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I’ve pretty much written off the experiencer sagas – alien
abduction tales – as psychological/neurological anomalies, many the cathartic
release of repressed childhood abuse (sexual and otherwise).
But in reading Albert S. Rosales’ Human Encounters
books, particularly the 1930-1949 Volume, I find “abduction” accounts,
such as that on Pages 194-195 from Constance Clear who provides a detailed
(remembered) event from 1942 in Texas, and I come away thinking there may be
another explanation.
The abductee (Constance?) recalled all the elements that
show up in abductee stories: The abductors with egg-shaped heads, small nose and mouth
openings, three-fingered bony hands, black, slanted, almond-shaped eyes, small
stature, floating through closed walls (windows in her case) without any
problems (or breakage), taken to a large object, put in a heavily-lit
room, placed on a (metal) table, and
examined (painfully) by the abductors.
Such abduction details have become a meme.
Now I can’t imagine ETs able to pass through walls unimpeded
and floating people upwards to spacecraft for “medical” or biological
examination, especially since such behavior would indicate a consensus of
curiosity that rivals insanity.
(There are easier, more sensible ways to find out what makes
up a human being.)
But, in conjunction with all the alleged UFO entity
encounters, not just abduction accounts, one sees a pattern that mimics insanity, not on the part of
witnesses but on the part of the entities.
There seems to have been and to be intrusions of bizarre
kinds into our realm of reality, not from outer space but from other
dimensions, as recorders of such intrusions have surmised over the years.
It seems possible, to me, that experiencers (alien abductees)
may have been assaulted by entities that somehow have access to our world,
while we do not have (yet) access to their world(s).
The other-dimension advocates, in science and mythology,
should, maybe, cut some slack for those thinking they have been kidnapped
briefly by other beings from other realities, realities that abut ours.
When Freud and psychoanalytics abandoned hypnosis for
getting at the roots of one’s neuroses, they de-established a procedure for
finding out truth(s).
Hypnosis, as a practice is flawed by allowing false memories
and mental accretions into recalled accounts, befouling what the analyst is
seeking: the actual event causing mental anguish for patients.
UFO researchers, using hypnosis, have done a disservice to
“experiencers” (UFO abductees) by taking their flooded memories as the actual
account of what happened to them, researchers beclouding the event with false
memories and materials that destroy the recounted episode as it actually
occurred.
I’m thinking that ufologists, interested in the abductee
phenomenon, use other methodologies to determine what actually occurred during
remember kidnappings.
Maybe, after all, those afflicted were truly taken, for a
brief time, to another reality or dimension that abides next to us or upon us.
It’s a possibility, yes?
N.B. Image used above comes from Zoam Chomsky's Iron Skeptic site:
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