posted on Feb, 13 2008 @ 10:52 PM
reply to post by Wyatt
My name is Michael Landon and I too have had certain experiences that I can't explain. I truly believe that I was abducted by aliens from my house
in Phenix Virginia not once, but three times. Each time with certain familiarities which I can't eplain. Certain sounds, like a low-pitched
pulsing
noise as well as, and this may come as a shock, but clear visions of what I believe to be greys on what appeared to be an alien spacecraft. Perhaps
some long forgotten childhood memory could account for this sense of having been their before, but there's no way to be sure. Before the first
incident occured I would have considered myself as a true skeptic. I would watch people talk about being abducted on t.v. and laugh at their
eccentricities thinking that they were apparently off of their rocker, but now I know all too well what they were experiencing. I'm sure you have
heard all kinds of stories like mine and I'm sure that they all are claimed to be genuine, but this has effected my life in a dramatic way. I am 28
years old and afraid to walk outside at night. I have been alienated, no pun intended, from my family, my neighbors, and most of my friends. The
sense of security I once had has been replaced with a fear that at any moment I can be taken against my will by aliens. I have feared for my life and
at times my sanity. However, there is another side to all of this. It might sound crazy, then again here I am claiming to have been abducted by
aliens, but I also feel a sense of meaning to what is happening. For some reason I feel like I am now connected to something much larger than my
self, something important like I have been one of only a chosen few to be aknowledged by these otherworldly beings and I know that my life will never
be the same. Religion is too strong of a word to describe the way I feel about this, but I feel very spiritual. On one hand I'm always fearful, but
on the other, I somehow feel like life now has a meaning. I don't think there is enough room for me to go into full details about my experiences,
perhaps in another reply, but for now I simply pose a question:
Along with the obvious negatives regarding your experience, do feel this sense of importance, this "spirituality" that I feel?