Not long after we had author and UFO researcher Preston Dennett on our podcast, I asked Preston where he’d moved when he’d left L.A. Turns out he’d moved to Blue Ridge, Georgia, where my sister and her husband, Neal, have a weekend home. I told him we were going to be visiting them in a few weeks and suggested we get together for lunch. The synchronicity struck me as significant. Of all the places he might have moved, it just happened to be this rural town in Georgia where we were headed.
So on the Sunday of our visit, we met Preston at a local restaurant in downtown Blue Ridge. Surprisingly, Dolly Saffron was with him. She’s a lifelong abductee featured in Preston’s book Symmetry, and her story is fascinating. Dolly has an eidectic memory and recalls being abducted for the first time when she was 10 months old – being floated out of her crib. Since then, she has had numerous abductions and that included being taught how to fly a UFO craft.
Yes, it sounds out there. But when you hear Dolly talk about her experiences, she exudes such authenticity that it’s difficult to dismiss what she says. But I hope she’s wrong about what she foresees about the planet’s future.According to Dolly, the aliens – whom Whitley Strieber calls the Visitors – have left our galaxy because our planet is about to enter a period of dire chaos due to climate change.
People will get “crazier,” food shortages will become the norm, the rising oceans will obliterate coastal cities and the planet essentially will become uninhabitable. Dolly sees this beginning in about two years, when we will be forced into survival mode, and continuing for eight years. She and Preston have a greenhouse and are now starting to grow their own food. They are preparing to live off the grid. At the end of this period, the aliens will return, Dolly said, and take survivors to another galaxy. Earth will be uninhabitable.
When I related all this to my sister, who is on the fence about UFOs, her response was: “I don’t want to live out the rest of my life in survival mode.”
Neither do we.
I emailed Whitley about meeting Preston and Dolly and mentioned that I hoped her timing was wrong. He replied thast predictions about timing have been wrong and that the point isn’t about survivors being picked up, but about the evolution of souls.
Given all the chaos and violence in the world, the evolution of souls sounds like a welcome change
