海奧華預言與當前氣候危機：金色星球給地球的警示｜Thiaoouba Prophecy & Today’s Climate Crisis: Warning from the Golden Planet

Ajouté : 2026-05-31

[00:00:00]Have you ever dreamt about traveling in a UFO to visit another planet, conversing with extraterrestrials, and discovering the secrets of the universe?

[00:00:08]The French explorer, Mr. Michel Desmarquet, did just that. Not in a dream, but in his physical body. In 1987, while in Australia, he was invited to take a trip to a planet called Taygeta and returned after 10 days.

[00:00:24]Later, he recorded this experience and everything he learned from the interstellar journey in his book Taygeta Prophecy: The Golden Planet, published in 1993.

[00:00:36]According to Michel, planet Taygeta is like a paradise, being spiritually and technologically advanced in all aspects.

[00:00:51]The citizens there are larger than Earth people, between 280 and 310 cm in height.

[00:00:58]They look young, healthy, and beautiful.

[00:01:01]They are hermaphrodites, but choose to appear as either female or male. Thus, in his book, Michel addresses some of them as she and others as he. They can communicate with one another telepathically, though they have their own language.

[00:01:16]They have many powers and abilities that are currently beyond those of earthly people, such as seeing auras, levitating, and becoming invisible at will. They can regenerate the cells in their bodies and choose to remain in their bodies or join the great spirit in the ether.

[00:01:34]Michel thoroughly enjoyed his stay on the planet, describing the beauty there.

[00:01:39]He said the following during a radio interview. Uh what about the planet itself? Can you describe, I guess, it very very briefly some of the physical chara- >> say. It's a bit like a I think everybody got the the idea of a paradise. The publisher wanted to call it Abduction or Taygeta Prophecy, but I wanted to call it myself The Golden Planet. Is there a reason for that? When I first saw it in a space car by uh we can call television, if you like, on the panel appearing there, it is a halo of golden. You know, if you go in a blue mountain, blue mountain got a sort of misty blue. Yes, beautiful. Over there, everything around the planet, everywhere, is a sort of misty gold.

[00:02:19]Mhm. And it's very very beautiful. Uh first, and secondly, the air everything is like crystal pure. Mhm. And um the water, of course, and the trees uh seem to be in a daytime uh the light came out of the leaf of the trees. If you imagine we have, example, 10 different or 15 different shade of red, as as I see in the book over there, they got 100 different. It's incredible the beauty. Of course, uh the gravity were absolutely different. Like I weighed 70 kg on the planet Earth, over there I weighed 47. Mhm. So, everything is gigantic. They're very gigantic trees, gigantic butterflies, gigantic birds.

[00:03:06]You would really love to live there.

[00:03:09]It's a a real paradise. Michel had a mentor named Thao, who guided him during the journey. Thao told him, So, on this particular planet, we have arrived at a stage near perfection, both materially and spiritually, but we have our roles to perform, as does every creature existing in [music] the universe. In fact, everything, including a single pebble, has its role. Our role, as beings of a superior planet, is to guide, to help with spiritual development, and even sometimes materially. We are in a position to give material assistance, because we [music] are technologically the most advanced people.

[00:03:59]Michel was shown the origin of the human race, which are not contained in our written record.

[00:04:06]Past civilizations, such as Mu and Atlantis, as well as his own 80 past lives. It turns out Michel was not on Taygeta for a pleasure trip, but with a mission to deliver important messages from the advanced beings on this golden planet. Thao expressed serious concern about Earth's current state.

[00:04:24]For approximately 140 years on your planet, man [music] has been accelerating the destruction of nature and the pollution of the environment.

[00:04:35]This has happened since [music] the discovery of steam power and the combustion engine. You have but a few years left in which to arrest the pollution before the situation becomes irreversible.

[00:04:50]The people of Earth must not do as the child forbidden to play [music] with fire. The child is without experience, and [music] in spite of the prohibition, he disobeys and burns himself. Once burnt, he knows that the adults were right.

[00:05:09]He won't play with fire again, but he will pay for his disobedience by suffering [music] for several days afterwards.

[00:05:17]Unfortunately, in the case that concerns us, the consequences are much more serious than the burn of a child.

[00:05:26]It's the destruction of your entire planet that is at risk, with no second [music] chance if you don't place your trust in those who want to help you.

[00:05:37]For years, scientists on Earth have sounded the alarm about the danger of destroying nature and polluting the environment for economic development and profit, which has accelerated climate change and global warming.

[00:05:50]Throughout the year 2025, we were faced with catastrophic disasters and record-breaking weather conditions everywhere.

[00:05:58]>> [music] [music] [music] >> As the world is still recovering from last year's devastation, 2026 has already presented us with new challenges.

[00:06:30]The first few months of this year have been marked by severe and unusual weather events across the globe, including storms, floods, earthquakes, fires, and landslides. [music] >> [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Et cetera.

[00:07:23]Experts are concerned about the increasing amount of greenhouse [music] gases humans are pumping into the air, land, and ocean.

[00:07:37]>> [music] >> Concentrations of CO2, of methane, and of nitrous oxide, the three most important greenhouse gases, all reached Not only did they increase, but they reached record levels in 2025. So, basically, what we're talking about is a catastrophe. And if we look ahead to this year that we're a couple weeks into now, this particular report predicts that global average surface temperatures are likely to be between the second and fourth warmest on the record, similar to 2023 and 2025 at around 1.4° above pre-industrial level. They're just numbers, but if you try to translate them into things we can you know, sort of try to understand, the amount of heat that hits the Earth, 90% of which goes into the oceans, is equal to about Listen to this. 1 million Hiroshima atomic bombs every day, or about 12 bombs [snorts] every second that I speak or that you listen. That's the amount of heat we are adding to the Earth. So, if we think about what we can do individually, it's important, but it's only the tiniest tiniest amount of the cumulative amount that is completely changing our environment, our ecosystems, and our ability to function as a human species. We all need to be much more aggressive in much more important ways, politically, environmentally, and otherwise, so that 2026 doesn't turn out to be quite as bad as the predictions say. In Michel's book, not only did Thao foresee the environmental problems that Earth faces in our time, but she also offered a solution.

[00:09:36]There is only one solution. As Arki told you, the grouping of individuals. A group is only as powerful as it is large. Those whom you call the conservationists are becoming stronger and stronger, and will continue [music] to do so. But it is vital that people forget their hatred, their resentment, [music] and especially their political and racial differences. This group must be internationally united, [music] and don't tell me that it is so difficult.

[00:10:09]For already on Earth, there exists a nonviolent and very [music] large international organization, the International Red Cross, which has been functioning effectively [music] for quite some time. It is essential that this conservationist group include in its programs [music] not only the conservation of the environment from direct damage, but from indirect [music] damage as well, such as that which results from smoke, exhaust fumes [music] from vehicles, smoke from factories, and so on.

[00:10:45]How did not advise us to rely on government authorities to solve these problems for us, but instead to band together as a group and take action.

[00:10:53]What can each of us do to stop global warming? The most effective approach is to tackle the main culprit, methane, while reducing other emissions and pollution.

[00:11:04]In other words, >> [music] >> methane heats the atmosphere 96 times more than CO2 over the course [music] of 20 years. The reason that it's a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide is because the structure of the molecule traps more [music] of the infrared radiation, more of the heat.

[00:11:22]Where does methane come from?

[00:11:25]Human methane emissions [music] are from meat from livestock.

[00:11:35]>> [music] >> Our most gracious Supreme Master Ching Hai vegan offers us the best way to hold global warming. The vegan diet rechanges the climate for the better.

[00:12:11]The vegan diet will stop global warming.

[00:12:17]The vegan diet will cut the methane gas.

[00:12:21]And methane gas is a driving force behind our climate [music] acceleration.

[00:12:29]But methane will dissipate quickly from the atmosphere. Thus, the planet will cool quickly instead of focusing on CO2, because CO2 will stay for long, long, long, long hundreds of years in the atmosphere. So, cut the methane by >> [music] >> implementing the vegan diet. Then our planet will cool quickly, also >> [music] >> scientifically speaking. Please be vegan. Please be vegan. Please be vegan.

[00:13:03]And make peace.

[00:13:06]And because the greatest source of methane on the planet is from livestock, so to be a vegan is the fastest way to reduce methane, thus bring cooling to the planet successfully [music] and fast. Meat industry should be cut.

[00:13:27]That will help the planet. That will help to reserve our water, to refill our lakes and our rivers again.

[00:13:36]Fishing contributes to global warming primarily by disturbing the complex ecosystems [music] of the world's ocean.

[00:13:47]Stop eating the flesh. Stop killing for food.

[00:13:50]Stop eating the fish.

[00:13:53]This will help restore the balance of both the ocean and land immediately.