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Post by lois on Jan 19, 2011 14:26:51 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2011 16:39:19 GMT -6
The 'lights' I remember were vivid blue Lois..but I don't remember paralyzing other than being on the table.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2011 18:41:36 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Jan 19, 2011 19:23:59 GMT -6
It's that vivid electric blue shade that makes the hair on my arms rise up. I don't remember it in conjunction with our abduction, it almost seems to be separate, so it throws me but it might have been something the ship was giving off..sort of like the deep thrumming noise..that also gives me the willies and makes my stomach twist. I don't have a conscious memory of seeing a ship either..just going from horse to table..surroundings were very white..creepy faces..sensations. Where the beams came in I dunno.
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Post by lois on Jan 19, 2011 20:30:00 GMT -6
The only blue electric I'm familiar with is the two ball lightnings that came through my window.
It was strange color of blue, that I have never seen before or since.
Jo .. I wonder if it was the shade you are speaking of?
I will never forget it.. Even the electricity in it was a faint blue inside the blue balls.
Blue with electricity may be the same color.
Just curious
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Post by lois on Jan 19, 2011 20:41:55 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2011 0:20:44 GMT -6
Similar Lois..also similar to my avatar. I call it electric blue because it's the same kind of blue you see on neon signs..very intense.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2011 0:25:21 GMT -6
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Post by paulette on Jan 20, 2011 10:21:01 GMT -6
"Leigh from Texas In June I noticed what looked like a star, only it moved all over the sky (left, right, up, down) so I knew it wasn't a star. The next night there was a softball size light outside my bedroom window w/ enough light to reflect in my window (like headlights). Instead of being terrified, I got very sleepy & went to sleep. Now, on occasion I see lights out of the corner of my eye and shifts of light in the room, as if the sky gets brighter or darker. Anytime this happens, I suddenly get this wave of sleepiness. I go with it and drift off, but I want to say, I've had insomnia all my life, I'm not seeing these things because I'm sleepy - I swear, it's the other way around and I think the UFO and the lights are related. I think I'm being visited by something in another dimension. Mon Sep 1 09:17:09 2008"
- this was a quote from other blogs below the one suggested above. I am very interested in the "falling asleep" response it talks about. I know that children (and people) sometimes seem to fall asleep (or into a state of dissociated consciousness) when they have no other recourse and are frightened or apprehensive. Children learn this scant protection when being abused - to dissociate and either look dazed and out of it or seem to be asleep.
I suspect that a child or adult who has experienced strangeness - visitation or whatever - would have this response as well. I have "fallen asleep" when I should not have - hearing something outside my tent in one case, and in a weird one - hearing something in my living room making crunching sounds! I laid in bed (and my bedroom door did not close properly so was ajar) and almost fell asleep - and I fighting that urge. I finally got up and grabbed a "house bat" that a friend had thoughtfully given me for a house-warming gift. The front door was open, snow had drifted in, and there was a feral cat that I sometimes fed on the porch wolfing down cat food from the knocked over box. I must have heard the cat fling itself at the front door and then knock the food box over (I don't remember that part). I did accurately hear eating noises. Since that community had recently shut the bears out the dump with an electric fence, it could easily have been a bear. And me "asleep" in my bed close by. This response is not the best one an adult can make. But many of us do exactly that....
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Post by sansseed on Jan 20, 2011 10:45:31 GMT -6
- this was a quote from other blogs below the one suggested above. I am very interested in the "falling asleep" response it talks about. I know that children (and people) sometimes seem to fall asleep (or into a state of dissociated consciousness) when they have no other recourse and are frightened or apprehensive. Children learn this scant protection when being abused - to dissociate and either look dazed and out of it or seem to be asleep. I suspect that a child or adult who has experienced strangeness - visitation or whatever - would have this response as well. I have "fallen asleep" when I should not have - hearing something outside my tent in one case, and in a weird one - hearing something in my living room making crunching sounds! I laid in bed (and my bedroom door did not close properly so was ajar) and almost fell asleep - and I fighting that urge. I finally got up and grabbed a "house bat" that a friend had thoughtfully given me for a house-warming gift. The front door was open, snow had drifted in, and there was a feral cat that I sometimes fed on the porch wolfing down cat food from the knocked over box. I must have heard the cat fling itself at the front door and then knock the food box over (I don't remember that part). I did accurately hear eating noises. Since that community had recently shut the bears out the dump with an electric fence, it could easily have been a bear. And me "asleep" in my bed close by. This response is not the best one an adult can make. But many of us do exactly that.... I have this response whenever things get overwhelming, scary, stressful, etc. I will go to bed and fall asleep. I've done this for as long as I can remember.It doesn't matter if it is something frightening during the night or something highly stressful during the day. It is my coping mechanism. When I was a teenager I lost someone close to me. The day they died I went home and slept for 13 hours. When I woke up, I was able to handle the situation (as well as to be expected). I always just thought it was me. Maybe because friends/husband thought it was an odd way of handling things. Yet, never thought that much about it to do any research on it. Hmm, I might have to now.
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Post by skywalker on Jan 20, 2011 14:06:42 GMT -6
That has happened to me before also. There was an incident that occurred a few weeks after my first abduction experience where I was lying in bed and felt something stick me in the back right over my spine. I instantly became paralysed and then got very weak until I lost consciousness. I knew I was going to go unconscious but I couldn't stop it from happening. There was no light in the room that time but I sort of felt that something was there with me.
There have been a few other times when I have awoken in the middle of the night, often while I am out camping in a tent, and I will hear the weirdest noises that I know I should get up and investigate, but I just can't do it. I just end up falling back asleep again.
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Post by lois on Jan 20, 2011 21:57:37 GMT -6
Jo, it sure is the color of Ball Lightning..
When I'm stressed out, I don't go to sleep at all. It keeps me from relaxing period. My husband can lay down with headache and fall asleep instantly. I'm amazed by it...
Lois
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