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One Life, Many Worlds: My Journeys Through the Heavens and Hells of Extraterrestrial Worlds is the extraordinary story of Julliena Okah, a globally recognized solo violinist, also a scholar of German philosophy, who had contact with nonhuman beings during her childhood in Japan, and continued to have visitations from otherworldly beings throughout her life. In the book, Ms. Okah recalls her nonhuman reincarnation through contacts with other beings, remembering her existence when she lived on a super-advanced, amazingly beautiful, golden world. This book describes how to exceed the human realm to a better life in higher stage of existence. It is an odyssey motivated by fantastic and unimaginable events that are still affecting her today. While this story is one of hope and inspiration, it is also one of rough passage. Fraught with peril, including two suicide attempts and three near-death experiences, all of which she escaped with the help of external forces. Ms. Okah gained deeper understandings of human life and the inhabitants in other worlds and how they can help us. In this book, she explores the meaning and purpose of life. This is not a self-help book. It is a nonfiction work that asks the reader to welcome Ms. Okah's phenomenal experiences, as she recalls memories of previous lives lived as well as seeing life before birth, out of body experiences, travels to other worlds, and also her struggles to be accepted by her family and friends since childhood. She adamantly searched for knowledge through her academic studies and also her otherworldly personal experiences. Along with her life-long research and descriptions, she will provide vivid insight into mystifying events. It has been said that the facts often distort the truth, and the truth can, at times, be stranger than fiction. Such is her story. This is a truly unique book of her spiritual awakening and the unimaginable paths on which she has been led around the world and beyond. This book including various encounters with UFOs and alien incidents in many countries she lived in. Being an educated and internationally known person, it was difficult to disclose her true story, yet Ms. Okah believes that it is important for the people to realize the worlds outside of earth.