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Agaliha
September 10th, 2006, 01:31 AM
Did I search and only found one thread about alien abduction...though I'm sure there are some scattered here and there.

So just curious...
What are your thoughts on alien abductions?
And have you ever been abducted?

Some info:



Possible Signs That You Have Been Abducted
--Feeling you are Special or Chosen or have an important task to perform
--Have a memory of having a special place with spiritual significance, when you were a youngster
--Fear or anxiety over the subject of aliens or UFOs
--Sensitivity to issues affecting the Earth, its environment and all life forms than other people
--Fear of being kidnapped or abnormal constantly monitoring of your surroundings
--Insomnia or sleep disorders which are puzzling to you
--Must sleep against the wall or must sleep with your bed against a wall
--Paralyzed in bed with a being in your room
--Dreams of flying or being outside your body
--Dreams of passing through a closed window or solid wall
--Dreams about seeing UFOs, being inside UFOs, or interacting with UFO occupants
--Dreams of doctors or medical procedures
--Dreams of destruction or catastrophe
--Dreams wherein superior beings, angels, or aliens are educating you about ---mankind, the universe, global changes or future events
--A waking memory of being inside a UFO or interacting with its occupants
--Feeling of being watched much of the time, especially at night
--Seeing unexplained balls of lights or beings when in bed
--Beams of light outside your home, or come into your room through a window
--Hearing unexplained physical noises
--Unexplained nosebleeds especially when you wake-up
--Awakened to discover unexplainable marks or bruises on your body
--Awoken with soreness in your genitals which can not be explained
--X-rays or other procedures reveal unexplainable foreign objects lodged in your body
--Sinus trouble or migraine headaches
--Frequent or sporadic ringing in your ears, especially in one ear
--Unusual scars or marks with no possible explanation on how you received them -small scoop indentation, straight line scar, triangular marks, scars in roof of mouth, in nose, behind or in ears
--Unusual fear of doctors or tend to avoid medical treatment
--Missing or lost time
--Compelled to drive or walk to an out of the way or unknown area
--A strange fog or haze that should not be there
--Strange humming or pulsing sounds, and you could not identify the source
--Seeing one or more UFO's up close within short walking or driving distance
--One or more sighting experiences
--A strong "marker memory" that will not go away (i.e.: an alien face, an examination, a needle, a table, a strange skinny baby
--DNA genetic encodings activated - increased psychic abilities
--Channeled telepathic messages from extraterrestrials
--Recall your children or parents speaking of similar experiences on occasion
FROM: Crystalinks (http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geutdIsQNFhSYBoFVXNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE3Y3Jxb3NiBGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMQRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANGODE0X zIyOA--/SIG=11fnsuc56/EXP=1157956296/**http%3a//www.crystalinks.com/)


A snippet from the wikipedia article: Abduction phenomenon (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_abduction)


As folklorist Dr. Eddie Bullard has noted (his essay is reprinted in Clark, 1998), most abduction accounts feature the following events. They generally follow the sequence noted below, though not all abductions feature all the events:

Capture (Abductees taken from room/area and find themselves in the "ship")
Examination (Probes inserted in different areas, etc.)
Conference ("Aliens" speak with abductees)
Tour (Not always described but some abductees claim to be shown the ship)
Loss of Time (Many abductees suffer from periods of time removed from their memory, often coming back to them later)
Return (Returned, sometimes with environmental changes)
Theophany (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theophany) (a profound mystical experience, a feeling of oneness with God or the universe)
Aftermath (Sickness, new phobias, ridicule, etc.)

The Skeptic's Dictionary: Alien Abduction (http://www.skepdic.com/aliens.html)

And Extraterrestrial Life > Alien Abductions (http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geurv9sANFz8QAB9VXNyoA/SIG=13pb7k54v/EXP=1157956221/**http%3a//dir.yahoo.com/Science/Alternative/Paranormal_Phenomena/Extraterrestrial_Life/Alien_Abductions/) (13 sites)

PeatBog
September 10th, 2006, 01:49 AM
I've seen unexplained orbs of light, or light beams, while in bed. I chalk it down to imagination since all the lights in the house are turned off. Since hardly any of the other listed indicators apply to me, I, hopefully, haven't been abducted.

CheshireEyes
September 10th, 2006, 02:03 AM
Well, according to your list, I've been abducted, but if I have, its news to me. :T

But I think others have been, anything is possible.

ArcofDaisies
September 10th, 2006, 07:17 AM
LOL I am the same as Cheshire Eyes...according to the list I have been abducted and its news to me

Although I did go through a stage of wanting to be abducted when I was younger honestly don't believe I have been

Think its possible it does go on -though how many times they can repeat the same sort of experiments seems weird to me

Zibblsnrt
September 10th, 2006, 07:37 AM
Heh, that's a rather silly list of "signs," and reads as though it's intended to match up at least a few points with every single member of the population. Of course, it is. Lists like those exist for everything from "indigo children" to would-be school shooters; they're almost all consciously designed to cast as wide a net as possible to prove how "accurate" they are.

Weird dreams, including some of the most utterly standard ones humans have? Preferred sleeping positions? Sinus trouble?

Come on.

Agaliha
September 10th, 2006, 03:58 PM
Hey, I know. I have a lot of signs on that list as well and I don't think I've ever been abducted.
It's the list that's been going around the internet for years. I didn't post it because I thought it was 100% true, rather it's the list that tons of people base their abductions by.

I think alien abductions have happened, but I am also aware of tons of other causes.
Sleep Paralysis-- my sister has this really bad as well as mild narcolepsy (well she's been to some sleep clinics, but it has yet to be confirmed) or something with sleep where she can lay down and be in REM right away. She's told me of many times were she felt like she was abducted.
I think there are many explaination.
But I also think they do occur. Who has the real abduction and who doesn't....I don't know.

bbnflpn
September 13th, 2006, 04:37 AM
yah i have had quite a few of those signs too, although i dont think i have been ubducted

i did have an odd experience though.

i was watching a show on alien abuction, and remarked to my bf, i wonder why they havent abducted me, its not like i dont belive in them, and if they want to fix my leg they can.

that night i woke up, with sleep paralisis, and there was a tall big headed being next to my bed (he was kind of back lit so i dont know what he really looked like). i was mortified. i told it through clinched teeth to go away. and eventually i fell back asleep and woke up in the morning.

i asked my bf if he heard anything that night, he said he didnt and that actually it was the best sleep he had in a while (since i tend to kick him while sleeping cause of my restless leg syndrome)

i still dont know if it was real, or if it was the power of suggestion.

ValD
September 13th, 2006, 10:15 AM
that night i woke up, with sleep paralisis, and there was a tall big headed being next to my bed (he was kind of back lit so i dont know what he really looked like). i was mortified. i told it through clinched teeth to go away. and eventually i fell back asleep and woke up in the morning.Seeing strqnge things like that is quite typical of sleep paralysis/hypnogic sleep. The question is - if the brain can produce such convincing visions of menacing "aliens" during sleep disturbances, how would you know when the aliens are real?

bbnflpn
September 13th, 2006, 11:45 AM
i agree,thats why i said i didnt know if it was real or not.
it was very real when it was happening though.

Agaliha
September 13th, 2006, 07:47 PM
From NOVA: Kidnapped by UFOs? (http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/aliens/)

enchancea
September 13th, 2006, 09:44 PM
I think abductions are real. I dont think I've been abducted though there was time I was out with a few friends, way out in the woods on this dirt road and we all seen bright red lights in the woods and somehow lost 6hrs right after. Id love to know what happened that day.

puchidevil
September 13th, 2006, 11:59 PM
The following happened - i dont know how - and i dont know if it involved aliens - but i will never be able to figure it out.

Side note: i never allowed my children to watch unlimited tv, and never allowed them to watch weird crappy stuff about ghosts and aliens and such.

When my son was 3 (he is 10 now) - and had no tv knowledge, outside knowledge, or ever heard anyone speak of aliens - he woke up one morning and asked me why the tall man was in his room the night before. He described lights that made him unable to see for a while, and he said, and i quote, ' mum, the man said he was an alien.......whats an alien?'

OK - was freak out time for me - as i knew he had never been exposed to any sort of information of this kind.

Over the next year - he had these kinds of things happen to him, not too regularly, but he was never frightened.
One day however he was frightened and insisted that the tall man was trying to take him out of his bedroom through the window. I asked him what had happened next, and he said he couldnt remember.
I stayed in his room for a while each night, and he seemed to settle. I never witnessed anything weird occuring.

That was the last time he ever mentioned anything of this kind.

I dont suppose I will ever know what went on.

Little Billy
September 14th, 2006, 01:26 AM
And have you ever been abducted?


If I was, I hope I had the good sense to steal their hubcaps.

ValD
September 14th, 2006, 02:22 PM
The following happened - i dont know how - and i dont know if it involved aliens - but i will never be able to figure it out.

Side note: i never allowed my children to watch unlimited tv, and never allowed them to watch weird crappy stuff about ghosts and aliens and such.

When my son was 3 (he is 10 now) - and had no tv knowledge, outside knowledge, or ever heard anyone speak of aliens...You're certain of that? Only if you lived way out in the sticks with no TV, no radio, no neighbours, your son didn't play with any other kids, never went to anybody else's house, never met anybody else. Otherwise, there's plenty of ways he could have heard of aliens.

puchidevil
September 14th, 2006, 10:10 PM
You're certain of that? Only if you lived way out in the sticks with no TV, no radio, no neighbours, your son didn't play with any other kids, never went to anybody else's house, never met anybody else. Otherwise, there's plenty of ways he could have heard of aliens.

Actually - i am 100% certain that my son had never been exposed to the kind of topics like aliens etc prior to him mentioning the subject to me.

bbnflpn
September 16th, 2006, 03:44 AM
thats really creepy.

and when they are that age, they dont tend to lie.

Valnorran
September 16th, 2006, 08:27 AM
The main thing that keeps me skeptical is the technology gap. If aliens are coming here, it means they've mastered faster-than-light travel, quantum mechanics, or some other method we haven't even thought of. No matter how you slice it, their technology is far, far ahead of ours - except their medical technology. That seems to actually lag behind ours. Apparently they have no MRIs, no ultrasounds, not even a crummy X-ray machine (and we've been using x-ray machines for how long?), no medical imaging of any kind. In order to see what we look like inside they have to slice us open. They seem to have a penchant for implanting things in us. If that's true, those implants should be pretty easy to locate, remove, and examine. To my knowledge this has never happened. Their method for blanking someone's memory seems pretty spotty, and the funny thing is that in order to blank someome's memory, all they'd need is the proper dose of chloroform which, like x-ray machines, we cosmic provincials have been using for some time now. They seem to have trouble with entering someone's home without waking them, something human burglars with no teleportation or levitation technology can do on a regular basis. The alien/human hybrid experiments are also inconsistent. I would think cloning would be no problem for something that can cross such vast distances of space.

The whole alien abduction thing sounds more like a manifestation of the human desire to be special or above average - chosen - than actual alien visitation.

Valnorran
September 16th, 2006, 09:47 AM
The following happened - i dont know how - and i dont know if it involved aliens - but i will never be able to figure it out.

Side note: i never allowed my children to watch unlimited tv, and never allowed them to watch weird crappy stuff about ghosts and aliens and such.

When my son was 3 (he is 10 now) - and had no tv knowledge, outside knowledge, or ever heard anyone speak of aliens - he woke up one morning and asked me why the tall man was in his room the night before. He described lights that made him unable to see for a while, and he said, and i quote, ' mum, the man said he was an alien.......whats an alien?'

OK - was freak out time for me - as i knew he had never been exposed to any sort of information of this kind.

Over the next year - he had these kinds of things happen to him, not too regularly, but he was never frightened.
One day however he was frightened and insisted that the tall man was trying to take him out of his bedroom through the window. I asked him what had happened next, and he said he couldnt remember.
I stayed in his room for a while each night, and he seemed to settle. I never witnessed anything weird occuring.

That was the last time he ever mentioned anything of this kind.

I dont suppose I will ever know what went on.
The thought that frightens me the most is the thought that this was some human nutball rather than an alien.

Alien's would probably be safer.

mayu
September 16th, 2006, 12:07 PM
One thing i didnt notice on the list it may be on there and i just missed it was electrical equipment playing up and traffic lights going on and off as you walk under them.

i dont think ive been abducted although i have had a few strange experiences.

puchidevil
September 16th, 2006, 02:11 PM
The thought that frightens me the most is the thought that this was some human nutball rather than an alien.

Alien's would probably be safer.

I checked everywhere in the house - no-one got in, windows and doors were all intact and locked.

But i also agree with your earlier post here regarding aliens too - which is why I simply cannot explain what happened.

I just chalk it up to 'one of those things' - and only place the story in threads like this because my son actually said the word 'alien' lol

lightdragon
September 18th, 2006, 01:16 AM
read the if you were abducted by an alien before. Also according to the list i was abducted. i remember awhile back Betty Hill had a website and most of the people who came to her and said they were abducted were loony.very few were legit. Some of the stories these people tell are fun to read.

Also i agree with Valnorran in that it might have been a nutball. in a case of abduction,punchidevil. try to have your kid have a medical hypnosis rather than a regualr one.

Zibblsnrt
September 18th, 2006, 05:47 PM
...and traffic lights going on and off as you walk under them.

That happens all the time, independently of people. Everyone on this planet who lives around them will have had that happen, and they'll only notice it when it does.

Outside my window I can see about thirty traffic lights, with about a dozen more up a side street if I crane my head. I see any or all of them flick on and off randomly all the time. They're tempermental pieces of equipment which get exposed to a lot of wear and tear; it's nothing supernatural, and certainly doesn't require alien abductions to happen.

ValD
September 25th, 2006, 10:49 AM
Actually - i am 100% certain that my son had never been exposed to the kind of topics like aliens etc prior to him mentioning the subject to me.
So - you really did live
way out in the sticks with no TV, no radio, no neighbours, your son didn't play with any other kids, never went to anybody else's house, never met anybody else?

puchidevil
September 25th, 2006, 12:10 PM
So - you really did live?

hehehehehe - well, i dont know about your neck of the woods, but where I live, aliens and such ISNT a normal topic of everyday conversation.

Anyway - to clarify - for ValD..............

I was a full time housewife at the time my son was born..............and from the day he was born up until the day he started school, I was with him 24/7.

I knew at all times where he was, and what he was doing, because he was with me. The reason he never left my sight?.....................we had moved to a new area when he was 1 and knew no-one for quite a while.

Social interaction was supervised...........and i doubt that had i turned my back for a minute or two, that the full subject of aliens would have been discussed between a couple of 1-2 year olds playing in a sand pit.

Knowing no-one in the area and having no family living near, then babysitters etc wasnt an option. We never listen to the radio, and television watching was minimal, as he had too much energy to sit in front of one and we had better things to do.

I really dont know if you have children or not...........but to suggest that 1 and 2 year olds sit around chatting about aliens or listening to adults or radio shows discussing a topic they would probably not even understand, is absurd, especially since some children arent even speaking at those ages.

The details my son came out with that day arent the sort of details that you can glean from half-listening to an adult conversation.

Neither could my son, with all the will in the world, read at that age, so I can also dis-count newpapers and books (just thought i would mention that since you left it off your list)

Now, I am the first person to say that it WASNT an alien encounter, and i would much prefer to assume it was a strange dream he had, and the only reason i placed the story here was because he said the word, 'alien'.

However, the reason I believe his story to be true, (and i dont mean a true alien encounter, i mean true in its telling as a first person experience), aside from his very real fear, is because of other incidents prior to this that he recalled. For example, as soon as he had learned to adequately speak, he recounted, in minute detail, the life he had led, 'before I was his mummy'.

I dont mind cynicism, as I too doubt the validity of aliens..........what i dont doubt is that my son had a very real, and very frightening experience that I cannot explain.

ValD
September 27th, 2006, 01:09 PM
I have four (adult) kids and three grandkids.
So I think I know something about kids. I also think that I have amassed enough years and enough experience to state that nobody remembers everything that they see or hear.
You say yourself that what your son told you could have been gleaned from a half-heard conversation. Since you will never be able to recall every single minute of the time you were with him, you cannot state with certainty that he didn't hear such a conversation.
As to your son's apparent "past-life memories" - one thing in particular that I have observed with all young children is that around the age of two or three, they have problems with the complexities of language. In particular, they ge their past, present and future tenses mixed up.
I have had a couple of my kids say to me things like "When I was big I swum", when it was clear from the context that they were talking about the future ("When I am big I will swim").
Anybody with a belief in reincarnation will tend to take such statements literally, get excited, and make it clear to the child that more statements like that are welcome. So it could have been as simple as that.

puchidevil
September 27th, 2006, 04:26 PM
I have four (adult) kids and three grandkids.
So I think I know something about kids.

No, you know something about your OWN kids and grandkids. You cannot assume to claim you know anything about mine.


I also think that I have amassed enough years and enough experience to state that nobody remembers everything that they see or hear.

Everyone remembers enough details to be sure of what they saw, heard and witnessed as real. Traumatic experiences stay with you for a long, long time. I am glad you have never been through anything traumatic enough to have the minutest details seered onto your memory.


You say yourself that what your son told you could have been gleaned from a half-heard conversation.

Actually, I said, and I quote from my own post:


The details my son came out with that day ARENT the sort of details that you can glean from half-listening to an adult conversation.

If you are going to tell me i cant remember things correctly that i did with my own son, please be sure to quote me properly and/or read my posts properly


Since you will never be able to recall every single minute of the time you were with him, you cannot state with certainty that he didn't hear such a conversation.

I AM stating, with certainty, that he didnt hear such a conversation at any point prior. And I have a good reasons to BE able to state this.


As to your son's apparent "past-life memories" - one thing in particular that I have observed with all young children is that around the age of two or three, they have problems with the complexities of language. In particular, they ge their past, present and future tenses mixed up.
I have had a couple of my kids say to me things like ("When I am big I will swim").
Anybody with a belief in reincarnation will tend to take such statements literally, get excited, and make it clear to the child that more statements like that are welcome. So it could have been as simple as that.

I dont recall stating, anywhere, whether I believed in reincarnation or not. I think you are assuming far too much simply on the basis and experience of your own children. My son never came to me at the time and said anything like the things you suggest, or in the way you suggest.

I have no idea why we are arguing the poiints here. I have clearly stated that I am very very sceptical of the subject of aliens, as are you. So it seems we are both on the same side.
However, I am unable to explain my sons very real and scary experience, and i have already stated that once or twice. However, I dont believe that all children are the same as YOURS. And I dont think your attempts at explanations are satisfactory, due to the fact that I was there at the time and AM actually able to judge between childish nonsense, serious fear and honest explanations without a mix up of tenses.

I am going to defend my position of my belief in my son, and my OWN knowledge and experience of my OWN child.

I have NOT stated anywhere here that i believe it was an alien encounter, so i dont really know what it is your are trying to debunk here. Neither have I stated a belief in reincarnation, so again, your attempts to rationalise things on knowledge of the situation that you dont have, are failing.

If I could explain what happened in psychological terms, medical terms or even common sense terms, do you really think I would carry on telling this story to people, knowing that they wont believe it, and leaving myself open to ridicule and skepticism lol
Hardly!
Dont assume that I have simply accepted the stories my son told me. I DID actually look into and take into account all your points, at the time - but if you had all the information available to you, as I do, then you would be as stumped as I am.

Lunar Raven
September 28th, 2006, 03:06 AM
puchidevil, I understand what vaid is saying. It doesn't mean that you did something wrong..and no one's saying that you're blindly accepting your son's story...but somewhere along the line, chances are he saw something on TV about aliens..rather that be at your house or elsewhere ... or heard someone mention aliens. It's just most likely and most logical. Hell, I believe in aliens myself...but saying that you know what he saw and heard every given second of the day is a bit unrealistic. Children can pick up on things very easily, without our knowledge, and then have their imaginations run wild.

puchidevil
September 28th, 2006, 03:53 AM
puchidevil, I understand what vaid is saying. It doesn't mean that you did something wrong..and no one's saying that you're blindly accepting your son's story...but somewhere along the line, chances are he saw something on TV about aliens..rather that be at your house or elsewhere ... or heard someone mention aliens. It's just most likely and most logical. Hell, I believe in aliens myself...but saying that you know what he saw and heard every given second of the day is a bit unrealistic. Children can pick up on things very easily, without our knowledge, and then have their imaginations run wild.


I know what ValD is saying :)

I also agree that it would be the most logical explanation available.

I'm not going to argue the point anymore, for the simple reason that I have already explained why the logic side of things dont fit, due to the wealth of information he imparted, in detail, to me.

And my stating that I know where he was and what he was doing at all times up to when he started school isnt an unrealistic claim at all, considering what I actually said was that he was with me 24/7, no babysitters, no family, new area etc etc.

I'm not trying to make excuses or claim alien abduction............thats too far fetched even for me. :lol: But the logistics simply dont fit. Neither do the psychological angles or any medical angles. If they did, I wouldnt be sat here arguing about it, would I? :)

I would love it if it could be logically explained to my satisfaction.

Unfortunately, ValD is assuming a lot on such little information given. All i did was recount a strange incident that happened, and without asking for further details to enrich the knowledge and broaden the story, she simply shot it to pieces and judged what little she knew of the story based on her own lifestyle and experiences. :)

soul_searcher
October 2nd, 2006, 08:02 PM
Puchidevil,

I have to say that I also believe what your son told you and like you said, that doesn't mean I necessarily believe he was abducted by aliens. I fail to see why some people think it is "unrealistic" or impossible for you to say with 100% certainty that your son hasn't been exposed to the subject of aliens.

Although I have no children of my own, I do have plenty of younger cousins, neice & nephew, etc. that I have been around a lot. I don't know about how things are with you, but I know that for most people, aliens are NOT a topic of conversation when around children. Aliens are mostly perceived as very scary by grown-ups, so this would normally be a no-go topic of convo when around children - they could get nightmares, phobia's, etc. Also, as much as people are interested in aliens, etc., they are not an everyday topic of conversation. It is more like something that pops up every now and again. I know this is the case with my husband and myself and he is really into aliens and I am definitely into all things paranormal. So, although you may not recall word-for-word every single sentence that has been spoken, I don't think it is at all unreasonable to say that you can say for sure he hasn't been exposed. I also know what it is like to live in a new area (as I moved countries) and it really is that you end up not seeing anyone. I also have to agree that the thought of 1-2 year olds sitting around talking about aliens is absolutely absurd :lol: I understand what they are saying about being around others, but you have clearly stated that you have always been around your son and again, there is the issue of little tiny children sitting around discussing aliens :lol:

In reference to what your child said to you about before you were his mom, have you ever heard of "Indigo Children?" You should google it and check it out. It sounds like this could be the case of your child. There is a young Russian child who speaks of being a Martian in a past-life. He recalled things with such details that even scientists could not believe it. He was described things that was not possible for a boy that young to describe. He even told them how to say a few things in the the Martian Language. He spoke of battles with other planets and galaxies. He is not the only child to speak of such things. Indigo children do not all recall past lives or lives on other planets, they have many distinct qualities and some can ever be your average slackie. It is worth checking out anyway. Even if you don't believe it is an interesting read. FYI, my mom and my husband think I am an Indigo :lol:

I would like to also say that my family have had a similar experience in our family as to what happened with your son. However, it was with ghost(s) and not aliens. My close cousin died last Nov (he was 21 years old) and when he died, my other cousins (his sisters) told his 3 year old nephew that he would never get to see him again because he has gone to Heaven basically. That was all they said to him. Well he would wake up scared to death and crying his little heart out and would tell them that a man with bright blue eyes was sitting in his chair in his bedroom (my cousin had very bright blue eyes). At first he didn't know who it was, but more and more things would happen and finally Logan realised that it was his uncle because it became more clear and he isn't scared anymore. He continues to see my cousin everyday and my cousins will hear him talking when nobody is in the room with him. He says that Josh (my cousin who died) wakes him up at night. He also somehow learned his ABC's when nobody had taught him. He started saying them and when they asked where he learned it he said his uncle "JD" (as they called him) taught him. He said these things when nobody had ever mentioned anything about ghosts and stuff to him. So, I completely believe what your son is saying to you. I know it is different things, but is basically the same principle.

Please note I mean no offense or disrespect to those of you who didn't agree with (or believe) puchidevil :) Sorry so long everyone!!!

LordHelmet
October 12th, 2006, 04:57 AM
With a list like that many people take it the wrong way. The idea is that these are things that known abductees have in common. If you get a few of these thing's it means nothing, if you get most of them you might want to consider the possibility you've been abducted. If you get almost all of these, there's a serious likelyhood you are an abductee (they generaly don't just abduct people once, they start young and do it many times, generaly in series)

I do myself like this

Possible Signs That You Have Been Abducted
--Feeling you are Special or Chosen or have an important task to perform

Yes, always

--Have a memory of having a special place with spiritual significance, when you were a youngster

Yes, and still

--Fear or anxiety over the subject of aliens or UFOs

No

--Sensitivity to issues affecting the Earth, its environment and all life forms than other people

Yes

--Fear of being kidnapped or abnormal constantly monitoring of your surroundings

Quite the opposite

--Insomnia or sleep disorders which are puzzling to you

when I was young

--Must sleep against the wall or must sleep with your bed against a wall

No

--Paralyzed in bed with a being in your room

Not sure, was someone there or not?

--Dreams of flying or being outside your body

Um... ya, floating on my matress, and then these dreams stopped all the sudden. Dissapointing too

--Dreams of passing through a closed window or solid wall

I can also fly, levitate, and sometimes even do telekinetics in my dreams, but no... not the kind of dream we're looking for.

--Dreams about seeing UFOs, being inside UFOs, or interacting with UFO occupants

No

--Dreams of doctors or medical procedures

hmm, ya

--Dreams of destruction or catastrophe

What! Daydreams don't count?!

--Dreams wherein superior beings, angels, or aliens are educating you about ---mankind, the universe, global
changes or future events

not really, once or twice doesn't really count if it didn't really stick.

--A waking memory of being inside a UFO or interacting with its occupants

Nope

--Feeling of being watched much of the time, especially at night

No, not much of the time

--Seeing unexplained balls of lights or beings when in bed

no

--Beams of light outside your home, or come into your room through a window

no

--Hearing unexplained physical noises

no

--Unexplained nosebleeds especially when you wake-up

no

--Awakened to discover unexplainable marks or bruises on your body

Yes, and there's also times I stop and try to remember where I got that cut I keep picking at and I can't remember. I've had it for at least a week by then.

--Awoken with soreness in your genitals which can not be explained

yep ... oop, there's the sticky explination! J/K no

--X-rays or other procedures reveal unexplainable foreign objects lodged in your body

No

--Sinus trouble or migraine headaches

Yes

--Frequent or sporadic ringing in your ears, especially in one ear

Yes, especialy when I was young

--Unusual scars or marks with no possible explanation on how you received them -small scoop indentation, straight line scar, triangular marks, scars in roof of mouth, in nose, behind or in ears

no

--Unusual fear of doctors or tend to avoid medical treatment

I always liked the doctors office, actualy when I was young I only liked it if I wasn't getting shots.

--Missing or lost time

Ya, my memory is kind of like that

--Compelled to drive or walk to an out of the way or unknown area

Very often, very often indeed. Always going on walks at night in fact.

--A strange fog or haze that should not be there

no

--Strange humming or pulsing sounds, and you could not identify the source

no

--Seeing one or more UFO's up close within short walking or driving distance

no

--One or more sighting experiences

no

--A strong "marker memory" that will not go away (i.e.: an alien face, an examination, a needle, a table, a strange skinny baby

no

--DNA genetic encodings activated - increased psychic abilities

I don't know how to mesure increased, possibly...

--Channeled telepathic messages from extraterrestrials

no

--Recall your children or parents speaking of similar experiences on occasion

No


What I got is questionable, I could very well be an abductee, but it's not likely. I've done some research on the abduction thing to, I came to the same conclusion that way.

Most abductees are not generaly awear that they're being abducted, in fact, suspicions aside, it would be news to them. As it would be to me. If I were an abductee, it would seem to me that early on I wasn't terrible bothered by it, and was i fact fascinated by it. Then I would have gone along with it willingly by 10-12, by 17 or 18 it would seem to have ended, at least mostly.

Without a memory recall like hypnosis, I doubt I'll get anything. Unfortunatly I'm not really very hypnotisable.

Sequoia
November 9th, 2006, 02:03 AM
The only times I've seen aliens were during my panic attacks in childhood.

Just thinking about it gives me the willies.

Eww. Gotta look over my shoulder now. Thanks guys.

(This is what I get for having been obcessed with UFOs as a kid... ahh, the paranormal.)