The Mission of the One Star

"The Mission of the One Star" conveys more of a process than an idea. The reader is invited on a journey that begins with a concise description of the levels of consciousness in a 12 dimensional universe. For most people, it is difficult to imagine anything beyond 3 dimensions, but the book emphasizes how people must learn to become aware of the 4th and 5th dimensions. Once aware, the people of this day and age must learn to integrate those multi-dimensional aspects of themselves.

Part of that understanding is knowing how extraterrestrials (ETs) fit into the scheme of the universe. Simply put, they are higher dimensional energies interacting with our plane. In this sense, we may put ghosts in the category of ETs as well as angels. So, how does Alloya's message differ from the many other books on the subject? She encourages the reader to abandon the belief that the ETs are out in space somewhere; they are within us - they are us and we are them. Virtually all books on UFOs describe an encounter with a third dimensional ET. Meanwhile, nearly all books on channeling describe an entity or consciousness that is in another realm looking into ours. Alloya is in our world, struggling with rent and relationships just like the rest of us, however she sees no distinction between that self and her higher self.