I Was Just ABDUCTED By Nordics!! Holy Crap!!?!?

a reply to: WhiteWingedMonolith

I mean... It sounds like an ex gf that he thought was single.. .and turned out to be a married woman. Why do they even still communicate? Why would aliens bring him on board a ship so he can yell and curse at her?

To be able to use "JT" as some kind of credibility increase and NOT share the blog strikes me as the usual trolljob. We would dissect the hell out of, probably find something that doesnt match the story and he knows it.

Have you considered the tradition of Útgarða-Loki and the chamber of illusions, perhaps the tube was a finger of the glove of Skrýmir perhaps the woman was a cat, things are not always as they seem and within that chamber everyone is sick because of the stench as tradition has it.

Everyone here draws their own wrong conclusions but Stormfront was not always the name of a website and Blitzkrieg did not necessarily involve tanks, neither was Donar simply a Kebab, which is to say you no longer understand the former traditions, the mysteries of Thor son of Memnon and the Samo-thracian mysteries of the Pleiades and the face that launched a thousand ships.

a reply to: WhiteWingedMonolith

Man am I lost , but its fun, back to reading

originally posted by: bknapple32
a reply to: WhiteWingedMonolith



To be able to use "JT" as some kind of credibility increase and NOT share the blog strikes me as the usual trolljob. We would dissect the hell out of, probably find something that doesnt match the story and he knows it.

And most of us know that there is no blog. I think the OP also knows there is no blog.

originally posted by: muzzleflash
a reply to: cosmickat

Thanks for digging up that post, yes I was referring to "if I were abducted as a child".
I didn't see any relevance to address the "do you have kids" question because it seemed mostly rhetorical to set up the following statement.

I really did not want to go find that post so thanks for taking the time to do so.

Clears it up fine for me. Glad someone took the time to straighten that out. Again, there is some type of weird thing that happens sometimes when a post is replied to using the "quotation" icon where in the edit box, the place where we get to type, the worded quote is there, yet only some of that quote is revealed once posted. Then when you go back and edit, to see what's going on, the entire quote in wordage is there, but if you don't know the code, you're not going to be able to see what the error is to fix what ever went wrong so the entire quote shows.

originally posted by: muzzleflash

originally posted by: Reverbs
a reply to: muzzleflash

your story kind of reminded me of NEO in the matrix.. he falls through a tube and wakes up in a spaceship outside of what he thought of as "physical reality." Hes disoriented then throws up..

you also remind me of how many people supposedly see owls as precursors or instead of the "grays."

and in my view there are not so many differences between devils/angels and EBE as you called them, but I wouldnt assume biology myself. I wouldnt assume anything when ones perception is being obviously messed with..

I do think there are non human intelligences messing with our heads.. UFOs could be real or just something your mind saw.. Who knows.. If it was me doing it Id make you believe whatever I wanted you to. It wouldnt be the truth in any case.

Thanks for bringing that up.

I did consider the Matrix concept - or that I might be an Avatar or something. But I kinda downplayed it because of my reactions and questions and feelings. I don't think I'm an alien.

This is all super weird because yesterday I was writing about the film Avatar specifically in relation to Hindu deities (which in Hindu myth actually use flying spacecraft essentially).

So there's this weird merging of themes and concepts here.
When I said Asgardian it could be also equated to the Hindu gods as well.
That's why I used the terminology "NORDIC" because that is what the blue aliens are called in ufology.

Nordics aren't "blue aliens". They are blond, blue-eyed humanlike aliens. They resemble people from the Nordic regions of earth (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden), hence "Nordics".

Further back I said, "It appears she said his abduction was believable because she verified she saw him at the same time, on her blog." After I continued reading onward I see the reference JT made in her blog is Thor (blue) and then his real name, a day after the OP posted this.

originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: bknapple32

If you go through his post history you will find quite a few lines that are reflected in his OP. It seems he has has dome sci-fi fantasy ideas floating around in his head and he is using the gullibility of some members to test his writing.

Apparently you havent went through his entire post history in all other threads then. Make up your mind too. one minute ya saying ya support th eop the next you are ripping into their story to impress a noobcicle.

OP, you really should read Corey Goode's transcripts to gain some insight on how exhausting being contacted can be when going public. He just does his best to state the facts.

So I'll tell you something interesting that happened to me the same night this happened to you.

I had just turned out the lights to lay down. With my eyes closed I looked into my forward brain/pineal gland area. It 'felt' like I should do that, so I did. Then it 'felt' like there was a presence of Intelligent beings (contacting me,) and it felt like they wanted to show me something and to keep looking in a forward way like that. It 'felt' like they were saying they were far, far away from where I was, in 'space' somewhere. It 'felt' like I was saying, 'thank you, what can I do to help?' That was my first and only question to them and it came out of me genuine, not planned out to make sure I would say that, I 'felt' very 'service to others-ish' with them. I 'felt' peace with them and no harm. Who ever they were they said they had a gift for me, which could be for all of us. When I 'looked' forward with my eyes closed I saw stars everywhere, like real stars, very realistic, then I could see I was in outerspace. Then I saw a red swirl/spiral forming, well formed in some areas and misty in others. Cloudy. Then I stopped it. It lasted a few minutes it seemed.

What I saw reminded me of the last picture taken from Cassini decending through the clouds into Saturn. That picture is colored red. I think NASA/JPL colors it red and the picture is taken in black and white but I don't know for sure. I was viewing these pictures before I went to bed and had that experience. When I viewed the pictures, I felt sad and teary eyed. A genuine sadness. Not that I followed Cassini but that it felt like intelligent life was on Saturn and my sadness was a concern for their well being.

That is all.

a reply to: icewater

You know, I can understand your point of view.
Anytime I hear stuff anywhere remotely like this, I'd almost always (maybe 90% of the time) construe it as complete bunk.

It really is something you have to experience yourself.
Aside of that, your mind will just come up with whatever to rationalize it away.

You gotta see it yourself.
Until then, it will all be a bad sci-fi script in your mind.

originally posted by: WhiteWingedMonolith
OP, you really should read Corey Goode's transcripts to gain some insight on how exhausting being contacted can be when going public. He just does his best to state the facts.

I read the first one you linked.

Some of the information he shared seems reasonable, I guess, from my point of view after having gone through this.

But so much of what he's talking about seems so impossible to believe. All of the secret govt contacts and the dramatic infighting between the different sects, I just have no position to gain any insights from all of that.

If he has any information that would be valuable, I'd like to see it. But I just get this really strong feeling that there's no way everything he says could be true.

He may believe what he says, and he may have even met real aliens. But he claims so much intricate stuff, and it's such a sordid story.

I really don't know what to make of any of it, and I of course am very skeptical.
As an example, Alex Collier is a famous contactee that discussed a lot of stuff, but he was a lot easier to believe than this guy Corey Goode. In comparison, Goode seems to go way overboard.

Now keep in mind, I could become just like them in the next few years, and then I'll eat my words. But from my highly uninformed position currently, Goode sounds like an aspiring Sci-fi writer and most of what he says doesn't make much sense to me.

Icewater's point of view about all of this is an interesting contrast as I am stuck in the middle between seeing this stuff from a point of view like his - completely disbelieving and not knowing what is fact from fiction - and Goode who is like Contactee on steroids where everything is a deep dark alien conspiracy.

I totally understand the skepticism of everyone because I am totally skeptical of someone like Goode.

a reply to: yuppa

Who is the noobcicle?

originally posted by: muzzleflash
a reply to: icewater

You know, I can understand your point of view.
Anytime I hear stuff anywhere remotely like this, I'd almost always (maybe 90% of the time) construe it as complete bunk.

It really is something you have to experience yourself.
Aside of that, your mind will just come up with whatever to rationalize it away.

You gotta see it yourself.
Until then, it will all be a bad sci-fi script in your mind.

Yes, But I know what I saw, In the 40's my dad saw a ship come out of the lake late at night where he was fishing, I wasn't born yet,

a reply to: bknapple32

One of the conspiracy theories floating around in the UFO community for decades has been that Hollywood is used by the Military to discredit UFO reports.

The gist is that Hollywood will cover a lot of aspects, and then anytime anyone reports anything everyone will say "this guy watches too many movies!".

Do you go around taking parts of films you see and creating elaborate falsehoods to create an environment where everyone thinks your nuts and wants to lock you up in a ward, ensuring that you'll never be taken seriously again?

I don't. I'm way too self-conscious and embarrassed way too easily to have any reason to do that. The only reason I had posted this story in public was because I was willing to sacrifice what anyone thought about me to tell them the truth about something really weird going on here at Earth, and that my own personal experience is my personal guide and shared that with others so they could at least anticipate more accurately what might happen to them someday.

Posting this has already created a lot of grief for me, and I just know it deep down inside that it will continue creating more and more grief for me as the days go forward. All sorts of stuff is coming out of the woodwork and I don't like most of it. I knew that was possible but I, stubborn hardheaded me, just had to post it anyways....

a reply to: muzzleflash

Im in no way trying to ridicule you. And to your point, I could easily see hollywood using bits of real stories into their movies. So the fact that these items exist in movies in no way shape or form discredits you.

What it does perhaps do is.. Offer a different perspective. IF you were lucid dreaming, chances are influences from the fun world of UFO/Alien movies can inject itself into your lucid dream. For instance...

You said you were researching Avatar.. I dont think its a leap to believe that you are fond of that movie. Enough to the point it had you thinking, right? Lo and behold, the Nordics ( who are NEVER described as blue skinned) have blue skin. Just as the aliens in avatar. Its akin to hearing a song in your dream as youre waking up in the morning. You happen to hear a song playing that is actually coming from the radio or your phone in real time.

originally posted by: raymundoko
a reply to: bknapple32

If you go through his post history you will find quite a few lines that are reflected in his OP. It seems he has has dome sci-fi fantasy ideas floating around in his head and he is using the gullibility of some members to test his writing.

Incorrect technically.
I've never written Sci-fi.

I wrote ONE fictional story on ATS in the entire time I was here.
It was "High Fantasy", and I pushed it aside due to frustration after only putting a few days into it.
It was a fun exercise and shows my fictional writing skills and techniques.

I made sure everyone knew it was fictional fantasy before I even started writing it (and anyone who thought it was real is completely insane and doesn't deserve access to the internet, it's Warcraft for God's sake).

Virtually everything else I've written by and large is pure non-fiction. All the occult stuff even, it's all pure 100% hard fact. If I made any mistakes in those threads, you're welcome to point them out and correct them.

a reply to: bknapple32

I've never seen Avatar actually. Most of the pop culture I research and write about I've never seen or plan to see. I only use it as examples for explaining something bigger.

Earlier I attempted to clarify about "Nordics" - I went and did some research the 2 days after my incident and discovered that there is no agreement in the UFO community about this.

Some people DO describe the Nordics as "Blue skinned". Some people say that's the Andromedans or the Pleiadeans. It seems to me that a lot of these stories differ in use of terminology.

So really it doesn't matter what the hell we call them, what matters is that I:
1) Identified them as ET
2) Told you they were blue skinned, at least 1 was.
3) Can guise themselves as looking like anything.

I initially called them Asgardians. That was my own terminology, and it was because of Thor. I related that terminology to Nordics because Thor is from Norse myth. It was an association of convenience.

To my knowledge, they never explained who they say they are or where they are from. And that information is irrelevant in the end, to me, because all that mattered was that they were ET and are from somewhere not here.

So again, please keep in mind that there is no consensus among the UFO community. Everyone seems to disagree on all of these types of "labels".

a reply to: Stormdancer777

I was really skeptical of the whole telepathic communication claim early on.
As time passed I became more open to the idea.

After my experience I'd say I'm certain they have some form of telepathy and it's powerful.
I don't know how they achieve it. But I know they must be doing it.

originally posted by: bknapple32
a reply to: yuppa

Who is the noobcicle?

What is a noobcicle?

a reply to: bknapple32

I've never seen Explorers, good find.
What is the context of the "slide" in that film, do you recall?
Like how is it employed in the story?

When I was a kid I saw a clip or so of Fire in the Sky and was too scared to watch through it. Thanks for finding that "grate on the floor", that's very close to what I remember seeing.

In my experience though the entire floor was sorta like that (?). I puked right in between the receptionist station and the information station, facing the tube (which was maybe 20 or 30 feet away). My puke was then cleaned up immediately by however this thing worked.