The Essence of the Notes
I highly recommend this book written by Maurice Osborn. It contains information that most of the English speaking world would never have access to had Maurice not compiled it. It is based on the first 76 contacts that Billy Meier had with the Pleiadians that were translated from German by Wendelle Stevens. There is so much important information in this book that could alter the way people think on the planet. Just the section on religions alone is enough to changes one's thinking forever. After reading this material I find myself pondering over it on a regular basis.I also like to pick it up and read it from time to time. I always find something new to think about. I am grateful to Maurice Osborn for organizing and synthesizing this information. I have a copy of one of Wendelle Stevens's books--"UFO Contact From The Pleiades." It is 542 pages and is full of technical information that makes it challenging to read. Even if there are errors in the translation, I think it is time that this book is available to the general populace.  --Valerie DonnerAs one who owns all four volumes of Wendelle Stevens' books on the contact conversations of Billy Meier with the extraterrestrials known as the Plejarens, I can confidently say that Maurice Osborn has done a very thorough job in producing "The Essence of the Notes," and I would recommend his book to any who are interested in learning more about the information allegedly passed on to the contactee through his friends from beyond.  <P> The greatest thing by far about the book is the fact that all of the topics are arranged by subject matter instead of by date of contact. Nevertheless, Osborn cites all of the conversations from which the information was taken from Wendelle's books. This was a much needed task to be performed on the notes because the material was so scattered as originally given that new readers could have simply lost interest as a result of the work that was necessary just to obtain the desired information. The original notes also contained much small talk which, though sometimes humorous, was often a chore to pour through. Osborn has eliminated all of these unnecessary talks while including surprisingly almost all of the most interesting details. This book basically stands as an encyclopedia of information on the first 76 contact conversations of Eduard Meier.  <P> Because this work is so exhaustive, I believe that it stands alone as a great source for learning nearly everything about Meier's first 76 talks with his contactors. Because the material is so well-arranged, I would even recommend this book as a great companion book for anyone who already owns Wendelle's translations so that they can locate and reread the issues that they find to be most fascinating with ease. --Benjamin StevensThis is a well-made, succinct version of the first few parts of the Billy Meier contact notes. It arranges the notes into summarized sections (not available in the original) that give a more thorough panorama of what this case is about. --XolotlI HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO EVERYONE THIS BOOK WITH NEW IDEAS ABOUT LIFE IN UNIVERSES , HIGH ADVANCED SPIRITUALITY AND TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED HUMAN RACES.  <P> IT IS ABOUT CREATION , REINCARNATION , TRUE SPIRITUALITY ,THE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT , TIME TRAVEL , THE ORIGIN OF HUMAN RACES ON EARTH AND MORE.  --Omar Antonio Florez Pita