Next to the Angelics, the Andromes were the first benevolent ET race I met. Note: They are not called "Andromedans", they are called Andromes. Pronounced And-row-mees. (The ET races consider it a sign of disrespect if you get what they're called wrong.)
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I met my first Androme contact, Maelto as a result of a black ops mission I was sent on. I was in the sea or ocean with a dolphin I'd been paired with in Project Seagate. We were beside a black Kodiak raft of deep black military spooks. They were giving me instructions on a message/ultimatum I was to deliver to an undersae base or ship.
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I wore nothing but a black wetsuit, a weight belt and a communication device behind one of my ears. No air tanks. I couldn't understand how I didn't drown until I learned they'd trained us to breathe in water.
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This dolphin and I swam to quite a depth to reach this undersea base or ship and you wouldn't have known it was there unless you knew how to find the entrance, which had been camouflaged with holographics.
We swam down a tunnel to get into this base/ship and surfaced in a pool. In no way was I prepared for who I was to deliver this message/ultimatum to.
Watercolor by Mala Rama, based on a sketch by Pat Jackson. â—‹ Mala Rama.
Before me stood an alligator - an at least 10' tall alligator that stood and walked upright, was telepathic and extremely intelligent. With enormous teeth that were grinning at me.
Oh sweet Jesus, I thought. Deliver the damn message and get out of Dodge before this thing eats you and your dolphin for lunch!
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I delivered the message and we got the hell outta there!
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What was so strange about this experience was that the word SIMI was stuck in my head. I had no idea what SIMI meant nor did any of the other Milabs I consulted.
​My friend James (Bartley) happened to be online and I messaged him with what had just happened. I didn't mention the alligator at first. I'd spent two years establishing my credibility and surely if I reported I'd found myself standing face-to-face with a 10' tall alligator that stood and walked upright, was telepathic and extremely intelligent my credibility would go right out the window.
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But eventually I decided to tell James about the alligator.
"Oh, a Yellow Belly," he replied very matter of factly.
"A what?" I asked, stunned that he hadn't balked at the idea of this alligator.
"A Yellow Belly, that's what the military calls them," he said.
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Damn! These things really did exist! I'd find further proof of that in the coming months.
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I'd discover something else in planning a trip to Hawaii. I contacted a gal named Joan Ocean that conducted wild dolphin swims off the Big Island of Hawaii. Somehow she and I got on the subject of cetaceans being ET's. As it happened Joan's best friend, Kinsley Jarrett had been a contactee as well. I showed Joan the sketch of the black ops mission and of the Yellow Belly that I'd made. She said "You have to see something!" and sent me a sketch Kinsley had made the previous year of one of his ET experiences.
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Now Kinsley had died the previous year so Kinsley and I never had any contact with each other at all. Yet look at how similar our sketches are!
Same tubular elevator/lift on the left, same dolphin pools, same guy working at a computer on the right.
Explain that one given Kinsely had died the year before so he and I had never even spoken with one another.
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SIMI was still stuck in my mind but I still had no idea what it meant.
Enter Maelto, my first Androme contact.
"You only remembered part of the word," he explained. "AsSIMIlation".
"And exactly what am I being assimilated into?" I asked.
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Maelto explained the Andromes had 'hijacked' that black ops mission to test my reaction to the Yellow Belly. The Andromes fear the unpredictability of our human emotions so utilize the Yellow Bellies to protect them from us.
​Basically, if I'd gone postal in encountering this Yellow Belly the Andromes would've had no further use for me as far as assimilation.
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Maelto further explained that if I'd agree to it, they wanted me to train in Security on one of the Andromedan biospheres with their Yellow Bellies for a potential future event. I'd already gotten confirmation of this future event so knew Maelto was being straight with me.
Maelto
I did end up spending a month on the Andromedan biosphere training with the Yellow Bellies. Now I laugh at my initial fear that Yellow Belly was going to eat the dolphin and I for lunch. The Yellow Bellies I worked with and befriended were awesome - laid back with fantastic senses of humor. And no, they don't eat humans.
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The Andromedan biosphere I was on was phenomenal.
It was as though they'd taken a chunk of landscape from one of the Andromedan Galaxy planets and plunked it down inside the ship. The biosphere was absolutely beautiful and the biosphere, like all command ships was completely self sustaining.
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What I especially loved was the fact ET ships are run like ET societies - everyone contributes freely for the maintenance of the whole society - or in this case, ship and crew. When not training in Security I was expected to spend a bit of time pitching in outside of Security helping to keep the ship running smoothly. But this wasn't "work" like people here would think of it. Everyone pitched in in an atmosphere of joy and giving.
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On my first trip to the New Jerusalem command ship, I would meet my second Androme contact, Aron (pronounced Ay-ron) who would become like a father to me when my dad passed away.
Aron is Jmmanuel's right hand man and my ET languages instructor as he's a linguistics master.
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There isn't anything that happens on the New Jerusalem that Aron doesn't know about.
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He's now my primary Androme contact as we consider each other family.
Aron's partner is Adelinna and they have a daughter, Ahlihanna and a son, Achille.