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Originally posted by Gazrok
My take is that the OP experienced a lucid dream (no doubt brought on by the subject matter being watched prior to sleep).
As for invoking the name of Jesus to ward off aliens, only a Christian believer would possibly even consider this as working. Even if your story was 100% true and happened, it would more likely be your tone and protests, vs. the actual words said....that would have made them go after an easier target.
Christianity isn't even the dominant religion of the world (although most here in the US seem to think it is)....and for it to be right, all the others would have to be wrong.
Even if you argued it was right, and there was an infallible God, then that too would be incorrect, as I'd say a deity unable to convince the majority of his own creation, of his existence is extremely fallible. Therefore the Bible is incorrect. And, if it is incorrect, then where else is it incorrect?
I do thank you for having the guts to share, but my call on it is that you had a lucid dream.
reply to post by LastProphet527
furthur review with my team,we fill that you was almost abduted by the alien race that flys the triangle ship
A night terror, also known as a sleep terror, incubus attack, or pavor nocturnus, is a parasomnia disorder, causing feelings of terror or dread, and typically occurring in the first few hours of sleep during stage 3 or 4 non-rapid eye movement NREM sleep. However, they can also occur during daytime naps. Night terrors should not be confused with nightmares, which are bad dreams that cause feelings of horror or fear. According to the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, nightmares are relatively common during childhood. However, night terrors may occur less frequently. An estimated 1%-6% of children and less than 1% of adults will experience a night terror episode within their lifetime. Sleep terrors begin between ages 4 and 12 years and then usually dissipate during adolescence. The most common age for sleep terrors in adults are ages 20 and 30 years which are chronic in severity and frequency with the episodes waning over time. Though the frequency varies between individuals the episodes can occur in intervals of days or weeks, but can also occur over consecutive nights.
Originally posted by Thingol
Originally posted by Whateva69
In my opinion its not what you say to make then stop, its that you are telling them that you are not willing to go, you could say you belong to the toasted cheese sandwich god for all it mattered.
The point is in most cases you have a choice to go with them or not.
And yes if what you say is true then I believe you had a real encounter.
love and harmony
Whateva
What is your "opinion" based on? I feel you are doing others a dis-service by marginalizing the significance of calling on the name of Jesus........if you can find any other instance where an abduction experience was stopped using any other method.....I'd love to see it
Originally posted by ChristianJihad
reply to post by Kharron
You do realize you will now be tortured in hell for all eternity for that blasphemous rant aginst the loving lord your G--__@~~~##***$% D I may be able to forgive you but unless you repent and accept the lord J~~~###-__S as your saviour you will likely as not be sodomised by extrodinarily well endowed slit mouthed Tan aliens that go by the name of Trevor for all eternity and a bit more. Please my friend save yourself now walk with me into the light gird your loin and be saved.
Originally posted by flashtrum
reply to post by skepticconwatcher
Well, you certainly are brave to share a story like that - I'll give you that much. And you are smart enough to operate a computer and you write well enough.
That said if you re-read your own story, I think you'll figure it out. You were watching an entire marathon of this stuff, fell asleep, and you might have even been lucid dreaming and experiencing a sort of "dream within a dream" rather than having actual sleep paralysis.
I have two lucid dreams that I'll never forget. One where I felt a sort of evil force sit on my chest. The pain felt real enough, but it was definitely a dream. The second one involved being visited by a former teacher and two other people who wanted me to go with them somewhere. Most of my dreams the surroundings are never really accurate when I recall them - but this one was. In fact I considered calling a relative to ask if they knew if this teacher had planned on visiting me because the relative and teacher keep in touch.
These types of dreams definitely stay with you. As for it being real, no one was around apparently to corroborate your story, you don't site any physical evidence, and you woke up "laughing"? Like I said, read what you wrote - you know deep down what went down.
reply to post by LastProphet527
I understand 98.7% of every thing when it comes to aliens.
Originally posted by LastProphet527
reply to post by ChristianJihad
Back in the 80s, I was in the middle of a war that very few people live to tell, that is why I fully understand the situation and any other situation as far as the two groups are concerned.
I understand 98.7% of every thing when it comes to aliens.
who s captain scarlet?edit on 21-6-2012 by LastProphet527 because: (no reason given)
i am pretty sure an ET would rip you to shreds.
Originally posted by AGWskeptic
Originally posted by LastProphet527
reply to post by ChristianJihad
Back in the 80s, I was in the middle of a war that very few people live to tell, that is why I fully understand the situation and any other situation as far as the two groups are concerned.
I understand 98.7% of every thing when it comes to aliens.
who s captain scarlet?edit on 21-6-2012 by LastProphet527 because: (no reason given)
You were in Grenada?
Panama?
So Aliens are demons now? I guess all things mysterious or unexplained are evil.