Hercólubus o Planeta Rojo

by V.M. Rabolú

Hercolubus, a planet so called by the sages of antiquity, is approaching our Solar System and is the cause of great concern for those who know about such cosmic phenomena. In our former encounter, Hercolubus put an end to the Atlantean civilisation. These facts are duly related through all the “Universal Floods” of different religions and cultures. The consequence of the very close proximity of Hercolubus will be great upheaval in all corners of our planet. The internal fire will bring about innumerable volcanoes and earthquakes. When Hercolubus is very close, a complete revolution of the Earth’s axis will take place. Throughout all the ages, great sages have thoroughly investigated the return of the “Red Planet” and have alerted us about this cosmic phenomenon. The last great testimony was that of V.M. Rabolú, who left a universal message to humanity through his work, “Hercolubus or Red Planet.”

Genres: Nonfiction, Humor, Religion, Spirituality, Science, Adult

56 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1999

Reviews

[Jen · Rating 4 out of 5]

My favorite work-acquired book. Crazy, crazy ramblings. The best bits are about the Venusians with their blond hair, blue eyes, and explosive belt buckles.
Another good passage:
"All interplanetary spaceships move with solar energy. They are made from a material which does not exist here and which is resistant to bullets and to everything. They are made in one piece and have no soldered joints or rivets. They are controlled by switches."
Good stuff.

[Muhammad Abdullah · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a very quick read which elaborate the author's point of view to the readers about the end of humanity and the existence of extraterrestrial life on other planets within our solar system and beyond within the vastness of galaxies.

In this book, V. M. Rabolu talked about his astral visit to the Venus and Mars. He claimed, there is a life on Venus and Mars which is much better and advanced than that on Earth . Their lives are perfectly ordered, they have used the jaw dropping technologies for space travel and they have lived their lives eagerly. According to author, the material which these extraterrestrials used for making their interstellar spaceships is not found on Earth.

Furthermore, he talked about the tips and mantras which one can use to unlock astral powers (movement of an energetic body in a dimension where weights and distances doesn't matter with lightning speed). In my point of view, I am not sure whether the author is right or wrong in most of his claims. But I think astral power can be achieved in reality.



Moreover, the author warned us against the American government lies and the subtle scientists who denied the existence of ETs and the Divine justice. He said, Hercolubus or Red Planet is five to six times bigger than Jupiter which is coming close to Earth and scientists don't sure about the existence of this planet. He believes, the red planet is coming closer and closer to Earth and humanity's destruction will no longer be far. These things, which scientists have rejected today, will happen very soon and than no one will have a chance to be rescued himself /herself from the disaster.



This is what author is trying to convey us. Now it's upon the readers either to believe in these sorts of things or simply deny their existence. These are just my opinions about the book and author. One may disagree with me.

[Aakanksha Jain · Rating 3 out of 5]

Hercolubus or Red Planet by V.M. Rabolu unfolds his perspective regarding the destruction of the human race.

The author claims that he visits Venus and Mars through his astral (subtle) body. He describes how people live there and how they are different from us. The way American government feeds us lies and no one wants to connect with the supreme Mother or Father.

I don't know if the author truly experiences the journey to other planets, but I do believe in astral projection and know that is not impossible. With the help of the right techniques, one can explore other places without moving physically. V.M. Rabolu talks about the connection of dreams with one's astral journey. This book gives readers a new perspective, but to believe the content or not is your choice. The language is lucid, and it's a fast-paced read. I recommend it.

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[James · Rating 5 out of 5]

Five stars for not knowing what the hell I just read.

[Guatón · Rating 1 out of 5]

It took me a while to decide whether to rate this book one or five stars. I ended up giving it one star to reflect the garbage it contains, but let me assure you it's the most amazing, 5-star garbage you will ever read. It's the "Plan 9 from Outer Space" of books.

[Heather Poinsett Dunbar · Rating 1 out of 5]

OMG... this was the most hilarious free book that we ever received at our library.

Two of us tried to decipher the thing during lunch and realized we needed to be drunk or stoned to 'get' it. It was just that confusing.

Oh well, it's still hilarious...

[Annie♡ · Rating 1 out of 5]

Por favor, esto es de lo peor que he leído este año. ¿Cómo me lo pudieron dejar como obligatorio?

Para empezar se discrimina HORRIBLEMENTE a los "gringos", científicos y homosexuales. ¿Cómo se puede ser tan tonto, por favor?

[GuachiPistachi · Rating 1 out of 5]

Me lo leí porque era gratis y ni así debería haberlo hecho. Profecía muy loca y además homófoba, es que ni es entretenida. Los venusinos unos flipados, su sociedad una mierda, igual que los marcianos. Leed el archivo de la tormentas, es lo que debería haber hecho yo.

[Robert Zimmermann · Rating 2 out of 5]

I don't know where to start with this garbage. I guess calling it garbage is a bit harsh, but read it and see if that's called for or not. I'm fine with people having their own opinions, but this is a bit ridiculous. This book is aimed at "correcting" the sinful world. The author starts out with telling the reader about a "sun sized planet" making it's way toward earth. Then tells the reader that he has "gone to Venus and Mars" and to describe how those beings, which he calls humanity for some reason, live and how much better and advanced they are than us. I would just like to know what made this guy so special to think that people will believe that he did any of this without the aid of being asleep. Wait, to answer that question see the ending the book. He tells the reader that through mantras and sleep the "astral plane" can be achieved and we can go wherever we want and learn everything we would ever want to know. Basically this guy likes to sleep and dream of this "greater" existence that "only a handful of us" will achieve, because all the "gringos" (he uses that term MANY times, meaning Americans...so what about the rest of the very spiritual people of the world that he doesn't address?) will perish in their own societal collapse and then the rest will die in the collision with this "planet."

Bottom line i sent away for this since it was free and I thought it'd be interesting to see what the author wanted to say. Made me laugh at least. But like many people who "know a better way" they leave out much of the things that can be argued against them, and I'm sure if he was ever interviewed this guy didn't give a straight answer to the real holes in his book.

For anyone who actually read this, enjoyed it, and/or follows these beliefs continue on your way. I don't care what you're view is, I won't get in your way. But just think about it for a second that's all. I'll believe what I want and be a "gringo."

Wow, that wasn't a professional review at all. But on the other hand this book wasn't very professional or well written either.

[Ivan Lutz · Rating 1 out of 5]

Koja je ovo religijsko-sektaška-ispranomogzaška glupost. Ugl, knjiga je upozorenje svima nama koji ne vjerujemo da Hercolubus ili Crveni Planet ide prema Zemnji i da će ju uništiti. Jedino spasenje nam je da otvorimo oči i da maknemo iz svojih života psihološke mane, i da... astralna projekcija. Majko mila! Knjiga kao stvorena za sljedbenike Živog zida! (Nažalost ne spominju kem trejlse pa im neće biti baš toliko zanimljiva)

[Lola · Rating 1 out of 5]

this book is obviously written by a man with schizophrenic disorder ....

[Lexie · Rating 3 out of 5]

I found this book through one of my favorite bloggers, PZ Myers. Someone sent him a copy by mail. After reading his review, I couldn't resist. I quickly went to the website (the website was also very entertaining), where I requested a free copy. I somehow forgot about ordering this gem, and about 3 months later, I recieved my copy of this book (book is a little generous, fat pamphlet is more accurate).

Positives:
~Quick read
~Hilarious (not sure this was the distributors intent)
~No, really, it's very funny!

Negatives:
~The author is serious!
~My mother in law seemed interested in reading, and not in the manner I was, after telling her about it.
~There are either enough people that truely believe in this delusional drivel, or there is one very rich crazy person with nothing better to to do with their money (I don't know, cancer research, starving children, sad puppies and kittens with no homes...really, anything at all.) that they are able to support the website, and print and distribute this, albeit hilarious, crap.
~Makes me sad at peoples gulibility.



"The Venusians have perfect bodies: a wide or broad forehead, blue eyes, straight nose, blond hair, and an astonishing intelligence. They are more or less between 1.3 and 1.4 meters (4'3"-4'6" feet) tall. Nobody is taller or shorter. There are no potbellies and you do not see deformed people. Everybody has an angelic figure: there is perfection in men and women because it is a planet with an ascendant, superior Humanity. There are no monsters like those you can see here.

They wear a wide belt full of red, blue, and yellow buttons all around, which flash like a lighthouse. When in danger, they press a main button, which you can imagine is like a buckle we have on our belt. Just by pressing it, a circle of fire is formed which can destroy a bullet and everything that it catches around it."


This will forever be on my bookshelf, so when I am debating people about religions and beliefs, and just how silly they all are, I can refer them to this.


For PZ Myers review : http://scienceblogs.com/pharyngula/20...

[Lauren · Rating 1 out of 5]

Ah, the free books that “authors” send to libraries… This was mailed to my workplace (school library) and upon reading the back cover, I immediately snagged it to take home. The entertainment value is off the charts, but it’s obviously complete drivel. This could actually be great to use in a unit on misinformation, disinformation, and reliable sources!

[Anna Hardesty · Rating 3 out of 5]

I got this book free in the mail, and to be honest, I didn't expect much out of it.

Apparently this "Hercolubus" planet is the "end" of the Earth.

Honestly, I know NOTHING about the planets, or space in general.

This book is biased, obviously, so if you know anything about space, you should probably read this.

But as for people like me, it's a book that made my noggin hurt.

[Kelly-Jeanne Lee · Rating 1 out of 5]

Wow! Wow. If you like a fringe religious text, you’re going to love this. Aryan aliens and astral projection. Scientific chastity and an internal divine mother with a lance to purge you of imperfections. Also if you want lessons on astral projection, there are mantras and details on how to jump so that you will know if you are on the physical plane or astral plane. Informative, instructional! This one has it all!

[Cristhiano Bossardi De Vasconcellos · Rating 5 out of 5]

Doomsday book, for opened mind people. Appreciate too much, specially it´s free and have self knowleage techniques. Loved the description of extraterrestrial life and it´s equal some other contacted people have done.

[Frank Rendon]

Cierto es que deberían pagarnos por leerlo. Lo gratuito no compensa su contenido.

Un autor enceguecido por sus creencia religiosas y que denota un claro desconocimiento de las leyes astrofísicas que rigen el cosmos. Adjudica vida inteligente a Venus y afirma que Hercólobus (no recuerdo cuántas veces más grande que la tierra) también contendría civilizaciones inteligentes. Ignora el susodicho autor que un planeta, con esas dimensiones, sería gaseoso e inhabitable.

Muchas incoherencias, dirigidas a personas con muy poca información y de fácil convencimiento. Pero raro que alguien se crea algo como eso..

[Michael · Rating 2 out of 5]

The book Red Planet was far fetched even for me. I write and read science fiction and fantasy novels, and I read books of souls and spirit, but some of the visions in this book seemed more dreams than visions. I kept sensing that the visionary was mixing an alternate reality that humans could go through with this reality. He saw the worse case scenarios, but we humans are subject to change and the future is not written in stone.

[Lucia · Rating 5 out of 5]

A unique little book written by a spiritual master of great wisdom. Hercolubus or PlanetX or Nibiru... whatever the name, the author predicted the appearance of this planet and its consequences for humanity. He also summarizes the most important spiritual exercises to practice in order to awaken and avoid the fate of unconscious masses. His accounts of life on other planets are also very interesting, especially in the light of recent disclosures about the extraterrestrials.

[Katie Florida · Rating 1 out of 5]

I received this book out of the blue, in the mail, at my school library. After looking up the community reviews, I decided that I needed to read this for myself. I cackled throughout. I think this is meant to be taken seriously, but I clearly did not. I did enjoy the simple test for how to ascertain whether I was in my astral or physical body (hop and see if I float or not).

[Matt Swanat · Rating 1 out of 5]

lol

[Krista · Rating 5 out of 5]

The best worst thing I have ever read. My brain is still processing the just how weird this truly was. I thought it was AI generated satire until I saw the pub date.

[Emily Rink · Rating 5 out of 5]

Welcome to Earth, where we are free individuals going about our days and chilling and -is that a giant red planet hurling towards Earth with aliens on it?! Why yes, yes, it is!

Welcome to the wonderful world of Hercolubus Lore where apparently, we are just imminently about to be destroyed by a giant ass planet with hot alien people on it who don't speak out loud and sound like a bad acid trip. Not only are we debating what it means to "be a real man" or "be a real woman," we are also looking at the possibility of crack in the ocean poisoning us and all scientists being blind to the spirit of Hercolubus - or whatever the hell that means.

BUT, you're telling me that there is a future with blue, red, and yellow blinking chastity belts worn by blonde haired, blued eyed Venusians that explode mountains and look like this?



Okay NOW you have my attention!

Not only was this like reading a fever dream, but this was also a fever dream that made me feel like I was so fucking drunk I didn't even know what decade I was in. I mean come on, a future race where everything is decided for me including what I eat, wear, and send my children, all without not saying a word - damn, do you know how much time that would save me? So you're telling me that not only will my fruits come pre-muddled and ready for a Brandy Old Fashion but my future husband could look like this and live on Mars?


Shit, I don't even know what to say other than blush.

Not only was this book hilarious as all hell, but it was also written so genuine that I honestly found myself wondering how much emotional stress this dude had to be in while writing this masterpiece. Like Jesus Christ, pop an adderall and then tell me about astral projection while you're at it.


It's like sitting in a TedTalk; except the TedTalker is this dude hyped on paliperidone and telling you to chant cultic alien voodoo until I pass out. I mean honestly, fuck it, what's the worst that can happen? I get transported into some alternative timeline where COVID didn't happen and I'm watching as a giant red planet blows up Earth and only some dude who can astral project can save me? Call me a big money player, but I'm willing to take Putin-Pressing-The-Big-Red-Button-and-Destroys-Earth-First for $500, Alex.

And I mean come on. If the chanting doesn't make me astral project into a Doctor Strange level of being, then I'm not interested. It sounds like Mr. Rabolu here smoked way too much dope and then read some Doctor Strange comics and decided to write a manifesto about it. I mean if I yell loud enough in a public place "My Divine Father, take me to the Gnostic Church" the only damn place I am going is the psyche ward.

Absolute gem of a book and the most chaotic, entertaining, and meme-lord book I have ever read. If this hasn't been sent to your school/public library yet on a promo, just you wait. Cause I'd give anything to re-read this for the first time for the laughs.

[Carolyn Injoy · Rating 1 out of 5]

"Because of the immense importance of this universal message for humanity, the Alcione Association is sending by mail free printed copies of the book “Hercolubus or Red planet” to any place worldwide." You can get your free copy here: http://www.hercolubus.tv/

The author of the book died January 8, 2000 yet there is still in Canada an association sending copies for free.

"What I affirm in this book is a very-short term prophecy, because I have evidence about the end of the planet. I know it. I am not attempting to frighten, but to forewarn, because I feel sorry for this poor Humanity. Since these events are coming soon, there is no time to waste on illusory things."

It describes a duplicate existence on the astral level. It also says that the planet's end is inescapable. There is a giant red planet, Hercolubus, on a collision course with earth.

I believe the author was sincere in his prophecy. Yet as so many other doomsday prophets, he died before the prophecy was fulfilled.

I'm grateful I did not pay for this book.

[γνώσο · Rating 1 out of 5]

I don't know what to say!
Should I cry or laugh?!..
Any way ,I can see that this short booklet consists of the following four(it could be more):
Justified Anger(on the current situation of our world , our planet,our ethical systems)+unscientifically crazy fiction +contradictions..atleast more than 3 contradictions(in the author's narrtive)+alil bit of Astral Projection tips"not really" but it is..
I got the book by an email..I thank them for giving me the opportunity to hear the other sides..to be looking from another angle"for few minutes"..to enjoy knowing the fact of how "strange" our human minds could be..
it's not the first time I read a book of such kind..but this book is a weird level of "conspiracy theory" if I could describe it this way..
Actually there's no serious conspiracy in the book,if we didn't count the "arrogance" of the "braying scientists"..!

[Lizeth Corredor IG: los libros de Liz · Rating 1 out of 5]

Es un libro tan malo que no sabes que pensar, por un lado te da risa y por el otro si o si te hace preguntarte que carajos se fumo el autor a la hora de escribirlo, pese a todo esto debo aceptar que hay personas que si creen en cada una de sus teorías y que viven en constante cambio y miedo por esto mismo, considero que no es un libro para que llegue a cualquier persona pues puede llegar a ocasionar ciertos desastres de llegar a tomarse como algo verídico, y se que muchas personas dirán que es imposible creer en ello pero... De ser así, no habrían personas tan fácilmente manipulables.

[Tim Hayman · Rating 1 out of 5]

This thing came in the mail with only a shadow of a postmark; perhaps some other force than the benevolent U.S. Postal Service had a hand in its international delivery. Regardless of its mode of arrival, and as a David Bowie fan, I am pleased to know more about life on Mars.

I won't mock the text, but I will question how it is that so many people have received them. There is somebody out there shipping these in hopes of...what?

Read it. Don't read it. Either way, the Venusians are still pretty cool.

[Beth Molski · Rating 3 out of 5]

I have no idea what to rate this book as it was the worst science I had ever read, yet wildly entertaining. I received a free copy at our high school library this week and I began to wonder if someone was pranking me. As I read the book I found myself looking over my shoulder for a crazy professor or sarcastic English teacher ready to record my reactions. This book is made for a Science Fiction Theater episode. So, excuse me while I get my popcorn, lay in a comfortable position, chant and transport myself to The Twilight Zone.

[Alison]

This book was donated to our school library by someone in Germany. After I read the preface, I knew I had to read it. If you want a really good laugh, read this book. It is not meant to be satirical which makes it that much funnier.

[Janine]

lol