Alien Encounters - Food For Thought

Encounter 1)

Mr Matisse is a french farmer from near Lion. He reported that In 1969 he saw a craft descending from the sky, on a nearby field. Two beings came out of the craft. In disbelief and scared ****less he saw the beings waving at him and telepathically communicating that they want him to show something. He all of a sudden lost his fear (why, he doesn't know), so he went towards the craft. The aliens greeted him, he entered the craft with them where them aliens showed him around. They took a trip where he had an awesome view upon the Earth. After the farmer and the aliens chatted a bit and showed him all kinds of miraculous stuff the craft landed again and the farmer was escorted outside. They waved good-bye to him and made off into the blue sky.

Encounter 2)

A "strange" approx 8' large craft was spotted by 24 year old Ms. Mason when she was doing yard work behind her house. All of a sudden she was struck by incredible panic and fear when she saw two beings coming out of the craft. The beings immediately spotted the lady and pointed some device at her. Ms. Mason was paralyzed, she couldn't do anything but see the craft and the beings, unable to scream for help or to run away. The beings approached and "telepathically" commanded her to lead them into her home. The lady had to helplessly witness how the aliens went through all her belongings, the had a particular interest in what she had in her fridge. After the beings stole a can of hot dogs and took a sample from her tap water, the left the home. The lady saw the craft ascending "at incredible speed" from her window, it took her about 2 hours to regain the ability to move again. She then called police but of course nobody believed her story.

Encounter 3)

Ms Jacobs from TN awoke one night from loud noise in her kitchen. Her husband was sleeping soundly, so she awoke him in a panic, telling him she believed that burglars were in the home. The husband got his gun and checked for the reason of the noise. To his surprise, four "about 5" tall beings without hair and extremely large eyes" were in the kitchen. The aliens shot a "green beam of light" toward the husband which immediately calmed him down. The aliens also communicated that they are harmless and that they are just needing water. After the aliens filled up sort of like a bucket with water, they thanked Mr Jacobs telepathically, not without giving him a gift for his cooperation.They handed him sort of a map made from an unknown material which showed were the aliens came from. The Jacobs still have this map today

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What have all those above "alien encounters" in common?

They have in common that they never happened because I just made them up while I wrote them. What I want to point out is the eery similarity between "real" alien encounters and abductions. Most of the real alien abduction stories contain the same elements like that the witness is stunned/paralyzed..then led into the craft where they conduct an "examination" and/or many times have a "sexual" element to them. You can take any of the many abduction stories and can read the same story, basically over an over again. Differences are rather minimal.

Sometimes, people awake paralyzed in their bed in the middle of the night surrounded by aliens, sometimes the abductions happen out in some remote area. People then get abducted into the craft and often encounter a memory loss where only fractions of the experience can be remembered. When the abductees get hypnotized, they basically all tell the same story with MINIMAL variations.

What is interesting is that those very same stories are being told for decades already, and also by people who before they had their encounters never really knew or read about alien abductions. It is not common that the french farmer or some middle-aged couple on a trip home in NH read many UFO and abduction books so they would knew about the similarities between all those encounters. Many NEVER had had an interest in the phenomenon and only "got into UFOs" after their encounter.

If all the people who reported to have alien encounters, from the early 1950 or 1960 etc. would simply make the stories up, wouldn't we have various stories where the aliens do all kinds of random things which some would expect from a fantasy story? We wouldn't have a consistency between hundreds, if not thousands of abduction reports. And it's this consistency which (possibly) is the best evidence that abductions really happen. My $0.02

It is rare Humans make it into the crafts...

Travis Walton got special treatment cuz his friends ditched him!!



If you make it in one, you might not be seen again...



The fridge raiding sounded credible!!

the aliens are coming too consume the resources in our refrigerators !!!

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This Michia Kaku guy is not a real scientist, he's more like an actor reading script he gets to read.
Nothing he ever says has any value at all. He is loud and convincing with his voice, but as I said, nothing anyone should listen to. This guy stays for MSN propaganda on the first place.

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Jenny Randles points out this consistency too and uses it to show that encounters/abductions are not an artifact of the media.

Kaku is a joke. He says nothing of value.

EnPassant
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Jenny Randles points out this consistency too and uses it to show that encounters/abductions are not an artifact of the media.

Kaku is a joke. He says nothing of value.

Actually Jenny Randles concedes that the boom in reported "Grey" encounters is most likely a result of media contamination.

"There is an undeniable massive impact in British data following the books by Strieber and Hopkins. This cannot surely be a coincidence." - Jenny Randles

NoRulesAllowed

The beings approached and "telepathically" commanded her to lead them into her home. The lady had to helplessly witness how the aliens went through all her belongings, the had a particular interest in what she had in her fridge. After the beings stole a can of hot dogs and took a sample from her tap water,

More like "Alien Encounters - Thought for Food"

draknoir2

EnPassant
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Jenny Randles points out this consistency too and uses it to show that encounters/abductions are not an artifact of the media.

Kaku is a joke. He says nothing of value.

Actually Jenny Randles concedes that the boom in reported "Grey" encounters is most likely a result of media contamination.

"There is an undeniable massive impact in British data following the books by Strieber and Hopkins. This cannot surely be a coincidence." - Jenny Randles

edit on 29-10-2013 by draknoir2 because: (no reason given)

Quite true but there were obscure cases of grey sightings years before Strieber. What I believe is happening is that many people are aware of the aliens even on a subconscious level. You only have to read the accounts of how simple events can trigger awareness, as if this awareness was subconscious and was brought to the surface by simple events that acted as catalysts. Given this it is easy to see how the media can bring these things to the surface of consciousness. This sets up a feedback loop; people see aliens; aliens enter the media; the media awakens consciousness and people become more aware of them; more aliens enter the media; as a result people become even more conscious of them and so on. One side reinforces the other. Once people have been given an identifiable catalyst awareness opens. I remember seeing the cover of Strieber's book on tv when it came out first. A woman rang up and said that the image frightened the living daylights out of her. Strieber said that this reaction is common. It is as if the cover opened her consciousness to something that was already in her subconscious and that's why she experienced such visceral fear...

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When you say hypnosis, it's as if you think shallow hal is a documentary when if you investigated it you would know magical trances do not exist. It is a disservice to real alien phenomenon. Other than that the post was good.

The boogieman is there as well so do you think it's like this - stories passed down over time - applied at times when people are most vulnerable (nighttime, children, being alone)?

If so why do these things happen to people who are completely coherent or just going about their business - spontaneous events - happen to couples and not only individuals? Both are cross cultural and have stood the test of time but those variables make it worthy of research IMO.