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From: Joseph Polanik <jpolanik@mindspring.com>
Date: Sat, 7 Nov 1998 18:51:28 -0500 (EST)
Fwd Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1998 21:08:14 -0500
Subject: ASP - Intuiting 'Entities' in Time to Resist


In her new book, 'How To Defend Yourself Against Alien
Abduction', Ann Druffel summarizes the various ways in which
individuals have resisted the approach of entities --- potential
abductors. The following extract is from the chapter on
'Resistance Technique #6: Intuition':


It is apparent that the earlier an experiencer detects the
approach of harassing entities, the better resistance techniques
work.

Although many abductees report that they suddenly awaken aboard
a craft with the abduction prodecures already under way, many
other experiencers often perceive a progression of events before
the creatures take charge.

In general, the progression of events can be listed as follows:

1.  The experiencers detect presences, indicating that the
entities' approach is imminent.

2.  They experience a feeling of anxiety of the beginning of the
loss of conscious will.

3.  They experience paralysis, either physiological in nature or
brought on by terror; that is, "frozen in fear."

4.  The entities materialize, increasing the experiencer's
terror.

5.  The entities produce a feeling of calmness that soothes the
witnesses' fear while bringing them under greater control.

6.  The witnesses experience teleportation into a craft or other
setting they do no recognize, and realize they have been
captured.

7.  If the experiencer's fear resurfaces, the creatures
telepathically convey phrases such as "There is no need to fear"
or "It will soon be over".

8.  The entities continue with prodecures, seemingly medical or
otherwise investigatory in nature.

<...>

Some withnesses, however, are intuitive to the degree that they
can detect the approach of harassing entities long before other
experiencers can. These experiencers describe how they receive
telepathic messages in their heads that the entities are on
their way. Others feel various physiological effects ... that
serve as an 'early warning system'. One well-known Los Angeles
abductee ... invariably feels a prickling sensation up and down
her limbs and the sides of her body, which increses during a
period of forty-eight hours before the entities arrive.

Druffel speculates:

The fact that resistance techniques work more effectively when
the experiencer has intuitive advance warning seems to add
strength to the hypothesis that the harassing visitors are from
an interdimensional source instead of being fully physical and
extraterrestrial.


And then describes the case of 'Robert Nolan' [not his real
name], who is an ex-Marine with combat experience in Viet Nam.
Apparently, the same intuitive sense that allowed Nolan to
detect the approach of Viet Cong on the battlefield also allowed
him to detect the presence of abductors.

Initially, Nolan wrote off his experiences as 'bad dreams'. Then
it became clear to him that the creatures were harming him. He
developed an ear condition that the VA doctors couldn't explain.

At this point made a choice. On some occasions, when he didn't
want any contact with the creatures, he would use some form of
mental struggle to break the paralysis, finding, as most
experiencers know, that if the paralysis can be broken the
entities will vanish.

On other occasions,

"... He purposely does not use his combination of resistance
techniques because his curiosity about the visitors has recently
become stronger than hes desire to prevent harassment. The
creatures have become a matter of intense interest to him; his
curiosity about them might be the main reason why the
visitations continue, because his curiosity is stronger than his
determination to rid himself of them permanently. More than one
resister in my database is similarly conflicted.

At current writing, Nolan still has the ability to break of a
visit when he intuitively becomes aware of the creatures'
approach and when he does not wish to interact with them."

[Source: Druffel, Ann. (1998). _How to Defend Yourself against Alien
Abduction_ New York: Three Rivers Press. 111-125]

Joseph Polanik  <jpolanik@mindspring.com>
Trionic Research Institute  <http://www.trionica.com>