Mission of Michel Desmarquet

In June 1987, Michel Desmarquet (1931-2018) was chosen to make an interstellar journey in our galaxy and visit biblical Thiaoouba. He was entrusted with the mission of writing a book containing the most important message to Earth's inhabitants in the last 2000 years.

Thiaoouba is the most common word in the Bible (Old Testament - Genesis, Exodus etc...). It is the name of "angels", who  turned the cities of Sodom and Gomorrah into the Dead Sea, helped Moses lead the Hebrews out of Egyptian slavery, and who gave Moses the ten commandments ~3,300 years ago.

Michel's journey took place by a so-called "trans-substantiation", which involves leaving spacetime and returning to it elsewhere in our galaxy. The book, Thiaoouba Prophecy, contains Michel's detailed account of this journey.

The Book Thiaoouba Prophecy

This book clarifies practically all myths and mysteries on Earth and reveals clear logic, beauty and majesty of the Universe, in which everyone of us has important role to play.

There are no theories in this book. No wishful thinking or products of imagination of the author. This is an exact witness report of the Reality of the Universe.

No matter how much we insist on defending our current beliefs, doctrines and traditions, nothing can change the truth and the order established in the Universe. Rivers will always flow from their sources towards the ocean, even if a religion, a sect or billions of people want to believe the opposite.


"Man exists physically for the sole purpose of developing spiritually..."


"...the destruction of your entire planet that is at risk - with no second chance if you don’t place your trust in those who want to help you" (this is a 1987 warning)


"...sometimes a planet will disappear in a solar system..."


"...most responsibility is taken for the physical body, but this is a serious mistake..."


"If you make a mistake, you pay the penalty - immediately, in ten years time, or in ten centuries time, but errors must be paid for"


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