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Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: EnPassant
Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
I have noticed this. For whatever reason, it goes with the territory.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: EnPassant
Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
I have noticed this. For whatever reason, it goes with the territory.
Stockholm syndrome?
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: EnPassant
Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
I have noticed this. For whatever reason, it goes with the territory.
Stockholm syndrome?
Zeta syndrome
it can get pretty fowl
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
a reply to: EnPassant
Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
I have noticed this. For whatever reason, it goes with the territory.
Stockholm syndrome?
Zeta syndrome
I've seen that before.
originally posted by: Scdfa
Drop me a line if any grown-ups come in here to discuss alien contact.
The world is a storehouse of life, of the life force. Think of how much energy is in a field of flowers in the form of nectar/sugar that bees gather. Think of all nature and all humanity and how much life force is here. I suspect the spirits need this, likewise with aliens. But they also seem to want physical power, natural resources.
Yes, the abductees are fixated on their masters. You only have to read Strieber's books to see how fascinated he is with them. Unconsciously, abductees seem 'infatuated' with their masters.
I think the powers that be are very involved. Some of them understand the spiritual/psychic nature of this thing and there are layers of secrecy. Who knows at what level they are involved?
The world is a storehouse of life, of the life force. Think of how much energy is in a field of flowers in the form of nectar/sugar that bees gather. Think of all nature and all humanity and how much life force is here. I suspect the spirits need this, likewise with aliens. But they also seem to want physical power, natural resources.
originally posted by: EnPassant
a reply to: Scdfa
I seem to have over stated the situation but it seems to me that what I said applies to some abductees. No offence intended.
Also if there is an ET race out there, it pretty much has all the power it needs, it wouldn't want materials, or resources from us. Such a space faring race would be more dependent on energy from the stars or even depend on the "Dark Energy" in the universe which would be in more then enough abundance. Also they could build more durable mechanical slaves that could mine barren plants and even self replicate to be more efficient in due dates with no rest at all.
That's the reason why I don't get into abduction stories