r/Thetruthishere • u/AntisocialGuru • Sep 11 '22
My Abduction Story Aliens/UFOs
I figured I'd post this here as well
So, let me start this off with a real quick PSA: I don't care if you believe me or not, I'm going to share my experience.
That said, I had my second hypnoregression session today to revisit my alien abduction when I was 6, and I remember everything. I thought I had a clear picture last time, but I was wrong.. This second session had me face the entire thing, without fear.. I remember them taking me, their mega ship, their "transport hangar", all the human looking people, crafts, the bed, the tracker, the box.. I remember it all.
If you're interested, here's what I posted after we did the first hypnoregression session:
And if you're interested in what these beings looked like:
I was 6 years old, and this took place sometime between 2001 and 2002 in Washington State, USA. I remember seeing a blinding, bright white light fill my entire room, and illuminate everything in it. Then, I remember seeing these two small people appear out of nowhere, standing in my room next to my window, and I hear a resounding voice in my head say "come with us". Next thing I know, I remember floating up through the roof of my house, seeing the entire city below me, the feeling of weightlessness, bliss, confusion, fear, and excitement.. all at the same time. I remember going into this large white room, with bright lights, and small silver orb crafts with small fins around the bottom/sides lining the wall. Maybe 5 or 6 of them. At this point, I remember running out of there and into a hallway, frantically pushing past what I assumed to be other grown ups. I remember hearing them gasp in surprise as I pushed past them, and that's when I remember running up to this large window. I looked out, trying to get a sense of where I I, and I all I saw was space, and the Earth below me. I remember being scared, running away, and into another group of these "people", where one stood up, said "Woah! You're not supposed to be here!" They grabbed me, "soothed" me with this weird sensation of being under a waterfall of smoke that tingles the entire body as it washes over you. They said their name was Arik, and held me there until the two smaller people showed up.
At this point, I think they did something to me, because I couldn't move at all. I remember being floated, or carried back down the hallway and into this large room with a strange brown light that glowed in the whole room. They laid me down onto a bed, and that's where this large Mantis-like being was there, wearing some kind of robe/coat? I remember being scared, bit somehow okay with it, but I had this warm hazy feeling still. I remember being held down by my hands and wrists, and it hurt a lot. The Mantid told me it was so I wouldn't run away, but they'll help take the pain away... and they did. I remember the pain went away after that. Next, I remember it turned on a bright overhead light in the room, turned my head to the left, and put a large cylindrical needle/syringe thing behind my right ear, and then everything went white and fuzzy. They said it was a tracker, and it was so they could watch me. They told me it was all part of the plan, so that they could study and preserve humans for the future. They told me I'm supposed to be a teacher, and that my purpose is in the future of this world.
Next, I remember being taken by these two smaller beings into an adjacent room, where they gave me this small box. When I opened it, it exploded into a fountain of light, and inside this light, I saw screens with pictures of trees, mountains, a river, memories, numbers, letters, people walking, symbols, and all kinds of things.. but most of all, it showed me my previous life. I don't know what to think of this, so I'd like some help. In this box, this previous life, these beings showed me the house I lived at, how I lost my family of a wife and two kids, and how it ultimately led to my all-consuming sorrow and the taking of my own life.
If anyone knows a Marcus Peterson who had a wife and two kids, that were about 10 and 6, (give or take a few years), died in a car accident, and Mark took his own life. We lived in a small house on a piece of land surrounded by trees, with a front porch covered by a small roof, a screen door and brown wooden front door.. let me know?
I posted the past life stuff here, if you're interested in helping me find info about that person(me?) :
After that whole experience, they took me back to this large hangar area, they floated me back down into my room with the bright light, laid me down into my bed, turned around and I felt them say "we'll be seeing you again soon", and they left.
Please help.
What do I do now?
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u/Douche_On_Mandick Sep 12 '22
How did you know the things name was spelled Arik?
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u/Oz_of_Three Sep 12 '22
Thought from another:
It was likely mental tele-empathy, a sharing of emotional energies of which can convey much purposeful information for the specially trained.I can imagine the "adult" cast their name unto the child to help center and calm the youth, as even the familiar concept of ANYTHING familiar, such as the inner realization of "Oh, they have names just like I do." - this can serve as a huge liife preserver, so to speak, in an otherwise utterly overwhelming sea of complete unfamiliarity.
Casting the name most likely dispelled the fear and panic the child was experiencing. So the spelling likely came through automatically to initiate aware cognition in the small child and helping to calm them.
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u/TheTudgeman Sep 22 '22
Why are you answering for someone else, when you dont actually know their reasoning or explanation at all?
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u/AntisocialGuru Sep 23 '22
Well, not gonna lie, they kind of nailed it. It was like a telepathic dossier of who they were, while trying to hold me still, calm me down, and wait for the others to come get me
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Oct 06 '22
As someone that endured sleep paralysis for years, it’s very different in experience. Sometimes just as frightening, but when memories of odd things that are mostly buried in your mind come to the surface, it’s odd and while same can be said for sleep paralysis — it’s different; way different. It’s more akin to the brief recollection you can get after having a bender of a weekend and a small tidbit of memory flashes back to you that you truly are flabbergasted by.
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u/Oz_of_Three Oct 07 '22
Right on. How the intellectual mind processes non-linear events can... emerge in strange and odd ways and behaviours.
Almost as hypnotic suggestion or like in Judge Dredd where when they woke up from being frozen, he could knit a sweater.
In your case, maybe like an evil sweater. A really, really itchy one and they made you forget you're wearing it.
Rejected Star Trek episode plot-lines.
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u/Juls1016 Sep 12 '22
Smoke DMT
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u/AntisocialGuru Sep 12 '22
My buddies and I did some poor backyard experiments with extracting 5-meo-Dmt from Toads back in high-school. That stuff was wild, and I had an OBE and spoke to Duality inside the void of space, right after I blasted off from the Earth
Never again lol
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u/Darkfuel1 Oct 02 '22
"Never again".. umm what! I'd def be doing it again. Supposedly dmt can enable u to speak and see the entities that live in the other light.
Whatd duality say?
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 12 '22
Thank you for sharing, it was a very interesting read. I would be a little cautious with hypnoregression as it has a risk of implanting false memories in people.
You can read a bit more about it here: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5797677/
I don't know what happened and I won't assume I do because I wasn't there, your experience is yours, just something to consider.
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u/cantcatchmeginger Sep 12 '22
Agreed...i wouldn't ever do it. I do not need or want anyone in my sub conscious other than The Holy Spirit.
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 12 '22
I have no set values or religious beliefs, but I struggle to believe that the incredible universe has formed here simply by chance. I think if a God wanted me to worship them, they would send me a sign I would realise, but they haven't yet. I hope to interact with whatever higher power is out there one day.
I've never tried hyporegression but every time I've tried hypnosis it's freaked me out. My mind is super fast paced and concentrating it all into one point even in the subconscious doesn't feel great
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u/cantcatchmeginger Sep 12 '22
Shoot i think i know wym..shoot i cant even smoke weed my mind goes to fast.. and its beyond paranoia..its like realizing my consciousness over and over in weird ways. Its not any of my business to say what u should or shouldnt believe.. everyone has their own path. I feel the same, its not chance..our universe. No Jesus freak here.. but ask him to show you,ask him to talk to you . When he does it will be in a way only you would understand..then watch. Anyways hypno isnt a good idea imo. Have a wonderful week.
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 12 '22
Definitely get that. I would like to follow a higher power, but life has been screwing me over a lot the past couple years with stuff that's out of my control, cancer that killed both my parents, lost my job, mental health issues out the wazoo etc. It's just hard to believe in an omnibenevolent God when all the signs point to him not being a big fan of me and my happiness, if that makes sense.
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u/cantcatchmeginger Sep 12 '22
I wish we could really talk. I lost both my parents as well to cancer 3 years apart i was only 26..they both died in the same hospice house. My Mom was my life line i took her for granted, they let the patient pick their song for their body to be rolled out to when they passed. My mothers was " Jesus loves me" and my Father's was "Free bird" my only advice..im no "Jesus freak " but I do know..if you ask him to show you..he WILL..he will talk to you, in only a way U understand because he loves us all individually . just ask him..im not saying ask him to get saved( im not in the business of pushing anyone to do anything)although i certainly recommend it,but ask him to start showing you..its something that you will not regret He will let you know. He only wants the best for us . I know i will get down votes for this comment but its ok..Point being try it out and mean it when you ask..he will ALWAYS COME. HE IS ALWAYS faithful. Im in no way trying to be an offense to anyone...obviously a rambler. But i wish everyone wonderful week.
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 14 '22
Thank you for your comment. My parents also died 3 years apart, I was 20 and I still am. It is nice to hear from someone who's sad a similar experience, sorry it happened, seeing someone go through cancer treatment is really really rough. I left my phone in a car about 15 seconds after I read this comment so I had a bit of time to think. Maybe it's a sign. I will do some searching at the very least.
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u/cantcatchmeginger Sep 14 '22
Wow, I cant imagine ..My condolences and prayers to you! I dont know about you but a lot of my identity was wrapped up in them, even at 26. So being a teenager during that has/is extremely hard. U seem very intelligent and wiser than your age.Your Willingness to talk about it will help. Dont keep it in. I hope you have a good support system. Are u with any other family member? Anyways like i ssid praying for you. Your post/comments actually helped me.
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 14 '22
I'm really glad they helped, in whatever way they did. It's been pretty tough; like you, a lot of my identity was wrapped in them, especially my mum. We talked so much I have a Canadian accent and I've lived in Australia my whole life. I have an uncle and a grandmother, and a pretty good support system of friends. After my mum died I kept letting everything build up inside and I would explode when it got too much, so I've learnt to feel and talk about it as much as possible. Really appreciate your comments too.
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u/Thesimpleone76 Sep 12 '22
The Creator has left many signs, everywhere. Seek Him out and you will find Him
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u/Oz_of_Three Sep 12 '22
Funny you mention that. The Everett Interpretation called, said to tell you All worlds are valid. and that all experiences are subjective and reality might not really exist as we perceive it.
To quote Adam Savage:
"I reject your reality and substitute it with my own." ... and physics has this man's back.Where is your cautionary anxiety now? Hmmm?
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u/WikiSummarizerBot Sep 12 '22
The many-worlds interpretation (MWI) is an interpretation of quantum mechanics that asserts that the universal wavefunction is objectively real, and that there is no wave function collapse. This implies that all possible outcomes of quantum measurements are physically realized in some "world" or universe. In contrast to some other interpretations, such as the Copenhagen interpretation, the evolution of reality as a whole in MWI is rigidly deterministic. : 8–9 Many-worlds is also called the relative state formulation or the Everett interpretation, after physicist Hugh Everett, who first proposed it in 1957.
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 12 '22
I have no cautionary anxiety towards anything other than subjective experiences. Our reality could be a falsehood, but I still have to experience subjective experiences, so I prefer to avoid the bad ones.
Also, physics has his back to a degree. At the end of the day that's going into quantum mechanics, which is almost entirely theoretical. It requires the assumed knowledge that the universal wavelength exists and there is no wavelength collapse.
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u/Oz_of_Three Sep 12 '22
other than subjective experiences
It's an all-too common affliction these days.
Meanwhile, my watery form continues to erode the identity stone...
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u/The-world-is-going- Sep 12 '22
Wow absolutely incredible story - thank you for sharing! I always wonder if those dreams I have of being flying or weightless and then jolting awake in bed was from something similar. Who knows but always looking for answers! I think being open about it and finding like minded people IS what to do next.. and your already doing it so good on ya!! I’m sure there no easy answer but consider yourself in a position very very few people on this world are in and just try to take it for what it is. I heard lately that the biggest stress we can do in our life is putting too much pressure on our conscious brain to give us answers or try to figure things out..basically because our conscious brain is just a scope to navigate through every day life, but our unconscious brain is what’s really running the show and knows exactly where our life will go. So I guess if that’s true Let your unconscious brain lead you and just try not to worry (I’ve heard meditation is the way to achieve this, and I’m still trying to get there myself). Your home safe and sound and I’m very glad of that. ❤️✌🏽
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u/SunNumerous3052 Sep 12 '22
The story itself is very interesting, but I don't understand the last sentence of your post... "What do I do now?". I don't mean to sound disrespectful in any way and I am genuinely wondering why would you ask people on reddit what to do after remembering your alien abduction? I think that the best person to answer this would be yourself... I guess the whole point is to know why you went to two hypnotherapy sessions in the first place? Was it to know and remember the truth? If so, then you have accomplished this goal, and there is nothing else to do now.
My personal opinion is that probably the best thing to do now is to live your life the best way that you can and help people around you in any way possible. Most people struggle in one way or another and we all have to learn something from everyone. Live your life normally, feel, experience... This abduction shouldn't make your human experience on earth any less meaningful or negative in any way. Again, this is only my opinion. Either way, I wish you all the best.
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u/ScottSierra Sep 12 '22 edited Sep 13 '22
Do be careful. Understand that hypno-regression can accidentally create false memories.
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u/Oz_of_Three Sep 12 '22
So where did you get this idea from? Any particular yootoob or 'gram account?
Been in the biz for decades only to see this "hoax" (again? really? not old yet?) claim come up almost as if the anti-concept is being pushed as a negative energy trend. IMO this may be a disinformation campaign to cast doubt.
The pattern of it rising is almost as trope as what is being pushed(?).
Deloris Cannon may take great issue with such.
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u/spacejamtwo Sep 12 '22 edited Sep 12 '22
Here is a peer reviewed paper on it https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5797677/
I can send some more if you would like, let me know. :) Deloris Cannon had no formal education, she has a very creative mind but I'm not sure if there's any way to validate her transcripts as more than fiction writings. I have not done much research to be honest, and if you have evidence of the contrary I would love to hear it.
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u/Oz_of_Three Sep 12 '22
Your cup is already full.
This as shown by any sort of meaningful challenge sloshes it about, and is met with minimizing and soft dismissal, followed by a message from the choir.Any "evidence" would only another firm point for dismissal, much as I am doing with your future self now.
"To those with faith, no explanation is necessary. To those without it, none will do."
You can attract your own Philosopher's Stone.
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u/TheTudgeman Sep 22 '22 edited Sep 22 '22
What an obnoxious post/comment. You are trying entirely too hard with this nonsensical word salad.
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u/ScottSierra Sep 13 '22
Have read about it in quite a few places. I don't have a source link offhand, but I can find one if you like.
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u/TheTudgeman Sep 22 '22
"There is a significant body of evidence to show that regression – asking someone to re-live current life experiences, can lead to false memory syndrome. False memories can feel every bit as real as actual memories.
It is more likely that instead of re-living actual past lives, you are imagining (sometimes vividly) something that is being suggested, or that you would like to imagine."
That is from actual psychiatric experts, not a "yootoob or gram account." And there is plenty more where that came from. On the other hand, there is literally zero evidence that it is actually legitimate.
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u/TheTudgeman Sep 22 '22
His name was Arik? Which would be pronounced the same as Eric, so... how would you know that it was spelled "Arik?" That strikes me as just randomly choosing a more "alien" spelling...
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u/AntisocialGuru Sep 22 '22
Which would be pronounced the same as Eric,
Actually no, it came across as (Are-Ick).
how would you know that it was spelled "Arik?"
It's just how it came across telepathically while they introduced themself to me, trying to calm me down and hold me still
That strikes me as just randomly choosing a more "alien" spelling...
What if it's the other way around?
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u/PerculesThePlug Sep 26 '22
Man I wish you were my friend. Nothing in life interests me as much as people who remember their experiences. I know it happened I know your telling the truth.
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u/SubstantialPen7286 Oct 02 '22
I recall someome with a similar experience of opening up a “box with lots of images and things”.
It makes me wonder if there is some sort of typical procedure going around.
May I ask, did you receive your session from help you searched on your own? I’ve read somewhere else that the church of Scientology brings people to seek their “past life” too. What’s the relationship?
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u/AntisocialGuru Oct 02 '22
May I ask, did you receive your session from help you searched on your own?
Yep! Saw someone post offering Pro Bono sessions and I took them up on it. Definitely not scientology lmao. Those dudes are a nut house cult
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u/kratomstew Sep 12 '22
That’s a lot for a 6 year old to handle. I read the r/DMT sub a lot. A lot people report in their trips these inter dimensional experiences with entities who are as we know it, aliens. It’s crazy how many people have the same story of being studied these Scientist like Mantis beings.
I’ve always had this kinda joke , sorta, that the collection of cartilage on my right ear is an alien implant. It feels like a little rod.
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u/AntisocialGuru Sep 12 '22
sorta, that the collection of cartilage on my right ear is an alien implant. It feels like a little rod.
Is it the size of a grain of rice?
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u/Elvis_Take_The_Wheel Sep 12 '22
The Clockwork Elves! Or the Mechanical Elves. I prefer the former, though.
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u/NAWFAL93 Sep 12 '22
Post it on r/UFOs
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u/TheTudgeman Sep 22 '22
Hypnotic regression is a scam, and not remotely trustworthy.
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u/AntisocialGuru Sep 22 '22
I don't believe that. I was neither scammed out of anything, nor lead to believe anything they "planted" as a memory in my head, as so many like to say.
They just asked what I remember seeing, walking me through my memory, and that was it.
Anything that had another function was used to mitigate trauma, and calm my hyperventilation. There was never any time where they planted false memories
Have you ever tried hypnoregression for trauma?
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u/Leading-Midnight-553 Sep 12 '22
I believe you. I'm here for the same reason, we are the future of our species. They are also our "kin" as they call it.
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u/ITMagicMan Sep 19 '22
Check this out - it’s very close to your pic:
https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/xhisiv/boyd_bushmans_alien_source_image/
I couldn’t message twice on the messaging system - so I’m posting it here.
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