Also known as: Acart, Akart, Acartian, Akartian, Acartians, Akartians
Humanoid extraterrestrials from the planet Acart (also known as Akart), reported primarily through the 1958 contact claim of Arthur Berlet in Brazil and later contactee accounts.
The Acart Beings are a purported extraterrestrial species originating from the planet Acart (or Akart). The earliest documented claim comes from Arthur Berlet’s 1958 encounter in Brazil, published in 1965, which describes a peaceful contact. Subsequent contactee narratives have expanded the lore, often depicting the Acartians as part of a broader cosmic federation with an interest in Earth’s spiritual evolution. The accounts are considered marginal within ufology and are not widely corroborated by official sources.
Planet Acart (also spelled Akart) is described as a terrestrial world with Earth-like conditions. Details about its terrain, atmosphere, and society are sparse and derived solely from contactee testimony.
No known migration history exists. The Acartians are considered native to their homeworld and have not been reported to have colonized other planets in the available material.
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According to Arthur Berlet and later accounts, the Acartians are described as humanoid, generally similar to humans in appearance, with slightly refined features. Some reports mention fair skin, light-colored hair, and glowing eyes. Physical details remain highly speculative and inconsistent.
Claimed to possess a subtle vibrational frequency and the ability to project peaceful thoughts. No specific energetic traits are well-documented.
No credible hybridization claims are associated with the Acart Beings.
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The culture of the Acartians is portrayed as highly spiritual, with an emphasis on unity, non-violence, and service to other civilizations. No specifics about art, governance, or social structure are available.
Described as oriented toward universal harmony and the evolution of consciousness. May adhere to a cosmic 'Law of One' type philosophy as often cited in channeled material.
Primarily telepathic, with occasional vocalized speech in contactee accounts. Communication is described as calm, informative, and phrased in simple terms.
Level: Advanced, but specifics are unknown. Likely includes interstellar travel, energy-based propulsion, and non-invasive biotechnologies.
The only craft reported is described as metallic saucer-shaped or oval, with smooth surfaces and silent operation. No further technical details are available.
The primary Earth connection is through isolated contactee reports, most notably Arthur Berlet. The Acartians are said to observe Earth's development and occasionally make contact with chosen individuals to impart spiritual wisdom.
No ancient contact traditions are linked to the Acartians in available sources.
The earliest modern claim is Arthur Berlet's 1958 encounter in Brazil (published 1965). Additional reports from other contactees exist but remain unverified.
Very limited channeled material exists. Some scattered references in New Age contexts may mention Akart but are not credible or consistent.
No direct connection to any known Earth mythology.
Acartian starseed claims are rare; occasionally individuals on forums identify as having past lives on Akart, but no organized starseed community exists.
First Contact Period: 1958 (Arthur Berlet encounter, Brazil)
The Acartians are depicted as having a non-hierarchical, consensus-based society that avoids interference in the affairs of less evolved worlds. Their political structure is unknown.
Primary source: Arthur Berlet's 1965 account. Secondary: Exopaedia (exopaedia.org) entry on Acart/Akart. Cross-referenced with articles from obscure ufology forums. Data is extremely limited and speculative.