Corrado Malanga

Background

Corrado Malanga (b. 1951) is a professor of organic chemistry at the University of Pisa, where he has worked since 1983. For over 40 years, he has conducted systematic research into the alien abduction phenomenon, collaborating initially with Italy's National Ufological Centre (CUN), where he directed its technical-scientific committee.

Methodology and Liberation Techniques

Malanga pioneered innovative approaches to studying and treating alleged alien abductions. His early work employed regressive hypnosis and neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) to recover suppressed memories in abductees. Over time, he developed more sophisticated techniques including Flash Mental Simulation (FMS) and the SIMBAD method (Self-Induced Method for Blocking Abductions Definitively)—a visualization-based protocol where abductees imagine a "round table" dialogue between their soul, mind, spirit, and the aliens themselves to negotiate liberation.

He created the Triad Color Test (TCTD), a rapid assessment tool to identify which layer of consciousness is affected by alien parasites. Malanga emphasized empowerment through self-directed mental techniques rather than external dependency.

Core Theory: Transdimensional Parasites

Malanga's controversial thesis holds that aliens function as transdimensional parasites—entities operating across dimensional boundaries who implant false memories directly into human consciousness and attach themselves to the soul. His work suggests that only about 20–25% of humans possess authentic souls; others may be more vulnerable to exploitation. This framework recontextualizes abduction as a parasitic relationship resolvable through consciousness-based intervention.

Published Works

Malanga is the author of 18+ books spanning alien contact, consciousness, sacred geometry, and the nature of reality. Notable titles include:

• Gli UFO nella Mente (UFO's Inside the Mind, 2000)—his foundational work revealing memory implantation mechanisms
• Aliens or Demons: The Fight for Eternal Life (2007)
• B.V.M.: Beata Vergine Maria (1995)—proposing Marian apparitions as alien holograms
• Alien Hierarchies—a taxonomy of non-human intelligences
• Genesis and eXtraHuman—explorations of consciousness origins

His research spans hundreds of documented abduction cases collected over decades.