Re: Alien Abductions

Shael Tue Nov 02, 2010 5:33 am

In many cases of alien abductions and also in close encounters (like 3rd degree encounters) the abductees or the contacted people enter a mental state named "the Oz factor". Some people get scared but the Oz factor is experienced by those who are not frightened by theire experience.
The Oz factor involves the feeling that everything, including the person, is weightless, like it could float in the air. There is the sensation that you are waiting for something, but you don't know what it actually is! You don't know what is happening to you and normally, you would want to go away from the place of the abduction or close alien encounter. But you cannot. And this doesn't have anything to do with the cases of physical paralysis which often occur in abductions. It is a feeling.
Other characteristics of the Oz factor are the feeling that time stands still and the person's focus on the inner feelings and thoughts, as if the inner world is becoming more important.

Pronghorn Fri Jan 21, 2011 3:48 pm

Yes shael... I really feel this Ox factor when I first met him. When I touched his scaly face. I felt the presence of so many energies and forces I coudnt explain, and I couldn’t breathe. I felt like going in a trance so I rushed out of the room.

I can detect that he's a hybrid of an ET and human being because I am sensitive and discerning enough, I suppose. He doesnt hold the same values most earth people have. He does not conform easily to outward pressures. He have a mind of their own and they think in ways that separate them from the rest of humanity. And another interesting fact about him, he is a being who change the course of events on this planet, whether in terms of new thoughts or ideas, new inventions or gadgets, new religion, new ways of relating to people.He is so highly intellectual

Shael Fri Sep 23, 2011 3:01 am

Do you think that alien abductions are harder to fake than photos and films of UFOs? I was reading an opinion of two well known ufologists ( Budd Hopkins and David Jacobs) on this subject. They say it is a lot harder to fake an alien abduction, and i believe them. This is why i give more credit to abduction reports written by experienced investigators, than to films or photographs, even if the latter are accompanied by detailed explanations. Whenever you see a photo of an alleged UFO ( or when you see an UFO), you have to eliminate all the alternatives ( metheorological baloons, optical illusions, satelites etc).

Here are some reasons why alien abductions are the hardest to fake:
- the community of psychologists doesn't study such phenomena. So the person who thinks they were abducted must go to a hypnotist. The hypnotist can easily tell weather the person is inventing everything, or is easily influenced by the environment. The experienced hypnotists start by asking some specific questions, in order to tell if the person is easily influenced by what they see in the media or by what other people tell them.
- it is impossible to lie under hypnosis. When hypnotised, you can tell things which aren't real, but non-deliberatley
- hypnosis is not the only method to study such phenomena. There are discussions usually with more than just one expert. The abductee must have a brilliant memory, to describe the same details to everyone who they talk to. A slight contradiction in statements can be a huge hint that the person is lieing.
- the past of the person is also studied. Investigators try to find out if the abductee: went through rough experiences in their childhood or youth, they have read or watched lots of materials about aliens...
- what people say under hypnosis must totally and in detail correspond to what they describe when awake. If not, the truthfulness of the statement is doubted.

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