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Conteflts

Acknowledgements

Preface

c,| ttE

(x

The

Electro-staging yporhesis

Perspectives

ndApproach

clt PtE tfrt

ObiectionstotheElectro-stagingHypothesis 43

CIIAPIR

I}NCE

Pohergeists, isions

ndClose

Encounters

'r3

cr{

P'E Fq.|n

ElectricalFieldsForever

CI'APIB FI'E

Unid6ntified AtmosDhericPhenomena

(UAPS) nd Medium Lights'

c||attB stx

The Aftered

Stateand he Close-Encounter

Experience

CH

'IE8

SEVET'

Case-Studies

Notes

Sources f Fufther nformation

Index

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107

137

165

217

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For Marilyn, my long-suffering

wife

Adrnowledgffnents

A

vcry

lirnir.d nunDq of

p.ople

h.v. b@. involv.d in th.

produdion

of

this bot. Ftr r dd fotnod,

I |nrd crfiess my bca.atelr hanks ro ArN

Silt FADO

(Ho6),

FFDO, FRSA of Grc.t Misscn&r

h Bnctingharn-

ltirE, UK. At .itB sh h6 verEedor bomil 6 thor, bc.-.Ne

of

ber

nrc and crudit knor,LdCe of .bcrrodc

polhtid

rnd elete

Tlut3 .l$ to MiclEcl Buhler, ani$ and .rt-ldr... foi his unirue

specidity ot ill'o.tiry sp.aific ffi with a ufologisit undeBi.rdins of

th si8dfic.ne

ofimaS.ry ro tte UFO

phcdon

nonr and aor his sensitive

dlrrinar thai appar in tha

p.ge3-

Philip Mantle

acFmBly

p@i,ed

(:&

material ftm hk oM

irvsaig.tirrE

aod ca e-6les.


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Hace

Tllis b6l is the dlDiration of t2

y.a6

of if,volvement n rhe srudyof rhe

clrc{Munter exFrien@- It is rhe

pres.ntation

of a rh@ry rhat

is

a

sy.thcsis of svclal arcas of undedanding: a

fusion

ot apprcaches.

ea.h

ol ehich

erplaios

sone, but rot all. of rhe .haracirisriG of rhe UfO

Iperien@ wilb lhe lwo unifyinS ard mutual fa.ro6 of humanpsychology

aod el.ttmagnetis.

Bccaw it

is

an argumnr bat

progteiss ir stages,

each

evl building

o. rhe

preeding

de. there is a situcrure to rhe thery that is comparable

b rhe spiral driolum; that is to sy, aspcrs hat arc oudined d onc

poinr

are rtumed ro lat., bur at a higher lewl, makint

for

a

s.nes

of

repca&d

visirs with indctuntil reprition. This exprssive ech.ique is

appDpriat bous of rhe rumbr of adNcalesory conepts thar ned

supponing explanations to chnl lhem

which

cannor be iet out all

at

Ove' lhe p.n few yeaB. rh tuthles surgery of sptidsm has removed

much ufolo8iel dead

r@d.

In the

pr@cs,

ii has elcvated rhe $rbject,

smewhat

pai.fully,

to an ara of srudy rhat

contains a $ie.tific

rppro.ch. Such a clearcur

of th muddlinS

uhble

of fantasy

-

largcly

ba.ed or rhe extrat,Brrial h)polhesis or other alin inrelligence

@reprs can orly bnefit lhe subject and allo* s.rentists o

look

upon

r

with@t ehbam$merl. Ho*ever. th

redundant lheories ar@ in the

fi'sl Dlacc becaus

it is

so

difficull lo examin the clm{n@untcr

crFri@ ard rol lxn away

pith

ar ovc$holming

teeling, if not

oovidion, that therc ir an inr.llig.ncc at

*ork.

In irs erihrsidn fd troth, scepticism@n lcav th subject slrippd of

iotcr.st

without replacing il wilh new

qustions

and new cnigmas. ft

.cvrls ror orly the folly of fanrasy, but it tclls us hat th.re

is

no

m'5tery.

This is.s non*Nil 6 the faitFbaled

ideas hal it reiects. as t imDlig


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rri(x

-

tsYcfirc

cLo6EENCOI'NIIS

th.r cve.ything

i. knwn and that lhc.c rrc

.o

funhc.

quetk$

to bc

astedi

all is mhpecptiof, and illusion-

Yer. s*h dtumi$al is tot tpplicd

to the chemistry of the cll or the

narure of mind; therc is a dcpth rnd

d

enigma ir boih of

them which is appli@ble to the

ill+xplottd, cl@-

cnc$untcr xrfie@.

Thc

tteo.y

xpolnded i. this boot

is called ihe eldtrcstryint

hypothdis. Rarher han mcrcly cauling

th

phemmeno

to 4aporate, ts

spticism tcnds ro.

n redirets the ntstery ir othcr direcnons,

ore of

which erplores hos the irteuige@ involvcd in cl('gndrtcB - thc

human

unon$iou

or, more dcsnpirly,

the u.on$iNs intelliScrc

-

is abL to deate th appearance nd convicdoa

of an alien rtclligcnce

ihat

visits us rom thc sta6. Before

n dG this. howaer. it hs to cai

amv thc

ufological dcad

wmd.

The

cases rrcented

h.vc.

whcre

rcauired,

the iderritiA of thc

witress

prctcltcd.

Most, hoee\.,

dc

quite

willinS to rlloe thcir rcal

nah.s lo br u5d. n

a few cag, their .xFn.tl6

haw

alEdy

bGGn

Bade

public,

and ihey have sir@ Egrcttcd this erposurc.

In sEh

insranes, to avoid opcning up old

*outds $ ro sFak,

tEudontds

and

initiak bave bced employed.

Sone of the caes

dis*d are illusinted bccausc he

languaaof

imagery

can

ey rhinSr that words

qnnot.

The intlligeE beltitd the

phenomenon

knos thc

porc

or

pidurs

dd

p.imdily

.rp'tss its.lf in

imatcry. This intelligenc,

n its qEst to mdipulatc belief and estrblish

:n identity

for i( lf in tbe cial world. @nstantly u56

rhc

leg@gc

or

imae.y, .nd ac-tully obtaiN thc ra*

fratcrial for it ftm similar

illBtrations in a type of inrge-acling

pt1)c6.

Cryptic a it may sound,

inages from $fre cl@


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UF(E_ TSYCHIC

CI-O6E

EN@UT-IEUi

Asirtion

(BUFORA), rltich

crpound.d

d|e id 6. Nobody

toot

blind bit of noth..

Nor ihould thcy havt, , tl|e lpccdr

,' tul of

buzzsor& ftdr

sicntific

Fi

.6. .dr d

vs a ruh of urdiG.tr.d

prychic

ft rtrp discovcri6.

ThGo me .

quict pe.iod ehcrc I srspcndcd sny rd tlEoriti.g

.nd

iur

ab6orbcd th. dsovcris

froh l*{rcttcls, for ct,lry|.

P.ul

Dcvrcur, J.oqtt6

val|'e and Jany Rindl6- Of core,

this list is not

erhalnive.

I alrcady hrd s scicntific

badgmtd and E d aroold th

subj.ct of UFOS, cspccirlly in Fydrcloeiel a s. I @Iccted no.c md

morc m.t nal on tlE Rowlcy

R%is 6s lrd

visitcd

thc src.

iti.lt This

tas dcfiniacty I

tumirtAoirl. DurinS Dy i 6ligatiot6,

md ftm

relding oth.r ce rcports,

variN f.rru6 ot the hndsF ruh s

pmdmity

to

qurries,

hils,

ninnls, f{hs, oF. bodi6 of

*itff

tnd

ridio n6ts h.d ber

linked witb bid{Etrtcn6s c&rcs-Wte.

I

8ot

to

Rowlcy Regir,

rhere they lll v.rc. I

wrs

*unnd. I fetI

6tt I wa clGint

in

on

r

'finrl

thory', ellhoogb r hugc

pie. *a srill mi$ing.

A detailed account of

*her h.pprcd ow. the next fd

yers

gfuld

@6titutc a book

in it*lf, s Lctme

junp

to th.

point *t|en I rct Atrc

Sill.

AMe is inrclved i. the widc ficld or elecrmmagrctis and she

8 E

t

le.rurc ro BUFORA,

whc.c,

to

6y sipri*, slrc bca.. to

quorc

fiom 3n

anii:le I hsd

ritten

on

tbe Rdley ReBis l:e. Hcr

vics rerc

rcfEshinsly

dsdd of thc UFO study @ltnrc'

dd .fter a nPid crchdt

of natc.ial ove. th. follovilg fd monrhs,

@litd lhat cle.FodEanctits

w4 the @n||e tbrcad

thet linked 3ll my ided s far. It also

di.md ot

me that

there i. no .hane of undeFta.ditrs

th.

UFO

phetomlM

by

only

rcading boks about it; it hs to b. relatd

ro $i.tific arcs @tside

of UFO sntdy, such s

the epL ELcnotusnaic U@ by C.

w.

Smirln.

My

pr* pGirion

embodicd n lhc el1ro-stagng

hyF{hdis.ppet6

to Mlisfy all of thc chlraclc.isncs

of

the cl@+norlcr

cxFrieDe that

havc b@n idedrificd

d.ucb.

and

it is oFEnded in is apptoachi

thar is

to say,

rt is

a

method of

pndisl

enquiry thar n b dereloped

ard

t6td.I ofie.apieof .dvi6-sa

paniDg

hor 60r nyotedeYloPint

any th@ry sbout d@+nounteB:

rcmove the @n@Pt of an dien

intcllitcnce;

it hd

sroppd

de frcn

Acttint

a.ywlFrc

in

the

post,

for

unfortunatcly,

it d@s nor eist od

pl.net

E nh-

t The Eleclrcsaging

t|ypottesis

(ESH)

Percpectives

and Appoac*t

Tbis s.{rion rpi6ents

a

Suidcd

tdr of the

contents of an opning

.luptcr m a olldid of irtenelstirS

ide.s. It is s if

you

bad edtcred .n

crhibition

called tbe elecr.o'slaging ht?olhcsis.

ard

you

hwe bcn hei

ar

the do. by

you

guide.

who rher

proceeds

o

ti

you

sn intrcductory

r.lt, foll(red by a Ru of rh{ exhibirs.

Ar etrEie.t

8uite,

eho rishs

to k@p tbe

job,

will

pausc

orser ovcr

tcy tspeds

and erplain lhem

up to a

g'inti

bur, being awre of th6

size

dd dhplqity of

thc cxhibirion. and nor wishing

to @ntu* anyonewith

r@ much, te sn. hc

or rh dak6 the elinr

points

and

pr.s*s

oo.

Tbis ts the structure of this

chaptc., Its tunction is to ommsicatc , way

ot loting

at a.d making *ns of the dd


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rrFos-PsYct c crr06E

ElfcoufTEts

This app|rcnt cont&l

ha e@lved over the dtadd

lo b@rc

itrcacasiogly

@mpler- In the 195&, the. clo6eicoltteB,

4 tlEy clln

to be kmm, rcrc identified

Serenlly

6

pbysi.al

corrronr.nont

Rth

ertraterdtrials ard

thci. lecbmk

gy

by t6t ot rhce

ineoltd in t FC)

sndy at the the-

Everlually, . .umb.t of altetnrdve tlteoriB

e4

Ft

forward, rugSslin8

rdr ongins s un&r8.ond

civiliztiffi. titlc-

ravellB.

visitoG from oth.i di rctrsk os. and

@mbin.tim of lhsc. Ttt

sircn for atr orer.ll erplanation

ha

[email protected]

many n thb

Rcld, and t

@ntinues, of cours.,

today.

As m

investigatc of

UFGEhted

cvents

(URE),

it nd damed on |ne

thar

rh

phnomemn

is a zid.z of diffr.t

(Eoretr61

sme Elated

dire.tly &d otheE

quite

spfa .

Therefore, 6 th srinuli responsible

for UIO repor6 a'. a

min re, il is im?osiblc o

tom'nate a th@ry that

will .ccount

fo. everything rcported; it

*ould be lite tryiB lo find a

ftr Eintoss, coffee, st.te

.td toff4i it is

iust

not

p6ible.

UFO exFriences, ddch

nrchde sidtinS rcpo.ts, in lude

a

veE

,

of urrlated

identified nying obje4ts

(*|vIn

a lFOs), r

Eda, of

untnos or $dely trwn natuEl phenoneta (such6 ball-li8htnind, a

krrrr, of hoars,

pls

a vuirt, of

storiB bed

Fnly

or e.tiEly on

fantaly. Tfterefore,

lr,:ri6, b,

posibb

to @$tnul o tlcott

thot eoru

accou,tt

o.

.e.ttthiry rcpdkd ia tu UFO nudt

f.U.

It$.d, I h.ve

taked reprentative enpl6 of c8rrti.

tyPes of URE, and I haE

@mtructed a htpottesb

to rc.der them un&6t Dd.ble,

with the

secoddaryNim

of wide. appliGtid.

Such

nw data hs beetraMly*d .nd subjc.red

to sle.tive

pre

by

.rperie@d i.vcstigrto* and

re*archeB dq the

ys6,

and I blieve

that

*e

are

now

able

ro idenlify the siSnalaNnB the Ni.e. This

.igoM

and smewbat spriQl appr@ch h6 rcvealed range of hall@ts ald

p6nms

xnich lo seln lo be asiatcd

wilh

8eruin.ly

mFt rioos evnrs

thar scier..,

if it b to be truly nquirint, should i stig c.

In

slno6t

all 6untri6 of rhe wrld therc are UFO siudy

grcup6

of

.matur

or emi?ofesiond stats. There

ar al$ srff dIntri6

eith

of6cial countcrp.rt ;

nohbly Ame.i@, F a@, Ausrali and,

moE

covedy, EtrSlo.d.

E&h individual h6 thcit orm idcasaboot drc

MtuE of

rh UFO

pnttl)ftmn,

and, of course,

th@ of sinilar dtlot

tMp

to8.rher. In the ..rly l90s

posnio6 h.ve be@rc F

Polari4d

dd

enFenc.hd

hat rhe.ir@tio ha ta*en on the feli.s of. religioos

xr,

wherc i.diaiduls' bclib arc st againsrothc6 ir uyielding ofpcitio.

It is agaiBt .his backdrsp ot a Cold

War in ufolou' th.l I wite a bool, so

long ov.rdu.

ln broad ietm, its aim is to @dinc add d.vclop

tl|

htpoth.tit hat

th. UFO cLx.


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t'fG

-

'SYCHIC

CT-68 EN@T'NTEIS

ths

otlm. ard that at rhe otlEr crtErc. thcrc .r son|. indh,iftrrL

wh@ u6n$io6 @ntdt is e latent aod rcprcsd rh.i it

would

tate

a

prriBlarly

violent'Flrhic etph6ioE to rclredc

n ifto dnsciole

Alth@Sh such

Fychic

erprern{tr

e $illy ihooghl of a'all iD thc

rnind',

it

is

clqr

rhar this

pdn

of tbe mird in diurdion eitt alter.d

sirles of bddl @n .ctuauy manipul.te

physi@l

Flity. Un


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UFO6_I{

Crl|C CI'6E EN'EI'NTETS

up ud de relca.cd by

erifHrlm6

q

SeEral

rcdoot .tnin.

Individuls at rhe l@tionr

.r subjccrcd ro *isb .ldrki|y, hdio

w.s dd

otlrcr electromagEric fields whidr, althoud largcly

invisibl,

@r irdue ahercd states

oI MsftxMd th.r

giye

.i3c

ro tl|c Ct

.:penec. The

?e.

oI po*e.'

ohln

Aah

a rcpubrior fd ttrenge

occarrclt6 which is rcfllEd i.

tl|e folkloE of rlE .@. Thc tm

'geopalhic

stre$'

is

yretim6

usd for sch

.dnh .oetE/.

Unklcot'6.d .tnospha*

tl|.oom.'r.

(UAPI

P6iUy rn

tnosl important asp.r in rhe u.d.$iandinS

of the UFO

phenomend,

ard entnl

ro the ESH, is the urid.rificd

atno$plEric

pl'noncM,

or UAP. This is

a

geneEt

tcm for a variety of

phetxnent

chdaclerizcd

as uninous sphere.

(or

othcr shal6) o{ Ediatire cl6tc

ma$eti.

nerg)'. Trc xamplg of

UAPS

at

bal-lithninS ud

qnh-

liShts.The fomer dc 6fequently,

bot not erctGivcly, ir. w.t

.lad.D,

tluddery

o cha.ged atmcpherc,

ard

it

t6 been rell dcullutd dr

The eanhlight,

ho*evcr, hs only @lly bn dmified

ard dmibed

sine l%2 by Paul Dee.eur.

H. h6

pwnted

omlBive

lidenct rhat

they a..

podued.

like etunic

eltricity, at fauh-ling in

Seologicil

strata. Alrhough

the

precis g@physi@l

Ded.'isn

for their

produdio

is still birg investigated,

t is evident that

p@ettul piczcte.tri@t

effls

in

sobtemM. arc6 of recronic

sFrin @ntribute to ii

pioductior

of

rhis

phnoem..

The mahani$

of t itDluDi|tegne hs ako bet

The .anhlight vari6 in ils

appcatlE, but it is minly ob6crved

as r

la.ge spncr

of mnSe liSht wha.i can

in di&t witig who

ger

roo

d@, setimes

causirg thema dd $rt$m

cficls.ro Thc liniB to

E

radiatio types thar

eanhlights @ mit arc mt

tnog|t, but rhey sm ro

itl.de

io zinS 6 rcll a noFionizins

ficlds at tins.

Earthlishrs

m u importlnr

p.n

ot rhe

ESH b@u{Idimiry |o

th.m rot only

ca||g systehic effe.rs, blt altered

$ates of @Niosr6s

during

*hich

th uMrsciols prod|l6

halleiMtory

pdceptions

of the

CE erpriee.

It is ale evid.rr

thar rhcy 6. alter rh.j

phFiology

snd

.l.clrical emii6ions

tom lhe wittl*t systcm,

cauila a bskdl'n of tt

subjectiv./obj.


10/131

'SfCHIC

rppearcd

mFteriously

on thcir sid

of tbe fe@, lnd at dtc

mrcnt tli.t

rhey

nad sped away,

ir 9s b.sidc the dnvcls dod.

Sdll

in ih lay-by

..oering ftom this

gettsay, D()m and k

mried

rhar a f6h b.nane

on the dalbo&d

brd tmed to b|@n syruP,

$ llEy

threw it out. TI|c

oEnge

Slobc

fottoqd

them tunh.., until

tlEy rc.dt.d

the motor*ay,

where it

vedshd-

Comment

Tbis illusrraresho* d@ prqimity to a Edialirt UAP cangtod@ a CE

rcaliw.

The fild exDcure aho

'tnked

th. brmna,

it muH secm,

ncceleratinS

he riFning

Ptoces.

Aniicirl

l.dation

Anificial elstDhagicti.

,rd/or cletri@l ficlds that en...te

froD EdiG

wave r6rsBittidg

antenore, mi@vc rcpc.ir

and lelevilion tEne

ninint

msrs, hiSh-tensionbl6

nou|ned m

pyktts

(ot

buri:d)

atd a

lariry of othr .xhhunicarion and eLectri@l yste6 can rlso i.du@ CE

expe.ien@s.

t

is evideni

(hat

thes d4ll@agneEc

felds rcSister o the

h@an bodi: and

are then rep|entd

try il d halluiM.oiy o.

.ppdtional

phenorcna.

irduditlg UFOS

dd alieN. The efcct

is

i.temittent and rcquires a sp.ift

ombinatiotr of EM-6ensitive

$bjets

(a

ondirion &*ibed

larer) and frcqrcn cy

tyF)Trt *l'nPo.yint

pbysiql

etfds

on the body and thc cnvifdnenl

of Mh an imdi.tcd

$bject

are takeo 6

'proofl

or their

alieo mturc: but, it facr,

sh

symptoDs and effccas can

b found extensively

in

the

hctature of

biologicr lecrrcmagrer 6.'rr'IlElBrt

ot the

bain d body F affetcd by

such ield rpcoE dictates he c@r.', of $e hallwiMtory or Yis,on..y

erp$ieG. For exanple,

if tb optic2l rcdq arc atrcdcd, alieni

8iry a

briSht Ey of light

on

lhe

eye of the witn6 may bc depicled.

Tbk k lw

the uncons.ioui

rcpre*nts Mb unnaluEl radiadon

Lqe humd sFtem.

Thes

'pla@s

of

poccl

aE

referred ro a'hot spots', 4.d

psnicdany

potenr

oB, in re.ms of

affecrirg subjets, arc Gat

-d

by

^

c'rnbirarid

of natu'll and

anificial Bdiatim.

Th. Fychktdosa-rnrtr||nt

. ov.rLp

Ar oc.iion d aboE, the altcEd states

rdued by ndiation froa tte

orccs

jusr

desibed

give

ns

to st.a.ge Hlitiq for th

sitn.6

tnd,

it

mrny c$.s,

fo.

othc6 to.

Thee rcalitics n bc tr.dition

l

Fychic

ct.n[. ruch I a.d

gcl5', G.Spistsa.d@i*iden es.

They are d.o

mixcd sd matchd wiih

thema

of

cn.ateftst.iah,

which

brre b. added by lhc urc@$ious, to

prduc4

t very biaF. nixtlre of

pcrceptiom

indd. ScttinS alidc ih

question

of tlte

,rcality-slatu3'

or

h(nr'ral .hs

Frcetions

are,

it is clc{ that lhe p.opb who

pc.ceive

thse hings re ar

idponart

are{ of

study. This is .ot to imply that they

rre

un$table n ary way, bui fof a.yone who inv6tiSrtd uFo cEs at fi^r

h.Dd for ary lenglh of timc. it

quickly

becoh.s .lnost a cliche to tepon

that thcic

witncsss have

a

history

of

pGychicexperierces.

Th$c

mly

indu& apparitior , p.ecognition, out{f-body qpriercix (OBES),

'qirit

contact', a.d

drartwating thrcshold expcrirces,

|onetims

E dti.8 bact lo childhood. Their UFO cn@urtcr is

just

onc more

irnDEe dent in a r.loguc of Miatcd ard ovcrlappinSexpericnccs.

To an i.vesngator

faccd with

a

sitre$ vith

jurt

such a history, it

bccof,6 alm6t a.bitdry

d io which rperieo@ to foos or to daument

in a c* .pon. One realia how meanif,Bles it would be to take thck

UFO

en@unter ouI of this @ntcxr ard to igno.e the

p6ychic

evenrs-

Hoedcr. this

is pr6i$iy wha.

rhose

who subs.nb to the ETH do.

Such

&foss-.ategory exprienes c indiotive that lh ur@n$ious is

r.spoNibl for both apparitiors and'alins 6 pereptual roalites. This

Shcvalicn

d.rlsp is hiEored in the blufed didindions

btw@n the

rirncs

s

idnrificntion of dtraterestrial .nounters and nental conract

with dienbodied, spi.irlike alin i.telli8e.q. Tte two frequenrly

merA and esmples of hybrid

'gh6t{p.ccmen

in the c.6e-studies

n

Chaptcr Sve. is indiqtiv. of a cultural

merging

a.d

th unconsious

eterint

for rll shadesof

propnsiry

o believe.

Why rhe rhe|B of a. adva @d alien tshnology should

groe

out of, or

mtch,

ghctly

or spiritual contcts

is parily

duc

to

the

ery

rhat

thc spcial

cfic.t5 in lhe re{li.ies

ploducd

by the unon$ious are i.terp.et d. For

t:mplc:

Thc

gho$t

of the ancient ma.iner fades away o rcjoin his dead

rhipmtg

in th erher of ibe euls'; bul a sprcenan is barnodback

o

the motheship by .n advanccd clepomtion devic. then

th

signal

hd.s . . .. Thk ruassr that thcre sre

diffnng interpretitions of

ba5|cllly

rhe san

pcreptul

cffefl, depcndingon the cultural

viclpoint.

Coruider lhe

followirt che.rc.isti6 of UFo-rclat.d Bliens', cach of

*lich is follded by exahples lak.n from

the

UFO{tudy

literature.

Characte.isiic one

fh.it visibiliq it crfrtic i^ that th.y ar lik lf to app.e ot tlisappeor

trdtknly

@d in5pli..bly; h.f

lad.

in o. out aad aft t

lfJ&niro6.

|

(of

rn cntity)

'H.

apprcached he figurc, .ehed our to

put

his hand on

t Fos tffcl c ctosE ENcot NTErs

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11/131

ttE titgt

shoul(kr md. whn his hdd w6 atout

thE inchd away, h

b.ing vadshd in frooi

of bis ey6 . . .'

(rSX,

Vol. 27,

No. r.

p.

6)

2

'On

Novenber l&h l9t,

CFthia Appleton w4 in he. hm

at Ailon

ner Birnirthu

. . . Suddenly hcE

.ppcared ih. figurc of a spGlnrn

slrdirg

on hr Lft by the fireplae.

Ste

eid

hc appcatld

_jui

like a TV

ri.1urc,

a

bluncd image and then suddrly eErythint

is clat" . . .'

(Opcratioa

aaah.

BnDsby Ir Per Trcxn)

(S

the

plale

s-tion

btwen

peA6

l12

a.d

ll3.)

I "Then, as Bob w6 standi.a in th gaiden, . hM.Hhap.d fom o{

sme sir fer tall

harcnalired in front of him

and rbis

9s

in the tom o{

striF of light, horizdral

and on. otr to? of the oth.- Althougb

$rnlcd,

Bob

put

his hand th@gh it but fetr

nodrirt, sd the iD.ae faded aeiy.'

(Eazrrint,

Sprirt t979,

p.

l8)

Characteristic two

Ttuv

wv

p6s

ttu@Eh solid |9rlk

ot luk.l d@t

| 'It had a had, teo ar6 ard rw egs, but th ams *emcd to be

cominS rcm tbe ch6t

and

nor

the shouldes. There kte

t*o bc{N of

lidr for

cy6. I @1 believc I but

I $w n

wa|k

rhs 8h the ferce

of tte

nufd |.'::grch ptacc.'

(The

Kei Edwxds.a*

id Th2 Wcbh Ttia'Alc,

Characteristic

three

'Ihr

Ny tie ituo

rte air

eithou phystol

suryo4

.td tuy

tlid.

i^kad

I

fo the boy's emrzementi

the lftrle c@tnr fle*

orcr rhe hitt to a

encer-shaped

@ff which *a

aboul fifty f@t in diamcter

and hoverira

abour 6w

fct otr the

8ro rd.

The

objccl oFn.d, rhe ftar ft floatcd

i.

and the @ft fle*

rway.'

(Si.mdrim

R.tI: Th.

UFO St19", L6ffd

Stringfield)

2

(of

riiiid belw a mimr-lilc

tlFO)'Afte.. onrrlariotr

witb him

thar ldted

fw mMerts they rumed

and

gtided

ay.y

appa.cntly

suffefinS no inpdli.e

f|m the Mgh

gtN- (Ndth.n

UFO N.w,

Chareclorisiic four

m.y ru)t .otuuiet

itus \'ithnu td.I'

t6tur6

ot oh.r

sl,.boh

|

(of8tr.rtity)

And the eyq werc lik. c88s,.98-shaFd, very round

and

Fr.tt

titg. Whcn

tou

hesrd this voice in

your

head, whEt did i t eund

litc? H. orly said,

'pler

donr bc aflaid

i

N. d t sound.d v.ry fr.llorv

.,td

eua'.

(7'h.

UFontutt, Hans Holze.,

1t6)

2

'H.

wa fl@rcd irto a om and

givn

. mdi.al

erminarion on t.ble

or bcd. There ms a iall huma.Jike being in a whit cloak . . . th

clr|niridg

*as

done by $n.ller bing . abour 3v: fcet tall with he.ds

h+cd like l.mp6" . . . the rlicn dso told Alrn by telepathy that thcy

trcw

him.'

Clrte

Ald

Godfrcy

.28 in Abdaclion,

l.

ny Rudlr,

1988)

I

'D.riDg

th iritial Ar.blishment of wh.t Gmcd to h.ve ben mental

LLp{hy, Btty misco@ircd a n.Dral ihprGsion

8enrared

by

Quazga.

Thc

lrder

sFtched

dl

his hand, and sh alkcd.

"Do

you

want

tomcthinS to

et?- They merely nodded.

(ft.

Aadrcassoa Affai\

Rlymnd

Fwler, 1979)

Chlraderistic

five

Th.t

@ 0116

pzrc.ie.d

taualu tud tu.liblt 6 e.A ds visiblt,

44d heft

tire Lindt ol p.rcption drc .o6i t nt pith 0L @oth.L

t

'Th

ne( thing

S.himer

.emembredwas

rolling doen the windovr of

his

q..

On of lhe si.an8c6

gnbbed

him sd

pressd

agrinst the

side of

his n *. Schirer

8ot

out of the r. Thc ali.. 4kcd him,

'Arc

you

the

tttchtnatr ovo. this

pl.cc?

... Officer Schimcr dkcd whetbcr hc

.lr.r8cr

v.5 for .cal. I. answer he

sque.zed hn ihouldcr.'

(ft"

UFOnala ,

H^B Holat, 1976)

Fmm thc abotc, ir dos sccm thr th. characlcrisrics

givn

b.for. thc

conc.po.ding etanples arc accumrc summaryof th nature of UFO-

rlhtcd cntiri6. Horcvd, th. only r.ouble is that ir is act@lly a lisl of

clrrrictcristiG of apparinoB @mpil.d by ihe Sei.ty for Psychil

R..ca.ch

f.om

thcir

er

reDortsand Dublishd

r

Andrcw MacKcnnc s

t.Ek,

Hountings@d Appadtin

(

982). Ore of thc thingr rhat sur?.ised

fta whcn I beSan my rgrch irto apparitioB wa the fad thar they

dirplry sclcc'tirr

phlsiql

dbr.d.ristics.r: Witncsr.s havc clt thir touchi

atry ob..ar obiects, such rs

fumiturc;

th.y

reflct

in mirro6; thcy are

.ccn

by

grcupf

of wirns6; rhey n.Sotiitc arcu.d obje.ls and u*

dooslF (ir rdditid to spFarin8 rnns?a.cnt dd .phem.El in othcr

c. 6). Th.s trtod.s ot aFrrEnt

physicrl

subftrnc ar. obyiously, from

thii conparnon,

sha.d by

UFGrlalcd cntities. fic

poinl is: the

urbBioa

ba . rcFrtoir of efib.r. that .rc rcpc.tcd in both otrrexts.

Nor is this rbility to

producc

th6

prcepdoas

confin.d to ntitics.

uFict

-

rsYcllrc ct-68 ENcorrNTEts

TIIE EI-ECTTGSIACINC

HYPOT1IESIS


12/131

There are reports

of flyitrg

dis and

planes

hr dld not haw

b@r there

in E mundrne

sns, bot pla)d

their

pen

itr the

.3taging

of a CE

erpene@ fo. thc wittt6,

as fi.ir

('s

perloorti4d

Ealiry.

Simitart.

phrntoft

slate@hcs

ald

even bus h.E

bcsn Eponed, sbi.h

$m*hat

Etrres rhe

's

rits of

lhc d.ad' interprcratiq

of

ahGtty

Thc add|lific st|tus ot rh. .Lctro{taging hvpotietai

If a tho.y is ro

be rcgarded

d $ierrift,

it m6t

be abt o be t$ed.

Th

erpenmenb

usd o. resrinS

h6l be fep*.bte

by ofiF

to

8et

ttE

saDe

results

or otheryise

as he casc

nay be. The theory

m6r atso

abt o b

disDroved

f it is iMrrcct.

There ilrc

wnM inrerrclating

asFc'ts of th

ESH, ore of rt|

m6t

Fponant of

phich

is the

infllene

of uAps. This is

the nane

given

to

cenres of rdiatinS

ene.g

that tnvel throuSh

he

arnroaphcE.Ttrcy ft

usually lominous (but

nor alwaF)

and inctude.

s stared

.bovc, bol-

lithtning and nhlighls. Funheinorc, it witt be arSued har rhE arc

anificiauy created

UAR (dbit

didcnraly),

@lle{r

.etcc-t.ofom3'

rhat

en

als idadiate

thc witfts

Howver, enatev.

rhe

rype,

each adiares

elstromaSneric

energy.

While *e

hry m1 law

a

UAP to 16r, rhe bdiation

rhar hey give

@t

can

bc

prodlced

under controled

ondirions,

md rhc

@mtuions thar ec

have

coft ro .egardinS

their

effsts on lhe

hut|m s'steB

haw be.n

through reports

fmm

th@ who havc

e@un&red

thm. Th,c

hc b@n

quit

a lor of work

orned

out on

tis 6p.t dd

a

tood

deat of ir wil

be

ptestrtcd

n the rclcvaor

chapre6. I.

pani@tar,

studies

pubtished

, $

louaal ol Biel.ct.iciry

b)

Dr M. A.

persitrge.,

Dr A.

Rutta, ard

D. Sldly

Koren

&snb

e4rimentat findiDgs

wti.h .onfm

rhe

.tfsts of elctromaSneric

ilds on

the humaDsFtcm

mcntioftd $ f.r.

Basi@lly,

vhar

thcy sy is

rhat subjis do halEinare

and devetopatte.d

srales

or @nsioBneis (ASC )

yhcn

expo6.d

ro s@h fEldr.

The ESH

ary 6 that

rhe

uncon$iou frcquentty

nspor&

ro rhe*

fields du.ing

alEred states,

and

ptenB

pe@ptiors

andor reatiri6 rhat

ar

dnmatic reprcentations

of iDteraction with

alieB

and their reh.

noro$,,

lhe

purpo6e

of ehich

is lo esrauirn

ao @flane

or the

uMmioql in siety. kr c ipli rhis into iG eletEots to ermi.e iE

sciertific dFcts.

Om

of the ky. rI.r

drqm ar

ctPGed is by

d.amatialian-

Dream

sqE@s ponny

spcc1s

of rhe

Fyche

thar rcflet

inner *tshes

and ariictid.

It

is this erpBivc

fom of the ucoisciou,

re@grized

by

psychMallsis,

rhar is

utiti4d dlnDt

c'Es. H@evei,

rhe

arcou

er rcdius is Ft aleats an inlemal cinema

but whar @uld be

..llcd extcmal

'ficldboo.ted'

realities,

which is as

good

a tem as any at

rib 3lage

of

lhe

a.gumenl. The

poiot

is,

'hatvor

thc

realily-st.tus

of

rh6.

pe@ptions (rhich

hare transient

pt}sical propniet, they .odd

lE

reDrodud under @ntrolld conditions; ot.

ro

be

more eract, the

.otrditios

prcpos.d

{o. their

produdion @ ld b reProdued it a

conrotled

say. Fion the exrminatiotr of numerous

reports, thy

obvidsly

have ben rep.odued under

'accidental

or

unonlrclled

aordiliors. The .lwst ro a @nlrolled situationis an autheniic saf,ce,

ttcrc undoubledly 6elds are

invol d.

It

sould

b

only t@ e4y io subject individ@ls to anificial

6elds

ritholr rhei. knowledge to se if lhey

p.odxce

srange realities and

F@fliors

around ehich th.y

*eave

a

belief s)slm, bur would it be

cthical?

Mo.eqer,

ju.t

*har

R?e

of

erye.iment would it take lo test

if

rlE uNns.ious ii actually

rrying ro i.t.grate into s@iety under

thes

circumsranes?

The

point

b.ing madc s that this

aspr of the ESH dozld

b.

t6led, ard the

p@blens

or expennenkl

design overcome,

bqt it

rsld involve an

infringement of bumar rights. Expenmenrson

peoPle

|rc ft@nod upon

in official circlg, at last n

public.

A

fai

bcncr

way would be to find such condirions

and individuah

'iD

plx' and delemine lheir belief st ms.

A

8md

exanpl of

rhis is

Fovi.tcd

by lh

'Jane

Murphy-

(e

examined in rho final

chapre..

H@oc . in my

neenigarionsr is equauy l6ar har

not every ncoutter

6rpe*nc.

bas this blief-inducinSeflc't, and som

are more sD@sful

lh.r

othe6, a.d sne are @mplorely

unsu@sful- In the

'Tnor

in the

Hd*

of DoUs' i5$,

ror

nmple,

rhe sudden appa.an@of

groups

of

linl. and.osynoG ckraked

beings in the house

of ih fanily @n@md

t ni6ed thm. Pe.haF this rcaclion isi.cidental and sme of the fafrily

mcmbeB

do no* re nize the

possibility

of an alien rae. In sonle cass,

thc

wit|ls d@s not

develop

a

changeof outlook or a belief

systemuntil it

i trigFred at

a much larer date

whon

thy cohe

into @nlact with

rcrncone

who

provides

an idcnlificatiot'

of their xPerien@,ot

puts

it

into

a dtext ro

which

rhey can

relate. n rhese

q$s,

th skanSe

tnl)mlous

event rcnains

$t

rhrt, and t cxists n rheir

memoryd a

Fcptual

islddJn.elated to anything hsr

thcy have exPeriencr

b.fore or

[email protected]. it

rhe phenomenon

this

actually

mean

rnythiog

thar is apprehended

by the snss) had a/ effe.r

on thir

W.kawha@t

@r'Nond-view ),

then to somettent tbe un@nsicou

hs a@onplished

$mthing in thc sial

vorlltlt k obviou, ho\rever,

lhat

not

al/

Fy.hic

or CE cxperietd

lead to a blief system.

Jusl as

hmantind's

*x d.ivo is ulnmarely

to ensurc h suryival

of

lhe

spcies, t

*

:

l

t,lo6 - tsYqficct-osE BNcDoNTals

THE ELECTTO.STAGING

IIYPOTHBSIS


13/131

samc my, . rligion

or bclicf n .or

d*.t boo or o{

i

Fychic

or CE

crpcri.de, ..d ir i5

tltc

t

mElizd

Fydb-.ociat

ptw3

. eoci.t d

wilh

CE crF.icnces that .rc

irduc.d by the ur@tlscious.

t D.t6 Gc of

th. sirl

pressur6

of m.crru

tt|t

'd kc

rcrl'

locirl lrrudrB. Thii

pllls

is kropn

rs rciftition

in cociologl. Thi @

bc i

vcry vi8ms

pro6s,

s foltlorira6

will t6tify.

Thc

.Iotktorc

.ff.ct, is

r falt.

pblnomemr

proprgitcd,

ultimtely, 3lbliniMlly.

It is whcrc d idca

@tch6

tn

public

imgirati,or

60 srcn8ly th.r cvc. poplc

in lulhority

t{ill dlpirc i | r doublc-think wiy ro pmpltatc a bclief in son.thi.a thar

really dc not

erisr. This is

prcciscly

rh. social .ffcd rcfend

to .rrtiq

rg.rding

thc aim of thc

u@Kio6 in

ptodEitrt

thc cE erF.icncc.

Tacirg

th.

gcBi

of a

b.ticf sfltcm, ho*cvc.,

is a siologi.rt

rdivity, dd

rociolory is mt d

ctad $ic@: ind,cd,

n thc optrlo. of

mod siologists,

it i6 not. sience

rr rtl. Gcnc6lty spertirg,

rhcre arc

irhcrcnt prcblcn.ticel

a Fd5 ir tcms

of obietivity.r, Thrt ir

ro sy.

man studyint

sial md

h

vcry

dift.E t hm

man sdying the .rtural

world, In rb. lan.r,

mar is

p:n

of. $p6Er systen. ttc is

disircl flm

n.tuic

and hGk

'orlturc-bond'.

Thi mcrn$ that h. brirgs rith hin d

inrmd

sr of vahs, .orms,

NMprio6,

erc., to th. siDdy of

anorht

huDaa

group

rhi:h

rffcd his

nterpr.r.iion of the

d|ta..d thc d6iAn

of

th cxFriDenrs

thelNlB. Ther

is nothing iDr.insi:rtty

rrcng rith

lhis

rppre.dr, a ldg

a suchvalFiudgertc.|.

rrc [email protected]_HowEr,

siology

c.rmt bc rcg.d.d

as sicntific io the

s. rE ny s, ey, tGring

.rFtal fomation

or thc bchaviour

of litht mc. It is

a tund.Ntrtd cm.

to reSird sial .calities

a havi.g

rt|c s.nc objetive

st ru .s n tE. .

So, with ih.s resedstions

i. mird, it vould

b.

posibr.

to

s.t up a sid

erpcrimcdt

to t6t the ft ,pothGir

rhrt CFr havc

a tcndcrcy ro 6.rtc

b.li.f sFtem., .nd that edr srstcms boDe rhc b.sis for sid

cohcrcnc. tu tl|.

sernc nuer that religjo.

{to6.

Th. S||hrd

coonction

Thc.c i.

crtcmivc siologi@l

lit Etrr

on thc sid ..atiry

of .ctigi6,

whce

grouF

hav. dcveloFd

out of ar indivitu

l's

visiordy

dpc.icnc..15

A

Aood

ctarple

of this is the dvtoPtEnt

of the

Suhrd f.irh,

ph..e

su.fi

an crF rcE wrs

Eitae..d

by

whit

@ orly

bc &scribcd a d

u.i&ntifi.d atno.phc.ic phcnorncm (UAP). An und.Gt.nding of th.

tuEti@ thrt

. cle


14/131

produ..

FFhic

effecls

(i...,

the i nd.D.rtli Dd the slD6cqu.rn ettiy

3 Ii &||MstEt6 ho* stimuhtion oI th.

urbMidi e. bring abort r

Fmrent

ctrqc

in

outlook, a.

well d dte6lios to thc

phFiology,

pcrc.p.ion

rnd irritivity

ot

^

iidiid@L It it

[email protected]

thit ottrof

.A@s. da @, otu

6 o Butt ot a CE apcicw, B a reuI of

'hidr

thc

eina .ff..tiv.ty

lurcIio8

6 d

'rcdi@',

r.Lritiv.'

or

fM-pzm^

eodd in . hetttirt ot

polErg.itt

odrat.

Tlpi6lly, likc lhis rmatr

after th. ktih3n. qimc s repon a tuae of rEychicpheD(,mn3 in the

postrltcolntcr pcriod. Thle irdude

polterSeist

eff1s rnd alparitio.s,

r'd ibo crt. -eer$ry

lbitilics d a lt$lt of ttci. in6.scd ittirivity

due

to rtc oF irg', or stimulatio., of tteir lton*ioa-

Duting the CE,

their reF@s ryslcn i. eiporcd to

EM ndiatio

(from

$uGs rlrcady

F.ntiomn). The

ratihar

produc

a siDilar effsr by

A@p

acrivition,

and this fi4a6ls

that there is ar orcrlap b.twe.n thc icnon

involvcd itr

both l::l c; rtrr, ir rr s/, thca ta6 at bz o'N .hi,8

aad sinildritf

b.n.ci tuh hw

tloup

it

fwrd

@d .L.1@&1ai.

fcw,

in rclati@

tJ th.i, .frcc1t

'por

tlE h@

ryJ|.r.

This is not, of cou.s., thc

only

evidence

of thi. thar sh.ll b

?twnted,

bua it

is mentiored hcrc to

introdue lh @@ot,

I lt is ommn fot dosc+ncountr

eitnsg lo $ffcr src tyF of

dr$blint o dcbilitannS

effdrs a a sult of their exFric.@,

iu*

ar

thit

*mm fourd thal her

8.re81

healtft colliaFd. $dr

effrs e u$ally

5 Th

viotcnt

effedr undrlire

thc cnrcmely

phFical

aspc.ls of cniin

Fychic

plrcnoneia, in mtadicrior to the

ScneElty

bcld a$mpdon

thar tty @

'all

in the hcad'- mdtd, subjeclive eficds,

or i6ub6t rlial

6 Ithrs$rongpuallcbwithtbcinducrimof

PKeff@tsbygoupeffoni

tfte'Philip' etFriDerr @.ducld hy A. R. G. Oren in Toionlo

in rhe

19r|{X.This inslved @nentEred

SrcuFsiU

to

p'oduce the cffc.ts ard

@nhuricati@ of an itnrgin3ry entity.

The blihan dG not r dircd.d

group*ill

as 6uch,bur

ar

me.tioned,

a @.tadon eftet originati.g frotn

an

ndul

cloc-erdrrd

crp.riere, cMr.d by th.

Frsond

enrgetk

nisloN ftm th. Demb.E in a

trup.

7 If r

gop

of adiv.t.d uncorscious nin(|'' c.r

prod@

FFhic

eff.ds

in tn indilidu.l

(.s

we

irw

vith the titihatr), thd it follo*s that $clr

efre.ls tnry bc po6sible rrtunlly', eith@l thc cons.iou orgrtiz.tioo of

3 d

lrDtrF

3

Subud,

and thc lrcpt of s t|ct*ort of u.corucioDs

ni.d5

prod$ing

or otributiq to lhe

Feciphnion

of a CE crFd.@ tu a

inllr6.iry id. . This

ii

c.rt

inly in

adrd

eith lpp.ririoml thco.y:

'HE

This my ld us ro won le. *tEther a

ghctly p.6$n@

@dd b created

u@nsoous,y

by 6

pe6on

wirh stonq

psychic

abilrtBs. and whether rhis

presence

could be

perceived

by orh6. The lire ol spsllalion sugrgesls

thar, it

polteqeist piEnomeM

may b created by a living

person's

reprcssd hostilily, appanions may be cated by other rcpressd

neds

ot a lMng indeidl

17

Tha .bility of th unconsciorr

ln rhe

prcvious

sctiotr it h6 bcen argued that th unconsciour

prsent

9r,rposetully

\tegd' everts to

give

th appearance f lbe existn@of a

EnSe of identilies. Before we even @k at ary of rhe mechanismshat ar

upd to a@mpliih this. l is obvioulhal thr un@n$iou i

in a ver)

advadaS@us

pcition

for rhis i6k. It is

ii

touch

enh rhe inner $ore of

in.gery. e4enences

and bliefs of the individualt ir has insider'

t.oeLdSe

of the op.arions f fte

pr@ptual

ystem nd, therefore.

what

sould

b required o sarisly .d @nvincc hal system f the

reality

In

iddition to this. t canalsonanipulate

hysi.al

eality n a variety f

cma.table ways

Fychotinerir.

So. hehumanuncon*ious

s

n a

rer)

powcrful pcition

to be ablc to crcarc ..alities

not only for iis o*ner. bur

.[eo, to $mc extnr,

or orhe* ro.

Inlcn rion sith tbee realities al$ varies n @mplerity, fron a sirpl

bnf

F.eprion

to [email protected] erchanSesveran extcnded

enod- n any

prnicllar

(:s,

vhar ments

a

private

hallucination and wbat involves

cncndd

sroup Frcefl'ons

dFnds not only on fte internal

porential

of

irdividuals. utalsonthe ambienr onditionshataffccr healrered

tare

of

@Niosnes

(ASC).

It is lhis ASC.

whre the unconeious s

dotni .nt,

that as raNitory

in nature,and has o be both riggered rd

Thcl'mnsious

iranyone individual ans he mmdial.envircnmen

around

ir or a mrc or

l6s pfmarcnt

basis,

and when it detecls smh an

.ncrttr,

ii tffi it ro creat

an appa.ition. vision or CE [email protected] i5

xhy

eL.circnic

equipment requently malfunctionsduring su.h eqriences

(1...,

lhere are .edirccled elect.omagoctice.ergies

iivolvrl).

Individual outtcts

for the undnsious varv- ln $me imtanes,

Flaholotkll presre frcm latnt tmuma n intrud into con$iousnBs

ln th

fom of iEa lional behaviour, ightmares, pparilions,

isions,

r

cb..{nounte6.

An lhenpy embles

individuak 1o

externalia

their

rcpr.ssd,

paiotul feelings in a more @.i.olled manner as

graphic

rymbols,

rhcreby makinS them easir o

per@ive

and, lherefore, to cop.

t 106

AiYclIc CLGE ENCO[lltats

TIIE ELECTNHTACING TTYPOTIIESIS


15/131

$ith. A Msid.hbly mtc

dtnnric .pp|Drdr i6 tl| th.r'p|nk cocp. of

'p6ychodma

. This

gorpthc..py

rppMh

cntrili cndoring drGctr

..tor' with

dl itcntity of th@ i. thc

p.tidt's

f.rily thit hvc

becll tlE

oe of, or wc.c i.rt

urnentrl h 6.{ting, unrqohEd mflicrs ir thci.

d.lic. lif.. This

'let'.

prclcnd'

:pflodr cncour{gcs dlc

pmjcdio

of tlE

idcntity of the

'grilty'

Fnilx

on to p.oty individu.ls, *hidr provide

a

sub.tirtrrednrrontation *ith

th@

vho

have rjlrcd $c $bjftr. Thc lih

is for thc emotior.l imFtur

to oyeEi(b thc f&-t of

prctqe,

end tb

.xp.essio of red conne.rd'ard dirc{acd cmotions frm . psiody

Sinil|rly,

'alicn

lbdudion'

qpriet'6

er frnaiid on

rhc tr.uma

p@re'

th.I is harndcd

by thc utprsioG d ao erpBirc venicb for

i.rcr

pain.

The

'abductid'

scenaiio is a stmbolic'actir8 of ard is,

lhetefore. a fom of

Fycbodroa.

The inplkfiion

is, ttcrcfore, thar $tdr

cncouters

arc itrleBally

Feived

visim, a.d ir *ill

bc shoen that th.

physiel

aspecrs r th ploduct

of an expc rc to ele.r.onugretic 6cld6,

which produB

the altered state tlcilitanng

the cxperiene i. the fi.st

Prim.l

th.r.py

Tlis was

dv.loped by

FFhiatrist

Dr Anhur

Jrnov

ir

th. l970s.

B6i.ally, shat Jalw sr's is

that

pcople

be@rc neurcric . adult lifc

du.

to tEuDatic events bal happned o

then i then eely

y@B

tlEt dty

have rcpNd

and forSotten. Then they forget

ttat thy have or8onc..

The decply

buricd tEuhas .em.ir i. rlE

peM.al

l,,l(rcio6 and

create natioal anxictie. Over

a

Friod

of tire, this d*loF irro a slate

of {ress which undemins the prfoma..e of rhe ifflividuat\ Erionat

tunctiots eber

any

gercralizd

anriety GuB- This

rop.ssd sE6 in

itslf @n act a5 a rigger

to

pereive

apparitiors, hallucinadds,

etc..

jusr

d it

gives

ris to the vivid ieascry in

nightn@s. Ii eill be slen larer

hos rhis

stleFrclated un@nsioc state is trigtored

by tbe additional

sr|K or exesive

iound ard lighl, which is hmsd by tho

ocon$iou

purpccfrlly,

d

pan

of rhe stage

ma.aSementof cEs.

Janov s method alloB th

pe6on

to f@l the oliginal mHynhtized

p:in

crcated by tEuma- This

painsre.rion'

is

a

pnmal',

and it is

halinS i. il$lt During rcurotic

str6. the individual dals *irh it by

symbolitnS it, and b@n$ of

the

impaiE..t

of the ntional ftd .rions

duing

rhis, rh. tr@$iou an b6ne

&)Dinant over tbe @eio6

mind dd thro* up

(.tr

analogy with vmitirg to

ct@r the sFtem of

unsanted

mareriel) imagery

that cnte6 @osioB

Fcpnotr.

Ju@

lmlett

ao erasple of this as sm.oft who had

drelopcd a

pani@lar

Ard then lEy @re. One n'ghl I lay

dcwn and

ell

asleep While sleeping

I

bcahe aware hat I ws tloatirc aboot he house @m

()m to r@m. I

fle* dto

th nchen and the rhey were. two lads om

lhe spceship.

drsed in untom

ahons

lighlv

g6bbd

one ol my armsand

esco.led

rn

$rough the wndow Into olr ba.kyard,

and

w

starled as@nding.

was aliaid o $y anyrhing o them. bur I heard hal rumblingsund ag6in,

ert of like

a

hugs

dieslengine

lr

was the sound

oi th6 salcer I

nruggled to be tre

ol rhem, and he next rhing I knew hat I was awaks,

shakng

n ear

Theyhadmadefietrmove

Nevef ave

had

a d@am

evit; nev' had I

ben so awa.e.That was no

ordharv dream ftv had

made

adual conta.l

w{h me

They had comllete

conrol ol

rhs

antal

Thet are

a

numbcr

of relevart isus here for the

alien

rbducrior'

I This'abdud e as a palientof Janov Fnbolized ally trauma,as he

.rpenene dcsibed.

I Thb erpnen@ s

cntircly indislinguishableiom orherCE4 eryen-

.n6, a.d

sugSens

hat hey

oo sha.e hisaspect fexrcmalied tratrma-

ComFnsD silh actual' rpora reveals

n overlap with cvcn rhe

$tlstdraty dctails. such 6 lhe time-laFe-like

.ne chanse,

*he c

lhe

Frop,ent

suddenly

finds

himslf back at home with no sns

of

I Tbis @Dd'tiooof repressd raumr

buildsup in all nable rdivi duah

?ho u nomal

dcfcn@ mecharisms o cope with thesearly

precipit.-

tioB of slEs. or'Pain'. asJanov cms thcB. Cof,siderhisexrract rom

I have

porled

out thal early events reglster rn our

systems evn

when

lhere hasbe. tu @sc'ousnesr

ol lhm

Thus

oJr srsrems

egrster

16uma' wh e the mrnd

olr

consciolsness may

be .egisteing

'happins

. We 6n

'he

to ourselves

andn

believewe

are

happy

whil6

Pain

gs

q{rirv

wnhin.'zJ

Thi3 imporlarl apec1 of nomalizod'taulna

is.xplorcd in relevant

tctit$ later; bsl it must be emphasized har there is no $ggestion

that

.ll'rMucteet arc mrrally ill in any way. hstad, d Janovt work

di5'crcd, we all t.lc or

board and accumulatdevolopmental rauma

tnd lqm lo @Peeith ir as

pan

of

gro*ing

up;

it is

usl

that some mumas

.tt mre difholl to o ain ir this way rhan orhcn, dd it t sgaimt this

il

t

:

i

t t


16/131

brtground of

'nomal'

d.rck

prcntrl

drc* th the

uicorucious uliliz.s

sulh life

.ituations to

propagar.

rhe .bdrrction dls.

-

in ddilbo .o

ott.r expBive outlets, such

a drcrms, thrt arc also cxPl*ionofth.

unconscioN. Itr frci,

vivid

abduclion' dttss

ntE oftcn ini.rscred eith

'rMuc'tion'

cxprienccs

preFr'.

Al$, . .ignificant

conbiior hcre is thc

fad thal

pohe.geist

rctivity

qn

(xnr

s a 6 lt of erre.nalird

stcss: this

is Jun8 s e e.ioriarion

rhory.

This th@ry ccrtainly supports thc

ESH and it sd6 to litrt th

pollergeist phcnomcnon b the CE exF i.cc. Dcvclopncrrrl, or

mmalized, t auma,

rcprcsd arAer dd .iiuationrl

strcss cln all

und,crmitremlioral on*iourncs

srd Gult ir a dnmtizd extcmali.:a-

tiotr of Fme tyF; suh factots.re

coddron to sll of 6.

Retuming

to the

'lMuction'

eperience of

Ja.ovl

p{ticnt.

rlErc is

als, in addition to the

tine

laFc asFcl, another irtiry fature.

This is

thc @ntusio. tbal eitncls.i

display ret&rdinA the reality-st tu

ot their

erFnence

(i.c.,

w6 I asat or s.s I

drerEi.r?1. TheE arc $ m.y

psychic

spcirl effects at the dispo.al of rhe

u.crnscioE ard, 6 srated, r

is h a

powerfll positior

to ovinc

Oe cotr$iou mind of the elity of its

'pmducrions

. The super-@l d@m

o. *ions od tnc mking/sl6pir8

thrcshold arc srr{drrd

mcthods or

p.*rting pmry

inrcmal

cxp.ricnc.s

s encm.l ewnls and

trfe

dae

when

the brain is slbjcctcd

to

elcctromagnctic ields. It @mpl.tely

side-stcF tlrc omdlari


17/131

coiadors and other acc6s

pdnts,

atd tlE inag6 ths/

rcone

are

msitord n .

central scurilv

room lh's

rcom conbins a

numbr

ot

tglevisis modts which ffiFnd to @h s4nty omm. lf an

idrudr

ents6 ths boildiru he will be

'n'

by one ol the 6tBas, .nd

wrll regtsror

oo

de

of ths scredsn tho cntal surity roorn.How r,

it $is intru.le, is able to

rake a

prdograph

of the

'mag

thar a came

'ws

,

srch as a @ni.kr wnh a door at fie

e.d,

and hen

quicklvpostds

rhe

photograph

m rcnt

of rhe Fe6, it will appea as

d

ft is stjll

'sgng'

lhe coridot, whsn n actlial fact n 's really egisten.gan nrrgc ot it. The

int

ude. can

rin

us

iho accss

dcor to

gain

nrry

withdJt

be'ng sn

The sdf,ly mn w'l still

bdi*

that he is sinq rhe

acrual

conidor

'Notioml

duplrtes opeEte h the ere wa{,fhey Ed@ the rlity

rhal an

indMdualwould nomally

pe@re

wrh an rrog tEr dupl@ies

the appearance

f

th Gality wth

rhe

human

percefrtual

prErarqs, tE

lmages hat rcphce rlity are

dodved

ro.n a md|ory

of that Ealityilhe

un@nsoous is able to r8p rn to thar

pa.t

ot rhe ne|Ws system dEr

conrrols

per@prions

a.d

int@du@

anolhef'staged signal nsteadot tt@

one rterted fem the dtuiionmeni A

smilar eftect @ld be

Foducd

with our hypothetil closedci.d ielevisionsysrem l a scrn se.ocred

and a

prerroduced

m@ing dm s shom. ll lhis lilm had ben ahered o

include

$me specialeFecls. so

ar

as the

p@r

ednty mn w6s aMre.

he worg

s6 appenronsappanngand d'sappeanrEor aliens

mareMl

izingthreughhwalis WilhCEs, is as t rhe norfral'

r.sflual

sqnal

is

inrerupted and a

'psychic

vid@

ptays

throuqh rhe

pecepiud

appararus,

gring

a shuhted r@lrty,

iust

as ahehatiw unmscious

imagery s

played'

dunng sleep as d.ams

It is cvident that the human @n$iousn6 is vasrly undetBrimrtcd,

lnd

thal the Ul, in coniunction with tb. powertul erergig f.m thc Earth\

stnta and artrfictal sourcs

itr

onc fom or aoother, ir ablc to

prsenr

produclions

eith

alicn

l&.d.r. This is simply

evidenr

by

erdining

tte

@ntent of what are temd

'hi8h{tmngen6'eMmleB

in

panidla.,

6

it is clqr that thcre is a mirinS of Elicr thcn6 with iraditional

Fychi.

or

iuFmatural

pbenomena.We

find fain6 and

goblins piloting'sp..eshiF

;

gh6ts

of rclativ.s rpFa.ing duing CEs; and evcr, in on enmpl.,

'blak

shuck

,

thc dark

8h6tly

dot l@tr8ing i. the @mer of a @rFted

nyint [email protected] Thcrc is .ot always a

vcry

slectiE 6tint dirc('or i.

thc .

Fychr.elly

st4cd

perfomanc.i.

Ovcnll, inen, ir is only l@

obviou th.r th.re @uld only be onc mi8in for all rbe rcalitiA - th.

unconrcios, or m.c spccifielly, the UI.

Th. UAP/dos..cncount.r

inta

tca

Th sp3edaf images tbat $

pidu.e

library' conrains are derived

panly

frcm the mN Dedia- Thy are adapied

by the slctivity rhat th

umon$ious displals ro bc almost unregnizabl

frcm the original.

Howvr, if the sirnss has nol ben po6d

to such nages for oDe

ralon

or dothr

Gu.h

as a disinter$t in $ience-ficlion), thcn tt'e

'rMNious

us d|ffit ary forn to reprcsnt analien

craft

a5long s

l

is enigmaric. This is why wc

gct

such a range of shapes,

oms

and

sizes

rcported as UFOS. for cranplo, cylindrs, o ah,

spheres,ciga.{haPes,

ru8by-ballsard, of @u6, discs-

Thesebdi. foms are he

probr)?e

for a

pe.lonalized

alien spaeship wirh ar ertmenr of embellishments,such

a aerials, enls,windows ndeven

propellers

s a

r.suh,

rhis

makes

ny

aMllsis of thcir

pcsible

srructure and

propulsion

both

irl.iSuinSly

mFtcrious and

ihpossibly

at6urd.

Une'plainod

ightshale ale been

p.odued

as

psychic

ffects' u.in8

sanes.

wbere he medium.who wouldbe coDearabl. o the

*itness n

an altered statc, indus such effocts arou.d

hin

or

her.

Similarly,

th

'focas ir polt.eist acdvily, also .lmpa.able wirb the CE witness.

induces

nerpldnedaerial ights round them. f thes

phenomona

re

mixedandmaGhdwith the uminositiesnd.norgcticeffects rsociated

with UAPS, bere s $opc for

quilo

spcctacularonbitations

whicbcat

lavc

physi@l

traces, such as

burm on ft

Sround,

s.ched veSetation.

eatch

maltuncrior,

radio st disruprion, water volatization, stopped car

cn8ifts,

rtinabums, sunbum,'nausea, lack{uts, a 6n.sta,

petitmil-

cpileptifom

periods,

and hallucinations;

r fact, all of th reponed CE

efis:ts. Ths

'mcdrum

ligh6 are desribed in Chapter Five.

Po.e.tially, hn, w have

quite

a @mplcx

picturc h.re

the

wi$ess's

uMNiously drived mageryrte.a.1swith, and s irfluened by, th

.atunl ner8etic effccts of lhc UAP.

The Rowly Regis evenl

(rec

Ct.ptc Scvcn)

is a

sod

example of this extremc situation

wher

personalized nag.y interacts with UAP cnergies. An example

of

a

h.llwinatory CE exFric.e induced by

protinny to

a UAP

is tbe evett

shich t@k

plae

on Pluest.adCommon,

uthast t ndon,on 17July

lql6. A

eoms who deided to rest on the

grN

phil

her husbandand

childrcn

eenr

on

ahed v6 suddenly @nfronled with a largo ball

ot

o.a.gc

light shich eme hunlil8 doB out of the sly and sttled

on th

trurd

about 50

yard{

(46

n)

away

from h.. Totally bem *d. she

*.nltd as t*o entities, *ho changedsiz as ihey walked towards hr,

corlronted

her in costumes

phich

wcre a cross rei*een sDace-suits

nd

chauffeuCs

ulifoms {lh

pated

ps.

Thn

the

figure

of

her father, who

had ben dead

Jor six

yeds.

appared n a suit and sa(on ft

g.ass

beside

uII)s

-

lsYclltc

ctIr6E ENmirNtErli

TIIE ELACIIO.STACING HYX'TIIBSIS


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hcr.

At tbis

poidt

sh. felt.ll

ihc blood d6i. do?||ilrrds

in lEr

body.rd

sh.

p..&d

out.

Stc lost hcr sidt for

rboqr th@ mnrh

rnd dxLd up in

En@uhtlr

analysis

This

URE

includes

a numbr of.spcds

rlrc.dy me.rion

d:

I A UAP enitting

a rrnt of hdiation

ttp6 that imdiatcd

rl|c i,ilnc6r.

The

enryics 6'6cd

inu6a to hcr cy6 .nd indued

rn attcrd

srtc.

Effe.t lo hcr physk osy iddudcd

dcmal iritatid

similar to thrr @us.d

by crtrcc

crposuE to llln-viokt

srd itrfn-red light.z

ThG tN of

@n$ioG'l6 wri

protEbly

@ui.d

by crposrE ro an ele.nical6ctd,

iur

as thc cirulatory symptons

dld h. |c

tc.r duc to mt|slar

sp6st

inducd

by ne|lMe orcr*tinulatioD.

sql|gjng the

blood tiom irs rmrcl

@e.a Thcsc

cfic.ts ft by no

n$E uniqE ard

h.r ocqnd in

nmber of.n6, in prriklle

the Rowly

R.tis cvent.

2 Non-UFGrclatcd

cxaFpld of

'black-outs'

caupd by ctccrric.t

fictd5

.rc

contnincd in n e.vi.o.mcntal

study of

polr/crtiB

@r the Dors.r

villageof fishpord in the lyrG.6 Thir k jun os enmple of frrny &it

*ill

bc

Sivcn

of the

oyerlap in tems of

sFtemic .ffets

bet*ee Mtu.al

and

anificial ndiatio .

.

3 The

c.titics themslvG

embodi.d a ruDtEr ot

id@tiors:

(.)

Cnauffcu6

-

thc who ddve/Dildt vehicl6.

(b)

Tdinological,lootin8

beinSswirn associated.body-grdgcFy.

(c)

'Little

pelple'/fairy

folklo.e

embodier

tbis im.ae.y.

Tih is r

rertnring

ttcne in eManrc6

of this tyF, and indtcsrG

tbat ri. sarnc

parts

of rbe

cNs arc atredd by fields

tom the

uAPs

in

other :ag. Ir is

a

*ay

of

prestrti.g

th hMrf,

fom 6

'alicr';

tbar is, by rdEirg

it

(a

an

imag)beyond he nomat rangeor variario. id si4_ This adaprationof ttc

b6ic humar lon

is characteristidlly

archeqpal and s

a dcsnd.rt of thc

'giants

and

gnomej

rhenes

of aaditionat

f.iry rales. n

UFO en@ ote6,

hdcve., n has

hasi@lly remained he samc

bDrwith a rdhDologi@t

ove.,

ley-

The em humanoid

s usd ro dcsibc

a b6i@lty humanrikcbcing.

4 The

post*Munter

efirs

inctude

Fychic

ptenonera, (i.e.

.

a sns

of

p|ene

dd

ass@iaied dishbodied voi@).

Both

of the* Save b,

reprcduced utrder

co.trolled onditions

during PeAinger's

experimrB

on

tfte cff*ts of fiel(ts

on the temporal lobe

of the brlin

SiFitarty,

reearch by ophthalmoloSisrAn.c Silk into rheoffe.is of

to ELF fields revealed

he follwint

disturbane ro

the cye:,

(.)

nag.ctophG"heses

(.)

d.grtnc

@mealstainine

(.)

morrc.tlry black{ri

Of cou.sc, all of rhessynptoms

*ould

bc rclclant

when

considring he

r'itnss's Do6t-ncounifi condition. rnd aho:

(t)

tcclings

of

tenor and dread, inlens fer.a Ttr.

too can

b induced

bt

ficld crposu.e. Also noled by Ann. Silk as a Bllt of the sm field

iimulus are thc heanng of

voi


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the sahe as

h

on

on lh.

erd of

ln dafi

I

a differerl oft Pa o .mrher

s.tior of it. Sh aked DC to

ptmis

nder to reveal thc n.tuEof tlE

lo8o to eyoEr a

promi*

whii he bs sub6.quendy P.. Both ntid6

were an

and

ehit

and only the

eonar

spor. Sh

had

m Ncccm

d

jnsl

rpolrc

'Bood Queen's

E

elish

. At

on

poiot

dlrirg lh erFrier, DC

rdred to tun away but found lhal his le8s rere

par.lysd.

After h

female etrtity had told hiD rbat their mi$ion v6 one of

pec,

a door

op.red

in thc

mft aDd Eth .atercd, rlF md

fi.st. Thc.e v.s nolhirg

unu$al about their gnit; both ealled oormally. Wttr thy rerc abo.td,

the

crift

went straight upaards, ort of sidt.

DC suffe.d ftom a neBN stmch for eve.al dars affeFards ard

did not slep well. He

eould

lie awake, thi.tirg of the etrco,un.. ovcr

and ovor again. Hc also c'pcne@d a

'sicily

feling' for

a

period

of a fw

dals- The

police

were oltac1ed ard rhy lot his drD.ged rorch aeay

for examination, retumiag it a few days later- Il ed f@rd ro have

suffered from *vere hqting effsis. Slbequently, invqtitaloF sr*cd

rhar

the sanc cff@r could

hc obtained wirh

a

bl@lahp. t,c reFaredly

tried to eork oul why the entities should not war him to rcvql the raturc

of the 10g6 on their ch6rs and mft. He bas nol wn it bfore or siE.

Encounter

content tracing

Il is

possible

o ,nalys the

elements of the e6u.rer

ed to @relate

ihem with psr

evenb i. the sitncs\

tifc, as hey sbapdand dtmined

the nature

of ihc experiene. Fotloeirg ihrc yea6

in lhe amy, DC

b@m a

phFiol-lrainin8

instructor and thined in

boxi.g and kaEt.

Thc latter di*iplire involves

rentd as well d

phlsiol

conrrol. DC t@*

up mcditation,

alrhoughal rhe rine

of thc cMunte., he had rot

pracrid

fo. a while.Suchpre-e.mu.ter infltence3 esrablishcntal paneffi shich

facilitare habitual occurrenG

of altercd state of

corsciocK

(ASC),

which

b4itslly is ehat mediiativ. pEctiq

ai8 for. It k a Loe,

s.Lrory

noisc

srate. which is ale

conduciye to u ASC. CLearty, DC m d

reoSnir add

apprei.tc the

perfel phlsiquB

ltat thc ctrtities rere

dsibed a having.

a

his

b&kground as a

phFi:l,l'airins

insrncror,

iogethcr

with his irvolvenn. in pbysil

ac'tivities

gemnlty,

vtuld

e.sily

prcvidc

a stock of imgery of

pnFically

pcrfct

super-humc. Not only

did the entities

biv.

perfect

bodi6

(DC

sid

.rh.y

rooked vcry

fit), they

ale displayed hem, i.dicating th.t their .ppeaEnc wd an rp..ssionof

phyrical

cultuE{rlenrared idats rather

rhar rclating ro eD tin.l of

fu.ctional ap.l

of spae{uits. This ..Fci

of display is signifi@r io

undcBlandins rhe linl

betwn the* backgrcurd i.flu.ccs

aDd th

imagcry

of the en@unter. When

@.sidenn8 the modem imrgery

rhat

lc$ wcll-tnom

Ma*elman of cotnic and filln fame com o mind. Their

physiques

re shovn dranatilly and this appar vanity appeab

ar sn

incontruous and out{f-chr.acter asped, but it is. of @uM, sntial ro

display tbc enbodinent of

pcrtcct physiquc

and

perfect

morah. This

.6pect

s?s

irdeed expresscdn tftc encounrcr. as t was madeenphatielly

de. rhar hc cnlitis'mission rs oneof

peace

vague

ut

vinuous.

The

loos r insiS.ia n their bodies reals reminiserl of thsuprheroes

Supen.n himslf is dcpicled as an alien fton the

planet

Kr)?ton.

Crptair

Manel.

Supem,n, Supetuonanand Batnan alwa)sdisplay n

idcntifyir8 logo on then chesrs; the latter, who had

acccss o sup.-

Fdgcrry

rather than supFpown 6 such,al$ rcde in the Batmobile and

B

planc,

bothofwhich al$ caried idcntiryingoSc

-as

did rheentities'

craft

in

DCt cncounrc.

Thc

cape s aho a featurc of dres for the whol

Super-fanily,

including, significantly,

Supe*ohan.

All

of

the

Super ard

Mael folt'hercs and he chanclen derivedhon them. ot onlv have

fihlctic

physiques.

but attradive faces

wirh

no trace of ruggednes, whi.h

DC's

nitiesals displayed.

nly

ore

ofrhe$ [email protected] as

f.ir, hoeeve..a.d pe.hapshe avoidan@ f this charadristic temm

flw a d6ne on he

part

oftheir creatorso $hew ary hi.t thai ould be

intcrpreiedas a dcpictionof Hitlcr's Aryan hdt er race' dals.This

w@ld fit in histo.ically. as the

Superheres

fint

appared soon after

WorldWar IL DC repons hatbothhisen$iieswrair but hat heyhad

3nambig@us, lm6l disguisd .hak-styleharcouldhave eena hlmet-

Docs the ambiguiry of the naturc of the

hair

-

fai.

bur

posibly

only an

.nificial

addition ir the fom of a helmet refl.t an

anbiguhy

of

anitude?

Thar k to sy, $mebody who would appreciate and be

ifnp.ihetic to rhe idealsof

ph)sicalpcrfection

on t he one hand, but

rlj.cr

th. ..cial

undenones

eiih *hich

such

an ideal may be rs$ciated

*odd uno.$iously disguis the aspct hat embodied lch racialism

Altcmatively,and much more straightf osard.as DC bad be.n iD the

r.tny, a hclmet

would

bc an Eppropriatc ddition.There s

rrequentl

rl.h

'hybridization

f foms.

as

hre s in dreams. nd he entili.s hal

DC o.eived

were a ombiration of various relatd ihemes @ntred

.round

th

Supe.-hecs

of modem

post-war

Anerica. Of couM. this is

ror

ro 5ug86t that rhc

witnes

rioughr of thes. elemcnts co.sciously,

rrthcr

that rhey

wer

slded

in thc

ssme

w.y that drean mate.i.l

GrErg6, @.ding to the stek of imaSe.y hat ehbodi.s the expresivc

taads

of lh unonsious. All I hav. dof,e is to tra thc oltunl .oots of

Itt

.. inag6 ard show how such

figurcs

.nbodicd the

monsious

lnlluences

of the eitnes-

unoa- tsYckc ctGs ErcoglrTts TlfE EI.E]CIIo-$IACING YPOTfi SIS


20/131

lhi.), tnerc b .

good

ctarcc th.t .imil& .1cffi8 sDld G|Ft.. Thi

.o.rcix$

coGtnr.lion ot .n

inusin

ry sro.y ario rtrrri tryon unco||scira

influM lo em.rtcnt. InbdG in

CE ctp.ric.cc or in.t

h{$mry tal.

-

tlE rin|d

'mk6

mthirg

'rp':

it i

ju*

thc

leyd of

pEcntarioD

$tt hs dificring

Frs|.l

.rd sisl otiqE||G'

AmdEr .sp.r .or coicrcd tu rh. fi,ndbn ot th. 10g6 ir th. sliry of

tne e'tqDter- Sucn citnh .rc dsed o identify ncnbcr.

of r

F.tisirr

goup.

ThcEfoE, by rpp..nr8 G d id.otiting

8rq|p{yDbol,

they

firnctioned 15 r dEvice o inply tbat tlF trc cnridcs bclodg.d ro. gqp

d ..cc far

awry

f.o |

thc ct|countcr situition. Sudr ltmbols of rcf.srcc

crct d .he

cxi.te@

of d

urlee. aod

no'Fe*tcd

pogrLrion

ot r,ti*l

th. tw eodrtig rerc

pKnted

c repte.rariE rcmbcri Hd ouH

this &vic. atis? Swh Dori6 oI th olbctire n turc ad dilir of thc

eriitis

can

only

have b.en intrinnc to tlr. rio|cs's uno|E.jGly

diti@ting im.geiy and rcfl.ls

another

nod.

opr@/, rs

p6n

of d|c

hydtsbuildif,g sta8e|Im.8e'tBt. It is mt to linplistb

to hot into DCs

nilittry

tcc{gDurd to fird tlE oridMl id. of strdr labelbna o{

gooF

using rsignia. It b intc.Estins (ud confi.tt|ind b ndiz. that r iinilst

ied for srEy a that

ctptt sed by $e eraities @dd r&o Dc dcir|bk

by a ftilitrrt |tlx'|miss.G

grcup-

Sudr a

scouling

porly

,o rl

be

dcpicled a. .arying rgponry, lite thc entities re-

Abo, $cft

@tmal suneillance [email protected]

idvov. dis.blina dt illmiErio c

potcrtially

dan8eru dcvia xtticn

mry be thr.t. Ttc cnti.i.s *.8

depicred s doint

pcisely

dti. by

' lDti4g

or th lighf

. Tbb ddnatic

clcrdt

turctioned to clininat thc

visl

esry ni$

lioduc.d

tt

the

lamp, a thb *Eld tnrcrtc.

d ASC thlt DC 93 uffiindy

mainuirirA. Thb ..r ws PWen irto thc en@ume.

rsr.tivc o

pld,

iigrific.ndt 6 tte very first &t of the .lldMter erp.rirrcc- Thc

be.m

'shot'

at tbc torh

d.pided a high lcrcl of lEkrDBhb, brvira bit ttc

t r8.r m dE fiBt attmpt. This

dos not .|n to fn h with thc iLals o{

pby'icrl

otluE in DCs betgmrd. Hd 6uld.rdt

ar inci&nt f i o

hn .tct of imrgery

dcritd fiw

pd

cpcri.tt6? Cruld iB iatBio i.

tE c'E*nte. dEm bc

due ao rhc int rldirt tad rhaa DC hd

gm

r*{r(h ed had qulifFtiB in gun

n rtmarBhip?

Aore Slt, h hcr |w.rdr iDto the sFtcnic

efhrri of clc.fomrgrEti.

ird

piczo-n.gnetic

fie.lds, 106 li6t

pMiEr,

th.

phtd(t|

ryrytols

rcftrfird by DC t tar |'olu rcarlt fron $cn crpGrc (mEr,

.titly'

fclings). Thb

dG

c . dE to thc

erergetic di|nulu6 rhi.t, I rordd

dgoc,

DC wi. undouD..dly epGd to,

pMipitlti[

.n

ASC r.d diai.rl

synplomr.

Gxnmcniing

&nc6uy,

Silk mr6:

Elct l

6s v of

spcctfic Eqtfti. ard wMl6.'9rh 6n stimul.to

fiorElas aclivity,

po,cplids

..d bhaviod rh.ough tha kindling of

.|urcns n

sp.ific ars.s of tho b*ai^,

$

temporaland ociFibl

obss

brr

Dsnrorlariy

abb in

thrs

.ospct. The hylDthrhmus

contrcls

miabolisrn

and

tEt

poductio.,

the li.nttc zom dtrcls

fllotbB-

The

ttuit

ry mdrtmh sretd is ssiire io mrgneik fielC lnd .fl.crs

ftun this stald'nc.t, il 6 bc ..en thal such fi.lds c.n crea& ASC5,

F.lpird

rnd

mr.bolic didurbancB- Th dGi.g 3t tcD t rcg.r.li.g

.iEdid

rhythD is esp.ialy rct v. trt to DC's rcport of his disrurb.d

lo.p

p.nm.

Ttc nrcl.tonin

prodrrdion

in rh.

pin.3l

d.nd

is dlo

iworvcd

in rh. tunhr

ptoduclion

of t*o

h.lluciartory-a.eoci.t

d o.8.nic

dcmizls: Dinolim

dd ..rotdin.trr Th4 .a involvcd in REM

dr .nirA,

hcid d@min dd othcr natur.lly

(Eunir

ASCS, udr a

ncdit tire st|t6. Thcrcfm,

qpGurc

to frUnc.ic ficld6 dor sccm to

tr bcn r lilcly c.ndnb.c tor l'. ing ioddc.d [)ci dprincc.

Thk

rlper of

contenr

treing' b enlnl to th. ESH, and indicard th.t

rn

ny of thc cMntcr

F@pdos

s bc hccd b..t ro thct oridn

-

th


21/131

aO{eaiors

to

the

-Eectrostaging

typodtsis

tho6e who insist

that we

o.dir

Ebsolule

orml of th nstooc of

'

p6 /.fbknelic

phe.nm$s

blo

procding

udher

hrc misu.doGtood

tlre Eture ol $iotlic dqliry.

Etpt

in

the fiolds of loOic nd

purc

.ia$6mrics

there is m sudt thiig 6

'abshrts

proof,

for

all

lac $l

Lwldgo is

provitonal

We h6w to male the .rost

asooaHe

eehPiihs llom

the data a "ibbl aid

go

on fmm thre.1

Tlds

scntircnt .ho appliG to the ESH. Thcories propoiing

fid thc UFO

'|h.rolneron

b

FycNtic

h natuE hlve rct wirh a numbr of

lt.rldr(l

.biciin,

eh*lt fall

brc{dly

iuto

thEe er.torid

I

P*Fild 6pd6. Psycni.

etpt.r.tios do

not

accoDnt or thc

phFic.l

l.|ort

of tlE

phercreM

rcported, Thc .t&sification

'close,.n

ounte' of

tc

tc.oid

ldnd'

(CEZ)

rctc6 to

ptysical

tta6 bn afier

a UFO

hs

tlp.ncd,

imludi.g:

Iround

tr.es: broL.n and bumt vegerariotr;

It

n dtc

p.t oo?

I

Cadrltet.

U the

phcllt'mnet

is visidurt

or of the s.re n.ture ss

'rt d3o NcocsideEble rurber of Epo.ts lidinS

physiologicrl

changoe r

I

lfte

ro *irnes.s, and anin.ls.

'd..dirl

Ddfuretion: d d.m8e:

a.d

renairing hat.nal

t|@s. ThcE

a

AtLipL

eiot sing- lf rte

UFO

phnomercn

is aU n lhe hid. hry N

tttqlr

of witrl.ss .ble to s UFo3 ard, more rarly,

entitier? Or,

put

lFaher

w y:

lr UFOi rre hallu.inarory. boe @ rhey be co by mre

or narifsted by rh Dnld in

gne

say, how

do

,itr$ser

all

rsentaly

lhc same e$crierc.s,

with

th s* typc of entiry

tiDe and .g.in? This

k

ihc

global

objcctiq, or thc

'FNnts

in

to h@*'iB in B.idtd' objcdio.. Restrtd, it

aits: lf UFOS

pd

tieir o.ortnrs.re b6i..lly iDaSirary or thc

produ.t

of individuak'

fatina

dte.ns, lF\r,

r' tte sam

qriri.s

encourered all ove. the world,

d rt Lat. in diffcrenr lnElated caB?

lrFos- x;YcErc crGE anoouiarExl

OI'ECTIONS T(, IHE ELECTIO.STAGING IIYT'OTHESIS

Wbdctcr

n

rmrc of thi. .xFrincc, doc: nor fit .$ily inl,o


22/131

Fron tlic ffit riil

prcsnt

d o far,

thc

rc.d.r?in brvc.odrc iL.

a. io

ho* t solLd

a'l6*.r the objdrios. .ltluth

'@n6tilml'

Fydti:

crpldaaiors

d,o

.I

shon.

A r6drch.rJa.qu6

Vilc rct6:'A.d*n c

it is

probablc

th.r . mplete

dreory of

glrcc

oould confiE .llc

phclli,mE

to

pemtcs

within

ttc

tuDr ncworr .y rcm,

tt $ nc is

Ii is di&nt

ir rti. n

g.

tlLt by frs cnmd|t *'H b. thrr d 4rdl

dE

y

b inpciblc hecaulc

th t

I0 ptcnonEnon

is mlde up of r?ora

thtl d6qibc. rttuz of wrchtcd o.orrEnccs- lt *ould b ftc rying to

fitd . codnor ofuin fq dEe, rnoiun, time

ard tenris.

No

dorlbt

.rct pcopk

in ine UFO-crdy fcH harc a vE

y

d-a.concept d

o

ebli

rent3 e

part

of tlE

uFt,

prrc|lre@n p.oFr

ard *hidr .rc mt.

$dr

s.llivity sm rbslutly iccc.6ary;

trut the erd&si@ d 3.,ft ..?6s

in favour of orhers. that e mt rcgdded d

ccntral to tft.

d|cno l{to|r,

b

i subjc.live rnd inhrIdy bied

pltEs

th.t k

vcn

i.

fur

eiah

cadr

' grdEr,

irvBrigator d intcrEst

d

Fny.

Also, r.ports th.t

g'E

rci.rd

.r

'roguc

ca s' that do mr

'rcaly'

fl to b.

'proFi

t Fo

phnor|cM

.r

idal

c$e matciial .rd aE .Ecrly wtrt thc

ph|x'llHor

i dl rbout

lo otlm- Therc i

l|o fited d.trtritior

q

stad.d that is miEMlly

e.ptlbb; m cxmplc sil n tc

tiis

rt

inpo.r{nt

F

trr dcar.

lrtE-staldiry Gnbcr of B(,FjORA, Roy Rdlrn6 *6 sdling

ottc

$lltrM's veriog trom

his

d@

of w.l al thc t-idon W6tdd

Telcvisim buildina m the

South Ba |t of tl|c Ttrrlc, bdon. Ir 18 thc

middl of th. ru|}lsr and a ltc app@ttd

r sccrionof ttF South Bdt

.tB

complex, cdlcd l-owr GMnd, he b@m .s rc

of

i

sLrng.

flotGnrg dd ]niriing

sound

|xt

abov. his hc d. Otr lootin rp, IE

'3

dmtrfaord.d to s . Ery itrrngc

so.t of

tle.dr

&obi.sor @ntr.p.ior

flocting a li. |. .bow him- It looL.d lit . dnun.tion ot inotiL. dut

corrid.d of

srul .8ik,

Fopcnr-litc

.ppqdaS6, tridgd...nd rccrrn-

ttdd

pltt.s,

wi6, ban&

and a conplcr h8r-box, har-crlitdcr.lEF all

|no{in3, tumirg rrd spimira in difia :n

dirctions. Hc lotcd srourd ar

thc

re{.rion

of

prsseFb:r,

bot tlE srEd to be

ohlivioos to thc

i'ffii'E obiect-

Quftc

nighrcn d, d rin r *E d u'lElit', he

bcr.t

to ?rlk fdt r trmrds rh. cnt

.ncc to W.r..ioo St rih, ldid|r to rhc

colnpl.l. A. hc

pred

.168, he 6ord

scc the objc{r otr of ttc corncr of

hi. .yc. It

sc.tn d to ttc follcina hiD. Padcriry, te r.n

d|c ld fc*

trid

rp ot to d

deEted

edl?Ny

rl|.l L'rh into thc rari(r .'bqr|E-

StofpinS brifty b.ldE dtcrirs it, hc

tunrd rtrd botcd for dr dirtc

dtrrdior,

bul ir

rs

t|orhcE ro bc sn- H@ver,

hir.itanim

rrr

caBht by wht h.

6utnd reE bids takina off nm thc to? d.r o{ta

blod( rc.rby. Hc lh'c

s t irc snrll rcd lithts *E lina i.to tbc

't

'mvctrtitnd'

t

Fo{ilbiin Epoir'. [t b rctaling io sk dFlv6. why

,Ea?

Suh cac s th is cryo.e ou. deFly h.ld .$Fptions rbout UFO.

ad

c.lr.lL.ge thc

psErFtc6

tnat *c atdibu.c lo dtln. For . st n, Roy't

UFO

&6 .ot 5ccm to bc .ny type of .dv$.cd tcchrolotic.l dcvicc;

ndcd lhc

vcry

op0o5i..: it slnacts of

loe

lcch.

Evcr if it is

l|.umcd

thd

lr

b no. ary tyPc of vchiclc for tnBportins @psnts and hrs

gnc

othc

Fnpoic,

wh s Emotc-controlled lcconneileancedcvice, it crn hrrdly

b. i.id to lnvc tnet rry 'stc.lrh' spccificatids. Bul relty, thrc is no

tlen fd not

iicluding it in

ou.

qtaloAu

of UFOS:

n wa enrinly

aid..tificd

dd flyi.g; it r.ted io bc . slectuEd eft of urikmwn

d.rign.

It is

ut

th3t th. designdc rot conlorn ro whit h.6 com. to b.

qrrd.d

4 acccpt ble in UFO-$.udy tc.nlr. Ii k ab{urd.

Thc dcpicrion of lhc UFO rccms to .tullcnlp

Roy's

caiegdiation

of

UFO.

rcnccring

bis sphisii..tcd view of th

phem'lMor

-

I

.aFierc.d

iNBriattor. Ii

providcd, pcrhaF,

ar rsumption-tcsting

tctuc-cdc

.nd it

v{s

.s if his u.comciour

(for

it

must hsvc b.o r

Fnuciration)

I,..aying:

'You"

a UFO

inrstiSrtor

-

islud. thi sn

i'

$i.g itr your id6 o. UFOS.' It is nor knom vhst RoyS

liclErFtim

rcrc .t tlE tifre, bur, likc drlatns, CEs r flct th.

rihcss's

irn r r.lit ir sori

say.

.

Ncrenltlers, thc

poirls

bir ma& rcg..di.g ov.nll

th.o.i6 irc:

I

An

ovcral

th@ry is impodsible beq& ec

t.t

rcpons ba d on a

;ftlE

of utrrclrtcd

Dhcnma..

rhi.i, inctu& IFC, that rcmain UFOS

tr.

to i86cjent

idoftrdo',.

Also,lh@ cae.

ihat i.volvc rh. vitrc

t'.th.r

i

cr..tion

with entitig are

no

16 robiguoN, as n is tb.sc c:lcs

tfd,

typr,olly, hde .b$rd, irnlluoG clehe.r.

in

colnnlon

witb

'Ff. ic

.nd iortctits foltlor. trditior..

t

Thii lc.ves the dtc.nariv of

hrving to.ire which

(:es

to includc

.

t

Thb

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