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I know the alien thing is tough for everyone to believe, even for a second. Bear with me here.
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One of the things Jason and I did was watch movies. There were a lot of good movies he'd never seen, and a few of the ones I liked, and that i had him watch, were alien movies.
After a while, I began to very light-heartedly talk to him about UFOs and aliens in general, pretty much the same as I had with my buddy at the base.
When I'd first come back from California, Jason and I had split rent on a place in North Carolina. My friend told me about a night he'd woken up there, and seen a black cat beside him in his bed. He couldn't move, and the cat was staring at him, straight into his eyes. The next thing he remembered was falling back asleep.
This is a sign of an abduction. It's called a screen memory. He had a demon looking into his eyes. The mind doesn't want this to be real, so it puts a "screen" over what has happened, not blocking it out, but protecting the person from what has taken place. A memory of waking up paralyzed and having an animal beside your bed might not always mean you were stolen in the middle of the night by space aliens from Zeta Reticuli, but it's a bit of a calling card. It would be like finding a dead fish in your mailbox. Does it mean without fail the mob bosses are coming after you? Well, that's what they do (in the movies at least). A bit too bizarre of an occurance. "Oh wow, that's weird, there's a dead fish in the mailbox. Hmm, what do you think that means?" I wouldn't argue with what it meant. I would be afraid.
I immediately thought my buddy was an abductee.
Whenever we would talk about aliens, his eyes would start watering. This is another supposed 'sign' that someone is an abductee. They aren't meant to remember or talk about abductions, and if they try, they'll experience some thing to deter them.
Jason had never been to a doctor and had been to the dentist once (yeah, it was bad). He had white scar marks on his arm though. They looked like white ovals with tiny cuts leading away from them. He had no idea where they'd come from.
Jason laughed at me although his eyes kept watering, and told me he didn't believe in aliens. He didn't, and he doesn't; he's a scientifically-minded person, not a Christian, and doesn't believe in the supernatural because he "hasn't experienced it yet."
I ran through a list of supposed abduction signs, and asked my buddy if he'd ever experienced any of the 'symtoms'.
He had four or five times in the last few years when he'd woken up in the morning without remembering going to sleep. (And no, Jason didn't pass out from alcohol. He claims he can't even get drunk, because his belly fills up before he's had enough.) This would have been because he never went to sleep but was abducted at night and then put in his bed with no memory of any of it.
He had several of the scar type marks which he couldn't explain. He had been operated on.
He very frequently had the feeling of being watched, and it became stronger at night. Guess who was watching?
He had sinus problems, and frequent nosebleeds. Abduction procedures involve inserting needles through the nose into the abductee's brain.
He had a fear of praying mantises, which I don't believe he'd ever seen in person. If you'll remember, I myself was terrified of grasshoppers:
http://tvindy.typepad.com/photos/pic_of_the_week/grasshopper.html
http://www.just-a-webpage.com/rantings/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/praying-mantis.jpg
Because these insects look like aliens.
He had a severe problem with waking up paralyzed, and always slept with the television on because he thought it helped prevent this. I did the same, but I knew why I really wanted the set on; I didn't want to not see if someone or something was in the room.
He, like myself as a kid, had a very strong fear and revulsion to seeing pictures of aliens.
http://taskboy.com/lectures/AlienAbduction/03_Abductions/communion.jpg
http://beamsdoorway.bizland.com/images/alien1.jpg
(Yeah, laugh at that second one and then look again closely. Real or not, it looks a fair representation to me..and you'll notice in the left eye you can even see an iris. I know it looks like the alien's had too much to drink, but please...I only have so much to work with here. That guy would have been about 7, 8 feet tall and suddenly *in* your room at night, with you paralyzed.)
I know what these things are. But I'll get to that.
He had a fear of insects, spiders, and open closets. Before he went to bed, he had to make sure his closet was closed. All his window curtains had to be closed as well. He had a fear of people hiding in his room, but wasn't aware of it.
He would sometimes wake up with a nosebleed.
He always had to sleep with his bed against the wall, and his back against it as well. He wanted to be able to see what was in his room all the time.
One of the signs was "Someone with you become paralyzed, motionless or frozen in time, especially at or during bedtime."
He said, "yeah, I seem to have this memory of you being frozen and just standing there."
"What!?"
He claimed to have some strange dream of seeing me standing in the living room with a blank expression on my face, just standing there, frozen. I *do* routinely stand in place with an empty look as I drool on myself, but this is more related to my lack of an interest in life to normal aliens.
It freaked me out...and made me mad, because I thought I should be free from alien abductions as a Christian.
Someone was quick to assure me I was.
...
One of the things Jason and I did was watch movies. There were a lot of good movies he'd never seen, and a few of the ones I liked, and that i had him watch, were alien movies.
After a while, I began to very light-heartedly talk to him about UFOs and aliens in general, pretty much the same as I had with my buddy at the base.
When I'd first come back from California, Jason and I had split rent on a place in North Carolina. My friend told me about a night he'd woken up there, and seen a black cat beside him in his bed. He couldn't move, and the cat was staring at him, straight into his eyes. The next thing he remembered was falling back asleep.
This is a sign of an abduction. It's called a screen memory. He had a demon looking into his eyes. The mind doesn't want this to be real, so it puts a "screen" over what has happened, not blocking it out, but protecting the person from what has taken place. A memory of waking up paralyzed and having an animal beside your bed might not always mean you were stolen in the middle of the night by space aliens from Zeta Reticuli, but it's a bit of a calling card. It would be like finding a dead fish in your mailbox. Does it mean without fail the mob bosses are coming after you? Well, that's what they do (in the movies at least). A bit too bizarre of an occurance. "Oh wow, that's weird, there's a dead fish in the mailbox. Hmm, what do you think that means?" I wouldn't argue with what it meant. I would be afraid.
I immediately thought my buddy was an abductee.
Whenever we would talk about aliens, his eyes would start watering. This is another supposed 'sign' that someone is an abductee. They aren't meant to remember or talk about abductions, and if they try, they'll experience some thing to deter them.
Jason had never been to a doctor and had been to the dentist once (yeah, it was bad). He had white scar marks on his arm though. They looked like white ovals with tiny cuts leading away from them. He had no idea where they'd come from.
Jason laughed at me although his eyes kept watering, and told me he didn't believe in aliens. He didn't, and he doesn't; he's a scientifically-minded person, not a Christian, and doesn't believe in the supernatural because he "hasn't experienced it yet."
I ran through a list of supposed abduction signs, and asked my buddy if he'd ever experienced any of the 'symtoms'.
He had four or five times in the last few years when he'd woken up in the morning without remembering going to sleep. (And no, Jason didn't pass out from alcohol. He claims he can't even get drunk, because his belly fills up before he's had enough.) This would have been because he never went to sleep but was abducted at night and then put in his bed with no memory of any of it.
He had several of the scar type marks which he couldn't explain. He had been operated on.
He very frequently had the feeling of being watched, and it became stronger at night. Guess who was watching?
He had sinus problems, and frequent nosebleeds. Abduction procedures involve inserting needles through the nose into the abductee's brain.
He had a fear of praying mantises, which I don't believe he'd ever seen in person. If you'll remember, I myself was terrified of grasshoppers:
http://tvindy.typepad.com/photos/pic_of_the_week/grasshopper.html
http://www.just-a-webpage.com/rantings/wp-content/uploads/2007/03/praying-mantis.jpg
Because these insects look like aliens.
He had a severe problem with waking up paralyzed, and always slept with the television on because he thought it helped prevent this. I did the same, but I knew why I really wanted the set on; I didn't want to not see if someone or something was in the room.
He, like myself as a kid, had a very strong fear and revulsion to seeing pictures of aliens.
http://taskboy.com/lectures/AlienAbduction/03_Abductions/communion.jpg
http://beamsdoorway.bizland.com/images/alien1.jpg
(Yeah, laugh at that second one and then look again closely. Real or not, it looks a fair representation to me..and you'll notice in the left eye you can even see an iris. I know it looks like the alien's had too much to drink, but please...I only have so much to work with here. That guy would have been about 7, 8 feet tall and suddenly *in* your room at night, with you paralyzed.)
I know what these things are. But I'll get to that.
He had a fear of insects, spiders, and open closets. Before he went to bed, he had to make sure his closet was closed. All his window curtains had to be closed as well. He had a fear of people hiding in his room, but wasn't aware of it.
He would sometimes wake up with a nosebleed.
He always had to sleep with his bed against the wall, and his back against it as well. He wanted to be able to see what was in his room all the time.
One of the signs was "Someone with you become paralyzed, motionless or frozen in time, especially at or during bedtime."
He said, "yeah, I seem to have this memory of you being frozen and just standing there."
"What!?"
He claimed to have some strange dream of seeing me standing in the living room with a blank expression on my face, just standing there, frozen. I *do* routinely stand in place with an empty look as I drool on myself, but this is more related to my lack of an interest in life to normal aliens.
It freaked me out...and made me mad, because I thought I should be free from alien abductions as a Christian.
Someone was quick to assure me I was.
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