Past Life Memories and Ancient Space Arks – Starseed Revelations 3

Written by Dr Michael Salla on October 23, 2025. Posted in Featured, Interviews.

Jean Charles Moyen claims to have visited multiple ancient space arks two of which hold relevance for him in a past life he describes in detail in his new feature length movie, Starseed Revelations 3, which is officially released today. His first experience inside a space ark occurred in 1976, at age 7, when he met a Japanese woman/guardian called Utsu after physically teleporting inside Mt Fuji where he saw an ancient space ark she was guarding. He recalls Utsu greeting him as “Hoshi”, which was the name of a past life he had in the Japanese city of Sendai around the year 1075.

Jean Charles also says he met another Japanese woman, Kono the goddess of Mt Fuji before being teleported inside the volcano Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii where he was taken inside another space ark with Kono. He says that the two space arks in Japan and Hawaii are linked via portals and are places of great significance in his past lives in Japan and as an extraterrestrial, Luka, who was connected to them through his consciousness and frequency. In his documentary, Jean Charles presents historical and contemporary evidence supporting his teleportation and past life experiences.

Jean Charles also discusses an aborted teleportation experience involving 3I/Atlas where he encountered Draco Reptilian energies, which corroborated the recent remote viewing of Sebastian Martin who describes up to 5 million Draco Reptilians sleeping in stasis chambers on 3I/Atlas. Dr. Michael Salla added John Vivanco to the list of remote viewers who claim to have seen Reptilians inside of 3I/Atlas. Given the disparity in explanations for what’s inside of 3I/Atlas detailed in Dr. Salla’s recent article on multiple perspectives, a number of explanations were explored by Jean Charles and Dr. Salla for what may be happening on the craft.

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