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Originally posted by starheart
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I will try to find one of my links that i kept: a man talked in it about how to repulse and stop psychic attacks. It demands a little bit of practice and concentration, but it might help...
Originally posted by ScientificUAPer
Originally posted by starheart
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I will try to find one of my links that i kept: a man talked in it about how to repulse and stop psychic attacks. It demands a little bit of practice and concentration, but it might help...
Here's a tip: Seek advice from a doctor or psychologist
Originally posted by Whateva69
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I have psychic attacks. yes people bad things exist, those things you all call episodes of sleep paralyses are real, entity's are attacking you so wake up.
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Originally posted by starheart
Originally posted by ScientificUAPer
Originally posted by starheart
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I will try to find one of my links that i kept: a man talked in it about how to repulse and stop psychic attacks. It demands a little bit of practice and concentration, but it might help...
Here's a tip: Seek advice from a doctor or psychologist
Oh, yeah, sure. You mean the same guy that is under the elite government and will tell you to get under drugs? Do you know that bad aliens actually are more powerful when you're drugged? Why? Because your mind is too clogged up to put a barrier.
BTW, great debate between you and DJW001! You really got to the point!
Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by starheart
BTW, great debate between you and DJW001! You really got to the point!
No. They missed the point entirely. They have refused to commit an act of compassion because it would threaten their belief system.
Originally posted by Druscilla
Alien contact/abduction is primarily a psychological phenomenon.
You're free to disagree, of course, and disagreement is certainly expected, though there's several studies that have replicated the alien abduction experience under controlled conditions in the lab as a psychological phenomenon.
The following are some papers on the subject:
The Psychology of Alien Contact and Abduction Claims
The Construction of Space Alien Abduction Memories
The Ordinary Nature of Alien Abduction Memories
Memory Distortion in People Reporting Abduction by Aliens
Transcultural Psychiatry - Sleep Paralysis, Sexual Abuse, and Space Alien Abduction
Read and enjoy. You may learn something interesting, and/or at least have a new perspective on a perspective you disagree with.
Originally posted by ScientificUAPer
Originally posted by Whateva69
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I have psychic attacks. yes people bad things exist, those things you all call episodes of sleep paralyses are real, entity's are attacking you so wake up.
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Good Lord, you got it upside down here.
Sleep paralysis is a psychological explanation, it is NOT a tool employed by aliens or fairies or gremlins or whatever.
Thanks. Here is good article on psychic attacks.
Originally posted by starheart
reply to post by ZetaRediculian
I don't know if it could help, but you could try different kind of music (classical, rock, celtic, pop, techno); maybe some hertz frequencies might keep them off you. Also, perhaps trying to imagine very firmly something happy, or a picture, a way to keep your mind closed to them.
reply to post by ZetaRediculian and Unity_99
I will try to find one of my links that i kept: a man talked in it about how to repulse and stop psychic attacks. It demands a little bit of practice and concentration, but it might help.edit on 30-8-2012 by starheart because: (no reason given)
Psychic attacks are diverse and generally reliable, but not especially powerful. Nevertheless, this is the most feared type in the game: so much so that the two types weak to Psychic attacks are usually shunned in link battles. Conversely, Psychic and half-Psychic Pokémon are frequent choices, at least in part because they are resistant to attacks of their own type. The reason for this dominance is not the attacks themselves, but the agents that can deliver them most effectively. Chief among these is Mewtwo, the most powerful of all Pokémon, but the list goes on: Mew, Exeggutor, and Starmie are also widely used and respected.
Originally posted by Whateva69
Originally posted by ScientificUAPer
Originally posted by Whateva69
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I have psychic attacks. yes people bad things exist, those things you all call episodes of sleep paralyses are real, entity's are attacking you so wake up.
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Good Lord, you got it upside down here.
Sleep paralysis is a psychological explanation, it is NOT a tool employed by aliens or fairies or gremlins or whatever.
Unless you can see in the spiritual realm, ill take your advice as blah blah blah.
Love and harmony
Whateva
Originally posted by LightAssassin
reply to post by Druscilla
You will only believe when you see it for yourself, or experience it (and I truly hope you never have to).
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And if you haven't checked them out:
The Betty and Barney Hill case.
Dr. Karla Turner.
Travis Walton Case (6 people take 2 sets of lie detectors tests, and all pass....statistical impossibility that they could be lying about the incident)
just to name a few.edit on 30-8-2012 by LightAssassin because: (no reason given)
... the circumstances surrounding the Hills' experience reveal a very sinister story.
It is clear that the Hills were being monitored by USAF Intelligence before the encounter took place, through Major James MacDonald, who had befriended them some time earlier. Betty Hill wrote to Donald Keyhoe who, despite the fact that he received over a hundred letters a day, homed in on this initially unremarkable case. (At that stage, the Hills remembered only the UFO sighting, not the abduction.) Within 24 hours, Keyhoe had arranged for the Hills to be visited by top-level scientists, including C.D. Jackson, who had previously (definitely not coincidentally) worked on psychological warfare techniques for President Eisenhower. Stretching coincidence far beyond breaking point, Jackson already knew Major MacDonald, with whom he next interviewed the Hills. Most importantly, it was Jackson who drew the Hills' attention to their missing time period; until he did so, the couple had not realised that their memories of that fateful night were incomplete. It was Jackson who suggested hypnotic regression as a means of unlocking it. It was Jackson who then arranged for one of the Army's top psychiatric experts to undertake the regression (as if a civilian expert was not available?), under which the full story of the joint abduction “emerged”. However, as many researchers have since demonstrated, a careful review of the timings actually shows that there was no missing time at all.
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The best-known and most influential of all UFO skeptics was Philip J. Klass (1919-2005), longtime Senior Avionics editor of Aviation Week and Space Technology magazine in Washington, DC, and one of the founding fellows of CSICOP. Klass wrote many letters and made many phone calls to people involved in the story, including Travis' family, the local Sheriff's office, polygraph examiners, etc. He found strong reasons to brand the entire story a hoax. His conclusions were written up in great detail in chapters 18-23 of his book UFOs The Public Deceived ...
Klass writes that Pierce told him that, on the day of the "UFO abduction," Walton did no work at all, claiming to be ill. During the afternoon, Mike Rogers disappeared from the work site for about two hours (perhaps to prepare the UFO light show). They usually left the work site about 4:00, according to Pierce, but on that day they remained until about 6:00, thus they were uncharacteristically driving home in the dark. If they drove home in daylight, the UFO light show would not be visible.
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