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FIGU stands for "Freie Interessengemeinschaft Universell." It is a Swiss-based organization founded by Eduard "Billy" Meier in the 1970s, dedicated to disseminating information about alleged contacts between Meier and extraterrestrial beings. The organization promotes Meier's claims of ongoing contact with beings from other planets, particularly members of a group called the "Pleiadians" or "Plejaren," who purportedly provide him with spiritual teachings, prophecies, and guidance for humanity. FIGU advocates for Meier's message of peace, love, and environmental stewardship, emphasizing themes such as consciousness evolution, self-responsibility, and the interconnectedness of all life forms. The organization publishes books, newsletters, and multimedia materials documenting Meier's alleged contact experiences, teachings, and philosophical insights, as well as hosting conferences, seminars, and study groups to share this information with the public. FIGU also operates a meditation center and museum in Switzerland, where visitors can learn more about Meier's contact claims and explore related topics such as ufology, spirituality, and the nature of reality. While FIGU has attracted a dedicated following of supporters who believe in Meier's claims and teachings, it has also faced criticism and skepticism from skeptics, researchers, and mainstream ufologists who question the authenticity and credibility of Meier's alleged contact experiences and the evidence presented to support them. Despite these controversies, FIGU continues to advocate for its message of spiritual awakening, global harmony, and cosmic consciousness, striving to inspire positive transformation and enlightenment in individuals and society as a whole.