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From: Sean Jones <tedric@tedric.demon.co.uk>
Date: Sun, 3 Oct 1999 21:17:58 +0100
Fwd Date: Sun, 03 Oct 1999 17:54:37 -0400
Subject: Abducted?


Hi John, James, Errol and any others that might be interested.

I have had an interesting discussion with someone about other
things but my interest in all things ufological is well known
and he posed me a question.

This is not a direct quote, but along the lines of what he said.

As a small child I had "dreams" of floating through walls and
pipes and when I got a little older they stopped. I was five or
six at the time. As a teenager I read a lot about astral
projection and put it down to that. Also as a teenager I always
had the feeling that I was being watched, or followed but this
never amounted to anything. In my early twenties some times when
I woke up I felt as if I had not been to sleep. Another time I
felt as if I should be missing some time, but wasn't. In my
thirties I found out about abductions and the like from having
my curiosity roused by watching Fire in the sky and reading a
few books. Then I wondered if any of my previous experiences
might have been something to do with being an abductee.

So the question is, have I been abducted?

I asked him more questions about his "astral projection"
*dreams*, as he is an honest chap I believe his answers about
his memories being somewhat fragmented and he can only clearly
recollect one instance, but he is sure that he "did it" many
times. I asked him more about his feelings of being watched all
the time, or being followed, to which he can only recollect the
feeling nothing else. I asked him about his lack of missing time
and he said it was like waking up and thinking that he should be
missing time, days even one a few occasions, but he never was
actually missing any time, he couldn't really put into words
exactly just how he felt about this. I asked him about his not
feeling like he had slept and he said its like when you go to
bed and it seams like you only switched the light out minutes
before, when the alarm clock sounds.

I suggested that many children can astrally project themselves,
and that astral projection is a verified thing. I suggested that
his teenage feeling where paranoia, and that his early twenties
could have been his pace of life. All are possible I said but
not conclusive.

He said in the end, I can easily believe that it is a case of
all of these things being true but I can't help but have this
niggling feeling.

--
    In an infinite universe, infinitely anything is possible.
                         Sean Jones
               http://www.tedric.demon.co.uk/