
UFO Abduction Story
by Paul Dale Roberts, HPI Ghostwriter, Ufologist Haunted & Paranormal Investigations, International
Edited by: Shannon "Ms. Macabre" McCabe
Steve and his brother are living in New Mexico with their parents. He remembers becoming paralyzed and seeing something by his brother. He was unable to describe what he saw next to his brother.
Steve experiences what Ufologists consider the Oz Factor. He is in a forest and everything around him is surreal. When this occurred he was either in the 3rd or 4th grade. He describes being sick as a dog a few days afterword.
Why do UFO's spin?
U.F.O. Theory
Los Angeles Times article, June 20, 2008
the UFO site near Townsend, Montana, with close friends and took photographs. But he reportedly never saw the object again. He passed way in Oregon at the age of 86 in 1989.
Kenneth Larson
Alfred spikes another one over the net!
Hooray, Alfred Lehmberg! Your article in UFO magazine's April issue was pure joy to read in it's astute, "laser beam" assessment of the "why's" regarding the collective's ongoing denial of UFO's, and the more than likely (welcome) outcomes of that collective's eventual crossing of its own self generated ocean of egocentricity.
That being said, my own sense is that this "collective" represents far fewer people than we may realize. I personally believe that there are more people out there who are wide open to, and would even welcome, the prospect of "outside influence," but yet lack the courage to poke their heads above the status quo crowd and let their presence be known.
Assuming I am right, I would then have to offer that the mechanism that keeps them "low profile" on this subject is the as yet, deeply persuading fear of "not fitting in." I think there is some primal wiring inside the human being, who is a social creature at heart, that predisposes us toward protecting (at almost all costs), our ability to be accepted (and loved) by our peers. The potential fate of ending up with the status of "social outcast," to the average human being, may ring just as terrifying a chord in the human heart as death itself. It's why "ridicule" and "shame" have worked so very well as tools for keeping those "in the know," quiet for so long.
Do the arrogant perspectives you speak of regarding our views of ourselves in relationship to the rest of the universe exist? Absolutely! Are we blinkered in our views of macrocosm, due to microcosmic fascinations with those things inane and fear based? Most definitely. But I do have some sense (based on what, I could not say), that lurking within the human heart is an awareness (perhaps yet unconscious), that we are gravely off track as a species, that our "freedoms" in a "free world" are anything but, and that the deep and haunting sense of meaninglessness and emptiness will not be assuaged by another materialistic "fix."


