have spoken
about?
B.G., Santiago de Mora, Albacete, Spain.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the Star.)
Dear Editor,
On Monday 2 March 2009 I saw an unusual star in Buenos Aires. It looked as
if had a purple nucleus, surrounded by a very bright halo. It emitted radial
flashes, through multiple filaments. The star moved away quickly, perhaps
two degrees, and then suddenly lost its brightness and disappeared. This
happened after I looked up into the sky for quite a long time. It appeared
suddenly and stayed visible for about 10 to 12 seconds. It was much brighter
than Venus and could be seen in daylight. It was a marvellous sight! Was
it the star that heralds Maitreya’s first appearance?
J.O.G., Buenos Aires, Argentina.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that it was the Star.)
Star in South Africa
Dear Editor,
On the evening of Saturday 3 January 2009 we had a bad electrical storm and then the rain came in buckets. We turned off the TV and decided to read in bed. My daughter Pat went upstairs to her room and was looking out of her landing window when things started to happen. She called for me to go up the stairs quickly, which I did, and there I saw the clouds had parted and a large area of jet black sky showing, and getting bigger every second. To the south west of our house there was an enormous star all by itself, no others near, and streams of light rays shooting out from it in all directions. I could hardly believe my eyes.
About 10 minutes later, the rolling clouds coming towards us were ablaze with light, as if the sun was shining again, but no, the first quarter of the new moon appeared to the far right of the heavens from where the star was. Then the moon disappeared as the clouds thickened close to us and going overhead. The star remained and I was obliged to go downstairs again after another 20 minutes as I was feeling very dizzy and did not want to fall.
My daughter continued watching this wonderful scene until the clouds covered the heavens again. All I could think was, is this the sign of Lord Maitreya to greet us for the New Year and His imminent emergence? I hope so. We have waited for him for such a long time.
B.I., Howick, Kwazulu Natal, South Africa.
(Benjamin Creme’s Master confirms that this was indeed the star.)
Blog discussions about the star
Dubai
12 January 2009: "Is it a satellite or just bright Venus? "Is there an expert out there who can please clarify something! Is it a satellite that is shining so brightly every evening above us or is it Venus as someone is suggesting. There is a big debate going on amongst me and my friends and clarification is needed...." Anonymous, Dubai. (Source: http://7days.ae)
Qatar
27 January 2009: "I hope I'm not the only one who has witnessed the two strange lights over Doha yesterday [26 January]. It was around 9.30 pm when I was standing in front of my house at Matar Kadeem (Old Airport). I looked up randomly and saw a bright flame in the sky. It was appearing to be the size of a tennis ball with very bright flames like light flickering almost about 2 miles high. It was moving at a very slow pace and had it not been for the height at which it was, I would have ignored it as a balloon. "All of us were amazed and were joined by a lot of other onlookers. All of us were guessing as to what it could be. The light kept moving from South to North for about 10 mins. It was moving in a straight line and then started wobbling at its place. After about 3-4 more mins, it vanished into the clouds. This was not it. After about another 5 mins a similar light appeared in the South horizon and followed a similar pattern. Did anyone on Qatar Living notice it? What could it be?" (Source: Blogger "LifeIsBeautiful", qatarliving.com)
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