James L. Walden - The Ultimate Alien Agenda - The Re-Engineering of Humankind

THE RE-ENGINEERING Of HUMANKIND
JAMES L WALDEN, Ed.D.

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DISCOVERING ANOTHER DIMENSION

Imagine looking into the eyes of an alien being and realizing
that everything you thought you knew about yourself your —
heritage, where you came from, who you really are was a lie. —
That's exactly what happened to teacher, counselor and pub-
lic servant Jim Walden when he looked up one night and saw
an alien being standing at the foot of his bed. The events that
followed would turn his world upside down and force him to
rethink everything, from relationships to his concept of the
universal order.
His story — rich with images of a secret underground test-
ing facility . . . alien beings here on earth, operating within a

fourth dimension . . . ancient religious figures revealed as
aliens ... the unveiling of an age-old human-alien hybrid pro-
gram —sounds like the makings of great science fiction. But
for Jim Walden, who had never had any interest in science fic-
tion or extraterrestrials, these events were far from fictitious.
Discover the details of what happened that night in 1992, and

the numerous encounters that followed during his interdi-
mensional search for the truth of his existence.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
James L. Walden, Ed.D. (Pennsylvania), holds a doctorate
in business education. He served as the city administrator
of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, and has been a tenured asso-
ciate professor of business administration. He participated
in the development of the 12-part TV series From Beyond.
This is his first book.
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THE RE-ENGINEERING OF HUMANKIND
JAMES L WALDEN, Ed.D
1998
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For loving, supportive friends
who listened without judging:
Jacquie Froelich
BarbaraHarmony
Mary Henry and>
Erik Arnesen;
and for Barbara Bartholin
whose tireless, selfless compassion saved my life.
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Foreword by Barbara Bartholic ix
Part One
The Night My Life Changed Forever 3
Sleep Is Impossible 9
The Regression Begins 17
Going Deeper 23
The Day After 41
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Writing It All Down 59
Part Two
Human Hybrids 69
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Who Are the Huliens? 81
viii Contents
Love Obsessions 91
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Let's Start Over 105
Part Three
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My Alien Emerges, Feet First 119
Something's Happening, Barbara! 131
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Old Big Head Shows Up 141
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Return of Old Big Head 155
15
Thinking It Through 167
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Playing Devil's Advocate 1 79
17
Reptilian Origins 189
Epilogue
They Are Us 207
fORiWORD
During December of 1977, a handsome, beguiling dark-

haired professor politely declined an invitation to attend the
premier opening of the epic UFO film, Close Encounters of
the Third Kind. Dr. Jim Walden decided to spend the

evening in his cozy study grading students' final exams.
The captivated audience that watched the Spielberg film
that snowy night was unaware of the real-life UFO drama
that was occurring simultaneously in their own neighbor-
hoods, and throughout Arkansas.
Shortly after 7:00 p.m., the telephone lines at radio sta-
tion KTHS in Berryville, Arkansas, were jammed with
incoming calls as people tried frantically to report UFO
sightings. Terrified teenage boys were chased home by a
UFO that hovered over their car. A frantic mother

claimed that her frightened daughter had been electro-
cuted by her curling iron as a UFO passed over their

house. Farmers reported that their livestock went "ballis-
tic,"and ferocious guard dogs cowered in hiding as mys-
terious objects maneuvered silently across acres and acres
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x Foreword
of icy pastureland. Dismayed law enforcement agencies

confirmed the event, and officers watched in awe while
strange lights remained suspended in the dark winter sky.
Personnel at the radio station received a tip that a "big
one" was heading in their direction. Anxious announcers
rushed outside just in time to watch an object, reportedly
the size of a football field, glide slowly over the station
building. During the following months, witnesses, rang-
ing from nurses to nuclear scientists, continued to report
More than 200 people in
the evening's unusual events.
Northwest Arkansas witnessed UFOs that December
evening. Outraged farmers, nervous and deeply con-
cerned about increasing cattle mutilations, formed heav-
ily armed patrols. They camped in fields throughout long,
eerie winter nights and were prepared to shoot the perpe-
trators if necessary, be they human or extraterrestrials.
My investigations of the unprecedented UFO encoun-
ters in Arkansas consumed nearly three years of my life and
set the stage for my lifelong devotion to identifying and
researching alien life forms that interface with humankind.
Fond memories of that time, nearly fifteen years earlier,
flushed through my senses when I answered Dr. Jim
Walden's introductory telephone call. He introduced him-
self in a soft-spoken, gentle voice. The thoughtful realist,
and once-skeptical critic of alien encounters, spoke in a

guarded fashion, trying desperately to avoid sounding
insane as he described the recent disarming appearances of
alien beings in his historic Victorian home. He cautiously
told me about his abduction to an underground alien facil-
ity, described inexplicable marks on his body, and expressed
his overwhelming fears of short, slender aliens.
When I responded to Dr. Walden's plea for help in under-

standing his contacts with alien beings and accepted his case,
Foreword xi
neither of us realized the significance or the magnitude of

our future alliance. As his life's story unfolded, I learned that
he had been a successful business manager and a respected
educator at major universities in Arkansas, Missouri, and
Oklahoma. A year before we met, he had accepted a leader-
ship role in the management of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, a
thriving resort community nestled in the grandeur of the

primordial Ozark Mountains and known as "The Little
Switzerland of America." Dr. Walden's demeanor suggested

that he was in control of the alien intrusions in his life; but
beneath his controlled facade, I man who was
perceived a
struggling to maintain one foot in the human world while
the other one explored an alien dimension.
Throughout his unimaginable and traumatic encoun-
ters with aliens, Dr. Walden continued to execute his chal-
lenging duties as a city administrator with composure, dig-
nity, and courage. Always considerate of other people, he
was careful to avoid creating a fearful environment in a
community where he, and many other residents, were

being examined and manipulated by invasive beings from
another world. UFOs and aliens returned to Northwest
Arkansas during the spring of 1992. Cattle were spared; but
the aliens targeted "human livestock" this time.
Investigations of human contacts with alien beings are
time-consuming and complex activities. Hypnotic regres-
sions are just one component of the total process of docu-
menting and assessing such extraordinary events. The
researcher and the subject must develop a continuous and
integrated partnership, which may span several years or a
Both must be dedicated to an unending quest for

lifetime.
understanding relationships between humans and aliens;

and the researcher must be committed to providing tire-
less support, counsel, and comfort to the subject. As Dr.
xii Foreword
Walden's case illustrates, such researchers evolve with their

subjects. The investigations of his accounts of traumatic
alien abductions have facilitated the development of new

theories about the presence of alien beings and their inter-
actions with humankind.
You either believe in this phenomenon or you don t. For
most people, belief is experientially based. For those who
experience the alien presence, naive concepts of human real-
ity are forever shattered. Dr. Jim Walden was a researcher's
dream. For nearly five years, he meticulously documented
the extraordinary events of his life with pristine accuracy. He
was valiant in his efforts to acquire understanding of his
alien abductors. Dr. Walden stepped across the boundary
that separates human consciousness from human-alien
connections and returned with greater understanding of
himself, humanity, and interdimensional worlds.
Barbara Bartholic
Tulsa, Oklahoma
June, 1998
Part One
IWISH I could forget the alien who stepped through my bed-
room door and abducted me from my home. In an instant,
this experience transformed my life, and forced me to ques-
tion every one of my core beliefs.

It all started one night in March 1992. I had enjoyed a
pleasant evening at home, and got to bed at the usual time. In
bed, I read for a few minutes until I felt ready to fall asleep.
My bedroom wasn't completely dark; street lights shone into

the room through six large windows. It was just as I dimmed
my bedside lamp that the alien stepped through my bedroom
door and glided to the foot of my bed. Simultaneously, cold
air filled the room. I was wide awake, but petrified with fear
and terror. I began to cry.
The alien stood at the foot of the bed, its large dark eyes
focused on me. The memory will always be engraved in my

mind. The being was between four and five feet tall, with a
bulbous head, disproportionately large for its thin, frail
body. Its gray skin appeared cool, moist, and leathery. As I
looked into its face, all its features disappeared, as if it were

4 THE ULTIMATE ALIEN AGENDA
becoming invisible. I strained harder, but now could only

see its silhouette.
Then, the being's right eye enlarged and turned bright

red, as if activated by the flip of a switch. A brilliant beam
of red light streamed from it and penetrated my right leg,

just below the knee —where I felt a sudden stinging pain. I
jumped up in bed and grabbed my leg with both hands. I
was chilled, confused, sobbing, and terrified. I said out
loud, "I must be dreaming!"

I was so terrified of the alien that I couldn't bear to think
about it — so I told myself that a spider must have bitten my
leg. I jumped from the bed and ran into the bathroom. I
stood there for a few minutes, paralyzed with fear, repeating

that it was "just a spider bite." When I was finally able to
move, I found some ointment in the medicine cabinet and

rubbed it on the small, red spot on my leg. I didn't think
about the alien. Transfixed by the red spot on my leg, I just

kept repeating to myself, "A spider bit my leg. A spider bit
my leg." In a few minutes, I began to feel drowsy, and an
inner voice told me to return to the bedroom.
As I fell onto the bed, I felt drugged, but still aware of
my surroundings. The alien returned — this time, simply
appearing at the foot of the bed. My only reaction was to
sob loudly in terror. Again, I felt chilled. Although warm
spring air was flowing through the open windows, I was
shivering. Eventually, sheer desperation gave me a burst of
energy; I leaped off the bed and back into the bathroom.
I slumped against the bathroom wall. My leg no longer
hurt, but my eyelids felt very heavy. I struggled to over-
come the drowsiness and remain conscious. I knew that the
being was still waiting for me. "You can't hide in the bath-
room forever," I told myself.
As if my thoughts, a powerful telepathic

in response to
voice commanded me to return to the bedroom. As I
walked, my legs felt like soft rubber, and could hardly sup-
port my weight. Just outside the bathroom door, I fell into
an antique rocking chair. Struggling to stay awake, I
wrapped my arms tightly around my chest and clenched

my legs together. The rocking and the sound of the creaky
old chair reassured me that I was still alive.
"Are you trying to kill me?" I asked.
In response,. I heard another telepathic command to
return to the bed. Although I couldn't resist the voice, I
couldn't walk, either. As I left the chair, I tumbled to the

floor, and remained there for some time before I could
muster the strength to crawl to the bed. I was still sobbing
loudly; I was mentally, physically, and emotionally
exhausted —but I couldn't defy the being's commands. As I
dragged my heavy body onto the bed, I felt numb — as if
anesthetized.
As soon as I rolled onto the bed, the alien directed its
chilling energy at me; my body temperature dropped, and I

started shivering again. "This is its third attempt to freeze
me," I said aloud, trying to force my brain to function.
By this time, however, I was helpless. Just as I was los-
ing awareness of my body, I saw a beam of white light
above me, moving slowly and steadily toward me, as if my

gaze was locked with something approaching in slow
motion. My eyes were still focused on the light beam as it
entered my body, just below the navel. As the beam of
white light penetrated my body, the voice said, "Relax. Do
not struggle."
I exhaled deeply and released my resistance, and a float-
ing sensation came over me. My physical body was nearly
frozen, and my mind was withdrawing into unconscious-
ness. My last thought was, "The being is taking my life."

When came to, I was lying on my back on a hard, cold
I
table, with a surface like polished metal. I was immobi-

lized — i couldn't move any of my limbs. When I tried to
focus my eyes, I could only blink in pain; a bright overhead

light was shining right into my face. I was surrounded by
beings in stiff white smocks, peering clinically down at me.
The beings were observing me and examining my body.
Some of their faces appeared to be human, but most of
them looked like the alien being who had stood at the foot
of my bed, except that their eyes were not red and enlarged.
Although I couldn't see beyond the faces and the bright
overhead light, I sensed that the room was quite large. I
seemed to be in a sterilized area, and I wondered if it was a

surgical room.
My mind seemed to be functioning again, and I esti-
mated that as many as a hundred beings were present.

When I tried to focus on their faces, their features dis-
solved, and I could only see transparent silhouettes. I was

helpless to do anything but lie there in the bright light.
My memories of somewhat frag-
this experience are
mented. I remember that the beings touched and exam-

ined every part of my body, and were particularly inter-
ested in my groin. I remember feeling humiliated when
they extracted a sperm sample.
When the examination was over, I heard the telepathic
voice again. I don't remember all that it said, but I will
never forget what I do recall.
As I heard the words, images appeared in my mind, like
a movie. "You are in an underground facility located
beneath southeast Kansas," the voice said —and I saw that

far above the facility was a flat wheat field in new growth.
At the edge of the field, a steep hill rose, covered by leafless

trees that were just starting to bud.
The voice said, "You are participating in a peaceful,
cooperative experiment." I remembered that I had seen a
—
mixed company of experimenters both human and non-
human. "You will not be harmed," it added.
I also remembered that some of the humans had small
glowing red objects implanted underneath their right mid-

dle fingernails. I now realized telepathically that these were
monitoring devices. In response to my unspoken question,
the telepathic voice said, "These human workers are volun-
teers who are learning to control human disease."
I didn't believe this. I couldn't understand why humans
would volunteer to work cooperatively with alien beings.
They're captives, I thought.

I wondered why I had been brought to this facility. The
telepathic voice responded, "We're interested in working
with you because of your ability to send and receive infor-
mation." I interpreted this as a reference to my psychic abil-
ities —and suddenly regretted my twenty years of work as a
psychic counselor.
The telepathic voice continued, but by now I was inca-
pable of absorbing any more information. I only remem-
ber onemore thought: "You are not who you think you are,
and you must accept this!"
MMe
The NEXT thing I knew, I was back in my own warm, com-
fortable bed. I scanned my bedroom, searching out all its
familiar shapes and shadows. A faint reflection in my bed-

room mirror assured me that I really was home in bed again.
I was so glad that I caressed my quilt and hugged my pillow.

"Yes," I thought, "I'm really home."
Curiously, I didn't feel disturbed, or in shock — just bliss-
ful and sleepy. I rolled onto my left side, my favorite sleeping

position, and fell asleep. (Had the alien scientists given me
an anesthetic?)
The next morning, however, was anything but blissful. My
emotions erupted with volcanic force —images of alien
beings and the underground examining room surged
through my mind. I felt drugged. I just wanted to cry and
cry... as if tears could wash away the terrifying memories. I
knew that my mind, my body, and my being had been vio-

lated. I was terrified by the alien intruder's total power over
me. "When they're finished with me, they'll kill me," I said
aloud to myself.
During the following days, I was an emotional wreck. I

cried continuously, and the memories of the aliens and
their underground facility ran through my mind uncon-
trollably, in a continuous loop. Occasionally, a vivid new
detail would work its way into my awareness. I had to
struggle to force the terrible memories from my thoughts

during the day, so I could work at the office.
Restful sleep was impossible. Before it was invaded by

the alien, my spacious bedroom had been my favorite
room. Afterward, I was afraid to be in there at all. The

image of the aliens glowing red eye haunted me con-
stantly; I could no longer relax, or enjoy any activity. I
withdrew from my friends and lost weight. I felt fatigued

and depressed, victimized and helpless.
I could not escape the awful memories. All my fragile
rationalizations failed. "An alien being abducted me!" I
thought repeatedly. Rather than forgetting, I gradually

remembered more and more —and my memories of this
experience initiated a life-long interdimensional search for

the truth.
Before March 1992, 1 had zero interest in aliens, UFOs,
or science fiction. I had an outright aversion to science fic-
tion books, TV programs, and movies. A persistent friend
talked me into going to Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
When I finally saw it, I just dismissed it as a silly movie. It
never occurred to me that any of it might be based on real-

ity, or that anyone else might have really encountered an
alien. To me, aliens were science fiction fantasies —and this
was one reason my own alien encounter was so disturbing.

So, while remembering more, I was also trying to deny
that the encounter had ever happened, and this compli-
cated my recovery. I was filled with unresolvable mental
and emotional conflicts. For months, suicide loomed in my
1
mind as the only acceptable solution. I continuously ques-

tioned my sanity, and sometimes wondered if the aliens
had programmed me to destroy myself. In a way, I was
destroyed already —when the intruder entered my bed-
room, my old life abruptly ended, and for a long time I
thought that life would never again be worth living.
I could no longer sleep in my bedroom. Although logic

told me that the alien could have entered any of the thir-
teen rooms of my large Victorian house, I felt safer sleeping
elsewhere. Most often, I ended up making my bed on the

dining room floor. A street lamp stood directly in front of
its large windows —and I told myself that alien beings
wouldn't dare enter such a brightly lit room.
One night, the downstairs guest bedroom seemed like a
good alternative but sleep wouldn't come. I was lying on my

back and searching the ceiling for sleep, when I heard a loud
"whishing" sound. Something moved toward me at light-
ning speed —and a large, life-like image of George Washing-

ton stopped right in front of my face, touching my nose. I
heard a loud, forceful voice say, "George Washington was

one of us. So are you. You must accept!"
At the time, I didn't understand this cryptic message. It
had no more meaning to me than the previous statement

that I must accept a new definition of myself. I asked
naively, "Was the father of our country an alien?"
Perhaps I should have entered my early encounters in a
journal, but I didn't expect to live long enough to complete
one. For a while, I lost hope that anything good would ever
happen to me again, and my negative thinking nearly
destroyed me.
As the weeks passed, however, I slowly began to recover
some of my physical and emotional strength. I alternated
between long, painful episodes of feeling like a victim, and

sudden, brief bursts of determination to understand what

had happened to me. I began to accept the inexplicable
emotional roller coaster that my life had become.
Then, early in June, something wonderful happened. As
I walked into my office one sunny morning, the reception-
ist called and said, "Two women are waiting in the hall.
They want to interview you."
As I walked down the hall toward the two women, I felt

particularly drawn to one of them —a redheaded woman,
sitting on a bench. She seemed disturbed, and didn't speak
when I introduced myself. The other woman, who was

standing, smiled and moved toward me as I approached.
She said her name was Rachel, and she was researching
a book about ghosts. She wanted to verify some ghost sto-
ries about a Victorian hotel that I'd managed some
twenty years before — she'd found my name in the hotel
records. "Did you meet any ghosts while you worked and
lived there?" she asked.
Captivated by her enthusiasm, I spoke freely about my

encounters with the hotel's unseen residents. After thank-
ing me for my stories, she lowered her voice and added, "In
addition to these interviews, and reviewing historical doc-
uments, I'm also trying to identify some of the ghosts
through psychic research."
The quiet woman hadn't taken part in our conversa-
tion —her head was turned toward the door. Now, Rachel
glanced at her and said, "Jane is a gifted psychic. I asked her
to tour the hotel and report her psychic impressions about
the alleged spirit entities."
I was drawn to Jane, and found myself staring at her del-
icate, attractive face. Her red hair was aglow in the morning
sunlight. I felt compelled to speak to her. Abruptly, I turned
to her and asked, "Jane, did you rest well last night?"
Although it was an unusual question to ask a stranger, I
expected her to respond in some way. Instead, her eyelids

moved up and down, but she didn't answer or make eye
contact. She just adjusted her position on the bench, and
continued to gaze through the glass door panels.
Rachel stepped in and said calmly, "Jane thinks that an
alien molested her last night."
"At the hotel?"

"Yes," Rachel continued. "She's disturbed because an
alien being entered her room during the night and sexually
molested her."
Something clicked inside me. Finally, another person

who had encountered an alien being! And she, too, was
very disturbed. I wanted to hear more about her experi-
ence; I wanted to know if our stories matched up. Until
that moment, it had never occurred to me that any others
might have been contacted by the alien beings. Now I felt
some comfort. If Jane has encountered an alien being, I
thought, J may not be insane, after all

Rachel closed her notebook, saying that they were ready
to leave town —and a sense of urgency swelled in me. I
had to talk to Jane, and I knew I had to act quickly. I felt a
mental connection with her, and I had to know about her

alien encounter.
I turned to Jane and said, "You must be anxious to get
on the road. May I walk

to your car with you? I'd really
like to hear about the alien being who entered your hotel
room last night."
Rachel smiled and excused herself, saying, "I'd like to
buy some postcards, Jane. I'll meet you at the car in a few
minutes."
Jane and I left the building together and stepped into
the lovely spring morning. The car was nearby, so I said
quickly, "I was abducted by an alien being several weeks

ago, and I've been very disturbed. I didn't know that any-
one else had been visited."
"I was first abducted by alien beings seven years ago,"
Jane replied. I could tell that the memory was still painful
to her. I discovered that she was a veteran of many alien
encounters; her original contacts with the aliens had dis-

turbed her deeply. Tears welled in her eyes as she con-
fided, "When it happened, I admitted myself to a mental
institution. I really thought I was insane." Jane's anguish
was expressed in words and tears; her sincerity touched

my heart.
She pointed to the nape of her neck. "Aliens implant
programming devices in humans for various purposes.
They use these devices to control and communicate with
us." After speaking frankly about her alien encounters, she
assured me, "You aren't insane." Her story gave me hope
for my own survival.
Reaching to open the car door, Jane hesitated. She
turned to me and said, "I know someone who might be
able to help you. With your permission, I'll ask her if she'd
be willing to counsel you about your alien encounters."
"That would be wonderful!" I replied. I wrote down
my phone number and handed it to her. "Please call me
collect and let me know if your friend would be willing to
talk with me."

Three or four days passed, and I didn't give much
thought to our conversation. When Jane called early one
morning, I was surprised but it was great to hear her caring
voice. "Jim," she said, "I talked to my friend, and she's very
interested in your recent encounters with aliens. She's an
alien-abduction researcher."
I couldn't disguise my surprise. "A researcher?"

"Yes" Jane replied. "One of the best."
Panic rushed through me. I had never considered talk-
ing to a researcher.
"Here's her phone number," Jane said. "She's expecting
you to call."
I wrote the number down and thanked Jane for her

help. Then I sat quietly for several minutes, trying to
decide whether to call Barbara Bartholic, alien-abduction
researcher.
—
ON
Although I was reluctant to tell my story to a researcher,

by now I was too desperate to care. As the disturbing encoun-
ters continued to torment me, my life hit bottom — I was sick,
frightened, and lonely.
As I picked up the phone to dial Barbara Bartholic's num-

ber, I didn't know what to expect. my
While the phone rang,
sense of apprehension grew. I felt as if I was about to share my
most intimate secrets with a stranger. Barbara's comforting
voice soon put me at ease; she seemed to understand how the
alien beings had shattered my life. Within minutes, I decided
that I could trust her. I tried to visualize her face, and won-
dered what she was like in person.
Except for a few details, Barbara already knew my story
she had heard the same story hundreds of times from other
clients. After first easing my sense of anxiety and pain, she
began asking me some routine questions to verify that I had
had a genuine alien abduction. Within a few minutes, I was
ready to tell her everything —and soon I felt as if I had shared
my heart, my soul, and my secrets with her.
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Afterward, I heard her pause and exhale deeply —and

then, with a sense of deep compassion, she said, "I think
you've had legitimate encounters with alien beings. If you
need my help, I'm here for you anytime."
Now, the alien intrusions began occurring almost every
day; I became afraid to be home alone. The encounters often
happened around three o'clock in the morning, and they left
me feeling drugged, unable to move. My limbs seemed dis-
connected from my brain; terrified, I would struggle help-
lessly to move a leg or an arm to the edge of the bed.

simply
To focus my mind and regain awareness, I began to time my
recovery periods. One typical Sunday morning, forty-five
minutes passed before I could reach for the telephone.
During those weeks, I called Barbara almost every day.
She was always there for me, and her calming voice was
able to pull me back into physical reality. I became depen-
dent on her —she was my anchor and my lifeline. She was
the only person who knew about my encounters so far. I
couldn't tell my relatives, and although some of my friends

might have listened politely to my stories, I knew I would-
n't enjoy the jokes that would follow.
Barbara emphasized the importance of talking about
my encounters. She also recorded each call, explaining,
"Your reports may provide information that is helpful to
others." Only after several weeks of patient listening did she
suggest that hypnotic regression might help me under-
stand the experiences
—"when you are strong enough to
learn more."
The idea of being hypnotized was intimidating. I didn't
want to relive my alien encounters; I doubted that I had
the emotional strength to handle it. However, by the end
of June, I was suicidal, struggling for survival —and I knew
the time had arrived to take drastic action. Barbara invited
me to visit her over the three- day Fourth of July weekend.

As I turned west on the highway toward Barbara's
house, I felt nervous and lonely. I was thinking that this
Fourth of July would sure be different from my powerful

childhood memories of family Fourth of July celebrations
on the Kings River. I could still smell the fried chicken and
taste the sweet watermelon. Now, my life lay in ruins, and I
was filled with anxiety about reliving the alien encounters
under hypnosis.
When Barbara stepped out of the house to greet me, my
was obvious; my preconceived image of her could
surprise
not have been more wrong. I had imagined her as a stereo-
typical researcher — slight build, little if any makeup, plain

clothing and glasses. Instead, I was hugged warmly by a
tall, blonde, beautiful woman with a flair for fashion. She

ushered me inside and made me feel right at home. When I
asked about the paintings and sculptures that filled the liv-
ing room, I learned that Barbara and her husband, Tim,

were both artists.
As Barbara explained her research, the phone rang con-

stantly, and I noticed that she counseled each caller with
the same caring tones that had comforted me. It was clear
that she was working with many abductees. "Each person is

important," she said. "Each abductee is another piece of the
gigantic alien- abduction puzzle."
Barbara encouraged me to talk freely about my experi-
ences, but avoided expressing any of her own beliefs —she
said she didn't want to influence me or plant ideas in my
mind. But she did say, reassuringly, "I believe you" — and
later she added, "I think I know what really happened to
you, but I can't say it yet." We discussed my experiences for

several hours before she finally asked, "Would you like to
look at your alien encounters under hypnosis?"

Barbara arranged a pallet of pillows and cushions for
me to stretch out on; as I lay down, the crackling sound of
fireworks filled the room. It seemed that the country was
celebrating its independence —and I was about to dis-
cover mine. While Barbara fussed with the tape recorder,

the video camera, and the lights, I had plenty of time to
release my anxieties about hypnosis.
Barbara turned on some celestial music, and soon even
the loudest of the fireworks explosions were absorbed
into its harmonies. Barbara s relaxation suggestions were
familiar to me, and I soon drifted into a relaxed and
peaceful state. Under the influence of her soothing
reminders, I forgotmy mind slowly gave in to
my fears;
her soft, hypnotic voice. I placed my trust completely in

her — my last conscious thought was, "She'll protect me
while I'm under hypnosis."
I was lying on my back with my arms at my sides, deeply
relaxed, when something amazing happened. A slender gray
alien being — just like the first one I had seen —suddenly
emerged from my body. Still attached to my lower body, it
sat up quickly and looked startled. It seemed to be trying to
understand what was happening and where it was. After a
moment's hesitation, it turned its bulbous head from side to
side and surveyed the room. Then it stood upright and, in
one springing motion, leapt into the air and disappeared
through a closed window. Turning to Barbara, I said,
"That's what they put into my body, isn't it?"

"What, from your understanding, was put into your
body?" Barbara asked, as she calmly engaged the recorder.
"A being," I replied. "They made it possible for an alien

to inhabit my body. But I didn't know that it had been
inside me until just now."
"The being has left your body" Barbara assured me.
"How do you feel?"
I snapped, "Foolish!"
Barbara looked into my eyes and asked, "Why do you
feel that way?"
For a moment I couldn't respond; my vocal cords felt
swollen. Finally, I replied, "I should have known that the

alien was inside me."
At the time, I didn't understand the being's abrupt
departure, or the significance of my remark. But the image
of the being living inside me remained vivid in my mind,
and disturbed me more than any of my other encounters.

For nearly two years afterward, I would wonder if the alien
had returned to my body.
Barbara now proceeded with the regression; her voice
soon carried me into a dreamlike state. I was dimly aware of
my surroundings, and occasionally heard distant-sounding
bursts of fireworks, but mostly I was relieved to be free of
the burdens of my awareness. Following Barbara's hypnotic
suggestions, my pallet of cushions turned into a fluffy white
cloud. Her reassuring voice knew the way, and I was ready
to follow it deep into my subconscious.
"Do you want to talk about anything specific?" she
asked.
"I see nothing."
"Take yourself back to the night when the alien with the
bright red eye appeared at the foot of your bed."
"I see an entire face!"
Under hypnosis, I could see the alien's face clearly for

the first time. The top of its head was rounded and large
in proportion to its narrow, pointy chin. Its most promi-
nent features were large, dark, slanted eyes. As I watched,

the right eye enlarged and a beam of glowing red light
moved toward me. "Did the red light control my mind or
body?" I asked.
Barbara asked me to describe the aliens face further, but
I couldn't see any ears, nose, or mouth. "Please, Jim, look
carefully at the alien and tell me more about it."

I told her that I could sense that its soft, leathery skin
was cool and moist. "And when it entered my bedroom, I
smelled a foul, musty odor, which I had never smelled

before. My fear of it was like my fear of poisonous snakes."
Barbara encouraged me to look at the being more closely.
"Can you say more?"
My response surprised both of us. "I don't have to be
frightened now," I said calmly. "The voice in the laboratory
was right. I am one of them! I don't need to be fearful; I
simply need to remember who I am."

—
GOIN&
DEEPER
As I tried to sort through the confused thoughts that filled

my mind, Barbara suggested, "You are floating in space. Your
mind will take you, your soul, and your consciousness to the
most important memories you need to recall in this session.
You can go to any point in time. You can travel in time any-
where you wish. Take yourself back, now."
Going deeper into the hypnotic trance was like entering an
enormous library, in which all my memories were carefully
bound and shelved. As Barbara guided me deeper and deeper,
I began to select memories from the shelves of my subcon-
scious library, and watch them come to life.
Barbara now said, "Take yourself to the night when you

looked into the aliens large, glowing red eye."
The alien who invaded my bedroom again came into focus

but this time, in more detail than ever before. "There's an area
right here," I said, pointing to my forehead, "where I was pro-
grammed to be helpful to other people. The aliens have many
different human programs, and I received 'intuitionist' pro-
gramming, which allows me to look into other people's minds."
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Barbara asked how I received the programming.
"I see a glass tube. . .and I'm in it!"
With those words, forty- five years of beliefs of myself

vanished. As the image of a human embryo in a glass tube
became clearer, I time why the

understood for the first
alien had said that I wasn't who I thought I was. The image
forced me to consider that my life might have begun in an

alien laboratory, rather than a human womb.
My hypnotized mind said that I had been part of a
group of experimental human embryos —and I began to
hear the thoughts of the alien scientists who had created
me. "They were concerned about my development," I said.
"My embryo was a challenge; it almost died — or it did die,
and they had to resuscitate it."
As scenes of my creation appeared before me, I watched

my embryo; they weren't sure
the alien scientists discussing
it was useable. "They almost disposed of me because I was-
n't developing properly," I said sadly.

The alien scientists appeared to be compassionate
beings. "They didn't destroy me, even though they were
concerned about the success of their experiment. They
must have felt some kind of emotional attachment. They
were gentle and caring."
Barbara asked me to view the scene again and report all
details of my creation.
"I started out in a glass tube, and then my embryo was
brought into this dimension and implanted into my
mother's womb. My human parents weren't my real par-
ents. My mother never knew about the alien implantation
that resulted in my birth. They went to her while she was
sleeping, anesthetized and opened her, inserted a tube, and
pushed me into her body."
—
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As I described this discovery, disturbing thoughts

flooded my mind. I remembered an evening twenty years
earlier, when my mother and I had discussed my budding
psychic abilities. She had confessed to me, "I don't know

why —but when you were born, I knew that you were dif-
ferent from other children. I raised you differently, and

allowed you more freedom."
My mother was right. All my life, I'd felt different from
my siblings and peers. Under hypnosis, could see my life I
from a new perspective, and pieces of my life's puzzle

began to fall into place. I thought vividly, "I was right! I've
been right all along! There is more to life than I learned

from religion and education."
By accepting the existence of aliens, I had opened myself
to ideas about human evolution that felt absolutely right to
me. "Interdimensional alien beings are directing the evolu-
tion of humankind!" I said. It occurred to me that Baby

Louise wasn't the first test-tube baby. Alien scientists had
probably created millions of test-tube humans long before.
After discovering that I was a test-tube baby, I was filled
with questions. I drifted away from Barbara's voice and

began a probing discussion with myself. I looked into my
mental mirror, searching for a familiar image of myself
but it had disappeared. All traces of "myself" had been
replaced by something unrecognizable. I felt fragmented
and helpless.
"Let's continue. Look at one year of age," I heard Barbara

say, trying to reach me.
"I don't like physical life; it's a struggle," I said, close to
tears. At that age, I wasn't comfortable with human thoughts

and feelings, and did not remember that I was more com-
fortable —more "at home" — in another dimension.
"Why were you created?" Barbara asked.

"I'm confused! I've just been in a head-on collision —my
forty-five years of human life have just collided with seeing
my embryo in an alien test tube."
Barbara guided me to a deeper state, and said calmly,
"Please tell me more about your creation."

"In the tube, I was given special brain cells. I am a com-
posite of other people and beings. Some parts of me came
from humans; others came from aliens. I'm not unique. I
am composed of parts of all the people who were used to

create me!"
I saw the alien beings harvesting brain cells from dying
human bodies, then combining the cells to make my
embryo. Barbara asked how the aliens had extracted the
brain cells. I said, "I see the corpses of two men and one
woman. When they died, the aliens who cannot be seen —
—
by humans are present, and they retrieve tissue samples
to use in creating me." As I realized that I was part human
and part word "hybrid" came to mind.
alien, the
The woman's corpse was the most vivid. I didn't recog-

nize her, but I was aware that she had a superior intellect.
"I'm not an individual," I repeated.
I hesitated, trying to accept that I was a composite of
three people and other aliens. I was angry, feeling that the
interdimensionals had robbed the people of their biologi-

cal cells and ethereal essences. "Do aliens take the best fea-
tures of the donors?" I wondered indignantly.
"Let's hope so. Do you know any of the donors?"
I didn't think so; but something about them was famil-
and I wondered if they had had intuitive abilities.
iar,
"Maybe I'm the next link in an evolutionary chain of intu-

itive hybrids —maybe I'm an improved version of them."
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When Barbara asked me to tell her how I felt at one year

of age, excruciating pain suddenly filled my head, as if invis-
ible forces were striking at me. I grabbed my head with both
hands and tried to protect myself from the invisible blows. "I
don't like being a child! I want to be older." I wanted to say
more, but I couldn't talk because of the pain.

"Was your head injured when you were a child?" Bar-
bara asked.
"Maybe when I was born."
Barbara assumed that I was re-experiencing my birth,
and suggested that I "slip over to the other side," and imag-
ine being in the womb.
I responded, "Actually, the side of my head may have
been hit by something before I was born."
Barbara tried to stimulate my memories about the ori-
gin of my head and jaw pain. Then she suggested that I
look inside my head at the time my jaw was first affected.
Immediately, I knew what had caused the pain.

"A tiny object was placed in my head!"
I described the unknown object as "a small BB- sized
thing." As I thought about it, I massaged my jaw, my left
temple, and the base of my skull. The pain was so unbear-

able that my head felt like it would explode.
"The object isn't made of metal —and when I was about
six months old, my head was hit again." As I remembered
Jane's comments about the implant in her head, I felt com-
fortable saying, "The aliens forced an implant through my

ear and into my head. It was an organic substance that
functioned as a communication device."
"Did this occur while you were in the womb, or after
you were born?"

"I'm not sure what happened in the womb; but I know

that something was implanted in my head when I was
about six months old. Before that, the aliens weren't sure I
would live, and they didn't want to waste time on me. The
implant was used to monitor my progress and to commu-
nicate with me, or control me."
Barbara encouraged me to speak about the implants,
but I didn't know where to begin. My mind was filled with

images of aliens; the journey into my subconscious was
turning out to be as traumatic as the trip to the under-
ground laboratory. I realized that my life had been a series
of encounters with alien beings, and that I was probably
just one of their millions of hybrids. "Humans have
improved horses, cattle, and dogs," I reasoned, "and alien
scientists are improving us, in the same way. But we have
foolishly assumed that we occupy the top rung of the intel-
ligence ladder."
Barbara didn't ask another question right away. When I
became aware of the silence, I said, "The Earth may actu-
ally be an alien-controlled human experimentation farm."
Barbara knew I was burdened with disturbing thoughts,
and she gave me the suggestion to rest for a few moments.
After resting I said, "I'm six now." I was still in hypno-
sis, and one of my carefully guarded secrets was strug-
gling for release. I was reliving a traumatic childhood
experience in which "Judy," a babysitter, had raped me.
For years, I had suppressed the memory of the rape —and
the feelings of being embarrassed, dirty, guilty, and fearful
that had resulted. I was afraid that my parents would dis-
cover what had happened, and blame me. So it's not sur-
prising that I didn't remember the actual experience of
being raped.
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Now, however, I vividly relived the experience of being

raped in a bedroom closet by an overweight adolescent
girl. My hands felt the disarrayed clothing on the floor; the
metal clothing hangers on the floor pressed into my bare

back. I relived the traumatic moment when the babysitter
unzipped my hand over my
pants, while holding her
mouth. The impact of her heavy body terrified, and nearly
crushed, me. Then I heard the approaching footsteps of her
mother, and my heart raced. Her mother asked in her usual
voice, "Where are you kids?" I didn't want her to find us or
to be angry withme for doing something bad.

Barbara asked me to breathe deeply and relax. "It wasn't
her fault! I didn't know what to do. I was afraid, so she
held her hand over my mouth. I don't know why they

made her do it!"
I hesitated, trying to comprehend the words that had

just gushed from my mouth. "We were being watched.
They wanted to know if my programs were working prop-
erly. I did not want to be with her!"
"Be in the experience and look around," Barbara
instructed calmly. "You said that the rape wasn't Judy's fault.
Who was there?"
"Until now, I didn't know anything about this," I replied,
"and I'm having difficulty with it." I felt like a small child
confessing to a scornful parent.

Barbara suggested that I place my confusion in a drawer
and close it. I followed her advice and was able to look at
the rape scene again. This time, I saw images that my mind
had suppressed for nearly forty years.
"They came through the walls! They came through the
walls!" I shouted, as frightening scenes flashed in my mind.
"Aliens watched us," I said tearfully.
"How many beings were present? How many watched?"

Barbara asked.
"First three, then four, then six... they were invisible at
first; and I didn't see them."
"Did Judy see the beings?"

"No, I don't think so —but her mother must have known
that something was happening. She must have looked into
the bedroom; I heard her heavy footsteps hesitating near
the closet door. I didn't want her to open the door."
My anxiety mounted. "Judy was manipulated. . .it was an
experiment. .the aliens wanted to see
. if I could function," I
said indignantly.
Barbara asked why the experiment was conducted. I told

her that the aliens were testing my sexual abilities.
"Did you pass the test?"
"I survived. I'm still alive."
Barbara asked how the recurring pain in my jaw related

to the rape.
"Fear, maybe. I couldn't yell for help. I was afraid to tell
anyone, so I kept it a secret for nearly forty years."

Barbara guided me back to the rape scene to look at it
more closely.
"The aliens were disappointed in me. They didn't like it.
Judy forced me to do something bad, and her size and

strength frightened me."
"Did they want you to be more sexually stimulated than
you were?"
In response, I relived Judy's hot, heavy body rolling off
me. I immediately reached for my clothes and tried to
cover myself. I focused on a stream of light gushing
through an open crack in the closet door — it was my link
to freedom and safety, but it also stimulated my feelings of
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guilt and dirtiness. "The aliens discussed me telepathically,

but I was too upset to understand their thoughts."
"Observe carefully. Try to understand what they were

thinking."
"They were deciding whether to let me live or to dispose
of me." I felt disappointed in myself. "The aliens were dis-
pleased with my sexual performance."
Barbara asked me to explain this. "I was developed to
accelerate the aliens' experiments. They expected me to be
sexually capable early in life, earlier than normal humans."

"Why did they want you to be sexually capable at such a
young age?"
"They were trying to develop a group of human hybrids
whose sexuality would develop early. These advanced sex-
ual and reproductive abilities would allow the aliens to
complete more human life-cycle experiments in less time."
"You were six years old! Did the aliens really expect you
to have sexual intercourse with Judy?"
"I think so. I didn't perform according to their sched-

ule. They wanted me to be sexually advanced, but I was
progressing like a normal human. They weren't pleased
with my inability to complete the sexual act." I sighed
deeply. "The aliens used Judy to test me; they controlled
her thoughts and actions."

Barbara asked how the pain in my head was related to
the rape. I said, "When they forced the implant into my
body, it hurt —and my fear of Judy and of the aliens was
emotionally painful."
"Why was your sexuality so important to the aliens?
Why not your intellect?"
"The aliens said there is a link between the development

of my testicles and my brain. They expected my brain to
take a big leap when my body experienced puberty, when

my testicles were activated."
Suddenly, I began screaming, "Youve got to take it out!
They put a new one in my ear! Help me get it out! It
hurts!"
Barbara told me to put the pain in my head in a place
where I couldn't feel it. Then, she told me to rest. When I
was calm again, she asked, "Why did you feel pain?"
"Some time after being raped, I was playing in a cow
pen by myself; the spring grass was tall, nearly to my waist.
I was walking near a fence when the aliens appeared, and
one of them looked like Judy at first. They stunned me, and
again forced something into my ear." As before, I felt excru-
ciating pain as I recalled the encounter. "They were trying
to charge my brain."
I held my head and tried to confine the pain. When I
was able to speak, I thanked Barbara for helping me. I was

not only discovering the truth about my encounters with
alien beings, but also about forty-five years of self-doubt
and fear. Amidst all the physical and emotional pain, I felt
comforted.
The intense pain of reliving the second implant caused me
to come out of my hypnotic state. My mind was wild with
questions about aliens. I said, "I want to understand them. I
want to ask them why they do these things to people."
Barbara looked at me sympathetically. "Please, Barbara,

tell me how alien beings can glide through walls, abduct
people, and create human life in a glass tube." Beneath my
emotions, I heard a calm and distant voice say, "Your human
logic will not prevail when you seek answers about us."
Like other telepathic messages I had received from the

aliens, I didn't understand this at the time. I didn't grasp
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the fragility of human logic in relation to alien intelli-

gence. I asked bitterly, "What if the aliens are using us as
experimental subjects, the way human scientists use rats
and mice?" I felt victimized, and couldn't find any positive

rationalization for the aliens' behavior. I resented their
control over human lives.
"The aliens may answer these questions later," Barbara
said, while reinstating my hypnotic trance. She was now
ready to explore my abduction and my experience in the
underground laboratory.
Under hypnosis, memories of the encounter were lucid
and readily accessible. Since it had been difficult to process
my sensory perceptions in the alien dimension, at first I
just noticed a lot of descriptive details that I had not

remembered earlier.
"I was naked and restrained. I could see aliens and

humans and hear some of their thoughts and mental con-
versations. My fingertips felt the polished surface of the
examination table, and the room was cool and damp."

Barbara asked how the beings had extracted my semen.
I said that I didn't understand the alien technology and
gave her a long, tearful explanation of their semen-extrac-
tion procedure. "Energy came toward me, and when it
entered my stomach, semen was released. They wanted my
body to produce sperm for them. I felt humiliated. They
treated me like a research animal."
Barbara repeated the question.
I said, "The my body. When it
energy, or light, penetrated
entered my stomach, maybe below my navel, it caused me

to release semen. Afterwards, I couldnt feel sexual. I didn't
have any interest in sex for a couple of months afterward."

"Did you feel yourself ejaculate?"
"No. I didn't have a physical reaction or release. It was

more like a milking process."
I was distraught, and did not want to relive this humili-
ating experience; but I nevertheless followed Barbaras sug-
gestion to describe it more fully.
"I was naked; many faces My

were peering down at me.
legs were spread apart and restrained. I couldn't move my
limbs. They invaded the most private area of my body, and

depleted my dignity. thought they were going to castrate
I
me. They treated me the way humans treat animals when

they neuter them."
By now, I was nearly hysterical. "Barbara, are they fin-
ished with me? Will I be of further value to them?"

"You re very important," Barbara said. But as I relived
those frightening moments, I didn't feel important. She
encouraged me to look deeper into the details of the experi-

ence. "How were you positioned when the semen sample
was extracted?"
I couldn't control my hypnotized mind. It was deter-
mined to answer Barbara's questions quickly and honestly.
I was often surprised when thoughts that I'd never heard
before leapt from my mouth. This time, I said, "My human
body was at home in bed!"
This was startling, and at first I fumbled for words. Then
I said, with many pauses, "I told you how the alien chilled
my body and lowered my vibrations. While my human

body was chilled, my other body was transported — the
aliens took the rest of me away. I'm aware of two bodies.
One is human, and it's on my bed in my house. However, I
can feel the legs of my other body as the aliens pull them
apart. This body is on their examination table, and they are
applying pressure between my testicles and anus. It hurts! I
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don't understand how I can have these feelings when my

human body isn't present. The aliens are not gentle.
They're hurting me."

When I agreed to the regression, it never occurred to me
that I would be discussing such intimate topics with Barbara.
She was aware of my embarrassment, but spurred me to go
deeper, asking, "What was the purpose of the pressure?"
"To prepare my body to release semen."
"How did they apply the pressure?"

"When they were ready, a very bright light was directed
toward me. The light caused my semen to ooze out. My
muscles had been anesthetized, and the light caused a free-
flowing drainage that didn't require any physical or mental

stimulation. Do they still want me to live?"
"Yes! You are valuable to them. Was your body paralyzed
while you were on the table? Could you resist them?"
I pointed to the implant behind my ear and said, "It's
like placing metal on a magnet. The aliens can block my

thoughts and control my mind. If they don't want me to
speak certain information, for example, they'll send a sig-
nal to the implant, and my mind won't able to process the

thought. They can manipulate my body, as well."
"The aliens block your mind by activating the implant?"
"Yes."
"Bypass it!" she demanded. "Go down and get the
memory of what happened to you, now! Focus on the

and your other body. Describe the body that's
alien facility
restrained on the table."

"When I'm out of my human body, I look like them!"
We were both shocked. Barbara inhaled deeply before
asking, "When you were on the examination table, you
were in an alien body?"
"Yes. I looked like the aliens."
I don't know what Barbara was thinking, but my

thoughts were, Please, Barbara, dont think Vm insane.
Although I couldn't believe it myself, I desperately wanted
her to believe me. But I had to confess, "I don't know if I
can accept this. As the regression began, I saw an alien leave
my human body — an alien that looked just like the body

on the examination table. I dont understand how this is
possible."
Barbara didn't waver from her search for answers. "How

did they use your semen? What was their purpose?"
"You already know the answers," I said, squirming. I
couldn't avoid the questions, but I wanted to avoid the

ensuing discussion.
"Please, tell me."
"I do not want to talk about this!" I shouted. Fear

swelled my throat. Under hypnosis, I was realizing some-
thing that correlated with some conscious memory frag-
ments I had reported to Barbara weeks before.

"Please."
"My fears may come true," I sobbed.

I knew what I was about to see, but I couldn't block it.
Dreamlike encounters drifted in my mind's eye, and the

memory fragments came alive. My semen had been
implanted in a human woman — the aliens had used my
sperm to create a human embryo!
"Please tell me what you know about the destination of
your semen."
I felt angry and humiliated. "To the aliens, it's just ongo-
ing research. They're trying to evolve humans to their level
of intelligence. I don't understand why they're doing this."
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"What do you know about the woman who received

your semen?"
"Barbara, I don't want to live. I'm ready to die."
She must have known that I was getting tired; I'd been
in hypnosis for more than four hours. She said, "Jim, you're
discovering a new world —you must learn how you and
other people are being affected by the aliens."
I snapped, "You don't understand! I'll never be like other
people."
Barbara assured me that she did understand, and I knew
that she was right. The information I was discovering
about alien beings was changing my conception of human
life. Barbara counted me down to a deep, restful place, and
then said, "Tell me how your semen was used."
"The woman's from the same stock. We're from the
same inventory." I raised my right hand and drew hiero-
glyphic-looking symbols in the air. "That's it. That's the
designation for our inventory. The aliens wanted to mate
two hybrids from the same strain; they used my sperm to
test our compatibility. The experiment was as insignificant

to them as a veterinarian inseminating a cow to produce a
better calf."
"Is she carrying the fetus now?"
"No. I think the aliens removed the embryo from her
womb later. I don't know what the aliens did with it." I
added, "This woman has been used as a human incubator

more than once."
I vowed that I would not allow the aliens to use me for
their human engineering experiments anymore, but

quickly realized my helplessness and conceded, "I can't do
anything to stop them."
"Look at this carefully," Barbara said. "Do you know this

woman? Have you had any physical contact with her? Have
the aliens manipulated you two in any other ways?"
"I don't recognize the woman, or remember any physi-
cal contact with her. But later we were used for another
phase of the experiment."
Barbara asked how I knew about the experiments, and I
reminded her of the alien being who'd left my body early in

the regression. I said, "After the aliens successfully insemi-
nated the woman with my sperm, the next phase was to
mate our interdimensional bodies."
"What do you mean?"
"They used us to test the possibility of human concep-
tion outside of physical bodies. The alien scientists
brought our interdimensional bodies together to deter-

mine if conception could occur in their dimension —and
the experiment was successful."
"What does that mean?"
My emotions swelled in my throat. "We produced a
human-like child who is now being cared for by a surro-
gate mother in the alien dimension."
As I bounced from scene to scene, I felt like a Ping-Pong
ball. Thinking of the child aroused my parental feelings; I
felt a deep sense of loss for a child I'd never known.

Sensing my emotional distress, Barbara guided me
deeper into my subconscious and changed the subject.
"Let's go back to something else. The alien voice said that
the underground facility is a peaceful, cooperative venture.
Tell me more about this arrangement."
"Yes!" I shouted, with hysterical laughter. "The humans
cooperate!"
Going Deeper 39
"Are humans involved in the facility?"

"Oh, yes," I said scornfully. "They're there, and they're
peaceful. They believe that they're involved in a peaceful,
cooperative program; they don't know what's really hap-
pening."
Barbara wanted to know if there were any human mili-
tary personnel in the facility.
"Not where I was examined. Only aliens and civilians."
Then I added, "Well, I didn't see any military uniforms.

Everyone was wearing white smocks."
"How would civilians be procured?"
"Volunteers, I assume. I can't imagine anything funnier
than this. Those people feel like heroes, but they're ridicu-
lous. I can't stop laughing at them. They think they're
doing something important. I'm not that stupid. I didn't
have a choice about being there; they did."
I wanted to cry, but continued to laugh, perhaps as a
way of denying my fears. "They're silly gooses they get —

some mind-controlling thoughts and believe that they're
the first humans to work cooperatively with alien beings.
."
If they only knew. . .
"Did our government agree to this arrangement?"

"I think so. It's supposed to be a peaceful, cooperative
venture, but the aliens are in control."
I felt a deep sadness. "The human volunteers have glow-
ing red implants under their fingernails. When they leave
their assigned areas, the implants transmit signals, and
they're returned right away. They really are volunteers,
aren't they?" I continued to laugh, as if I had just told the
funniest story. Later, I told Barbara that I had enjoyed this
part of the regression. But while laughing, was I also crying.

Barbara realized that I was traumatized by this discussion;
she allowed me to laugh and cry until I calmed down. I
guess I was laughing to avoid the pain of the experience.

I heard Barbara say, "You ve done a wonderful job.
Please rest now, rest and relax." She guided me out of the
trance, and as I returned to the conscious world my first
question was, "What time is it?" I couldn't hear the fire-
works —but I assumed that I'd been out for maybe fifteen
or twenty minutes.
"It's after two in the morning."
We had started the regression at 9:00 p.m. I asked her,

"What have you been doing for nearly five hours?"
Barbara smiled. "Regressions are like surgical proce-
dures. They require a lot of time. I've been right here
beside you."
"Yes. I feel like I've had mental surgery." For sure, I had
sliced an opening in the veil between the dimensions.
"I have a lot to learn about alien beings," I said. "There's
so much more to see. I feel that tonight I've simply

glimpsed the mountain peak from a distance. The aliens
seem to show us only what they want us to see, and tell us
only what they want us to hear."
"Before you can understand more, you must assimilate
the information that we recorded tonight. You'll have to
watch the videotape and give yourself time to understand
what's happening in your life."
I promised to study the video, and thanked Barbara for
her help. I was filled with hope, ready to live again. But I
still needed to know why the aliens had invaded my life; I

had to understand my relationship with them more deeply.
Barbara's last words were, "As I mentioned earlier, peo-
ple usually feel quite different after their first regression."
da/J^ter
When I awoke in Barbara's guest bedroom, the world

seemed quiet and peaceful. Mid-morning sunshine filled the
room; a gentle flow of fresh air caused the curtains to rise and
fall, as if they were breathing. My mind was still clouded by
deep sleep, and for a moment I didn't remember going to bed.
Then I recalled Barbara saying, "Take this blanket. You may
get cool out there."
As my brain finally came to life, I remembered that after
the session Barbara and I had talked for two hours. How
could we have gone to sleep after such a profound experience?
As the fog lifted, I realized that I'd slept for nearly six hours.
Sleep had been a miraculous healer. Just six hours earlier,
I'd been an emotional wreck. Now, for the first time in
months, I felt peaceful and rested, happy to be alive. I real-
ized how lucky I was to have Barbara's help. During our

two-hour discussion after the regression, she had listened
patiently while I vacillated between feeling enlightened and
feeling victimized.
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heard voices, and assumed that Barbara and her hus-

I
band were already up. I decided to be a thoughtful guest

and allow them more time together before I made my
appearance. Certainly, I had plenty to think about. As I
rolled onto my side and placed my my ear,
hands under
memory flashes of an early morning dream caused me to
bolt out of bed.
"Was it really a dream?" I wondered. The memories were
more vivid than my usual dreams. But I didn't want to
believe that aliens had visited Barbara's house that morn-
ing. "Did you remove an implant from my head?" I asked,
as if I expected an answer from them. I touched my ear — it
was painful. I noticed fresh blood stains on the pillow, and

an image of a pearly object filled my mind's eye. Were the
stains a calling card left by the alien visitors?
Imagine the sensation of having a piece of string pulled

through your ear. The pearly object in my mind's eye was
attached to a fine cord. The aliens pulled the implant
throughmy ear, I thought to myself.
When I opened the living room door, Barbara was
arranging her video camera and reviewing the regression
tape. "You did a wonderful job last night," she said, as she
glanced at my image on the screen. Breakfast was waiting,
and Barbara was anxious to discuss the regression.
Seeing oneself on television can be startling, but seeing
oneself on television under hypnosis is another matter
entirely. As I ate breakfast, Barbara was scanning the tape
for interesting segments. She was locating discussion topics
for our post-regression interview. I don't remember what I
ate; I was too distracted by the images flashing by on the

television. Memories of the regression began to flow into
my consciousness. I listened in awe as I heard myself make
startling, strange statements.
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After breakfast, Barbara asked me to sit in a sturdy

handmade chair, while she tested the lighting and focused
the video camera.
"As I said last night," she began, "people are usually in
better condition when they leave. What were you feeling
when you arrived yesterday?"

"I wondered if I was crazy, and those negative thoughts
were taking a lot of energy out of me. I felt weary, and
filled with disturbing ideas, feelings, and emotions. I was
trying to figure out whether my encounters with aliens
were real, and I truly believed that I might be losing con-
trol of my mind."
"And how do you feel this morning?"
"I'm happy this morning," I responded cheerfully. "I
now believe that my contacts with alien beings are real. So

I'm not insane! In fact, I suspect that many other people
are having similar experiences."
Barbara smiled. "Do you have more control of your life
now that you've gained some understanding of your alien

encounters?"
"Oh, Memories of the encounters were robbing me
yes.
of physical and emotional strength. Although I slept only

six hours, I feel rested this morning. I'm much more peace-
ful than yesterday. The regression restored some of my self-
control, and hopefully, I'll heal myself."

Barbara didn't specifically explain the purpose of the
post-regression interview, but I understood that she
wished me to understand my alien encounters. Working
with so many abductees, she knew the importance of
reviewing and discussing the regression. I was grateful for
the opportunity to discuss it; I wanted to reconcile my

thoughts and emotions before I left.
"During the regression, you experienced a new reality,
and you understand now that you're not crazy. You now see
your contacts with alien beings as a part of your life experi-
ences," Barbara summarized.
I nodded. I had glimpsed another reality. The regression
had allowed me to access a new world. "My fear of the aliens

has lessened, and I no longer feel as if they're trying to kill
me. Also, I have insights into the alien dimension... and I
can t explain how I acquired that information."

"Please, try to tell me what you mean."
"The hypnotic experience was like driving through a
new community. You can glean general information by
observing the people, the buildings, and the landscaping.
After relivingmy encounters under hypnosis, I understand
that I've experienced an alien dimension they took me —
there. Hypnosis allowed me to bring those suppressed
memories into consciousness. But along with memories of

my alien contacts, I also have a considerable general knowl-
edge of their reality —and I must have acquired it while I
was in their dimension."
"That's a very important observation," Barbara said.

"How will it affect you?"
"I can't answer specifically. I can't understand all the
implications now. But because of my knowledge of their
reality, or dimension, I may be able to answer general ques-

tions about aliens."
Barbara smiled, and suggested, "Let's go to the begin-
ning of the regression now. Remember, I took you to a
mountain and asked you to look for numbers behind it.
What were those numbers again?"

I had seen the number one in large, bold print, and also a
second number, zero, which was not as obvious. However,

during the regression, Barbara had encouraged me to
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explore the "zero" instead of the "one." She now explained

that "zero" represented experiences that occurred before
birth. "What happened when you went to the zero?" she
now asked.
Barbara was referring to seeing my embryo in a glass
cylinder, which I called a tube. She asked me to elaborate.

"The tube was vertical. It was less than a foot tall, and
about two or three inches in diameter." This tall, slender
cylinder, filled with a fluid, was just large enough for a
tiny human embryo.
Every detail was important to Barbara; now she wanted
to know more about the fluid. "Do you remember what
color the fluid was?" she pressed.
"It was transparent, but had a slight gold coloration."
She asked me to tell her about being in the tube.

remember being in the tube," I offered. My pri-
"I can't
mary memories of this stage were thoughts about the

beings who were creating me. "As I glimpsed myself in the
glass cylinder, I was alarmed, because the aliens were decid-
ing whether to destroy the embryo or to give it more time
to develop."
Barbara was especially interested in the alien scientists
who cared for the embryo. "You spoke of the scientists as

caring beings. Can you explain this?"
After my frightening experiences with aliens, I had also
been surprised by this comment. I wasn't sure what it
meant, but I was convinced that they felt an emotional

attachment. "The two scientists who cared for me seemed
to be genuinely concerned about my development. They
watched me vigilantly; once, I even saw them share their
energies with the embryo, through their eyes. I believe
that they assumed some risk in allowing a dubious
embryo to develop."
—
"Most abductees do not describe alien abductors as car-
ing beings," Barbara said, cautiously.

"Well, perhaps they were concerned about the success of
their experiment, rather than my individual embryo."
"You saw what you now think was the creation of your
life. How does this concept differ from your previous con-
cepts?"
"Before this, I had studied metaphysics. I believed in
reincarnation, and assumed that my soul had lived many
lifetimes on Earth. I believed that humans were created by
a Supreme Being. Now, I'll have to reevaluate all those
beliefs.My metaphysical studies had always been haunted
by the question, 'Where and when was my soul, or spirit,
created?' Now would say that I was manufactured."
I
As I said this, a sense of aloneness swept through me. I
thought of my lifelong inability to feel close to my family

and the three human corpses came to mind. The idea that I
had been created from the cells of other people was deeply
disturbing. I wondered whether people who receive organ
transplants have the same eerie feelings of discomfort.
Barbara suggested that I visualize the corpses again.
"I wish I'd observed them more closely under hypnosis,"

Isaid. "My images of the woman are the most vivid. She
may have been in her seventies. The two men were middle-
aged or older."
"Can you tell me anything else?"

"In addition to their biological cells, the aliens harvested
their ethereal essences, too." As I strained to understand my
own words, I added, "I wonder what else is in the recipe for
a human-alien hybrid."
"Look again. What did the aliens extract from the
corpses?"
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"I only saw the donors' heads —and I assumed that

something was extracted from their brains. During the
regression, I rubbed my brow here because I felt that some-
thing was being removed from their brains. I suppose that
could have been cells, fluids, or alien-implanted objects."
Changing the subject, Barbara asked, "What do you
think caused the pain in your head?"
"I'm not sure. The pain occurred when I tried to answer
some of your questions. At the time, I assumed that these
questions involved topics that the aliens didn't want me to
discuss."
"What are your thoughts about that this morning?"

"They could have been blocking information that would
have been painful for me —or they may not be ready to
reveal certain things." As I answered, my internal voice said,

"The pain occurred because the aliens did not want you to
reveal specific details yet."
Barbara mentioned the link I had reported between the

pain and the implantation of alien devices in my head. She
asked, "Do aliens really implant such devices in people?
Remember, I asked you to use x-ray vision to learn more
about them."
When she said this, I suddenly remembered something
that I hadn't told her during the regression, I'm not sure
why. Perhaps the aliens didn't want me to divulge certain
details yet. "While I was a fetus, something probed my
mother's womb." I first wondered whether this was a mem-
ory of my parents having intercourse, but as I thought
about it, I realized that it was something else.
"While I was a fetus, I was hit on the side of the my

head —imagine the force of a stapler or a BB gun. Some-
thing was implanted on the side of my head, and I experi-
enced that kind of impact."

"When I asked you about this before, you saw a BB-

sized object," Barbara reminded me.
I recalled a pearly object, and more oval than spherical.
"It was made of an organic substance, not metal." It looked

like a baroque pearl, strung on a strand of fine silk. "It was
a living organism, with intelligence, or programming; and

it moved around in my body. It was a communications
device programmed to interact with the alien communica-
tion center."
"Do you remember anything else about the alien
implants?"
"They may contain programming for various stages of
physical, intellectual, and emotional maturation. The aliens
may have changed the programming devices in my body

several times."
Barbara asked whether I had suffered any serious dis-
eases or health problems in infancy. I had to laugh, remem-

bering all my parents' humorous stories about my sickly
infancy. According to them, I was allergic to every form of

nourishment. As a last resort, a wise old doctor prescribed
fresh goat's milk, which saved my life. For several months,
they had to take a goat with them everywhere they trav-
eled. Although the goat ate through the cloth top of their
car and pulled down their camping tent, it also kept me
alive. Was this an example of a hybrid infant's struggle to
adapt to human life?

Barbara chuckled at the goat stories and asked, "Did any
other unusual events occur during your infancy?"
This remindedme of my childhood "close encounters"
with reptiles. "My parents have a story of the time they
found a large coachwhip snake coiled around me in my

crib —
and my mother still has the dried-out rattles of the
rattlesnake that I befriended while a toddler."
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me to tell her more about the rattlesnake.

Barbara asked
"My mother was at the kitchen window, watching me
play in the backyard. She thought I was playing with a
thick rope, until she saw the "rope" begin to coil. Then she
saw that I was holding a rattlesnake, just below its head.
She rushed over, grabbed the snake and carried it to the
chopping block by the woodpile, where she chopped its
head off with a hatchet. She removed the rattles and has
kept them in a jewelry box for nearly forty-five years. .nine .
rattles and a button!"

Barbara asked if I had an affinity for reptiles.
"I'm fascinated by snakes," I said, as she twitched with

repulsion. "I like to look at them, although I don't care to
touch them. But I wonder if they aren't attracted to me.
After all, I didn't go looking for the coachwhip — it got into
our house and crawled into my crib."
At this point, I didn't know why Barbara was asking
these questions, and I certainly didn't understand the
implications of my responses.
Barbara now moved on to another topic. "Did you know
about the rape before last night?"
"I often had painful memories about it during my youth.
It was a haunting and depressing experience. I didn't want
anyone to know about my encounter with her, because I felt
like a sexual failure."
"Why did you need to keep it a secret?"

"The experience was very hurtful, but I may not have
thought of it as 'rape' until last night. I guess I told myself
that it was just sexual exploration between a six-year-old

boy and an adolescent girl curious about male anatomy.
When I was six, 'rape' was not in my vocabulary."
"Last night, however, you did consider it to be a rape?"
"Yes! I felt raped."

—
"When you learned that Judy wasn't totally responsible

for her actions, how did you feel?"
"Shocked. I now believe that alien beings directed her to
rape me. She was just a pawn in their experiments; they
probably gave her telepathic commands. The rape was a
test. They were checking to see if I was progressing on their
accelerated sexual schedule. This is very disturbing."

Barbara asked, "Can you understand that many cases of
child incest and rape —sexual child abuse — may be set up
by aliens?"
This rang true. "Yes. Today, we would call what hap-

pened to me child abuse. But forty or fifty years ago, that
wasn't a common term."
"Considering the current epidemic of child abuse, your
case may provide new clues. According to recent statistics,
one out of three girls and one out of five boys have been
molested."
"Yes — I can see how child molestation may be corre-
lated with the aliens' human- engineering experiments.
After driving my new car for the recommended miles I take
it in for a checkup and servicing. Likewise, when aliens cre-
ate a new human, they have to check it out periodically, to
determine if it is maturing on schedule. If not, they have to

decide whether to scrap the project or make adjustments
and I barely escaped being scrapped!"
"During the regression, you reported feeling dirty after-
ward. In addition, you were afraid of Judy, her mother,

your parents, and the aliens. Your fear and guilt led to a
deep sense of trauma. Can you forgive Judy now for all the
discomfort you've endured?"
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Yes, I could forgive her for all the pain I'd felt —because
I could see now that she had been manipulated, too. "I
wonder if the emotional side effects were part of the over-

all program for my life. If they had developed me for
hybrid breeding purposes, this may have been a way to
prevent me from becoming sexually involved with women
other than those they selected."
This intrigued Barbara. "Absolutely! Maybe this was
their method of check and balance."
Barbara's enthusiasm was contagious. As the questions
and answers flowed, new theories emerged. She was tireless
in her search for information about the alien-abduction

puzzle. "According to your understanding, the alien scien-
tists gave your embryo an 'intuitionist' program. Can you
tell me more about their human programs?"
I told her again that alien scientists have developed an
array of human programs, or life orientations, which they
use to create human hybrids. I was programmed to serve
others; and most of my life has been devoted to service, as

a public official, educator, and psychic counselor. "My life
exemplifies one category of alien programming," I
replied —but I was having trouble focusing on Barbara's

question. I had suddenly remembered the alien being who
had left my body. "Can we discuss what happened at the
beginning of the regression?" I asked.

"Do you mean the alien who left your body?"
"Yes. I need to understand what happened."
"Please tell me your perceptions."
"You were still giving me relaxation suggestions; I was
lying on my back, relaxed, but not yet fully hypnotized.
Then an alien being sprang up, removing itself from my

body like a layer from an onion. Until that moment, it
never occurred to me that an alien might be living in my
body." I hesitated and inhaled deeply. "What are the impli-
cations of having an alien in my body?"

"That's a very important question. If an alien being is
living in your body, are you totally responsible for your

thoughts and actions?"
"Its influence could have been positive or negative. Since
most of my life has been positive and productive, it may
have been helpful; but it could have had negative influ-
ences, too."
I knew from the wrenching feeling in my gut that we

were discussing something very significant. I said, "We're
not interpreting this correctly!" But I could only perceive
the alien as an external being or force, and I felt victim-
ized —assuming that it had invaded my body.
I said, "I wonder about people who have multiple person-
alities or schizophrenia. Could they be hosting aliens? I'd like
to shake some of them and see what leaves their bodies!"

Barbara moved on to the next topic. "Remember when I
asked you what the aliens were going to do with your

semen? You said that you were interdimensionally mated
with a human woman. Have you ever thought about any-
thing like this before now?"
"I never thought about contributing. ..."
Barbara completed my sentence. "You never thought
you would be a sperm donor, did you?"
"No. I never thought of it."
"Yet the information came out clearly during the regres-
sion. Why was this revealed to you?"
"I don't know. I tried to avoid the topic, but I believe
now that alien scientists used me to create life. They
"
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extracted my semen and used it to impregnate a woman.

But the two of us may not have been the only contributors.
I don't know if they altered the embryo, or if other biolog-
ical or etheric ingredients were combined with it.
I wandered into memories of the interdimensional mat-

ing. The aliens took my interdimensional body to a strange
bedroom, and surrounded me as I floated over her sleeping
body. A man was asleep, snoring, on the other side of the
large bed. He didn't move. Although the woman was

asleep, too, I could see her alien body floating above her
human body.
"Barbara, how could the union of two interdimensional
bodies result in the creation of life?" Before she could
answer, however, I reminded myself that "human logic
does not prevail in such matters."

Barbara replied, "I can't comprehend either the aliens'
intelligence or their human-engineering technology."
In my mind's eye, I was standing on the bed, straddling
the woman. My interdimensional senses were alert; could I
see, hear, and feel. Alien hands began to touch me, stroking
me sensually. I tried to resist, because I knew they were
preparing me to penetrate her.
I heard a voice say, "She's ready to receive you now."
Although the thought of violating a strange woman's body
disturbed me greatly, I couldn't stop myself from drifting
toward her. As my body approached hers in slow motion,
my anxiety increased, but I was helpless to resist. As our
bodies became entwined, I lost consciousness.
"Jim, what do you know about this? What's going on?"

I had drifted away, and hadn't heard Barbara ask about a
new topic. "Can you be more specific?"
"The underground laboratory in Kansas."

Her question pulled me back into the interview. "The

attitude was clinical. My first memories were of alien and
human faces. Everyone was dressed in white, knee-length
smocks. It may be a sperm-bank operation. My view from
the examination table didn't allow me to see much. Also, I
was restrained, and the bright overhead lighting blinded
me whenever I tried to look up."
"Why was the facility developed?"

"I perceived it as a high-tech human-engineering lab-
oratory. I think many kinds of human-alien hybrids are

produced there." Piercing pains shot through my head.
"I'm not under hypnosis now, am I?"
"Are you getting interference?"

"Penetrating pains in my head, just like I felt during
regression... I cant concentrate. What were we talking
about?"
"The white smocks. Did you see insignias or emblems
on them?"
"No, but somewhere in the facility I saw an American
flag." I started to laugh. "Do you know of a military base in
Southeast Kansas?"
Barbara said she was aware of a large military base in
Kansas. "But it may be farther north than the area you
described."
I was now sure that a military operation was located
near the subterranean facility. Stabbing pains again struck
my head as I struggled to say, "The civilians think they're
learning about human diseases." I grasped my head with
both hands and tried to confine the pain. I had to stop
talking for several minutes, and finally said, "I'm trying,

but I just can't talk about the underground facility."
"How does the pain affect you?"

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I responded slowly and deliberately. "It creates interfer-
ence, and I tell you much more about

may not be allowed to
the alien facility. The humans think they're in a disease- con-
trol center —but the alien scientists have other objectives,
which they're not sharing with the humans."
Barbara asked about the "other" objectives, and I said,
"Human engineering is the primary objective. The aliens
are creating various kinds of hybrid beings, who are part

alienand part human."
The pain returned again. After recovering my ability to
speak, I said, "I cant focus on this topic. We shouldn't talk
about the underground facility."
But Barbara responded, "I demand to know why aliens
are conducting human-engineering research! Why are they

harvesting sperm from thousands of people? What are they
doing with the embryos?"

"Do you really want me to answer your question? Do
you really want to know what they do with the embryos?" I
asked, close to tears.
You say it, Jim. I already know."
"Yes!
I began to cry. Words formed, but they remained stuck in
my vocal cords. I couldn't say them. "You never knew about

this, did you?" Barbara asked, wiping a tear from her cheek.
I shook my head. I couldn't answer her. I just knew that
some human embryos might be used as nourishment for
aliens. I wondered where and when I had acquired this
idea. Finally I said, "I must have seen or heard something
in the underground facility about this."
"It is happening, Jim? I'm sorry that you had to

isn't it,
face this. Before our session last night, did you ever think
that alien beings might consume human flesh?"
"No, and I'm angry with myself for being so damned

stupid."
Barbara assured me that I shouldn't feel stupid. "In

surgery, you don't feel the insertion of the surgeon's
scalpel. You cant feel your appendix being removed from
your body, because you are anesthetized —and during the
encounters the aliens also anesthetized you. Until last
night, you didn't know much of what has happened in
your Don t blame yourself for not knowing."

life.
"But I may have fed them."

"What?"
"My sperm may have been used to produce food for
them. I don't know how to deal with this." I cried for sev-
eral minutes.
"Will the atrocities ever end?" I asked, trying to speak

again. My perception of life was bleak. "Why do we have to
live like this? Why cant humans and aliens share this
planet peacefully?"
"Of course we could. But then we wouldn't produce
babies for their nourishment."
"You're right. Humans would never willingly submit to
the aliens' needs; it would be incompatible with our respect
for human life."
Neither of us wanted to speak about this topic; we sat
silently, as our tears dried on our cheeks. "Life is evolu-

tion," I finally said. "The aliens should be able to adapt and
learn to coexist with us." Then I remembered my earlier
statement about the Earth as an experimental farm.

Barbara asked, "Jim, why were you allowed to see all
this? Why did the aliens permit you to remember and

divulge this information? Why?"
"I don't had no plausible explanation.
know." I
Although sad and disturbed, I also felt empathy for them.

I wanted to find a way to justify their behavior. "Was their
homeland destroyed? Are they doing what's necessary for

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their survival?" I searched my mind for understanding. "Is

our planet at risk? Did the aliens come here to show us
how to save our planet?"
The interview had been helpful, but tiring. I felt over-
burdened, and confessed, "Barbara, I don't know whether
these new thoughts are my own, or whether they're from
the alien voice."
She pulled me back by saying, "You've done a wonderful
job — again." We were less than four feet apart, but her reas-
suring voice could have been emanating from a distant

mountain peak. I was submerged in unfathomable
thoughts of alien intruders.
I heard her say, "You know, it doesn't matter if just one
person produces this kind of information. But when it
comes from so many intelligent and educated people, the

pieces form patterns; and the patterns can be used to
develop new knowledge. I would like to discover more pos-

itive patterns; but knowledge — positive or negative — is our
only source of power."
As an afterthought, she added, "The aliens seem to be
orchestrating your awakening."

"Yes. They're revealing information about their dimen-
sion and their agenda to me. Sometimes I wonder if they're
simply trying to perpetuate their species; other times, I

think they're just trying to understand human life. I'm
caught between these two possibilities, and I don't under-
stand why. Oddly, I'm never truly angry with them."
"They must have reasons for allowing you to learn so
much about them."

"You may be right. For one thing, they may trust me.
Trust is the foundation of effective communication — and
theymay be grooming me for something that we don't
know about yet." I wasn't sure I liked what I had just said,
and quickly countered with: "Or, maybe I'm simply an

alien -abduction survivor."
"Are you here to build bridges between us?" Barbara

asked. "Is this why you re being awakened?"
I shrugged. "I don't know yet."
We could have gone on for hours, but the morning had
already faded into afternoon. The weekend was ending
much too quickly; I wasn't ready to say goodbye yet. For
one thing, I felt safe in Barbara's home —and for another,
she believed in my alien- abduction experiences.

The post-regression interview was helpful in many ways.
My sense of being victimized became less intense, and I
had a new perspective on my experiences. I wondered

whether there was another part of me residing in some
other dimension, and whether the conscious part of me
ever visits that dimension. But these thoughts were ahead
of schedule.
As we exchanged our goodbye hugs, I said, "Barbara, I'm
beginning to think that part of me is more at home in
another dimension. That's why I'm so disturbed after my
encounters with aliens. . .1 just don't want to return to the
harsh reality of the human world."
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Will I ever be able to convince people that an alien walked
through my bedroom door?" I wondered aloud, as I turned at
the end of Barbara's street and headed toward the highway.

The sound of my voice felt foolish, but talking to myself
calmed the turbulence in my mind. My mind was in high
gear, and I couldn't stop my consciousness from being

flooded with thoughts and images of alien encounters. The
three-hour drive passed in a blur. Later, I would wonder if had
stopped at red lights and obeyed the highway laws.
I parked the car in the shade of a large maple tree and
gazed at my house, the scene of so many disturbing encoun-
ters. I was exhausted. I knew so much more about aliens than
—
when I left two days ago and I must have replayed it all in
my mind on the drive home. I wondered what my life would
be like now. Would it be different?
I sat in the car for a while, staring at the house that sym-
bolized all my feelings of insecurity and victimization. "The
aliens are real!" I said aloud, trying to muster my courage. I
was determined to survive, and reclaim my life. Finally, I took
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a deep breath, got out of the car and unlocked the front
door. I reminded myself that "we fear what we don't under-
stand." With Barbaras help, I was learning to understand
the aliens; perhaps I would learn that my contacts with
them weren't totally negative. Then the door closed behind
me, and I reentered my life.
The following months were particularly difficult. Less
than a week after I returned, my best friend died unexpect-
edly. The day before he died, he told me and his doctor that
a large ball of light had hovered outside the window of his
hospital room the previous night. "It was an alien craft," he
said. "Did anyone else see it?" He also told me that aliens
had visited his room several times. As he was waiting to be
released from the hospital, his heart suddenly failed. My
confidence crashed; I expected to be next.
Rather than building my strength, I turned inward and
became very insular. The aliens had me to themselves. Bar-
bara and Ion the telephone once or twice a week,
talked
and I made frequent trips to see her. But physical and emo-
tional fatigue was consuming the joy of my life.
Another friend died exactly six months after my first

visit with Barbara. His mysterious death may also have
been related to alien visitations. His wife confided in me

that a large craft had landed in front of their house a few
months earlier. She was sure that aliens had entered their
home many times —and she had had abduction experi-
ences similar to mine.
I couldn't understand why two of my best friends had
been taken so abruptly. Both were healthy, happy young
men. Their deaths plunged me deep into fear and depres-
sion. Night after sleepless night, I escaped thoughts of
aliens by planning my own suicide. In retrospect, my
solitude simply assured the aliens that I would be readily

available for their visits.
During the second week of February 1993, 1 was admit-
ted to the hospital, where I lay in a feverish, comatose state
for nearly a week. No one expected me to live.

Barbara, Jane, and other friends visited me, and prayed
formy survival. The doctors speculated that the fever had
damaged my brain, but Jane's psychic intuitions didn't
agree. "He'll live and be vital again," she assured Barbara. In
fact, she predicted that afterward I would be physically
larger and psychically stronger. As Jane and Barbara were
leaving my room one morning, Jane touched Barbara's arm
and said, "Jim's been taken down by the aliens for repro-
gramming. They're restructuring his body."
The physicians conducted several medical tests, includ-

ing a spinal tap, but none of their tests produced a conclu-
sive diagnosis of my illness. When the fever finally sub-
sided, my family physician wrote "viremia" on my medical
chart, and said to my mother, "Jim must've had some
unusual influenza virus."
I didn't tell the doctors or my family about the alien
beingswho had entered my bedroom just before I got sick.
They projected a beam of light into my body, just below
the navel, and the feverish symptoms had manifested
immediately afterward. I struggled to maintain conscious-
ness until they left. Then I called a neighbor, saying, "Mag-
gie, I'm very sick." After seeing me, she called the doctor,
and her husband rushed me to the emergency room. My
temperature was 106.
My long sleep ended as abruptly as When I it began.
regained consciousness, one of the nurses was at my side. I
was surprised to still be alive and in my body. I began to
cry, telling her that I did not want to live. "Alien beings
made me sick, and surrounded my bed while I was asleep,"

I sobbed.
She squeezed my hand supportively, and said, "I had a
similar experience a few years ago. I'm glad I was with you
when you returned. I believe you."
The happy sight of Barbara and Jane gave me strength.

Barbara couldn't wait to tell me Jane's predictions. I
responded, "You're right. Not only will I survive —I'm

going to write a book." Although my mind was still
clouded, I knew that I was going to write a book about my

encounters with aliens.
A crippling snowstorm devastated the area, and the hos-
pital had to switch to emergency generator power. As a
result, some patients were discharged early, including me.
My friends Janet and Peter offered to take me home in
their four-wheel-drive vehicle. The city was hidden
beneath deep snow; the streets and many of the houses had
practically disappeared. As Peter cautiously guided his
vehicle toward my house, I thought, How fitting! Most of

my conscious memories had vanished in the fever —and
now I couldn't even recognize my own hometown.
I stayed in my neighbors' guest bedroom for nearly a
week. I was too weak to care for myself, and I couldn't face
being alone in my cavernous old house. Like family and
friends, my house seemed unfamiliar. I had to become
reacquainted with my entire world.
Physically, my recovery only took two weeks, but my
mental recovery took much longer. When I returned to
work, everything in my office was unfamiliar. I quickly
learned how to fake my way through conversations, and I
had to re-read documents and files before I could answer a
question or make a decision. Only Barbara knew about my
memory loss. Everyone else probably thought that I was

just acting strange because of my illness.
My memory didn't return for nearly nine months, and

by the time it returned I had to go out and buy larger shoes
and clothing. This part of Jane's prediction was definitely
true. She was also right about my psychic abilities. My
father died a few weeks after I was released from the hospi-
tal. When he died, he was hospitalized in Arkansas, and I
was traveling in Texas. At the exact moment that he crossed

into spirit life, I heard him say, "That was easy!" Just
moments later the phone rang — it was my sister saying
that he had just died. This verified my ability to communi-

cate with the other side.
After my recovery, Barbara and I discussed book ideas
for several months. She encouraged, and I procrasti-
nated — I didn't want to relive my alien encounters. When

Barbara met my friend Kyle in the summer of 1993, they
formed an alliance, and he began the tedious process of
transcribing the regression videos and telephone tapes.
"Barbara and I will help, and the three of us can produce a
book!" he assured me.
The aliens seemed anxious for me to write about my
interdimensional experiences. For nearly a year after my
first abduction, I was haunted by my memories of the tele-
pathic voice and the trip to the subterranean facility. I
sometimes felt like a radio tuned a distant station. Were

the aliens, preparing me to write about my experiences
with them?
I began to see their intrusions into my life from a new
perspective. wondered about their motives for prodding
I
me to accept their existence and seek to understand their

link with humans. Kyle and Barbara continued to be help-
ful. During one of our conversations about the book, Kyle

said, "Your story will be helpful to people who are strug-
gling to understand their own alien abductions."
For the first year and a half, I was hesitant to discuss my

alien encounters. As I studied Kyle's growing mound of
tape transcripts, however, I began to think that the aliens

might have selected —or even programmed—me to inform
a larger audience of their existence. I spent many solitary
hours wondering how to tell my story.

During the first hypnotic regression, Barbara had
opened my subconscious, and gradually, more repressed
information had worked its way into my awareness.
Thoughts about my role as a communicator worked their
way through my fear and confusion. Eventually, I dedicated

myself to the dissolution of the veil between humans and
aliens. After nearly three years of thinking about aliens,
with the help of Kyle and Barbara, a book about my alien
odyssey began to form in my mind.
In December 1994, 1 organized all my transcripts in a
large binder. When it was done, I sat by the fireplace one
cold winter evening and thumbed through it. I realized
how overwhelming the material was. I couldn't just write
that "Humans are sharing Earth with alien beings of
superior intelligence and technology." I would have to
write the story from beginning to end, but how to do it? I
reminded myself that writing is the final step in the intel-
lectual process —the last step, after collecting, processing,
and analyzing information.

However, I soon found that this advice is based on
human logic —which doesn't apply to aliens. When I tried
to analyze my experiences, asking "Why or how did they do
that?" I found it to be a waste of time. I couldn't compre-
hend their motives or methods. Human thought is so far
removed from alien intelligence that we simply can't use
logic to analyze our encounters with them. Before I could

transform my ideas into words, I had to overhaul my way
of thinking.
The traditional research model that I had learned in
graduate school also turned out to be inadequate for the

task. I could define the problem, collect descriptive infor-
mation, analyze it, and develop interesting theories. But I
couldn't produce any empirical data or evidence to support

my claims. Seeking proof of the existence of alien beings, I
put off writing the book for another year. I assumed that a
book about aliens wouldn't have much credibility unless it
could provide concrete evidence of their existence.

Apparently, aliens can transcend time, transform matter,
and manipulate human thought and behavior. They can
also create distracting illusions to satisfy the needs of our
simple human minds. As far as I know, they have never left
verifiable evidence of their visits to our dimension, or of

human visits to their dimension. Eventually I realized the
futility of waiting for verifiable evidence, and decided to

write about my experiences anyway.
I had survived hundreds of alien contacts, and had
thousands of memory fragments to piece together. My
binder was bulging with transcripts and notes. Also, Bar-
bara had carefully researched and documented my life, and
was available to guide me into my subconscious. So the
greatest challenge was deciding what to leave out. I finally
started writing in January 1995.

Barbara encouraged me to have faith in myself, and
assured me that my information would be valuable to
other people. She encouraged me to accept that some peo-
ple wouldn't believe or understand me. "Jim, your accounts
of interdimensional journeys will become more relevant as
others report similar experiences, and ask the same ques-

tions you ve asked."
Beginning the book initiated a long process of organiz-

ing and clarifying my thoughts. I became increasingly con-
—
vinced that aliens had prepared me and others to bring —
our respective worlds closer together. As I commented to
Barbara in one of our sessions, "Our questions about aliens

will eventually open our minds to other dimensions."
My ideas for the book evolved during the four years

that I waited to write. First I had wanted to warn others
about the atrocities of alien abductions. But as I overcame

my victim consciousness, I started a more positive — albeit
unsuccessful —quest to prove the existence of aliens. Ulti-

mately, I realized that we must learn what we can from
each alien encounter. Therefore, my purpose is simply to
encourage human questioning about aliens, and their rela-
tionship with us.
My understanding of alien beings is still evolving. Each
new encounter initiates more questions. The remaining
chapters present my thoughts, theories, and experiences
about the aliens, as I perceive them currently.
Part Two
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When MY alien abductors first said, "You are not who you
think you are, and you must accept this," I didn't understand
what it meant. I could only relate it to my human life. "Who
else could I be?" I asked naively.
The idea that aliens might be producing human-alien
hybrids never occurred to me until Barbara guided me into
hypnosis, and I saw my embryo in a glass cylinder. As I
observed the creation of my life by alien scientists, I under-
stood that thousands of years of alien experimentation had
culminated in extensive human hybridization programs,
ranging from intellectual creativity to maniacal behaviors.
As I my embryo in the glass cylinder, the prover-
recognized
bial light bulb flashed in my mind. I was told that an extrater-
restrial race had colonized this planet during its pristine
period. The interdimensional alien beings came to harvest
employ its primitive human popula-

Earth's natural resources,
tion, and harness its energies. The intelligent beings who
descended to Earth used early humans as laborers and energy

sources. Just as human scientists have developed animals for
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nourishment, labor, and entertainment purposes, alien sci-
entists have improved humans for the same reasons —and

possibly others.
As I looked at the startling image of my embryo, a dis-
tant voice discussed my creation. "Your mother, and her

mother, and her mother were created this way," the voice
explained. "Human hybrids have been used successively to
produce more advanced hybrid beings." I understood that
alien scientists have used hybrids to gradually increase
human intelligence.
"Did I receive special benefits because I was incubated

in my mother's hybrid womb?"
"You are an improved variation of her strain."
After the voice spoke to me, I thought about my broth-

ers and sisters. I wondered if two of my sisters and one of
my brothers might also be human hybrids.
Occasionally, I will recognize an indefinable essence in
another person, which causes me to wonder if they are also
a hybrid. This inexplicable sense of recognition is beyond
my feelings, psychic intuitions, or knowledge of their life; it
is not a response to their physical appearance or personal
characteristics.
It was a few days after the 1992 election, as I was riding

a bus, that I first recognized a fellow human hybrid. Five
athletic men were jogging toward the slow, ambling bus.
One man was in the center, while the other four formed a
protective square around him. The man in the center

looked up and made riveting eye contact with me. I recog-
nized his handsome face. He had just been elected to a
high government position.
For an instant our eyes connected, and I glimpsed
another world. Inwardly, I exclaimed, J recognize you! You re
one of them. You re a human hybrid. The fleeting encounter
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was over in three or four seconds but it had been a pro-

found learning experience. As I turned in my seat to watch
the joggers pass, I had to ask myself, Are the aliens program-
ming human hybrids to assume control of the world?

IVe had several similar encounters with strangers, in
which I have a deep inner sense of recognition of someone,
and my mind transcends the boundaries of our world.
If I'm typical, most hybrids don't have any conscious
knowledge of their interdimensional creation or alien pro-
gramming, at least until they're hypnotized, as I was.

In addition to their general life orientation, each human
hybrid also receives more specialized programming. The
aliens explained my service orientation to me, and allowed
me to view my creation from the biological and ethereal
components of the three corpses. I realized that these
donors had contributed specialized ingredients for my life.
I don't know what the two men contributed, but I'm sure
that the woman supplied enhanced psychic sensitivity.
I don't have a clear image of her, other than gray hair.
But we are still mentally connected, and she has communi-
cated with me telepathically. Her first message was: "We
share the same mind, although my human body expired
before your creation." I interpreted this to mean that I
received my psychic abilities from her.

I used to think that everyone has latent psychic abilities
that they can learn to develop. But now I think that only
some hybrids are psychic. I also wonder if some psychics
have alien programming devices implanted in their physi-
cal or interdimensional bodies.
I assume that alien scientists have improved their human

engineering technologies over the past forty or fifty years,
just ashuman new

technology has advanced. If so, their
hybrids may be far more advanced than my contemporaries

and I. This idea makes me feel old — like an antique model

of a hybrid.
Alien scientists seem able to determine all our charac-
teristics —including our personality, intelligence, creativ-
ity, and physical features. In addition, they seem able to

activate our programming at a specific time and to propel
us into predetermined events. For example, what if alien
scientists have developed a charismatic human hybrid and

programmed this person to become the president of the
United States in 2008?
Human hybrids are programmed to interface with
other human hybrids at the time and place predetermined
by alien scientists. In fact, when human-hybrid embryos
are created and programmed, all their interactions and
relationships may also be planned. Our romantic relation-
ships and professional associations, for example, may be
programmed in our embryos. Alien scientists strategically
locate hybrids in communities around the globe —and

some communities or nations may be occupied by more
hybrids.
I believe that aliens must examine their hybrids periodi-
cally to evaluate their progress, and that human contacts with

aliens are escalating, because aliens are entering our dimen-
sion more frequently to monitor us. They can also use our
implant devices to adjust our life-orientation programming.
During one of my visits with Barbara, she asked me to
watch the video of a delightful little girl, about eight or

nine years old. A friend of the girl's family had asked Bar-
bara to investigate a report of a mass alien abduction. The
girl's conscious memories of the encounter were very
clear —she calmly explained to Barbara how alien beings
had taken her and many of her neighbors onto an alien
spaceship.
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According to the information that Barbara collected

from the girl and her neighbors, a troop of alien beings
invaded many homes in the neighborhood at night and
took people of all ages to a central location, which they
perceived as a spaceship. Barbara was particularly inter-
ested in the case because many members of the neighbor-
hood had conscious memories of being taken onto the
alien spacecraft. In addition, she was impressed by the girPs
calm explanation of the details of the abduction. In a heavy

Southern accent, she said, "I'd never seen alien beings until
that night. I never thought about being on a spaceship
until the aliens arrived at my house and took me to theirs."
From time to time, Barbara would stop the video and
ask for my reaction to the girl's story. "Why would an
entire neighborhood be invaded by alien beings, and why
would groups of people be taken aboard a spaceship?" she
wondered.
I responded, "After listening to the little girl's observations,
I think the abductees were being reminded of their interdi-
mensional origins. I didn't understand either my life or my
contact with aliens until I discovered that I was a human
hybrid and accepted my interdimensional connections."
"Do the aliens want certain people to know that they are
human hybrids?"
"I think so. The spaceship may have been real, or it may
have been an alien-manipulated illusion that the abductees'
human minds could accept. In my opinion, the purpose of
the mass abduction was to introduce the girl and her neigh-
bors to their interdimensional origins."
"This was a daring operation by the abductors."
"Yes, and we should expect more mass abductions. The
aliens are encouraging us to start accepting ourselves as
hybrid humans." Feeling confident about my theory, I

added, "The abductees were probably examined and given

checkups —and programming implants may have been
installed, as well. The roundup was an orientation, exami-
nation, and socialization process —an opportunity for the
human hybrids to meet their own kind."

"Your theory is very interesting."
"In a way, a mass abduction is like a reunion, in which
human hybrids are reunited with their alien creators."
"Are all the abductees hybrids?"

"All of them!" I said confidently. "Although they live in
the same neighborhood, they probably don't know each

other as humans —but they must share a common interdi-
mensional heritage."
"If so, how will their lives be affected by the mass
abduction?"
"After meeting in the alien dimension, they'll begin to
recognize something familiar in each other as they interact
in the human world, which may create bonds among them."
For example, I assume that fellow abductees will even-
tually play important roles in the little girPs future. They

might be her future teachers, business partners, or lovers. I
reiterated, "Those who shared the mass abduction were

brought together to gain understanding of themselves and
their own kind."
I also had a new theory: "These people may be the sub-
jects of a single specialized experiment. The aliens may
have strategically positioned them in one neighborhood
so they could more easily collect them and guide their
common purpose. They might share some programming
that would cause them to think alike or flock together for
some purpose."
The little girl's account of her abduction was also of inter-
est to me because it closely paralleled my own experiences.
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She spoke emphatically of being on "an uncomfortable

bench" and described the "suction-cup fingers" on the aliens'
hands —both of which I had experienced. She then raised

her hand to the side of her head, grimaced and said, "Some-
thing busted in my head." To me, this was a sure sign that a
programming device had been implanted in her head.
Unlike me, however, she didn't appear to be emotionally

traumatized by the experience.
Barbara remarked, "This child has almost complete con-
scious recall of her experience in the other dimension.
When I interviewed her, I felt I was recording very valuable
information about alien activities."
"Yes," I agreed. "I listened carefully to her account, and it
seemed to validate almost everything I said in my first
regression."
As I listened to the calm, sincere little girl, another ques-

tion came to mind. Could she be an example of a new,
improved human hybrid?
After all, I was forty-five before I had my first conscious
alien-abduction memories —and was deeply traumatized
by them. The little girl was eight or nine, and seemed quite
cheerful and accepting. She spoke freely of being taken
from her home, and wasn't disturbed about being on the
spaceship. To support her account, she calmly drew pic-
tures of the aliens and their ship.
I felt old. "My awakening was so much more difficult
than hers. I'm barely forty years older, and she's so much
further advanced."
"Yes," Barbara said. "She may be a new model."
"The hybrids of my generation have been emotionally
crippled by their alien contacts, but younger people don't
seem to experience that kind of emotional trauma. If this
little girl represents a new generation, we can conclude that

—
the new models don't fear alien beings. Their interdimen-
sional connections may be more refined than ours, or more

natural to them. Moreover, the new hybrids seem to know
themselves better. This girl has both a positive attitude
toward alien beings and a healthy sense of self-acceptance."
"You may be right. The younger human hybrids may be
more capable of bridging the gap between the dimensions."
Although our alien encounters were similar, the girl was
able to consciously report her abduction; I had to be hyp-
notized to retrieve the details. When she described her
abductors, she showed no stress; I cried for months. She
defended the aliens, saying, "They would be mean for only
one reason. People have never been nice to them."

I asked Barbara, "In the beginning, did I ever defend
aliens?"
Barbara shook her head and pursed her lips. We were

both thinking that the little girl understood our alien cre-
ators much better than I had.
So, who are the hybrids, and why have alien scientists
devoted thousands of years to developing them? I would

love to provide factual answers to these questions. How-
ever, our only sources of information are the fragments
that have surfaced in the minds of people like me and the
little girl. Nevertheless, a few individuals — like Barbara
have dedicated their lives to documenting and piecing
together the fragments of the alien-abduction puzzle
"the big game board," as she calls it.
It's logical to want to explain human hybrids and deter-
mine who they might be, but it's difficult to discuss a the-
ory that most peopie have never considered. Most of my
ideas about hybrids came from my own hypnotic regres-
sions, so I wanted to use information from other sources.
At first I couldn't think of any, but then I realized that I had
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another key resource —Barbara. When I asked her if we

could get together to exchange ideas, she agreed enthusias-
tically. Kyle decided to participate, too, and we met at her
house on a Saturday afternoon. It was like so many of our
other meetings, except that this time, I would be guiding
the interview.
I started the conversation by saying, "In my first and sec-
ond regressions, we recorded a great deal of information
about my creation, and we've discussed your interview

with the little girl. But I'd like to supplement this with
other sources. How did you acquire your ideas about
human hybrids?"
She replied, "My information began with my under-
standing of myself... the basic understanding of how I'm
different from the human crowd."
"Have you discovered anything about human hybrids
that sets them apart from other human beings?"
Barbara responded, "Based on the hundreds of abduc-
tion cases I've documented and analyzed, I do recognize
some qualities and patterns of life experience that set
abductees apart from other people. But, according to my
theory, everyone on Earth is a potential contactee."
I'd never considered that possibility before. "If that's
correct, we shouldn't assume that everyone who is con-

tacted or abducted by alien beings is a hybrid."
"And," Kyle said, "those who are fascinated by alien
beings and UFOs may not necessarily be hybrids, either.
After all, Jim didn't have any interest in aliens until he was
abducted — yet now he believes he's a hybrid."
"Maybe we could identify human hybrids with the

'batch-consignment theory,'" Barbara said. "You came up
with this idea in your first regression, when you suggested
that some hybrids may come into life in batches."

Kyle looked puzzled, and Barbara explained, "In his first
regression, Jim mentioned the increasing number of chil-
dren with a propensity for evil, lack of conscience, and vio-

lence. I interpreted this to mean that aliens have developed
batches of genetically altered children, programmed with
certain criminal behavior. Right now, gangs are proliferat-
ing— are these children being 'batched' into life by aliens?"

She continued, "Jim, on the other hand, is from the
'intuitive' batch."
"That means," Kyle reasoned, "that anyone could be a

hybrid, and we don't have enough information to second-
guess the aliens' motives for creating such a wide spectrum
of human behavior."
"Yes," Barbara said. "The question is, 'Who's here to do
what?'"
I agreed —we can't yet identify human hybrids with cer-
tainty. "Human hybrids must discover themselves and
learn to recognize one another."
I believe that human hybrids are experimentally pro-
grammed by alien scientists to exhibit specific behaviors,
or facilitate predetermined events. In other words, alien

scientists are experimenting with every possible aspect of
human intelligence, behavior, and emotion. Therefore,
anyone from a national leader to a violent gang member
could be a hybrid.
Then Barbara described her "Hatfield & McCoy Polarity
Game" theory: "According to this theory, the aliens program
human hybrids into polarized groups and manipulate them
into opposing one another. For example, I've hypnotized
many abductees who've had disturbing dreams about Nazis.
Some dreamt about being a Nazi; others dreamt of being
victimized by Nazis. But all of them could recall specific
information about past lives in Nazi Germany."
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I wondered, "Were the Nazi leaders a human hybrid

control group, with alien-programmed objectives? Were
they an alien-directed experimental group developed to
oppose other human groups? If so, for what purpose?"
"We can't outguess the aliens' motives," Kyle reminded
me. "But if your theories are correct, alien scientists may be
orchestrating many world events through their manipula-
tions of human hybrids."
I agreed. "Yes. This may be one reason why we're not
allowed to readily identify human hybrids. We'll be asking,

'Who are the hybrids?' until the aliens are ready for us to
know, and to understand how they're changing our world."
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Human HYBRIDS on Earth are part human and part alien
but I believe that alien scientists are also creating another
group of hybrids, which I call "interdimensional hybrids," or
"interdimensionals." Like human hybrids, the interdimen-
sionals have both human and alien qualities; the difference is
that they live in other dimensions. When I was preparing to

write about hybrids, Kyle offered to brainstorm ideas with
me. My tongue slipped as we were talking, and called them I
"huliens." The new word lingered in my thoughts, and I

finally decided that huliens is a distinctive designation for the
human-alien hybrids who reside in the alien dimension.
It's and scope of interdimensional
true that the technology
alien researchbeyond our comprehension. However, this
is
book would be incomplete if I didn't at least offer what I

know about this subject.
My awareness of interdimensionals is based on my percep-
tions of those I've met —they seem to share their creators'
ability to transcend dimensions. My first visit with an interdi-

mensional hybrid occurred over a year after I was mated
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interdimensionally. I was home alone on a Saturday after-
noon, resting in bed on a handmade quilt. Suddenly all my

senses were heightened — I became acutely aware of the
colors, fibers, and stitching in the quilt. I didn't understand
what was happening, but everything around me seemed

intensified and magnified. I curled up in a fetal position,
with my head at the foot of the bed, when the interdimen-

sional woman entered my bedroom.
I don't recall seeing her pass through a door or wall, like
the alien with the red eye. She just materialized in the mid-
dle of the room, near the foot of the bed. Her face was
humanlike, but her features were rather distorted, and her
skin was pale and transparent. She had thick, coarse blonde
hair that fell straight to her shoulders, like a mop. She wore
a seamless, diaphanous silvery garment with long sleeves
that draped at her wrists. She extended her arms, as if
Then I saw that she was holding a little

reaching out to me.
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boy and as I watched, she gently laid him on the bed
beside me. Then she stepped back and assumed a vigilant
position in the middle of the room.
He was also blonde and pale, and looked about six
months old. He crawled onto me immediately, as if he

knew me and had played with me before. I felt like a proud
parent. He looked like a normal six-month-old child
except for one unusual feature. His teeth were fully devel-
oped, and he also had narrow teeth in the back of his
mouth, extending down from the roof of his mouth. (I've
thought about this many times, but still can't offer a plau-
sible explanation for it.)
While the little boy and I played happily, the woman

watched, as if standing guard. Time seemed to stand still. I
remember asking woman, "Where do you live?" She
the
did not answer or move a muscle. She was stone-faced,
expressionless, as if she was a robot incapable of commu-

nication. Her only emotional gesture was her tender deliv-
ery of the child to me. For several days afterward, I had the
lingering feeling that she had telepathically placed
thoughts in my mind, but I couldn't retrieve them.
When she arrived, and while I played with the child, I
was fully conscious. But within thirty minutes or so I
became very drowsy, and I lost consciousness before they

left, so I don't remember their departure. Perhaps the
woman used her superior mental power to induce anesthe-

sia in me. When I awoke, I felt an overwhelming sense of
loneliness. I wanted to be with my son; I wasn't ready for

him to leave me. And I needed to know more about him.
Feeling as if I'd lost a child, I was despondent for several
days. I longed for some kind of contact or communication

with the child's human mother. Instead, I called Barbara.
As usual, she was there when I needed her —and as I
described my visitors, I could hear the excitement in her

voice. "You're reporting very important new information,"
she said.
In response to her questions, I pressed my mind for
every possible intuition. The woman is the child's surrogate

mother; like other interdimensional children, he lives in a
protected interdimensional environment. I wondered how I
had acquired these thoughts. Did the interdimensional

woman explain this to me?
However, I couldn't answer all of Barbara's questions. At
one point, I was so frustrated that I shouted, "They were
real! They entered my conscious reality! They were in my
bedroom!"
Because of my intense paternal feelings, I felt sure that
the child was the product of my interdimensional union,

and I struggled to understand how such a beautiful child
could have resulted from such a disturbing experience.

First had assumed that we had produced an embryo,
I
which was then removed from her body. Then I saw scenes
of the child developing in a glass cylinder. Then I won-
dered whether the woman's interdimensional body could
have given birth to him. I even wondered if his embryo had
been implanted into the interdimensional woman. How-
ever, I couldn't come up with a good explanation for the
boy's existence. My only relief was to share his visit with
Barbara.
For days, thoughts of him filled my mind. I asked many
questions, but received no convincing answers. I loved him,
and wanted to be with him. I tried to imagine the interdi-
mensional nursery and wondered how many other interdi-
mensional children had been created. I kept asking, "Why
was this child created?" and was terribly disturbed by the
thought that I might never see him again.
Several months passed, and my pain began to fade. I
could never erase the memory of holding him, but I grad-

ually lost hope of ever seeing him again. Then, without any
warning, I was taken to him.
The journey began at night. I was asleep when two alien
beings removed me from my bed, without disturbing my
sleep. I next remember standing in front of a wide door-
way, like an elevator entrance; the large, dark door was
closed. I stared at the door, as if entranced. Then I came to
life, and asked, "What's on the other side of these doors?"

I looked to my left and right. I wasn't alone; two gray
aliens were escorting me, one on either side. Their eyes
weren't glowing, but otherwise they were like the aliens I'd
met before, only a bit shorter; their heads didn't quite
reach my shoulders.
The door opened in the middle, and they gestured for

me to step forward. I stepped through the doorway and
onto a shiny semi-circular platform, large enough for all of
us. As my feet came to rest on it, another platform moved
into place just below. I followed their instructions to step
down again, and yet another platform emerged —and so it
went. I realized that we were descending into a subter-

ranean facility.
The last step took me into a lavishly decorated Victo-

rian-style parlor. As soon as my eyes adjusted to the bright
lighting, I noticed beautiful red walls. Then I saw an old
man, dressed in clothing that humans might have worn a
hundred years ago. As he extended his hand and ushered
me into the parlor, the two gray beings vanished.
As he welcomed me, I was attracted to a large, brilliant
"ring" on one of his fingers. What a magnificent ruby, I
thought. But as I gazed into its mesmerizing glow, a famil-

iar thought arose from deep in my mind: Oh! I recognize
you. You re one of them.

The old man had the same facial features as the interdi-
mensional woman who had visited me. His face appeared

human, but it was scarred and contorted. He seemed more
solid, less transparent, than the woman. His welcoming
gestures were pleasant; I felt at ease with him immediately.
He didn't speak, but his movements directed my attention
to my left.
The interdimensional woman was sitting on a Victorian
settee, and I recognized her at once. Although her face was
frozen and unsmiling, I sensed that she was glad to see me.
She looked downward, and my eyes followed her gaze. The
little boy was standing on wobbly legs. His back was to me,
and he was holding onto her leg for support.

He turned around, and our eyes met. He seemed to
recognize me in the same heartfelt way that I recognized

him. He was learning to walk, and took an unsteady step
toward me, recovering his balance as our hands met. My
child! I thought.
I lifted him to my chest and embraced him. His pale,
nearly white skin felt soft and smooth, but was much
cooler than mine. As we played with one another, the
woman sat quietly and watched us. I sensed that this time
she trusted me —she knew that I wouldn't harm him.
I don't know how long I was there. My memory of our
time in the parlor fades into a feeling of holding him quietly.
As before, I must have been anesthetized when it was time to
leave, and I had no memory of being returned to bed. But
when I awoke, the ornate Victorian parlor was still vivid in
my mind's eye. The interdimensional man and woman had
seemed out of place in it. I wondered if the aliens had cre-
ated the Victorian setting to comfort me, or so that the boy

and I could play together in a human environment.
I tossed and turned the rest of the night. My parental
longing overpowered my need for sleep — I wanted to be
with my child. Why did the aliens let me experience the play-
ful affection of a little boy who lives in a world apart from
me? Why did they encourage me to feel like a loving parent?
These questions, and others, kept racing through my mind.
These interdimensional visits stumped me; I didn't have
any theories to account for them. At first I thought the

aliens wanted the boy to experience human affection, pos-
sibly to absorb human qualities —but there were other pos-

sibilities, as well. I asked Barbara, "Could he be a prototype
for interdimensionals who can feel human emotions? Or
were the alien scientists simply studying my emotional
reactions and parental instincts?"
I'm still filled with questions about my interdimensional

sons future. I wonder where he'll live when he grows up,
and what he'll be or do. Usually, I have no answers, but
sometimes I get an insight. Once I thought, He may be liv-
ing somewhere on Earth. He may have been placed in a
human body, as a walk-in. Our visits may have been social-
ization experienceSy to help him adjust. Maybe we've enjoyed
other times together, which I cant remember. Another time,
I wondered if alien scientists produced a duplicate of each
hybrid life. One counterpart might live in our dimension,
while the other one lives in theirs —and the duplicates
could be interchangeable. These ideas may have been wish-
ful thinking on my part, fueling the hope that would meet I
my son someday. But I could see how an interdimensional

could be installed in a human body when a human hybrid's
essence was taken to the alien dimension for adjustment.
Such questions about my interdimensional son actually
helped me to discover the distinction between human
hybrids and interdimensionals. Also, while thinking of him
one evening, I suddenly began to have frightful thoughts
about the humans I had seen in the underground labora-
tory —and another piece of the puzzle fell into place.
Except for his teeth, my son looked very human. During
my first regression, I thought that the humans I had seen in
the laboratory were volunteers, working cooperatively with

Under the bright overhead lights, they looked
aliens.
human; and at the time, I didn't know about hybrids yet.

But now I wondered whether they were human hybrids or
interdimensionals —and this question opened up vast new

possibilities.
people believe that our government has made

Many
agreements with aliens and allowed them to develop an
extensive network of subterranean bases. I started to think
about those who could have executed such agreements.

Could some of our top government officials be human
hybrids or interdimensional walk-ins? Could they have been
programmed by aliens to fulfill their master plan for
humanity? And could some hybrids live in both dimensions?
When I met the old man with the glowing red "ruby" on
his finger, I recalled the humans in the underground facil-
ity who had glowing red control devices under their finger-
nails. Now I wondered if all these devices could be the
same technology as the glowing red eye of my first alien
abductor. I concluded that at least some of the humans in

the underground facility must have been human hybrids
or interdimensionals.
I can only offer my theories about interdimensionals,
because they haven't left verifiable evidence of their exis-
tence. However, my friend Tina believes that my "hulien"
son is real —because she saw him!
On February 9, 1997, at least three years after my trip to
the Victorian parlor, he appeared in my living room. I was
doing stretching exercises on the floor when I looked up
and saw him watching me. At first I was startled and didn't
recognize him. He'd grown! His body was stocky and the
size of a five- or six-year-old child. His head was larger than
a human head, and his face looked like a teenager's. His
blonde hair was thick and coarse, like a mop, and his eye-
brows were bushy. He was dressed in red. He didn't speak,

but I sensed his need for me to recognize him. Just as I was
about to speak, the telephone rang, and he vanished.
Two days later, Tina called and asked if she could stop by
for a visit with a friend from out of town. While they were
getting settled in the living room, I offered to make a pot of
tea.Tina is wellknown for her ability to "see" psychically
and has provided psychic counseling for many people.
When I returned to the living room, Tina was entranced.

I was surprised, because she'd never gone into a trance
before. Then she spoke, describing my son and saying that
he was in the room. She pointed to three areas of the room
where he had appeared to her. She called him the "Dear
One." "He's concerned," she said. "He thinks you don't like
his hair."
I was stunned. When he appeared two days before, I had

in fact had critical thoughts about his unruly hair —but
there was no way Tina could have known that. Her unex-
pected message was a confirmation of my interdimensional
sons existence. I think of him often, and hope that he will
come for other visits. I'd like him to teach me more about
interdimensionals.
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OBSESSIONS
When I discuss my theories about hybrid beings, most peo-

ple cant resist asking, "Am I a human hybrid?" I'm hesitant to
answer such questions, because my perceptions might be
wrong. Instead, I encourage people to ask their own questions
and form own opinions about aliens and hybrid humans.
their
Some hybrids may never become aware of their alien ori-

gin; but I believe that an increasing number of people will
soon be hearing alien wake-up calls, and asked to accept their

alien heritage. I've developed the following list of questions
based on my own experiences. Perhaps other hybrids who are
programmed to discover their alien connections will find that
they will answer "yes" to most of them:
When you were a child, did you feel presences or
see beings?
Were you sexually molested as a child?
Have you dreamt of being in underground facilities?
Have you dreamt of medical examinations?

Have you dreamt of being taken onto spaceships?
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Have you ever experienced significant memory losses

or lost-time episodes?
Have you ever felt as if information has been forced

into your brain?
Have you seen or encountered UFOs?

Have you every had psychic or paranormal
experiences?
Have you ever been involved in unrequited, obsessive

love relationships?
It may come as a surprise, but I've found that traumatic

love obsessions may be one of the strongest clues that a
person is a human hybrid. I also believe that many people
who are trapped in unfulfilled love obsessions are actually
starring in alien-directed dramas.
Love obsessions have played a major role in my life, and I
believe that a book about aliens would be incomplete with-
out some consideration of them. But initially I doubted my
ability to explain the relationship between human love
obsessions and alien manipulation of humans. So one hot
summer day, I met with Kyle and Barbara to share our ideas
about love obsessions. We seated ourselves on Barbara's
patio, in the shade of a large cottonwood tree, overlooking
the ducks in her backyard pond. All the drakes were in pur-
suit of one elegantly feathered, demure water ballerina. Our
humorous comments about the drakes' antics set the stage
for our discussion about alien-manipulated love obsessions.
Telling other people about one's most intimate love
obsessions feels like stripping one's clothes off in front of
them. But the ducks inspired us, and soon we were speak-
ing candidly about our love obsessions, and wondering
why so many people were preoccupied with unrequited
love affairs.
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Barbara volunteered to share some of her ideas about

love obsessions. "The alien intelligence," she began, "knows
how every part of our body works. It is intimately attuned
to all our mental and physical functions. The aliens can
program all our emotional responses to produce misery,
jealousy, passion, or love. I know from my personal experi-
ence, as well as my research, that alien scientists program
many people for love obsessions —and can even program
us to search for specific companions or mates."
Kyle and I agreed. "I've suffered from several long,
painful love obsessions," I confessed. "Some were emo-
tional whirlwinds, and they lasted for years. In college, I
was obsessed with a graduate student who arrived in the
cafeteria at the same time every morning. I fell in love at
first sight, and those obsessive emotions consumed my life.

I was miserable for two years. My heart ached, because my
love wasn't returned, or even noticed!"
"You watched this person eat breakfast every morning
for two years?" Kyle asked. "What were you thinking?"
"Mostly sexual fantasies," I admitted. "And they sur-
passed any physical possibilities!"
Love obsessions can be crippling. They can sap our
strength and destroy our life. They can wreck our relation-
ships and cause us to do irrational things. I was forty-five
before I understood my obsessive life-long search for a

Nordic lover who first appeared in my fantasies during
adolescence. I believe now that alien scientists pro-

grammed that image in my mind when I was but a child,
we didn't meet until I'd endured nearly thirty-five years of

debilitating love obsessions and sexual fantasies. I had
always fallen hopelessly in love with tall blondes —but my
love had never been returned.
When I finally did meet my fantasy lover (whom I'll

refer to as Lee) in real life, my world stood still. A friend
and I sat down for dinner in a restaurant where Lee was
working. He walked toward me and said, "What can I get
for you?" and all I could think was "a lifetime together!"
This was four years before my first conscious alien
abduction. I knew nothing yet about aliens, hybrids, or
interdimensional lives. As far as I knew, my friend and I
were just there to have a nice dinner. But it didn't work out
like that. Lee's presence triggered thrilling —but confus-
ing — thoughts in my mind, causing my heart to race. My
fantasies were suddenly real. My friend tapped me on the
shoulder and said, "You're staring!"
I was preoccupied. My head was filled with confusion at
my powerful emotional reaction to this stranger. I knew we
were well acquainted and that we had loved each other for
a long time. Yet, we wouldn't meet again for nearly a year.
We were both alone, and —although I didn't tell anyone
—
how I felt some mutual friends offered to introduce us.
One friend told me, "You two have so much in common."
I declined their offers, thinking that we would get
together eventually.
On a brisk October day, a year after our first encounter,
Lee accepted an invitation to join me for lunch at a quaint
little restaurant. I felt very nervous about having my first
conversation with the person I'd loved for most of my life.

I knew that my previous love obsessions had just been
warm-ups compared to this one!
That day, we talked openly, and our friendship blos-

somed. We were close and caring at times, but avoided any
sexual intimacy or talk of a relationship. Then Lee left
town and was gone for nearly a year. We kept in touch with
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letters and phone calls while he was away. After returning,

he stopped by for occasional and our friendship con-
visits,
tinued like this for another year. During this time, my

obsessive feelings diminished the quality of my life; I
couldn't reconcile the vast differences between friendship

and love obsession. I was depressed, preoccupied with sex-
ual fantasies, and disturbed by the possibility of never ful-
filling them.
Then, during my second hypnotic regression, nearly five
years after I had first met Lee, Barbara suddenly asked me,
"Why do you love Lee?"
My first response was, 'Tve never loved anyone as
deeply," but I really didn't understand this myself. I was try-
ing to say, "My feelings are different in some way. I feel
obsessive and have a deep inner knowledge of Lee."

Barbara gave me a hypnotic suggestion to visualize
walking down twenty steps, while thinking about Lee with
each step. As I descended, I felt great emotional pressure
growing within me. Suddenly, I exclaimed, "Part of me was
taken to create Lee! I was very young, nine or ten —Lee was
created from my flesh."
"Are you speaking literally?"
"Yes," I said, and began to cry.
Barbara asked me to explain, but I couldn't. I was numb.
In response to her questions, I tried to talk, but the
thoughts rushed through my mind faster than I could form
words. I stammered, "It was done through tissue sam-
pling.. .a piece of my flesh was removed... I have a scar." The
aliens had taken my flesh to use in creating Lee.
a sample of
I sat up, removed my sock, and looked at the scar on my
left leg just above the ankle. "They took a tissue sample
from my leg!" I said.
I had first noticed the open wound on a hot summer

evening when I was nine or ten. It was a deep crater about
the size of a nickel, through which my leg bone was visible.

It didn't bleed or hurt; the flesh had simply vanished. My
mother took me to a doctor, but I could never explain how
the fleshhad disappeared. This experience had always
troubled me. I'd always felt that something significant hap-
pened, but I had no memory of it. "Lee was created from

that tissue sample," I said slowly, trying to convince myself.
Barbara asked me to explain further. "Who removed the
flesh from your leg?"
Still in shock, I couldn't answer. my

I was focused on
first glimpse of Lee in the restaurant. I was thinking of my
initial feelings of recognition and my inability to explain
my immediate, overwhelming love.

Barbara repeated her question more firmly. I responded,
"Alien beings took the flesh from my leg and created the
love connection between us. My love didn't come from my
human side. Aliens programmed my feelings. Now, I
understand why I didn't know how to express my love at
first. Is this possible?"
"In my opinion," Barbara said, "aliens are perfectly capa-

ble of removing flesh from your body and using the tissue
to create another person." Then, she asked, "What's the age
difference between you?"

"Nine or ten years."
"The timing would be correct, then." She continued to

question me about my obsession for Lee and my sexual
fantasies.
"My fantasies of making love with Lee were more satis-
fying than any other sexual experiences I have had, or can

imagine," I confessed.
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However, I continued to have difficulty accepting this

idea. I didn't want to believe that alien scientists had used
my cells to develop Lee's embryo. I didn't recall seeing
aliens when I was nine or ten, and I didn't know exactly
when the flesh was removed from my leg. However, I did
tell Barbara about a haunting lost-time episode.
On the day the crater appeared on my leg, I had been
walking beside the house. "The east side of the house was
shaded in the afternoon. I was there for a long time that
day, but I can't remember why."

"Look again."
"The shady air was cooler around that corner of the

house, and the grass was greener." I remembered the sensa-
tion of stepping onto the cool, damp grass. "Maybe I
stepped through an alien doorway and walked into their

dimension."
"Could the aliens have programmed the image of Lee in
my mind when they removed the flesh?" I wondered. We
both knew the answer. Alien intelligence is capable of
accomplishing anything that our minds can conceive.
Barbara asked if I could remember any other details of
this encounter, which might relate to my love obsession.
"Oh, yes! Right after the crater appeared, I entered puberty
and discovered masturbation. Also, the Nordic fantasy first
appeared when I discovered the pleasure of my I penis.
became increasingly obsessive about it. It was my primary
masturbation fantasy...but could the aliens really have pro-

grammed us to meet thirty-five years later?"
"They may be quite capable of that."
After receiving this information, I was more certain than
ever that Lee and I were involved in a love relationship. I
didn't tell him about my regression, however. Barbara didn't

want me to influence his thinking about alien contacts; I
didn't want to appear crazy. But Idid invite Lee to come

with me when I went to see Barbara a few months later. By
this time, he had mentioned his own alien encounters and
Barbara was anxious to explore them.
Lee accepted Barbara's suggestions easily, and was soon
in a trance— talking and acting like a three-year-old child.
He spoke of getting out of bed at night, going to an open

window, and looking into a bright light outside. When he
entered it, that light turned out to be a beautiful play-
ground in bright sunshine, where other kids and big peo-
ple were playing.
Suddenly, Lee giggled, and said, "Jim is my friend!"
"You knew him at the playground?"
"He's a nice guy. I knew him when I was really young.. .a
long time ago... before now."

"Tell me about Jim," Barbara pressed.
With uninhibited innocence and joy, Lee explained, "We
were best friends; we held hands and laughed. We were
naked a lot; it was funny."
Barbara asked where this was.
Lee replied, "In the same place" —the playground in
the light.
"You met Jim in the sunny, green playground?"
"Yes! It had swings, and we used to swing. We ran,
skipped, and held hands. We had so much fun! There was

no one else who cared."
Barbara persisted, "Where was this place?"
"It's a beautiful playground. You know where it is. It's
the secret place where special things happen. Big people

and boys and girls play there."
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"Is Jim your best friend?"

"Of course he is! He's my best friend! He's just my best
friend! Then, abruptly, Lee's face looked very sad.
"What happened?"
"Jim went away one day, and I was really sad. I was afraid
I would never see him again. I got mad and started to cry."
Barbara allowed Lee to cry for several minutes. Then he
continued, "I miss Jim. He seems older now and doesn't
have his dog anymore. —
He looks different bigger than me."
Barbara suggested, "Jim's older now. Where do you see
him?"
"I can only see his head, but he's smiling. He must be
okay, but he can't talk to me. It must be all right for me to
talk to him."
I was there during the regression, but I didn't speak,

because my voice could interfere with Barbara's direction
of Lee. I was glad to be there; Lee's childish voice and ges-
tures were quite convincing. I could also remember haunt-

ing dreams of such a playground, which crept into my con-
sciousness when I was twenty or twenty-one. I was a
teenager by the time Lee was four or five and I would've
seemed older to him. His mention of my dog was interest-
ing. Because of school and part-time work, I gave Duke to
a loving family when I was fourteen or fifteen. We grew up

thirteen hundred miles apart. How did he know about my
dog? I thought to myself. The session convinced me further
that Lee and I knew each other from another time and
dimension — that we loved each other long before we met
in the restaurant.
Barbara asked Lee, "When did you see Jim again after he
left the playground?"
"A long time. I didn't expect to see him again. I missed

him. Did he miss me?"
The was innocent, unaware of what I'd said in
child Lee
my second regression. As Barbara brought Lee out of hyp-

nosis, I scribbled down the following notes: "Did aliens
implant Lee's image in my mind when they removed the
tissue sample from my leg? As children, were we periodi-
cally taken to an interdimensional playground to become
acquainted? Is this why I recognized Lee? Were we social-
ized with other hybrids? Did we share later abductions,
which I haven't recalled? Were we programmed to meet

thirty- five years later?" (Lee had moved to town, without
knowing why, just before our meeting in the restaurant.)
And, would the knowledge of our interdimensional rela-
tionship heal my love obsession?

After I recountedmy obsession with Lee, Barbara, Kyle,
and I continued to discuss love obsessions. After so many
years of alien- abduction research, Barbara knows that an
abductee's profile will also include love obsessions —and
follow-up interviews with the abductees she has regressed
reveal a surprising pattern. Most of them report significant
changes in their relationships soon after they become

aware of their interdimensional connections.
Some of them divorce and abruptly remarry; others are
widowed and quickly find new partners. Those who are
single before their abduction usually find partners soon
afterward. These patterns suggest that abductions may
includemore than just checkups. Love- relationship pro-
gramming may be altered or activated, and abductees may
be programmed to find the mates created or selected by
alien scientists. In fact, alien scientists appear to be fasci-
nated with the emotional aspects of our consciousness.

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Kyle asked, "Are aliens emotionless beings who find our

emotions a curiosity? Are they attempting to emo-instill
tions in their hybrids? Or, do they perhaps harvest energy

or nourishment from our emotions?"
Love obsessions create highly charged emotions; there
may be a link between the aliens' fascination with human
emotions and human love obsessions. "Let's think about
humans," I said, "as resources for aliens. What if our emo-
tions provide fuel or nourishment for them?
"Consider this," I continued. "Engineers routinely regu-
late the generation of electricity at hydroelectric plants by
controlling the flow of water through turbines. Likewise,
aliens could control the production of human emotions, or
energies, by manipulating variables like love obsessions. If
our emotions nourish or energize them in some way, they

could turn us on by activating our fantasies about unob-
tainable lovers."
"Your idea is interesting, but how do you explain the
people who do not find fulfilling love relationships?" Bar-
bara asked.
"Some hybrids may be created just for this purpose.
They could work for the aliens most of their lives, without
finding a fulfilling love relationship."
"That's interesting —how does your role as a sperm
donor relate to this?"
"Human hybrid breeders may be prime candidates for
alien-manipulated love obsessions. A person who's entan-

gled in a love obsession is less likely to be sexually involved
with a human partner."
"Good point," Barbara said.
"My obsessive feelings for Lee were most intense while I
was being used as an interdimensional sperm donor. The
aliens may have manipulated my obsession to facilitate

their experiment. It would have assured them that I
wouldn't be sexually involved in the human dimension,

and would have kept me in an emotionally charged state
of readiness."
During my first abduction, the aliens had extracted a
semen sample, and other samples may have been taken as
well. Barbara's research seems to indicate that semen
extractions are a routine part of alien examination proce-

dures. What do they do with all the samples? They may
have purposes other than the creation of hybrid embryos.
Or perhaps they analyze the samples to prepare for an
interdimensional mating.
I suspect that human sperm is used to impregnate both
human hybrid and interdimensional women. Barbaras
research indicates that human women may serve as either
short-term incubators or full-term hosts for hybrid

embryos, and aliens may use love obsessions to control
both male and female participants in their hybridization
programs.
After a moment's silence, I said, "Making love in a
human body is not as satisfying as making love in an inter-

dimensional body."
Barbara and Kyle looked surprised. Barbara asked me to
explain myself.
"Let's create a hypothetical situation," I said. "Barbara,
you've developed a sexual fantasy about a handsome, virile

man. He knows all your sexual desires and fulfills them
masterfully. You don't know that aliens planted his image
in your mind and charged your emotions. Your fantasy
lover becomes very real to you, and expands the bound-
aries of your sexual gratification. You're consumed by a
desire to be with him."
—
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"Is he really tall, dark, and handsome?"

"He's perfect! He's the man of your dreams, literally. In
the next phase, the aliens invade your home while you're
sleeping, and take you —or your interdimensional body
to meet this manifestation of sexual perfection. They plan
to develop a human-alien embryo in your body."
"Ouch! I see where this is headed."
"Yes. Your most thrilling sexual fantasies are fulfilled by
your interdimensional lover. Now you're pregnant, but
your conscious mind and body never know that. All you
know is that you want to be with your fantasy lover."
"What happens next?" Kyle asked.
"Now, Barbara, your husband wants to make love to
you —but you're no longer interested in him. You long for
the perfect sexual gratification that you experienced in
your interdimensional interlude, and reject your husband's

advances. You may have retained some fleeting memories
of your other lover, but you can't really explain your lack of
interest in your husband. One thing leads to another, and
before you know it, you're divorced. You have no conscious
memory of being pregnant, and the aliens remove the
embryo from your womb while you're sleeping."
"That scenario says a lot."
"Does this really happen?" Kyle asked.

"Yes, I think so. How could a person be satisfied with a
human partner after their sexual fantasies have been fulfilled
by an interdimensional lover? Human bodies are cumber-
some compared to sex in the interdimensional body.
"I wonder if our sexual fantasies are being facilitated by
interdimensional beings. our sexual pleasure?

Do they feel
Can they absorb sexual energy from us? Could this be

another reason that aliens manipulate our love obsessions?
"People need to understand that we may not be creating
and perpetuating these obsessions ourselves. If aliens are
manipulating our emotions, we can't assume total respon-

sibility, or guilt, for them. This may be the key to unlocking
our love bondage."
"Knowledge is power," Barbara said. "Perhaps this will
help others free themselves from unfulfilled love, or at least
diminish their pain."
"When I think about love obsessions," I added, "I see an
alien operating an old-fashioned telephone switchboard.
The operator is connecting and disconnecting cords, the
way the operator used to switch calls. But these cords con-
nect people to people —each connection creates a love
obsession, and each disconnection destroys a relationship.
The alien operator is in control, manipulating human lives
at will."
Although this analogy enabled us to end the session on a

light note, we were still in the dark about why aliens would
want to manipulate human emotions. However, we all
believed that people would be less susceptible to this
manipulation if they understood more about the subject.

10
siAH'iv
From EARLY childhood, I always had a strong aversion to all
forms of science fiction, and I never questioned these feelings.

For more than forty years, I never read anything about UFOs
or aliens, and I even avoided popular movies about extrater-
restrials. The only exception was when a friend talked me into
seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind —but it had no
impact on me; I just thought of it as a silly movie.
During the 1970s, like so many other young people, I
explored Eastern metaphysics, and supplanted my Christian

religious beliefs with ideas such as reincarnation, psychic phe-
nomena, and spirits. At the same time, my psychic abilities
emerged, and I acknowledged them as the gift of a benevolent
God. For more than twenty years, I was comfortable with this
understanding of life. But neither my Christian upbringing

nor my metaphysical training prepared me for my first
encounter with an interdimensional being.

During that first encounter, my first reaction was that the
being must be an extraterrestrial from outer space. I figured

that its spaceship was parked behind my house, and hoped
105
my neighbors, Peter and Maggie, would see it —so that
when the being carried me off to another planet, they
would be able to report what had happened to me.

My understanding of aliens evolved slowly. At first, I
assumed was the only person who had ever been

that I
contacted by them, and for some time, I continued to think

of them as interplanetary invaders. It was probably about a
year later that I started to think of them as interdimen-
sional Earth beings, rather than astronauts from another

planet. That year I visited the alien dimension many times,
and my understanding of them evolved rapidly.
It was nearly two years after that first encounter before it
occurred to me that I might have important information

about the link between humans and aliens, which might be
helpful to others. This awareness triggered my process of
discovery —my search for corroboration and information.
During this period, I tried to read books about aliens, and I
thumbed through magazines about UFO sightings and

alien abductions. I forced myself to watch Communion. But
I didn't find much. "One persons trash is another's trea-
sure," I told myself one day, as I put a popular book aside.
Compared to well-known investigators who had
devoted a lifetime to the search, I was a new student. But I
was discouraged by their inability to provide helpful infor-
mation, or even to agree on the most basic questions. The

writings of the scientifically oriented researchers bored me.
I needed practical help with my experiences, and it often
felt as if they were just planting theoretical seeds and hop-
ing that something would grow. I found that the most
helpful, compelling,and convincing information came
from those who had actually witnessed sightings, or expe-
rienced contacts with alien beings.
—
I'm not an alien-abduction researcher, and I don't plan

to become one —I'm simply an individual who was forced
into investigating interdimensional reality. But I have con-
cluded that my experiential information may be as valu-
able as the research of the prominent investigators who

studyUFO sightings and human-alien contacts.
My abduction experiences and my search for answers
have liberated me from my old belief systems. now I
believe that human scientists will eventually prove the exis-

tence of life on other planets and participate in interplane-
tary travel. I believe that the Earth has been visited by life
forms from other planets, and that humans have been con-
tacted by extraterrestrial beings. But I also believe that this
planet is inhabited by interdimensional beings who are
studying and altering life on this planet, just as we are
and that their intelligence may be the real driving force

behind human technical and scientific progress.
Countless investigators have tried to solve the mystery of

UFOs and alien abductions. Some apply the scientific
method; others question its relevance to these phenomena.

Some attribute alien sightings and contacts to demons and
spirits; others deny the existence of such beings. Some use
hypnosis as a tool for accessing memories of alien encoun-
ters; others say that these states encourage a sense of hyste-
ria. Some believe that the government is withholding
information about alien beings; others say it's simply try-
ing to cover its own ignorance on the subject.
Thus, the public hears only confusion: contradictory

claims and counterclaims. How can people accept the exis-
tence of alien beings when even the most prominent
investigators can't reach a consensus? At times, the cover-
age of UFOs and alien abductions actually feels like a dis-
information campaign. As far as I know, no investigator

has been able to provide verifiable evidence of the exis-
tence of alien beings. Considering the wide diversity of
opinion among our alien-abduction researchers, I think
it's time to start over.
Well-meaning researchers may be frustrated by their
inability to solve the mystery of aliens, but they're pres-
sured to write and speak, to hold their position in the spot-

light. Perhaps that's why most discussions about aliens
remain focused on dramatic sightings of alien spaceships
or UFOs. But perhaps our researchers aren't looking in the
right place, or asking the right questions —because I've
found that far more interesting information is coming

from our direct interactions with alien beings.
Most UFO and alien- abduction researchers seem to be

polarized into one of two major camps. Some prefer to use
scientific methods; others rely on hypnosis, psychic
insights, or other paranormal techniques. But what if our
researchers are trying to investigate superior researchers? If
we really are experimental subjects, our brains may simply
not be capable of understanding the scope and purpose of
alien interactions with humans. But it's possible that
important information may be accessible to us, stored in
our body or our subconscious mind.
The first question we must address seems to be: Are we
trying to investigate extraterrestrial beings, interdimen-
sional beings, or both? Extraterrestrial travelers may visit
our planet —but as far as I know, I haven't met one yet. For
one thing, my neighbors would have complained about the
frequent landings on my lawn. Further, the distance
between Earth and other potential planetary systems
makes this unrealistic, in light of the number of alleged
alien abductions. I suspect that extraterrestrial visitations

are rare.
On the other hand, I've had many contacts with interdi-
mensional beings who seem to be quite well established on
our planet. They've taken me to their subterranean facili-
ties and allowed me to glimpse their world. Because of
these experiences, I believe that interdimensional beings

maintain a complex web of relationships with humans.
Whether these beings are extraterrestrial or interdimen-
sional, very little, if any, physical evidence of their visita-
tions has been found, and the evidence that does exist has
produced very little information. On the other hand,
human encounters with alien beings seem to be recorded
in the bodies and subconscious minds of the contactees.
This would mean that hypnotherapy and paranormal tech-
niques could be quite effective ways to retrieve information
about alien contacts.
Another important question is: Can we use the scientific
method to produce valid information about aliens? The
scientific method is a systematic pursuit of knowledge,
based on the application of human logic. However, human
logic may not be an effective way of understanding the
aliens' superior intelligence and technology. And how can

we analyze beings who can transcend time, matter, and
reality? We can't summon them to appear and communi-
cate with us. We can't conduct controlled experiments with
them. Occasionally they may leave marks or wounds on
our bodies, but as far as I know, they never leave physical
objects in our dimension.
Another problem is that the scientific approach is based
on the researcher's ability to control all variables. Yet aliens
routinely distract and deceive us by creating illusions, such

as spaceships —and they can control our thoughts, percep-

tions, and emotions in irresistible ways. When they contact
us, we what they want us to perceive, and
perceive only
believe what only they want us to believe. Since alien-
abduction researchers are controlled, rather than in con-
trol, the scientific approach is unlikely to ever produce sig-
nificant information. Interdimensional beings who can
transcend time and transform matter can easily evade such
an approach.
Despite their inability to reach a consensus, alien-abduc-
tion researchers have made one important contribution.
They've led us to ask the question: "Who are we?" I believe
that this is the question that will eventually produce the
right answers for future researchers. Rather than attempting
to investigate aliens whom we cant control, our research

efforts should be focused on ourselves, on exploring the
evidence held in our bodies and subconscious minds.
Some alien-abduction investigators have stressed that
hypnosis is not a reliable research method. Their major
objection is that the information produced under hypno-
sis is not factual, and shouldn't be taken at face value. I
disagree with them. In the hands of an honest, capable,

and knowledgeable hypnotherapist, hypnosis can be a
powerful method for discovering information stored in
the subconscious mind.
My regressions have convinced me that the subcon-
scious mind is a tremendous repository of information, in
which all my memories of alien contacts are readily avail-

able for retrieval. However, it is true that retrieving valid
information about alien abductions under hypnosis
requires us to first work through layers of repressed mem-
ories and alien programming.
At was overwhelmed by the sheer volume of it

first, I
all, but Barbara encouraged me to think of hypnotic

exploration as a light, shallow-trance learning experi-
ence. "You'll have to go into progressively deeper states of
hypnosis to fully explore your alien encounters," she
explained. Although I learned a lot from my first regres-
sion, I can understand why some researchers maintain
that a single regression might not contribute much to
our knowledge of alien beings. How can a person relive
the significant events of a lifetime in a few hours?
Conscious memory fragments of contactees can also be
valuable. Those who retain fragmented memories of their
encounters with aliens, whether positive or negative, are
probably in their awakening phase. That is, alien scientists
are prompting them to understand their hybrid identity.

In fact, I cant think of any other reason people would be
allowed to retain conscious memories of their alien
encounters. Studies of such cases are more likely to pro-
duce valid and reliable findings if researchers develop

long-term investigative relationships with abductees.
Those who have been contacted by alien beings once are
likely to have multiple encounters, and will probably con-
tinue to receive checkups and adjustments.
Studies of these contactees should include far more than
the documentation and analysis of their hypnotic regres-
sions. To substantiate these cases, researchers need to doc-
ument all the contactee's life experiences —and, once gath-
ered, this information can be compared to a control group.
Barbara s research reveals significant life patterns among
contactees. For example, most of the abductees she has
interviewed were sexually molested before puberty. We
need to discover other patterns, document them, and learn
from them.
Dreams may also be important sources of information.

The documentation and analysis of dreams may lead us to
important clues about aliens. Most of my abductions
occurred while I was asleep, but I usually retained enough
conscious memory of the dreamlike episodes to tell me
that aliens had been present. Often I found unusual marks
on my body when I awoke, including straight lines
arranged in patterns, triangular marks formed with dots,
and circular or oval-shaped burn marks.
Another resource is the paranormal approach; psychic
phenomena and trance channeling, for example, may be
productive ways to learn more about aliens. Some
researchers have denounced these methods, and ques-
tioned the credibility of information produced by paranor-
mal methods. However, since the "paranormal" is by defin-
ition that which can't be explained by science, it's unlikely
that such methods could ever be validated to the satisfac-
tion of a trained scientist. Based on my personal experi-
ence, however, I would encourage people more
to learn
about paranormal methods, rather than denouncing them

out of hand.
On this topic, it's interesting to note that many
abductees demonstrate heightened psychic sensitivity after
their alien encounters. I believe that most human hybrids
are "psychic," as we define it, because of the communica-
tion devices that have been implanted in their bodies. If
this is true, psychic ability may simply be an alien technol-
ogy, rather than a mysterious supernatural force. It's also
possible that hybrids retain interdimensional connections

that facilitate an expanded state of consciousness.
Trance channeling should also be evaluated objectively. I
suspect that it may be a normal function of the human-

hybrid brain, rather than a "paranormal" phenomenon. If
daydreaming is considered a light state of self-hypnosis,

trance channeling may simply be a deeper state of self-hyp-
nosis. Channelers may retrieve information from implants
—
or from the subconscious mind or they may be commu-
nicating with their interdimensional bodies. These theories
diminish the mystique of "trance channeling" and redefine
it as a human-hybrid function that involves transporting
our awareness to past, future, or interdimensional events.
Sensory perception in such a deep state can be very vivid,

and if the channeler fails to grasp their ability to communi-
cate with their interdimensional self, they may associate it
with an external entity.
It's true that aliens could release either deceptive or

truthful information —or both —through a psychic or
channeler, and their objectives are unknown to us. There-
fore, I dont recommend unquestioned belief in everything
produced by psychics and channelers. But as the public
becomes more accepting of paranormal phenomena, psy-

chics and trance channelers are becoming more prevalent.
Are they advanced human hybrids? Are their brains unique
in some way? Are they programmed with special commu-
nication abilities? If so, we need to learn more about their
potential to retrieve information about alien beings.
I also have ideas of how some people are attracted to
UFO and alien-abduction research in the first place. Some
of them may be human hybrids who are struggling to
crack their human shells. Either innate or programmed
knowledge of their alien heritage them to dis-

is driving
cover their interdimensional connections and complete
their alien-programmed missions.
Most of the researchers I've met claim to have had
some form of contact with alien intelligence, and Tve
wondered if they share a common programming. Were
they created and programmed to educate the rest of us
about alien beings? Do they fit the "batch consignment

theory?" Whether researchers agree or disagree among
themselves, their studies force us to think about the exis-
tence of other beings, and seem to be facilitating our

gradual acceptance of aliens.
Of course, aliens may be orchestrating this process and
feeding information to researchers on their own schedule,
not ours. For example, I me to
believe that aliens directed
write this book, and fed certain thoughts my and ideas into
mind. Therefore, I assume that they want me to present my
information and theories to the public at this time.
Iremember one evening when Barbara and I sat in front

of her fireplace and she reflected on her work as an alien-
abduction researcher. I asked her why she was doing all this
research. She replied, "I don t know. I don't know of any
other investigator who's compiled a comparable volume of
information about alien abductions. And sometimes I
wonder why they allow me to do this work. I want to help

people gain their freedom, instead of thinking that they are
controlled by aliens."
I said, "Barbara, the old infrastructure of our knowl-
edge is crumbling. Your alien-abduction research is con-
tributing to that deterioration,and helping to create new
information about humanThe aliens haven't stopped
life.
you — they must approve of your efforts, and maybe

they're even guiding you."
Barbara gazed into the flickering fire and replied, "You
know, I sometimes think of myself as a human rights
activist, rather than a researcher. I devoted myself to learn-

more than ten years ago, but my real
ing about alien beings
commitment has been to people. I've spent all these years
trying to figure out how to protect our human rights."
Barbara's desire to be of service touched my heart. She

had certainly helped me regain control of my life I was —
happy, free, and productive again. I said, "YouVe helped
countless people recover their freedom. I didn't start to
heal until you helped me discover my interdimensional
heritage." I had a momentary image of Barbara as a caring
nurse, quietly and gently awakening people to a new and

unfamiliar world. "But do the aliens understand our con-
cept of human rights, or is this just more of our frail
human logic?"
"They seem to be controlling human evolution, and our

relationship with them seems to be evolving."
"You may be right, Barbara. You know, I wonder if the
current relationship between humans and aliens may be
analogous to the abolition of the slavery in America. Free-
dom arises when people accept others, rather than being
afraid of them, or trying to control them. We may be learn-
ing to accept a technologically advanced interdimensional
race, and the aliens may be trying to transform us into
compatible neighbors. Perhaps humans and aliens will
become more alike as time passes, and our two dimensions
become increasingly integrated.
"The aliens want you to continue your research, and
they've provided most of the information for my book.
They seem to be orchestrating a worldwide human awak-
ening. We need to strip away our old thinking about them
and begin to look for answers within — just as my search
for answers turned into an inner journey."

"Most of your information about aliens was recorded in
your own brain," Barbara said.

"Yes, and we absorb even more information about
alien beings during each of our contacts. Our journeys to
their dimension are recorded within us, and they are now
allowing us to discover this information. I believe that the
aliens are getting ready to reveal who they are. But first,
they're helping us discover who we are."

Part Three
11
Documenting information about aliens is like walking

a tightrope without a net. One must be able to swiftly change
positions and viewpoints. Like an acrobat, I place myself in a
precarious situation each time I express a new theory about
the relationship between humans and aliens.
When I mention my interdimensional journeys, I always

feel apprehensive and wonder how people will react. However,
the aliens have taught me that the remainder of my life is likely
to be a series of uncertain, unsteady steps. I'm never certain
about anything about aliens —and when I do have clear
insights, they simply inspire more unanswerable questions.

However, I started writing with a strong sense that the aliens
had deposited all the information I would need in my mind.
"The book will evolve," I assured myself as I began the process.
Aliens may be programming human hybrids like myself to
learn through self-discovery and self- acceptance, and we are
more about them as we discover ourselves.

likely to learn
Important information about them may be archived in our

minds or implanted in our bodies. To retrieve the information,
119
we must learn to express the interdimensional aspects of our

being. In other words, we must integrate our human and
interdimensional selves, and learn to function in both
worlds. I believe this is how we will eventually establish two-
way communication with our alien creators, and learn to co-
exist with them.
The idea of integrating with an invisible alien world
may seem far-fetched, but it appears that alien beings have
already initiated the process. In recent years, reports of
alien contacts and abductions have increased significantly,
and each human contact with aliens can bring our worlds a
bit closer together, if we retrieve and study the records of
these contacts. Our subconscious minds may be our ports
of entry into an interdimensional reality.
My understanding of all this began about a year and a

my first alien visitation. was agitated and having
half after I
difficulty my will to live. It felt as if part of me

maintaining
was in another dimension, and the rest of me wanted to be
there, too. On my next visit to Barbara, I said, "I have to
find the source of these troubling feelings. I'm having dis-

turbing dreams and thoughts, and I'm preoccupied with a
desire to be in the alien dimension, instead of here."
My desire to escape physical life disturbed Barbara. She
suggested, "Let's put you into hypnosis and take a look at
your recent contacts and journeys."
Once I was resting comfortably, Barbara suggested,
"Go back in time. Go back to discover the source of your
frustrations."
I immediately became distressed, and Barbara asked
me what I was experiencing. We were both surprised by
my response.
"I don't live in the physical world all of the time." After a
pause, I continued, "I just saw myself walking in an arid,
uninviting, unfamiliar place. I'm walking on sand and

rocks the color of red clay, and surrounded by large boul-
ders of the same color."
Barbara asked me if I could identify the area, but I could

not. "It's not near home." I wondered if it was even on this
planet. At this point, I went deeper and received a clearer
image. I said, "I've traveled to this place many times; a part

of me knows exactly where I am. But I need to go deep
below the surface. I'll be safe there."
With those words, part of me left Barbara's control. My

thoughts were far distant from my physical body. I felt
uncomfortable and frightened. I seemed to be in a dimen-

sion halfway between the Earth and somewhere else.
"What are you feeling?" Barbara asked.
"I'm like a young bird just kicked out of its nest. I'm
somewhere between dimensions and may not be able to
get to my destination while part of me is conscious." My

body was now throbbing with anxiety. Something extraor-
dinary was happening, and I wasn't sure that my conscious
mind could handle the experience.
Barbara was trying to control my experience through
hypnosis, but she had no influence over the part of me that
had left my body. I was distressed; my body was trembling. I
had never experienced the interdimensional place 'con-
sciously', and was like an astronaut who on just arrived a
newly discovered planet. I didn't know what to expect.

Barbara began to speak, and I tried to focus on the
sound of her "You saw yourself walking in an arid
voice.
place. Please stop what you are doing and look at yourself
as you appear there. Describe your appearance to me.
"I can only see my feet and legs. I don't want to see the
rest of my body."
"Why are you reacting so strongly to seeing your feet
and legs?"
"I don't want to look! I'm afraid to look at them again!"

"Please relax and be calm. You are what you are. Don't
be afraid."
I was still trembling in terror, and refused to accept Bar-

bara's repeated suggestions to describe my body. Although in
a deep hypnotic state, I felt numb and couldn't speak. I did
not understand the significance of looking at my feet and
legs, but my reaction was so strong that nearly two years

would pass before I could view that startling image again.
"Let's talk about the rocky place," Barbara said, trying to
reestablish our link. "You were walking on the surface."
I said slowly, "Yes. Right now, I'm on the surface; but I
must go below. I cannot tolerate being above ground very

long. I won't be able to breathe if I don't get to the safe
underground area."
"Inhale deeply. Draw air into your lungs. You will be safe."
An unfamiliar voice exclaimed, "I don't use lungs!"
Barbara was surprised by this sharp response, and
understood that she was no longer speaking to me. But
she continued to maintain our communication link. "How
do you breathe?"
My right hand moved to the side of my neck; and, in the
deep, strange-sounding voice, I said, "Air passes through
these small openings. They're like gills."
There was a long pause. I don't know what Barbara was

thinking, but I suspect she needed some time to recover
her composure. She had to be wondering who, or what,
was speaking to her. The voice was so different from
mine, and had an angry, unfriendly tone. Eventually it
interrupted the silence.

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"We do not need to discuss my appearance."

"Are you feeling uncomfortable?"
"A part of me is there, with you. But this part of me is
very anxious to get below, where I can breathe comfortably."

My physical distress was obvious to Barbara; she was
becoming concerned about my well-being. "Can you pro-
ject yourself down? Are others, like you, nearby? If so, do
you need to be with them?"
"Oh! Help me!" I screamed in agony. My normal voice
had returned, but I was gasping for air.
"Tell me, Jim, how do you feel?" Barbara asked, speaking

my name.
c
Tm confused, divided. My physical body is with you,
but I'm also in another body, and I can't get to the place
where I need to be."
"Can you be in two places simultaneously?"

"I am right now! I'm in two different bodies. I'm in two
different dimensions!" I was shouting at her.
Barbara maintained her self-control, and instructed me

to breathe deeply and relax. "If you become too uncom-
fortable in your interdimensional form, you can return to
your physical body. But if you can continue to function in
both worlds, we have an excellent opportunity to learn
more about your total being."

I focused on her words, imagining them as helpful
hands reaching out to rescue me, and tried to calm myself.
"While you're in your other body, I'd like to ask you

some questions. Can you answer me?"
Her voice was my lifeline; I wanted her to keep talking.
"If youre a human hybrid being, why are you in
human form?"
human life by choice. I was forced to partic-

"I'm not in
ipate in the reproductive program. That's why I've been in
a human body."
"Why are aliens populating this planet with human
hybrid beings?"
"This is a very small planet. Its main attractions are
water and vegetation, which produce valuable energies and
resources. My ancestors arrived here at least ten thousand
years ago, and their race is still adapting to its environ-
ment. Also, my ancestors weren't very beautiful. The
hybridization of humans with my ancestral race is creating
a more beautiful species, or race; and it's facilitating our
adaptation to the Earth's atmosphere."
"Will others of your ancestral species be able to live here
like you do?"
Although both of my bodies were distressed, I was still
functioning in two dimensions. I was clinging to the sound

of Barbara's voice, but fast approaching my panic thresh-
old — if I didn't reach the underground destination soon, I
expected to die. My lungs felt as if they were collapsing,

and I was gasping for air. I shouted, "Somebody has to let
me in. Please, let me in!"
Barbara told me to project myself to my destination.
"Follow your usual way of entering the underground area.
You've traveled back and forth before, haven't you?"
Yes, I had traveled here before. "But I don't know how
to do this at will," I said. "I've never tried to travel here
while I was active in the conscious world. I have to know
how to maintain my human body while I'm in this
dimension."
"Are you usually assisted by alien beings when you travel
to this dimension?"
"Yes. I think so." Then I hesitated. "I've never thought

about it before." The aliens had always facilitated my move-
ment between dimensions, and my conscious mind had
never questioned their methods.
"Focus on your previous journeys, and maybe you'll
slide through."
I tried to follow her suggestion, but nothing happened.

She asked me to find out how aliens conveyed me to their
dimension. But I was feeling claustrophobic and couldn't

respond. The stress was too great. Instead, I exclaimed, "I see
figures approaching. They're not human!" Abruptly, my
human body stopped trembling, and my breathing returned
to normal.
Did an alien rescue team send me back to my human

body? I don't know what happened, but I burst completely
out of the deep hypnotic trance. I opened my eyes and
looked at Barbara. Her face was a beautiful sight, and I was
thrilled to be back in her office.
I said, "I need to learn to travel interdimensionally. I want

to enter the underground facility, where I was trying to go."
She asked me to share my thoughts about the other

dimension. I was sure that part of me had traveled to
another world, but I couldn't understand why I wasn't
allowed to enter the safe place. Some part of me must have
known the answer, but my conscious mind was stymied.
"I wasn't permitted to enter. I didn't get in." I was disap-
pointed. I had gone to the right location, but hadn't gained
entrance. It seemed that I couldn't enter the alien facility
while conscious. "Maybe I couldn't have tolerated a pro-
longed simultaneous awareness of two dimensions.'
I closed my eyes, and Barbara allowed me to drift. I was
tired and needed to rest. I assumed that the session was
over, and was thinking how wonderful it was just to lie
there in Barbaras office. Then I heard her soft voice say,
"You just glimpsed the arid, rocky place. Now you'll be able
to look at it without anxiety. Look at it now as if you're
watching a movie screen, and you'll understand more."

I was back under hypnosis again, but instead of follow-
ing her suggestion, I said, "I'm controlled by some kind of
signal." I felt such a desperate need to speak that I started
shouting again. "I need to say something! I receive messages
from aliens through their signals. The signals are used to
take me places. I've done most of my work for the aliens as

a result of receiving messages through their signals."
The aliens have called, or signalled, me many times. I
don't know what happens when they signal me while I'm
asleep. My conscious mind may deny these calls and treat
them as dreams; but when I wake up after these calls, I have

memory fragments, emotional residue, or physical discom-
fort. These are clues that the aliens have been present.
I remember more about my alien contacts when they
signal or transport me while I'm conscious. If I hear signals
while I'm active, I become very drowsy, as if drugged. Sev-
eral times, the messages have instructed me to lie down. If I

resist, the drowsiness and the messages intensify until I can
no longer function. A few times I've received signals at
work, and have had to leave the office and go home. I had
heard the same signals the afternoon that I developed the
high fever and had to be hospitalized.
Barbara guided me deeper and asked me to learn more
about the signals.
"I can't avoid them. They overpower my brain and anes-

thetize my mind."
"How are they used to transport you?"
"When I'm transported without my physical body, my

thoughts drift into the signal, and I lose awareness of my
surroundings. Then my other body arrives at the destina-
tion from which the signal is projected."

Wondering how the signals function, I imagined an
alien operator in front of a gigantic control panel. As col-
ored lights blinked, the alien transmitted signal beams to

human hybrids around the world. The beams delivered
instructions to the implants in their bodies, which in turn
relayed instructions to their brain —and the hybrids would

respond like robots.
"Business as usual," I thought aloud.

"What?"
"Imagine a caveman walking into his cave and finding a
TV set, tuned to Star Trek. He would be as puzzled as I am,
trying to explain the alien signal system."
"You're doing a great job. Please organize your thoughts
and share them with me."
Although I had received alien signals so many times, I
didn't understand the technology well enough to describe
it. I could describe my perceptions. "At times the aliens

have taken my entire being, my human body and my
essence. But they only take my other body when the abduc-
tions are initiated by a signal."
"I asked you to look at a movie screen before. Please

look at it now."
On the screen I my early abductions. The first time,
saw
when the alien removed me from my bed and transported
me to the underground laboratory, I remembered feeling as
had two bodies. "One was physical, and it remained on
if I
the bed. The body on the examining table had all my

human senses, but no physical properties. The alien entered
my bedroom to prepare my body for the abduc-

physical
tion. I couldn't be transported while my body was at its

normal temperature."
Barbara encouraged me to say more, but what I was
going to say didn't seem plausible. "Before transforming my
molecular structure, the alien reduced my body tempera-
ture. I think my physical body was just about frozen before
my other body was conveyed to the alien laboratory."

"How was this abduction different from any before?" I
wondered out loud. The inner voice promptly replied, "You
participated! This abduction was a learning experience.
When the teacher chilled and prepared your human body
for the transportation of your interdimensional body, you
were conscious. Your limited awareness perceived the
teacher as an enemy, but it was simply teaching you how to
disengage from your human body."
What a totally new perspective. I never suspected that I
was a willing student of interdimensional travel that first
night.
Barbara asked me to replay the movie. "Watch the movie

as many times as necessary. Gain as much understanding
of this experience as possible."
As I replayed the scenes, my human body felt heavy and
awkward, and I began to think of it as a temporary aspect
of my being. "My other body, the one the alien delivered to
the examination table, my permanent body."
must be
"That's a very important idea. Tell me about your other
body."
I didn't want to say it. I had to pause and inhale deeply
first. "My permanent body looks like the aliens, and it lives
in both dimensions!"
With these words, I finally penetrated to the core of the
issue that had been haunting me. I was so busy processing
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this thought that I lost track of Barbara s voice. I contin-

ued, "It's my permanent body, and it will live beyond my
human lifetime. When my human life ends, my alien body
will return to the other dimension."
When Barbara snapped her fingers at the count of three

to end the regression, I didn't feel refreshed, as I usually
did. The idea of my interdimensional body felt overwhelm-
ing; I wanted to deny everything that had happened in the
regression. I told myself that this time my imagination had

gone too far. I couldn't share it with Barbara, but I felt deep
disappointment with myself.
As I turned out of her driveway, I was overcome by
loneliness. No one will understand me. No one will believe
me. Vm all alone in the world. I longed to escape my
human body and dwell in the other world. I made the
familiar turn onto the highway on autopilot, completely
unaware of my surroundings. My imagination had really
overdone it this time. How could you journey to another

world? How could you experience two dimensions simulta-
neously? I demanded.
During this disturbing hypnotic session, my interdi-
mensional self emerged, feet first —but I was too fright-
ened to look at my interdimensional body. The scaly rep-
tilian feet and bony legs were a shocking sight, and my

conscious mind wasn't ready to see the rest of it. It was
nothing like the slender alien who had left my human
body during the first regression.
Nearly two years passed before I read the transcript of
this regression, and even then I had difficulty with some
of it. It wasn't until I read all the transcripts in chronolog-

ical order that I finally understood how this session fit
into my self-discovery process and my acceptance of my

alien heritage.
The sight of my interdimensional feet and legs forced

me to take another important step toward integrating the
interdimensional aspects of my hybrid being. After this, I
could finally ask myself, "Was the 'alien' who left my body
during the first regression simply one of my interdimen-
sional forms?"
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Hi, BARBARA. Something important is happening!"

It was a year and a half after my interdimensional regres-
sion. knew I'd been traveling interdimensionally in my sleep,
I
but I didn't know if I was being escorted by alien beings, or if

I was traveling on my own. For weeks, I'd been asking the
aliens to take me back to the underground lab and show me
their complete operation. Each night before falling asleep, I
would state my request out loud. I was still searching for evi-
dence to verify my theories, and I wanted them to show me
specific areas of their human engineering facilities so I could
describe them in this book.
When I started my routine of asking to be taken to their
dimension, I felt confident that I could accept whatever they
were willing to reveal. By this time, I was well into the writ-
ing and feeling confident. wanted concrete evidence of
I just
their existence. But after a few weeks of this, I began to feel
tired and confused. Fragmented memories of alien contacts
were piling up in my conscious mind, and I couldn't piece

them together.
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My opening remark was enough to send Barbara scram-

bling for her tape recorder. "Please hold your thoughts
while I get set up. I must record this." Barbara always
seemed to know when I was about to tell her about inter-
esting alien contacts. I heard her mutter, "Jim Walden, Tele-
phone Conversations," as she inserted a familiar tape. Then
I heard excerpts of my voice, from previous conversations,
as she searched for the end of the tape.
My thoughts drifted, and I started to make a mental

inventory of the memory fragments that I wanted to dis-
cuss with her. There were several, but one stood out; it
involved an interdimensional journey to a small farm.

I was very familiar with the scene. My grandparents had
lived and worked on the farm for nearly sixty years, and
many of my favorite childhood memories took place there.
I was always thrilled to be allowed to stay with my grand-
parents, and more than willing to do chores, like feeding
the animals or pulling weeds in their bountiful garden.
The farm was peaceful, quiet, and insulated from the
rest of the world. To me, it was an enchanted place. Deep
forests surrounded the farmhouse, the crop fields, and the
hay meadows, providing an endless playground for me.
When I went into the woods alone to pick huckleberries, I
sometimes looked over my shoulders and strained for a

glimpse of the "little people." Now and then I had heard
the grown-ups talk about them, and I wanted to meet the
elusive beings.
My grandfather passed away in 1979, and two years later

my grandmother sold the farm. I was sorry to see it leave
the family, but I was busy with graduate school and my
career —and George, the new owner, seemed to love the
farm as much as I did. He had lived his entire life in Detroit,
Michigan, and had dreamed of living on a small farm in the

Ozarks, growing fresh food and beautiful flowers.
But George never moved to the farm. Just after buying it
he became ill; he rented it out for a few years, hoped that

his health would improve, and visited when he could.
However, neither George's health nor the farm improved.
As rental property, the old house and the fields deterio-
rated rapidly.
I was surprised when George called in May 1986 and
asked, "Would you like the He proposed a trade. "I'll

farm?"
give you the farm in exchange for your new log home on
Table Rock Lake. I'd like to spend my remaining days
watching the lake from your front porch." I asked about his
dream of living on a farm, and he said he would never be
strong enough to grow a garden. "The farm needs you," he
said. "You're the only one who will care for it as lovingly as
your grandparents did." Of course, I accepted his offer.
By that fall, the house was fully restored, and the fields
were cleared, mowed, and occupied by beautiful horses. I
often thought that my grandfather would be proud of me

for restoring the farm's dignity. For the next five years I
spent my weekends and summers at the farm. I would

become lost in time there. Other people loved it, too, and
many people consulted me there for psychic readings and
attended group healing sessions, which I facilitated.
Five years later, I sold the farm to a happy young family.
My new job as a city administrator consumed most of my

time and energy, and I could no longer maintain the large
garden and keep the farm looking The family fell in
pretty.
love with the house, the fields, and the woods on their first
visit. They talked about cows, chickens, and living there for
the rest of their lives. I was glad to sell it to them.

"Okay." Barbara's voice interrupted my reverie. "Please

state the date. I want to be sure we're recording."
"Sunday, March 5, 1995."
"Okay, we're recording. What's happening, Jim?"

"I don't know where some of my recent dream encoun-
ters begin or end. I only remember isolated segments. But I
am experiencing all of the familiar side effects of contacts

with aliens.
Barbara knew that by "side effects" I meant I was feeling
tired, confused, and frustrated.

"I've been asking the aliens to take me to their under-
ground facilities."
I knew this would surprise and alarm her, so I quickly

kept talking. "I want to know the truth about their human
processing operations before I finish the manuscript. Dur-
ing one of my abductions they showed me decapitated
bodies and severed limbs, and I've never understood why.
I've had several encounters during the past two or three
weeks, and I'm emotionally exhausted."
Before this, Barbara and I had never discussed the
human "processing facilities," as I called them. However, I
knewthat many abductees had reported frightening trips
to subterranean facilities, where they had seen gruesome
sights of dismembered human bodies. Some abductees
were convinced that aliens consume humans as nourish-
ment. I just wanted to know the truth.
I could hear the concern in Barbara's voice as she asked me

to go on. "What do you remember about your encounters?"
"I don't seem to have a lot of clear information. I seem
to be collecting some important information, but I think
you'll have to extract it from my subconscious."
Barbara understood. "You mean you'll have to go into

hypnosis to understand what's been happening and
retrieve the information you want." She asked me to tell
her more about my dream encounters.

"Friday night or early Saturday, I dreamt of the farm
where I used todon't remember why I was there, or
live. I
what happened. remember standing in front of the

I
house and looking toward a large pond on the opposite

ridge. A narrow valley separates the house and the pond.
Near the pond I saw something unusual; it looked like a

huge television."
"Can you describe it in more detail?"
"It looked like a gigantic television screen with tenta-

cles, or antennae, attached to it. I don't know if I went into
remember looking at it from a distance, but when I try

it. I
to see it more closely, the memory fades. I couldn't figure

out why such a strange-looking object would be sitting in
a pasture."
"Can you remember anything else?"
"Yes, I had a conversation with someone. They explained

that aliens are attracted to the area because of the spring
water." I was referring to the local springs that had been giv-
ing water since the land had been settled. "It seems that
aliens require a supply of pure water."
"You may be right."
"I've never thought about it before," I said, wondering

what they needed water for.
"Yes," Barbara said. "Many sightings have been docu-

mented over lakes and ponds. I don't know what the con-
nection is, but many farmers have seen crafts over their
ponds."
"I still have a mental image of this large thing. From a
distance, I wondered if it could be the doorway to an alien

facility. But when I looked directly at it, it just looked like a
huge television screen."
Barbara asked if I knew why it was in the pasture. "No.
It was just sitting there, near the pond. At first, I assumed

that it had landed there, but after thinking about it all day
yesterday, I'm not sure. It may be there all of the time, but
invisible to human eyes. Could it be the portal to an
underground facility?"
My alien contacts and interdimensional journeys have

taught me to question everything. Things may not be what
they seem to be. "It didn't look like a spaceship, but for
some reason, this image caused me to wonder if aliens had
been established in the area for a long time."
"Did you have any contacts with aliens while you lived
on the farm?"
"No. I don t have any conscious memories of alien con-
tacts while I lived there. I never even thought about aliens
until the year after I sold the farm."
"Was the object in the water or on the side of the pond?"
"It was near the side of the pond. It was just sitting in a
clearing on the ridge, next to the pond." Suddenly I remem-

bered that I had awoken from this dream with painful leg
cramps; I told Barbara how the muscles in the back of my

legs had turned into hard, painful knots.
"All day Saturday, I felt out of sorts, and my legs were
sore from the cramps. I was emotionally disturbed, with-
out knowing why, and I wanted to get away from my
house. So I went out of town for the day with some friends.
We went to an outlet mall, where I was able to escape my
disturbed thoughts for a few hours."
Barbara asked if I felt better after leaving home.

"The drowsiness and the signals intensified all day; and
by late evening, I had difficulty staying awake. I went to bed
at ten, abandoned my resistance, and asked the aliens to
take me underground."
"How do you feel this morning?"
"Almost helpless. I couldn't get out of bed until after
noon; I think something major must have happened dur-
ing the night."
"Did you feel drugged?"
"Definitely. I'm still in a stupor. My mind isn't function-
ing, and I can't control my psychomotor skills."
"Do you remember any dreams from last night?"
"Yes. I was naked, and I was very embarrassed about it."
Barbara asked why I was naked, but I didn't know. Then

she asked, "Where were you?"
"I was in a tank, or a pond, filled with a slightly con-
gealed blue liquid. It looked and felt like half-set gelatin. I
had some type of hose in my mouth, but I don't know why.

This encounter must be very significant." I remembered
blowing through the hose, rather than breathing through
it. "I don't understand any of this."
"What position were you in —vertical or horizontal?"
"At first I moved around the tank, but eventually, I sank

into the blue liquid. I have no idea where I went, or what
happened after that."
"How big was the tank? Could you swim in it?"
"No. It wasn't large enough for swimming. It was the

size of a very large stock tank; and it seemed to be oval-
shaped."
"Now, try to remember —do you have any other memo-
ries of this experience?"
"Yes!" Her question suddenly brought more fragments

to the surface. "I do. Later, I was near some muddy, flowing
water, and I walked into a narrow valley surrounded by
steep hills. I looked ahead and sensed that people had lived
in the valley a long time ago. I didn't want to go farther
into the valley. I wanted to leave immediately."
"What did you do?"

"I turned around and started to leave; but as I turned, two
men came toward me. Their faces looked human, so I
extended my hand to greet them. But they couldn't shake

hands we do; their fingers were curled and they couldn't
like
straighten them out."

"Were their fingers curled under?"
"Curled under? Yes, and their skin was rough. Their

hands had a rough texture."
"Please, Jim, continue your description. We need to doc-

ument all possible information about these beings."
I could now remember it all clearly. One of them looked
old; the other was younger. "They were wearing disguises;
they looked like hill people."

"They looked like scruffy hill people?"
"Yes.They looked shabby. One of them asked me if I
was related to my father, who's dead. I told them I was, and
we started talking about him. That's my last clear memory
of the encounter."
"Your last memory involves discussing your father with
the two men?"
"I can't recall anything else. But our talk has restored my
My mind is clearing."
consciousness.
"What does your inner voice say about these memories?
Have you acquired any new information about the aliens
or their facilities?"
"IVe been asking the aliens to show me their facilities

and reveal more information. I know I am assuming some
risks. If I'm taken underground, I don't have any guarantee

of my safety. But I thought that the aliens wanted me to
finish the book and that they wanted me to find some
more information to include in the book."

Barbara didn't respond, and I hoped she was agreeing
with me. "I feel as if I've been used like a fisherman's net.
I've swept through these encounters and loaded up with
information. My brain is full, and I can't maintain my bal-
ance with this information overload."
"What should we do?"
"I guess I should come to see you and let you empty the
net."
Barbara agreed. I needed another hypnotic regression.

The fragments of my recent encounters indicated that I
might be able to retrieve some new information about the

alien beings and their facilities. We decided to meet at her
house the following weekend.
Before hanging up, Barbara added, "Leg cramps may be
an abduction clue. According to my research, they are an
aftereffect of alien contacts. Leg cramps result from tempo-
rary potassium depletion, which occurs during interdi-
mensional encounters. I've documented it many times."
After I promised to eat more bananas, she added,
"Please monitor your blood pressure after an encounter,
too. Blood pressure fluctuations are another side effect of
alien interference."
After talking with Barbara, I felt much better. I was

excited about the weekend, and anxious to unload my sub-
conscious and explore my recent encounters. Also, I had
the uncanny feeling that I would discover more about my
interdimensional self this time.
While shaving the next morning, I looked at my mus-

tache and thought aloud, "I'm tired of trimming you." The
razor seemed to take over, and my mustache fell into the
toilet. As I saw my pale upper lip for the first time in more
than twenty-five years, I felt naked.
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Kyle AND I left the office early Friday afternoon, and arrived
just as the sun slipped below the western sky. Hugs and warm
greetings from Barbara and Tim, her husband, made the long
trip feel worthwhile. "You look happy and healthy," Barbara said.
"Yes, I'm feeling well. And I'm happy to see you. I probably
wouldn't be alive today if Jane hadn't given me your name."
Barbara and Tim were enjoying happy, productive years.
Tim was writing a novel; Barbara's research was fascinating,
and her enthusiasm inspiring. I settled into a comfortable chair
near the wood stove, and recalled my first visit, three years ear-
lier. "When I sat in this chair the first time, my eyes were red
and swollen from crying. I was a victim then, and expecting to
be killed by aliens any day. Now my eyes are my portals to an

interdimensional world that few humans have glimpsed —and
this time, I'm here to learn more about that world."
When Barbara has something disturbing on her mind, she
develops certain nervous mannerisms: she smiles and repeat-
edly swallows and clears her throat; she wrings her hands and
paces the room, pretending to look for something. She started
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doing all that now, and I asked her what was on her mind.
She said, "I might as well tell you. Jane had an encounter
Wednesday night, and she thinks you were with the aliens."
This didn't come as a complete surprise; we'd heard

similar accounts before. An Iowa woman who was
abducted from a farmhouse in 1992 was the first to report
seeing me during an abduction. In addition to the aliens,
she said, a human man, matching my description, was pre-

sent when she was abducted. When the woman described
me and the interior features of my house in convincing
detail, Barbara became alarmed. She prepared a video
lineup of male faces, and asked the woman to identify the
one who'd been with the aliens during her abduction. The
woman selected my image immediately.
Next, a man in Louisiana reported a similar encounter.
Over the next few months, the list of "Jim" sightings con-
tinued to grow. I had no idea why people were seeing my
face during their abductions. The aliens seemed to be using
my image, and I was deeply concerned and confused by it.
Barbara continued, still nervous. "There's more. I
noticed something different when you arrived. Your mus-

tache is gone."
"I shaved it off last week," I said, wondering why that
would upset her.
when did you shave it off?"

"Exactly
"Monday morning. I don't know why. I just looked at it,
and impulsively decided to cut it off. I was tired of trimming
it every morning. I've had it for twenty-five years, you know."

Barbara said, "Jane's been sick every morning since her
encounter. It's a peculiar form of morning sickness. During
this encounter, she was restrained on a table, covered, and
surrounded by light. She saw you standing at the foot of
the table, from the waist up; and you were naked!"
"What happened?" I asked, embarrassed.

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I m not sure.
"If he had a mustache, the naked man couldn't have
been me."
Just as I said this, the phone rang. When Barbara said,
"Hi, Jane," the rest of us exchanged surprised glances.

After a pause, Barbara said, "Jane, Jim's sitting right
here. Please repeat to him what you just said to me." She
handed the phone to me.
"What's up, Jane?"
"The man at the foot of the table couldn't have been
you. He looked just like you, but he was clean-shaven. He
didn't have a mustache." She added that the man wore
glasses, while I usually wear contacts. I replied, "I have a
new pair of glasses, Jane, and I haven't worn my contacts
this week." We were both silent. I didn't tell her that I'd
shavedmy mustache two days before her encounter.

When I got off the phone, I said, "Jane's report must be
an omen; I'm supposed to be here. The aliens seem to have
summoned me for this regression. I bet we'll discover some

important information tomorrow."
We stayed up talking for another hour or two. We mar-
veled at Jane's ability to remember such accurate details
but we were all rather unnerved by the whole thing. I went

to sleep wondering if I was truly participating in alien
abductions, or if the aliens were just using my image.

The next morning I asked Barbara, "Have you heard
from Jane? Is she feeling better?"
Jane had already called to report that she was feeling
much better. Barbara added, "If she's up to it, she'd like to
meet with us tomorrow."

Now that my concern about Jane was relieved, I was anx-
ious to explore my interdimensional visit to the old farm. I
approached this regression with a casual attitude — all my

traumatic experiences with aliens seemed to be in the dis-
tant past. Barbara asked Kyle if he'd like to observe, and he
eagerly accepted her invitation. We didn't anticipate that
anything unusual would happen. The video and recording

equipment was set up in Barbara's "summer parlor." I nes-
tled into a pallet of cushions, and entered my familiar hyp-

notic cloud. Within minutes, I was in hypnosis.
"Please begin when you feel comfortable, Jim."

"I seem to be lost."
"Become comfortable in that void, and when you're
ready, move forward."
"I want to discuss my recent experiences at the farm." My
mind was filled with unfamiliar thoughts and images, and I
spoke slowly. "I see something at the farm; it's a form of

intelligence. A radar screen comes to mind—I can't think of
a better analogy. It's a large object, which is actually under
the ground."
"Study the object carefully, and tell me about it."
"It's a large circular object, deep within the Earth. I saw
it in my dream, but then it appeared to be above ground,
and it looked like a huge television screen. Also, it now
appears much larger than in my dream. It's about sixteen
to eighteen feet in diameter." The object was clear in my
mind, but difficult to describe.
Barbara asked me to continue.

"It's round and flat on top, and anchored deep in the
Earth. On the bottom, it tapers to a point, like a toy top. It
may have been in the Earth for a thousand years or more.

But it's been modified or changed in some way during the
last hundred years. Similar objects are planted in the Earth
in other strategic locations. They're located around the

globe, like benchmarks —they facilitate the aliens' commu-
nications somehow."
With that last comment, the familiar pain struck behind
my left ear. As usual, it felt as if someone was kicking the
side of my head with a booted foot. couldn't speak. Bar- I
bara let me rest, and the pain slowly subsided.

When we resumed, explained, "I was getting too
I
close — there's something I'm not supposed to divulge

about those objects."
I couldn't remember what I'd been saying when the pain
struck, but I could still see the strange images. "The aliens
use these things to survey surrounding areas and facilitate
communication. They're like gigantic brains — receiving,
processing, and transmitting information. They're like
underground satellites.
"They facilitate interdimensional travel, too. When

aliens travel, they maintain their bearings and find their
destination with the help of these buried objects, which are
located in an intricate network around the globe." I seemed
to be struggling to retrieve information buried deep in my
brain. It was like seeing a person's face and not being able
to remember their name.
"There's a numerical system involved. The Earth's sur-
face is divided into grids. Energies flow along the grid lines,
and each grid is designated by a number. To travel, aliens
visualize grid numbers —and their bodies are transported
to the destination that correlates with those numbers.
Sometimes, people see objects in the sky...." With those
words, my voice fell silent. I couldn't complete the sen-
tence; my vocal cords were frozen.
Barbara instructed me to move to the next significant
event. Although we couldn't safely pursue this topic now, I
knew she'd return to it later.
"I'm looking at the Earth from a distance, from outer

space, and I can see that we have some inaccurate assump-
tions about our world." With my interdimensional eyes, I saw
a complex network of alien technology criss-crossing the
planet —multi-colored, flowing energies covering the entire

globe. "I'm seeing the Earth's nervous system. This planet is
more than a large ball of matter. It's an intelligent communi-

cations system."
I felt an inner conflict, as my human brain tried to

now flowing into my
process the interdimensional images
awareness. Somehow Barbara knew that part of me had left
my human body. "You're viewing the planet through your
interdimensional eyes, aren't you? Please use those eyes to
look at yourself. Which body are you in?"
My voice, gestures, and mannerisms changed abruptly.

"My favorite one, of course."
"What do you mean?"
"I don't get to body often, so I'm really enjoy-
be in this
—
ing myself. This is my natural body and being in it is like
stripping off all my masks and costumes. It's the way an
actor feels after he leaves the stage, and removes his wig
and makeup. In this body, I'm free."
"Look at your form. me what you look like."

Tell
The words seemed to come into my consciousness from

a far distant mind —and this time, I wasn't afraid to see
my interdimensional body. "My feet are long and slender.
My toes are long, too — they're at least six inches longer
than my human toes. They're not like those ugly human
toes I usually wear. They're more pointy, and have more
joints —ten or twelve. I don't use them much, but they're

really fun."
"Please continue."
"In this body, I have a very flexible skeletal structure. I'm
limber and loose. I can move about freely. I like to stretch
out and be comfortable."

"What is the most comfortable position for you?"
"I really prefer to be upright. It's the easiest way to move
around."
"What does your face look like? Could you describe
your head?"
"My head is larger than most," I said proudly. The size of
my head seemed to make me special.
"Why is it larger?"
"It's larger because I'm old. So many young ones are

being produced now. But I'm really old. I've been around
for thousands of years." I really wanted Barbara to appreci-
ate the significance of my age. "We're changing things and
producing many new hybrid strains. But I'm old. I'd like
others to know that."

"Can you tell me about your culture and your species
long ago? Please tell me what it was like when you were
young."
"When I was young, we controlled everything here on
Earth. We were the ultimate authority, and were never
rebuked. Now our control has been diminished we no —
longer have absolute power. We've diluted our authority by
hybridizing our species.
"I'm one of the few who can trace their existence back to
a pristine time when humans were a very low life-form.
Now we're gradually passing the responsibility for main-

taining and preserving this planet on to humans. Contrary
to what many of you believe, we're actually relinquishing
control of this planet. This is the ultimate result of the

human hybridization process. I truly dislike that term, but
it's one you can grasp and understand. Personally, I resent
the crossbreeding of my species with a lower life form."

I was seething with anger, but Barbara wanted to keep
me talking. "Did your species decide to crossbreed with
humans?"
"We should rest. I'm very angry, and I prefer to avoid
violence."
Barbara asked gently, "Please tell me why you're angry.
Td like to understand your feelings."
"Fll give you an example. In the future, separate human

races won't exist; one blended race will inhabit the Earth.
This means that interracial relationships are part of human

evolution —but some humans would still like to protect the
'purity' of their race.

"I'm speaking as an individual, not as a spokesperson for
my species. My species has been diluted by crossbreeding
with humans. We're creating an intelligent hybrid race,
which will be capable of perpetuating and preserving life on
this planet. I understand the process theoretically, but as an
individual, I must mourn the loss of my species. Can you
understand?"
"Yes. I understand your concerns. But why are you relin-
quishing control of this planet?"

"Colonization was our original purpose. But now that it
has been accomplished, the old ones, like myself, are no
longer needed. We've shared our intelligence during the
development of the hybrids."
"Tell me how you feel about the hybrids. Are you con-
cerned that they won't be able to handle their responsibili-
ties? Do you see a loss of integrity in them?"
"Here you must understand the sense of supremacy that

governs my being. I'm superior because of my intelligence
and cumulative experience; the hybrids will never be as
capable. When you mix a color with a clear liquid, the
color is diluted. That's how I feel about humans — as
diluted life forms, their intelligence will never be compara-

ble to the intelligence of my ancestors."
"Then why are you relinquishing control of the planet
to them?"
"A specific answer to your question is impossible. We are
discussing an evolutionary process begun thousands of
years ago. The master intelligence of my species is still try-
ing to perfect hybrid humans, and prepare them to assume
responsibility for this planet."
As I spoke these words, I began to show signs of distress.
Suddenly, I burst out of hypnosis. My eyes were staring; I
was in shock, trembling, and making strange sounds, as if
in pain.
Barbara reacted quickly. "Jim, inhale deeply and fill
your lungs with fresh air. Listen to me — close your eyes

and relax. Move to your cloud and rest there." When my
breathing was finally regular again, she let me rest for a
few minutes.
My mind was scattered like the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle.
I was struggling to figure out what had happened. I needed
to talk; speaking helped me organize my thoughts."My
integrated being has many layers, or forms. My human
body is a dead end; it's the lowest, least significant, form of
my being.
"I seem to exist simultaneously in at least three different
forms and dimensions. I started the regression in my phys-
ical body, and then perceived the body of the slender gray
alien. That gray layer is just beyond the physical body
—
and that's who I saw leaving my body in the first regres-
sion. Next, I saw several developmental, or evolutionary,

stages of my being.
"I don't know how many layers there are between the gray
alien and the entity who just spoke to you. But I can tell you
that this last one is apparently the original form of my being
and he's still out there somewhere, still viable. Also... he
seems to be some kind of interdimensional reptile."
"You mean Old Big Head is a reptile?" Kyle asked. We all

laughed, and I continued my description.
"He's between eight and twelve feet tall. The heels of
his feet are similar to ours, but his feet are elongated. The
toes aren't graduated; they're all of the same length and
bone structure, and their multiple joints make his feet
extremely pliable. His legs aren't like ours. He has knee
joints, but his lower leg bone only has a thin covering of
muscles and skin."
These were the extremities I'd glimpsed nearly two years
before, and although they still felt disturbing, I now under-
stood that this was simply an unfamiliar form of my being.
"There's aweb between his torso and arms, like a bat
which can sometimes make him look as if he has wings.
"His head is the shape of a watermelon, large, and elon-
gated horizontally. Most of his skin is greenish, and
rougher than human skin. His face is reddish, and his body
has hues of red, green, yellow, and orange. His torso looks
humanoid, but his back has a large finlike appendage,
and. . . although I didn't see a tail, I could feel it.
"On the larger areas of his body, like his back, the skin
is rougher than other areas, like the insides of the arms.
His torso has patterns of pointy skin protuberances. On
his arms, legs, and face, the patterns are smaller and less
pronounced.
"By the way, did I mention that this species didn't origi-
nate on Earth?"
"Yes," Barbara replied. "When they arrived, did they take
control of the Earth?"
"Oh, definitely. They demanded absolute supremacy.
However, only a few of them were present in the earliest
days here. Only a few interdimensional reptilian astro-
nauts colonized the Earth, and they had difficulty repro-
ducing on this planet."
"Do you know how they lived here? Or what their

dwellings were like?"
"They lived in subterranean shelters. The conditions in
the Earth's atmosphere threatened their survival, because
they couldn't maintain a constant body temperature."
"Was the light uncomfortable for their eyes?"
"Yes, their eyes were sensitive to light but they were
more concerned about temperature shifts. Temperature
changes traumatize them more than light."
I wondered what technology they had brought with them
and how they had adapted it to this planet. As if reading my

mind, Barbara asked, "Is the whole planet networked with
the large top-like objects? Did the aliens install them?"
"Yes. They're buried all over the planet, and they've been
operating for a long time. They function like underground
satellites — they're used for guidance and communication. I
think they're some form of energy."

"Perhaps the aliens used this technology to transport you
from your house to the farm," Barbara said, and reminded
me of my comments about the numeric grid system.
"Yes, it's all based on a system of numbers. If I were an
interdimensional being who wanted to travel to a distant
location, I'd visualize the number of the nearest anchor
and in the blink of an eye, I'd be at my destination."

—
"Perhaps it's a transportation system that functions on

waves or currents," Barbara said.
"And transforms time and matter," Kyle added.

"Yes. It seems to do all those things."
Barbara recalled my description of being abducted by

alien signals. "This may be the explanation of those signals.
This may be the technology they use to transport people
between dimensions."
Suddenly, Barbara asked, "What should we call them
now? 'Alien means 'foreign, strange, or extraterrestriaP
and that doesn't seem appropriate anymore."

We searched for a better word. It wasn't easy, and the
search for a more appropriate term required us to recon-
sider all our ideas about "aliens."
Finally, Kyle suggested, "Maybe we should call them

IDBs. .for 'interdimensional beings.'"
.
We laughed, and agreed it was the best term we could

come up with.
Barbara said, "Jim, I was really worried when you went
through all those changes. Your transformation to Old Big
Head seemed quite traumatic."
"I don't remember that part of the regression at all. But
I do have one lingering impression of this experience. It
was like walking to a window, opening the blinds, and

looking through the open window. I just had a glimpse of
the interdimensional world —but I already know it better."
"We've been assuming that superior beings were trying
to take over the planet," Kyle said, "but, according to Old
Big Head, the opposite is really happening. Could superior
beings really be trying to guide us into a new age, in which
human hybrids will manage the planet?"
I replied, "The hybridization process must have started
long ago. Reptilian astronauts must have experimented
with modifying human bodies and improving human

brains. now they may be approaching the conclusion
But
of their human program. Consider the rapid advances in
our technology, and the increasing number of their con-
tacts with humans. These may be signs that they're relin-
quishing their control."
As I said these words, piercing pain stabbed my head
again. Barbara and Kyle sat silently while I gripped my
head. When I was able to speak, I said, "This regression was
a breakthrough. I've learned so much today that I can't
express yet. Now I know who's connected to the legs that

scared me so much, almost two years ago. I'm no longer
afraid to look and learn. And eventually, I may be able to
contact the intelligence of other layers of my being, too."
" oBWUli
When Kyle and I arrived at Barbaras the next morning,

Jane was already "Good news. Her morning sickness
there.
has ended," Barbara said as we came in. "And we have lots to

talk about today." As we got settled on the sofa, she said, "Jim,
I'd like you and Jane to sit next to each other, so I can inter-
view you together." As I watched Barbara fuss with her
recording equipment, I recognized the familiar clues that she

had something important to share. Jane, Kyle, and I waited
like attentive school children for their teacher's instructions.
Finally she was ready to start.
"Five people reported blue liquid or blue powder episodes

in their dreams or encounters this week. You were the first,
Jim; you reported being in a pool of blue liquid. What's the

connection?"
I was stunned. I couldn't think clearly. I asked Barbara who
the other four people were —and saw by Jane's reaction that
she must have been one of them.
Barbara generally maintains strict confidentiality, so I don't
know why I thought she would reveal the other names. But in
155
this case, I knew the others and had discussed their earlier
encounters with them, so she was willing to tell me. When I
heard the names, I understood why Barbara was so excited.

All four of these people had reported seeing my image
during an encounter —and all of these encounters had
included sexual experiences with my image. Yet most of
these encounters had occurred before I'd even met the per-
." I
son involved. "What's the connection. . repeated.
"Go ahead, Jim."
The idea of five people having similar, and possibly
related, interdimensional experiences in one week left me
speechless. One of my earlier comments to Barbara came
back to haunt me. In a moment of confidence, I'd said, "If
you can ask the right questions, I can provide the answers."
"Okay, it's showtime!" I said, trying to break the pres-
sure I was feeling. My mind felt like a broken movie pro-
jector, trying to rewind and fast forward at the same time.
I didn't have one clear image or thought. I looked at Bar-
bara and said, "Perhaps you should hypnotize me before

asking this question."
"Great idea. I'll put you into hypnosis and we'll look at
your experience in the blue liquid."
Our interview now turned into another hypnosis ses-
sion. I positioned myself on the familiar cloud of cushions,

stretched my toes and fingers, and began to relax. Jane and
Kyle settled in to observe. As we prepared for our second
regression of the weekend, none of us mentioned Old Big
Head —but I'm sure we were all wondering if he'd make
another appearance.
Except for a gentle breeze that occasionally ruffled the
curtains, the room was still and quiet. Barbara's soft voice
wafted to me on waves of fresh spring air. I was feeling light
and free when I heard her say, "You're there now. Please
share your thoughts with us."
"The blue liquids and powders are for ceremonial pur-
poses, but the ceremonies aren't occurring in the present

time. These recent reports are the memories of ancient cer-
emonial events, which these individuals shared thousands

of years ago." My voice trailed off, as if I were falling into a
deep sleep. In a feeble voice I said, "Memories of ancient

ceremonies are resurfacing in the conscious minds of cer-
tain people. We are now gathering certain individuals who
participated in these ceremonies in ancient times."
know more about this," Barbara said.
"I'd like to
"We full circle," I said weakly. "We are assem-

are coming
bling people who share certain beliefs about human beings,
who understand the evolution of human life. Certain people
are being brought together, and the purpose of this gather-
ing is to reenact, or complete, a process they started a long
time ago. The preparations are almost complete." Now my

voice returned to full volume. "But two or three of the par-
ticipants are not prepared yet. We must find them and bring
them into our circle before we can begin the reenactment."
Then something shifted, and I couldn't speak. I seemed
to be floating and gliding through space; my thoughts were
scattered. I tried to gather and hold them, but they were
elusive. I had impressions of ancient Egypt. These people

have returned to human life and are preparing to participate
in profound experiences, I thought. Then my thoughts
darted away again, and although I soon caught up with
them, I could see that they were leading me away from the
conscious world. I reached out and grabbed another

thought: These people are making conscious connections with
Barbara and interdimensional connections with me.
"Can we back up? I'm lost in space. I don't know where

to start."
"Please collect your thoughts," Barbara said. "You're
doing a good job. You're working with a very interesting
thought wave."
I started to tell Barbara what I'd seen —images of ancient
Egypt and the faces of a few familiar Egyptians. "I passed
through a long, narrow corridor, with walls covered in
hieroglyphics. As I moved through the passageway, I tried to

read them. I traveled through an ancient passageway that
leads to the ethereal world. Do you know what I mean?"
"Yes."
"I've left the human dimension. I traveled through the

passageway very quickly and couldn't read all the scripts.
I'd not seen them for a long time, but they're among my
memories of early human lives. They're prescriptions for
passage rituals. I needed to see them again and refresh the
memories of my learning in previous lives. Now I remem-
ber how to pass through the corridor of human life and
enter the ethereal world.
"These people lived during the height, or just past the
height, of Egyptian strength and dominance." As I said this,
my voice and my mannerisms changed abruptly.
Barbara, Jane, and Kyle all observed my rapid transfor-
mation. Later, Kyle told me, "We recognized Old Big Head
right away, and knew he was making a comeback."
With a regal voice and demeanor he said, "The essence
of my being has inhabited the bodies of many human per-
sons. My eyes have witnessed much of the evolution of
humankind, and I've played significant roles in the devel-
opment of human civilization. As I told you, I can trace my
origins to the arrival of intelligence on this planet.
"I cannot relate all of the life cycles of my being. At the

moment, however, I am in a tomb that represents one of
my lifetimes. For your benefit, am assimilating the knowl-
I
edge of this human life."

"Please take your time. Tell us what we need to know."
"During this lifetime, I took the name of a crane bird
and integrated its stamina and delicacy into my being. My
image was preserved in beautiful artifacts. Objects were
carved and cast in my image,
my honor. Most of these
in
objects have been removed from my tomb and dispersed. I

enjoy visiting them, however.
"The remains of a human body also still exist. The body
is familiar, but unaccommodating, because my essence
passed from it so long ago."
Old Big Head seemed to be recalling fond memories of a
glorious lifetime. Then he moved to another topic. "Now I
am ready to tell you something about yourselves. I am
sharing this information to confirm your own thoughts
and to accelerate your acceptance of yourselves and your
missions. You share the intelligence of the master race.
Your ancestors created human civilizations on this planet."
"Are you saying that we're human hybrids?"

"Correct. Descendants of the original intelligence pass
through human gatherings, and you are living dur-
cyclical
ing an important time. Many beings who have lived in

grand moments of your history are reconvening. By grand
moments,' I mean times when you amassed material
wealth, enjoyed prestige and power, and experienced intel-
lectualand technological growth.

"The impending gathering will not be like earlier times
of dominance and opulence, however. The beings who are
convening at this time will not create monuments, establish
dynasties, or develop civilizations. They are coming

together to make decisions. They will discover information
about their true heritage, which will be the basis for deci-
sions about the future of your planet."
Barbara asked for more specifics.
"These statements may seem vague. You may not under-

stand them immediately. Please allow me to explain."
Old Big Head spoke like a monarch addressing his sub-
jects. "A nucleus of people is joining together, forming a

worldwide web, in which each is a link. These people carry
the history of human evolution through time. Now this
information is entering their conscious minds, and they

will disseminate it to the populace. This will have tremen-
dous impact on the future of humanity.
"Within fifty years, the thinking of humankind will be
reordered. Humans will have a great awakening concerning
the government of their world. They will accept responsibil-
ity for the maintenance and the preservation of this planet.
"Human hybrids will recall, and disseminate, informa-

tion about the evolution of human beings. This message
will prepare the general populace for the time when
humans will be responsible for the planet."
"How will this be accomplished?"
"Like most human changes! As they adjust their think-
ing, humans will experience conflict. Presently, only a few
human minds consciously acknowledge the existence of

the master intelligence that developed human intelligence
and established human civilization. And before the trans-
ference is complete, destructive conflicts may occur among
humans as they are forced to release old beliefs. However,
that will represent the last gasp of human resistance to the
acceptance of their true progenitors."
"I would like to understand this more clearly. Can you

restate it?" Barbara asked.
"In other words, humans should not live in fear of the
return of angry mythological gods. Rather, they must
accept the master intelligence of our ancestors, and under-
stand their ancient dependence on that intelligence. We
are preparing humans for a great awakening. When
humans accept the truth of their evolution, a new age will
begin on Earth."
"What else can you tell us? We want to learn from you.
This is a rare opportunity for us."
"The interdimensional race is no longer in absolute con-
trol. Our intelligence is being dispersed throughout the

human populace, so no leader, or group of leaders, will be
able to seize control of the entire planet. The human
hybrid beings, who share the blood of humans and the
intelligence of the species, will eventually manage the
planet, without guidance from my species ... I am tired. I
cannot complete more thoughts."

"Please, rest. Don't attempt to speak."
Old Big Head rested for a few minutes, but he was still
with us. Kyle passed a note to Barbara, asking, "What's

your name?" Realizing that the session had gone far
beyond a normal hypnotic regression, Barbara signaled

him to go ahead and ask the question.
Old Big Head responded, "I have many names! I have been
known as Tutankhamen. I have been known as Reston. I have
been known as Joshua. I have been known as Ali Bar. I have
been known as Shi Su. I have been known by many human
names. I have spoken to your time using my former names."
"Could we use these names to contact you in the
future?" Kyle asked.

"You are applying human logic. I can speak to you now

from the perspective of any of my embodiments. My for-
mer names are just footprints in time, as is your current
name. Once my essence leaves a human body, it has no
name or anchor. For the purposes of this discussion, I
located the remains of one lifetime in order to speak to you

from that particular perspective. Is this clear?"
"Yes. Thank you. Very clear."

Barbara asked, "Would you clarify something, please?
You said that certain people will convene and make deci-
sions about the future of the planet. Should we assume
any specific duties? Will we participate in important
events? Are we to inform people of an enemy? Are we fac-
ing a dangerous entity?"

"Your enemy is ignorance! Regarding the gathering of
individuals, you will recognize them. They will come and
express their need to communicate. Some will perceive
beyond physical consciousness; some will express them-

selves in conversation; and some will commit their
thoughts to paper. You will recognize their need for

expression. They will acquire important information dur-
ing contacts with the master intelligence, and feel com-
pelled to report their experiences. They will participate in
a worldwide communications movement, and as time
passes, their desire to awaken the populace will become
an obsession."
"Would you like to make any other comments?"
"When I spoke of a gathering, I was not implying that
you would gather in a room and discuss specific topics. I
meant that people would seek your advice, and that you
should encourage them to become acquainted with one
another. To complete their missions, they must accept
and recognize their common lineage. These people have

worked together during other lives, and they are partici-
pating in the continuation of a mission. I shall bring forth
within each one of them conscious memories of their

interdimensional beings."
"Thank you. That's very helpful."
Barbara said, "Jane is here today, and she would like to
know more about her being. Can you tell her who she
really is?"
"Before we begin, please clarify the question."
Jane said, "My identity seems hidden; the real me is a

mystery. Am I of pure human stock? Am I a human
hybrid? Or am I a highly evolved contact guide?"
Old Big Head's voice sounded particularly regal. "May I
open your mind to a memory?"

Jane nodded, and he continued. "I have referred to the
Egyptian civilization. In this time, we entrusted knowledge
to certain individuals who were honored above all others.
They were the repositories of the integrity, the purity, and

the memories of earlier times. Their brains were used as
archives to preserve the knowledge of the masters who had
colonized the planet — the original intelligence.
"I am humbled, I am overwhelmed, by the greatness of
those pure ones. They were isolated from others, and
dwelled in temples where there was only order, purity, and
beauty —and thus they preserved the original knowledge,
or intelligence, of our beings. We were interacting with the
physical world,and understood how human life could
diminish our ancient memories. We wanted the human
experience, but we did not want to lose our intelligence. So
we deposited our memories in the temples, while we expe-
rienced the physical and emotional joys of human life,
including sexual pleasure. You, Jane, were among those

who were set aside from society in this way.
"Today, computers could accomplish this purpose. In

those times, we used the embodiment of beauty. Only
those who exhibited the most beautiful physical forms, fea-
tures, and qualities were selected for this honor. You were
selected at a youthful age, before puberty, to enter isolation
and embody the intelligence of our beings."
"Thank you. I'm happy to know this."

Old Big Head tried to respond to her, but my voice
cracked, and he said, "I must go back now." I began to
shudder and grimace. It was a turbulent transition; I shiv-
ered for several minutes. As my body relaxed, I said, "The

blue pool was in the center of a temple; there were beauti-
ful stone columns on either side of it. Only the privileged
were allowed to bathe there. Only certain privileged beings
even knew of it."
"Jim," Barbara said, "please relax. You re reentering this
dimension now."
"I feel the pain," I said, grasping my left ear.
"Relax and release the pressure. Your fluffy white cloud
is approaching."
On Barbaras count of three, I opened my eyes and looked
around the room. Ym back in the human dimension, I
thought. I didn't remember what had happened during the

regression, but I had something to say. "Now I understand
why people have seen me in their dreams and encounters.
We've been locating and preparing certain people to come
forward. We're helping them remember their interdimen-
sional heritage and mission. It's not as bad as I thought."
I was relieved to know that the interdimensional self
other people had seen was not doing evil things to them.
I'd been worried about this ever since one person described
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me as the commander who controlled the abductions of

humans by gray alien beings.
Although still in pain, I turned to Jane and said, "I've
wanted to tell you about yourself for some time. Did the
message feel right?"
"Oh,yes. I heard everything he said in my own mind
And when he left our presence, he returned you to

first.
your own frequency. That transition is what causes the

pain in your left ear. Our frequency here is too low for him,
so he could not remain attached to you any longer. As you
were speaking, I was about two or three steps ahead of you,
and I got the same messages."
Even though I had a severe case of interdimensional jet
lag, I was happy to be back. As usual, I didn't remember
much, but I sensed that we'd gone far beyond the bound-
aries of human thinking. "There's more to life than we've
imagined."
In this second performance, Old Big Head gave us a lot
to study. This time, he'd been more helpful, understanding,
and friendly than before, and I wondered if we'd contacted

a higher level of his form.
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mm
Barbara suggested that we all watch the video of Old Big
Head's second appearance. I remained lounging on the cush-
ions. Even when my mind and body still didn't feel
it was over,
fully integrated; a few threads of my being were still clinging to
the other dimension. I didn't feel ready to be human yet.

I wanted to be alone for a few minutes, so I stood up and
forced my wobbly legs to move toward the bathroom. Although
I'd been there so many times before, Barbara's house seemed
unfamiliar. As I doused my face with cold water, I thought, You
must be in one mind and one body. I looked into the mirror,
while the water dripped from my face. "Who are you?" I asked
aloud. The tired-looking face also looked unfamiliar. "You're
not who you think you are, and you must accept this!" I said.
After three years, I was finally beginning to understand the
significance of this message. But as I stared at my image in
the mirror, I wondered whether I would ever understand
"who I am."
I returned to hear Barbara say, "We should tape this con-
versation." I sat down next to Jane and looked into the camera
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lens. I really just wanted to go home, but I understood the

importance of discussing the video of Old Big Head.
"Let's talk freely," Barbara began. "Don't worry about
other people's reactions. This session gave us several new
insights, and we should learn as much as we can from it.
Jim, now that you've watched the video, what are your
thoughts?"
"Well, we've spoken before about how I was created in a
test tube and programmed to be an intuitionist. I now
sense that the aliens had other objectives as well. After see-
ing this video, I'm wondering if they developed me to serve
as a communications vehicle...." Suddenly I lost my train
of thought; my mind went blank.
"You were talking about your creation," Barbara
prompted.
"Right. The aliens may have developed me to serve in
other ways, as well. Could I be an alien communications
device? Could I have been programmed to discover reptil-
ian intelligence? Based on my own experiences, I under-

stand how important it is for us to integrate the interdi-
mensional aspects of our being into our human selves.
"Old Big Head has inspired us to stretch our mental
comfort zones and explore new thoughts about human
existence. I want to understand why my image has been
present during alien encounters. Until now, I've theorized
that my image was part of their alien programming or
past-life memories. I was especially puzzled when people
saw me in an abduction before I'd met them in real life.
And I wondered if I'd really done all the things that they
reported to Barbara."
"Old Big Head gave us some new insights into this,"
Kyle noted.
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"Yes. It seems that my image is being used to tell people,

"Wake up, human hybrids! Accept your interdimensional
identity. It's time to discover your reptilian heritage and
fulfill your mission. Does this make sense?"
My next idea was something about a relationship
between alien intelligence and human sexuality, but I could
not process the thought. "I've lost my train of thought
again," I said apologetically.
"Please continue," Barbara said, "and don't worry about
your thoughts making sense. Our goal is to gain as much
information as possible. We could spend the rest of our
lives trying to understand what we've heard this weekend."
I said, many abductees report sexual interactions with
"So
their abductors. I wonder why this occurs so frequently?"
"That's an important question," Barbara said. "Do you

have any ideas about why the aliens might be so sexually
oriented?"
"Perhaps there's a link between the vibration, or fre-
quency, of human sexual energy and the energy of alien

intelligence. This could explain why people so often per-
ceive aliens and their messengers in sexual roles. So many
abductees report having sexual experiences. In fact, sexual-
ity is a common theme of all alien abduction experiences.
Could sexual stimulation be part of the methodology of

alien intelligence?"
"You may be on to something," Barbara said.

"This all seems to have to do with the frequency or
intensity of energy."
"I'm very interested in this," Jane said. "Can you tell me
why I have so many interdimensional sex dreams?"
Her question triggered a response. not really about"It's
sex. Your interdimensional sexual experiences represent

your struggles to receive information from, and about,

alien intelligence.
They were all waiting for me to elaborate further, but I
couldn' t. "I just know, somehow, that the energy of reptil-

ian intelligence is similar to human sexual energy. It feels
the same."
"Let's explore another important topic," Barbara sug-
gested. "We're now thinking of aliens as reptilian beings, like
Old Big Head. In addition, I've talked to many abductees
who've described traumatic dreams of flesh- eating reptilian
aliens. I've documented many reports of visits to under-
ground facilities, where human bodies appeared to be
processed and stored. Although the abductees didn't actually
see aliens consuming human flesh, they were left with this
impression. So the question is, 'Do reptilian aliens feast on

humans?' Have we gained any insight into this question?"
"You know, Barbara, I arrived this weekend with the

same concern," I said. "This is the most troublesome ques-
tion I have about aliens and encounters. After meeting Old
Big Head, I now visualize one form of my interdimensional
self as a large lizard —and he says I'm linked to the head
reptiles! So I want to know the truth about these supposed
nourishment centers. As you know, I've been asking the
aliens to show me their complete operations, including any
areas where human bodies might be processed."
I fell silent, reflecting on my own experience. After my
first regression, I'd cried for weeks, because I thought
aliens were developing human embryos as a food source. I
also thought about one of my friends who had died. Two
or three months after his death, I had a very disturbing
experience, although I was never sure whether it was a
dream or an encounter. In it, I passed through a long, nar-

row, dimly lit corridor. Its dark stone walls were covered
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with hieroglyphics, but I moved too quickly to read them.

I arrived in a cool, damp room, apparently deep within the
Earth. The ceiling, the floor, and walls all appeared to be
dingy concrete. Suddenly, I saw a disjoined human leg
hanging on a wall hook, and became physically and emo-

tionally ill. I recognized the leg immediately; it was my
friend's. As I turned to avoid seeing it, I saw many other
decapitated and disemboweled human bodies hanging
from large hooks.
When this occurred, I couldn't understand why my
mind or the aliens would want to create such a grotesque
scene. I'd been a pallbearer at my friend's funeral, so knew I
that his remains had been buried. I couldn't understand

how his body could have ended up in an alien facility. At
the time, I wondered: "Do aliens clone human bodies? Do
humans have multiple bodies?"
"It seems that the more we search for answers about
alien consumption of human bodies, the more we end up
pursuing other directions," Isaid. "Are we being distracted
from the truth? Why do so many people have such fright-

ening experiences? This really troubles me."
"The answer is within you," Jane said calmly, "and when
the time is right, it will come. They may be able to clone
our bodies, or duplicate them in other dimensions, but I
don't believe they can duplicate our souls. We may have

been scaly creatures during previous eras; but now we're
endowed with a human spirit, a human intellect, and a
human soul. In my opinion, the aliens do not have souls.
They may be trying to duplicate ours, but they can't."
These thoughts were comforting. I liked the idea that
there was some part of my being that the aliens couldn't
invade, but the basic question remained unanswered. I
couldn't understand why interdimensional beings who

transcend time and matter would need to take solid nour-

ishment from our bodies. As a reminder to myself and
others, I said, "Things are rarely what they seem to be
during encounters. The aliens show us what they want us
to see, although a totally different experience may actually
be occurring. Perhaps we should ask instead what the
aliens are doing or revealing when they show us such
gruesome scenes."
"Can you be more specific?" Barbara asked.

"We know one thing for sure," I said. "Every abductee
who's been taken to an alien nourishment center has been
deeply traumatized by the sight of severed human body
parts. In my own case, I was afraid to be alone for several
days after that horrifying experience. Fear was the primary
byproduct of the experience. I didn't want to be tortured
or to end up in that place. Perhaps the aliens were using
fear to control or guide me. Or maybe they were charging
my emotional energies."
"Interesting observation," Barbara said.
"But in retrospect," I continued, "my perceptions of the
gruesome facility forced me to see the uselessness of my
human body in the alien dimension. The may have
aliens
been showing me that I'd have to discard my human body

to experience my interdimensional self. Maybe these facili-
ties are interdimensional salvage areas for discarded bod-
ies, rather than alien food banks. After all, when we journey
to their dimension, we don't need a physical body."
"As Jane suggested," Barbara reasoned, "we may not be
ready to understand the human processing facilities yet.
But we should continue to try to learn about them." Then

she introduced another important topic. "As you men-
tioned, Jim, aliens seem to have used fear to control you
during the early stages of your awakening. Can you share

more about this?"
"According to my current thinking," I said, "a few
extraterrestrial reptilian astronauts arrived on Earth long
before human civilization developed. They conquered the
primitive humans of the time, and initiated human evolu-
tion experiments. The reptilians and their technology
must have caused great fear among early humans —and

the reptilians may have quickly discovered that this fear
could be manipulated and become an effective means of
controlling us.
"Their early experiments probably resulted in a large
leap in our intelligence, leading to the development of civ-
ilization. Eventually, humans began to deify certain beings,
and establish formal religions around mythological figures,
who were credited with superhuman powers. I think that

these myths were probably based on stories of the reptilian
aliens, and that extraterrestrial astronauts and their descen-
dants have been using fear to control humans for thou-

sands of years.
"As you well know, Barbara, after the experience I had in
March 1992, 1 was terrified for my life, and I lived in despair

for years. But eventually, I began to accept the aliens' pres-
ence, and discover my interdimensional being. Eventually, I
concluded that the aliens weren't going to kill me."

"You survived those unpleasant times."
"Yes, I did, but I didn't begin to see anything positive
I discovered my own interdimensional
about aliens until
Now I'm beginning to feel some respect for them. This
self.
may simply be another phase of my learning process, but

my thinking has changed dramatically. Three years ago, I
perceived aliens simply as perpetrators of fear and pain;
—
today, them as the master

I see intelligence of our world
the gods that we have always deified and worshipped. I
wonder, has anyone ever seen the face of God? Is it human,

reptilian, or something else?"
Barbara smiled. "This quantum leap in

is certainly a
—
your thinking and you're still leading us toward new per-
spectives about aliens. You know, I recently saw a photo-
graph of a Sumerian statue in a book on ancient art; it

depicted a regal reptilian figure. There's some evidence to
support your theories about reptilian astronauts.
"Also, reptiles were important in the ancient Egyptian
civilization. In fact, I'm beginning to see how reptilians
could have been linked to the development of all the

ancient cultures."
"I'm not as dedicated to research as you are, Barbara.
But I do feel a mission to lead people to answers about
human life. As a child, I wasn't allowed to question the
Bible —but it didn't answer my questions about existence
and evolution. I wanted to know where human souls came
from, and where God lived. I always wanted to ask more
than they would tell me."
"I'm beginning to understand how restrictive some reli-
gions are," Kyle said. "They define boundaries of our
thinking."
"Ignorance is our enemy, as Old Big Head said —but
most people may prefer to remain ignorant of their true
heritage. Although I was forced into my own self- discovery
process, I can no longer confine myself to a religious ideol-
ogy. I believe that the answers about our alien heritage lie
within us. But we wont start getting the right answers until
we start asking the right questions."
"Today," Barbara said, "you're happy and healthy. But

you weren't happy or healthy when you came for your
first regression."
"You're right. My self- discovery process has been very
therapeutic. We tend to fear what we cant understand; and
fear causes us to think negatively. To find the positive
aspects of a situation, we must ask questions and clarify
our thoughts. Typically, we don't allow ourselves to look
for answers beyond the boundaries of our fear; and most
fear is a matter of misunderstanding or misperception."
"You've managed to overcome your fear of aliens," Bar-
bara said.
"After listening to Old Big Head this weekend, I realize
how much time it's taken me just to resolve my misunder-

standings about aliens. During my first contact, they told
me, 'You are not who you think you are, and you must
accept this.' But it took me three years to overcome my fear
of them —and I had to work though that negativity before
I could begin to accept my interdimensional heritage."
We all fell quiet, and thought about my early experi-
I
mental farm ideas, when I thought that evil aliens were

manipulating us like research animals. I felt victimized then;
but three years later, I had a new perspective on alien scien-
tists. According to Old Big Head, they've invested thousands

of years in improving human intelligence, and are actually
relinquishing their control over this planet. "If that's true," I
thought, "I'm ready to accept their interventions positively."

Now, rather than feeling victimized, I felt privileged.
I asked the others if they, too, felt frustrated when they

tried to explain ideas about aliens and interdimensionals
to other people. They all nodded. I said, "Imagine how
confused and frightened the rest of humanity will be when

this information starts coming out!" I knew how uncom-
fortable I'd felt over the last three years, as my awakening
challenged all of my ideas about human life.
"If people all over the world are now awakening at the
same why time seems so accelerated

time, perhaps that's
now, and why people, communities, and nations are expe-
riencing so much stress. According to Old Big Head, mil-
lions of us are in the beginning stage of accepting our
interdimensional heritage."
Kyle added, "And as long as people don't understand
aliens, they'll tend to perceive all alien encounters as nega-
tive experiences."
"Yes; imagine the collective impact of millions of people

dealing with this inexplicable, 'negative' force in their lives."
I thanked Barbara for the brainstorming session; I was

grateful for the opportunity to clarify some of these trou-
bling issues. "When I made a commitment to write a book,
I promised to help others understand their alien encoun-
ters. It's hard to believe now, but my first intention was to
warn people about evil gray aliens who would freeze our
bodies and transport us to underground facilities."
"Just think, Jim," Kyle said, "you've developed so many

new theories about alien beings, that your book has practi-
cally turned into a treatise."
"Yes, the evolution of my thinking has been remarkable.

My discovery process has taken me far beyond my initial
ideas. Like Jane, I'm a few steps ahead of where I expected
to be —and now I'm wondering what will happen next.
How will my thinking change in the next year? What else
will I discover?"
The four of us fell silent. Despite Jane's psychic abilities,
we didn'tknow what the future would hold; we knew only

that we would continue to accumulate more information,
and that our beliefs would continue to evolve.
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I SAID, "If we're going to be responsible for the planet, as Old
Big Head said, the next phase may be an education period.
People of all races will have to become acquainted with inter-
dimensional intelligence. Otherwise, imagine the world events
that will ensue when millions of people experience the shock
of meeting alien beings for the first time. If my awakening is
indicative, we can assume that most people will pass through
a fearful stage at first."
Jane agreed. "He tried to tell us this. People will have to dis-
card most of their human beliefs before they'll be ready to
accept the reptilian intelligence."
"Letting go of beliefs will be difficult for most people," Bar-
bara said. "In many societies, people are taught to equate rep-
tiles with evil or demons."
Kyle said, "Humans have a primal fear of reptiles. Most of us
are deeply afraid of them. On the other hand, there are also
some people who worship them. Could these extreme responses
be based on interactions with our reptilian progenitors?"
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We shared our search for truth about alien beings,

exchanged comments about our progress, and
flattering
expressed our desire to know more about the objectives

and methods of alien intelligence. I reminded them that
we still didn't have any evidence to support our theories.
Jane's encounter with my clean-shaven image sounded
like more than coincidence, but it didn't provide firm evi-
dence of anything.
Then I surprised everyone by saying, "You've heard Old
Big Head, and we've brainstormed ideas about alien beings
and their intelligence." Presumably, we've learned more
about the aliens and ourselves. "Now, I have a thought for
you to consider: What if I'm an infiltrator who's come into
your time and space on an assignment to distract or alter
your thinking? What would you do if you discovered that

I'm an alien agent who has lulled you into positive-think-
ing complacency?"
"Yes!" Barbara said. "This is a new twist. What a great
question."
"I could be infiltrating your camp, influencing your
thinking, and confusing your research."
"You mean like the serpent in the Garden of Eden?" Jane

asked.
"We know what happened to Eve," Barbara said. "Please
don't tempt us with any apples!"
"The Garden of Eden may be mythical or metaphori-
cal," I said. "But it's a good analogy."
"At least Eve got some knowledge," Barbara said. "But
let's be serious, now."
"Okay. What if I am a decoy?"
"Well, you could be," Barbara said. "You have all the
qualities of a superior being — you're handsome and intelli-
gent, for example."

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"Don't forget sexual!" I added.

Kyle couldn't resist this. "If you are an infiltrator, you're
doing a great job. But, here's a thought: Who could say

whether your information is down the right
leading us
path or the wrong path? How would you know if you were
an infiltrator? We can't prove anything!"
This appealed to Barbara's love of game theories... and
then she made another connection. "They say that the

embodiment of evil is a handsome, dark-haired man with
a widow's peak."
Jane and Kyle both leaned over quickly to check my

hairline, but didn't discover a widow's peak.
"Many of the cases I've documented have involved
widow's-peak aliens," Barbara continued. "They appear in
both male and female bodies. I believe that these are
forms of reptilian hybrids who live in another dimen-
sion —they seem to be a specific family. I've interviewed
many people who have encountered them, and I realized
some time ago that reptilian beings must be running the
whole show on Earth."
As usual, Barbara was far ahead of me. She's always been
careful to avoid sharing information with me that might
contaminate my information, so she had never mentioned
the widow's-peak aliens to me. I was surprised when she
said she'd known for some time that reptilian aliens were
in control of the Earth. I hadn't thought about this until
old Big Head appeared. More pieces were falling into place.
"At first, the widow's-peak aliens seemed to be evil
beings with very strong sexual energies. According to all
reports, people had very disturbing sexual encounters with
them...." She was trying to initiate further discussion about
the widow's peak aliens. "Now, I wonder why so many peo-

ple have been contacted by them repeatedly since infancy.
Do these people have a connection to the reptilian intelli-

gence through the widow's-peak aliens?"
Barbara turned to Kyle and asked, "Have you met the
widow's-peak people?"
"Several times," he said. "I can remember slithering
around on the grass with them, as a baby."
Barbara continued. "My research indicates that the

widow's-peak aliens are sexual beings. They're attracted to
the vibration or frequency of sexual energies and strong
emotions. They seem to prefer what we would call the 'dark
side' of life." She confessed, "All my life, I've been captivated
by the fantasy image of a slender, dark widow's-peak man. I
must have some unconscious knowledge of him and his
species. Apparently there's a connection; many people

encounter widow's-peak aliens during dreams and contacts."
I started mulling over an encounter I'd had with an
interdimensional man with a widow's peak two years
before. I had reported the episode to Barbara, but I wasn't
sure whether met him in a lucid dream or another
I
dimension. He had a very pronounced widow's peak, and

his dark hair was combed toward the back of his head. He
was handsome and young-looking, but I also remember

noticing pock mocks on his face.
I met him outdoors late at night; we were standing on a
sidewalk near my house. He said to me, "The town looks

better than it ever has. You're doing a good job managing
the city." Then, he told me to do something at the high
school, but I couldn't remember what it was. I wondered if
he wanted me to influence the students somehow. A year

or so later, I was instrumental in organizing a world peace
ceremony at that school.
My encounter with him may have been more involved

than I remember —and when I reported the episode to
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Barbara, I was too embarrassed to tell her everything.

When I awoke, I was sexually aroused, and thought we'd
shared a pleasurable sexual experience, although I had no
memories of it. My feelings about him were haunting and
confusing — I knew him, was attracted to him, and wanted
to be with him. For the next several weeks, I expected to
meet him in real life. But I never saw him again. He may
have shared some knowledge with me, which I perceived as
a sexual interaction.
I was just wishing that I had explored this experience
under hypnosis, when Barbara spoke up again. "If we are

the hybrid offspring of a reptilian race, rival species might
exist in other dimensions. Conflict between dark and light
has always existed. To me, human life on Earth is a game-
board, and we participate in the aliens' conflicts. Are we
beginning to perceive the reptilians as intelligent and
benevolent beings? Are they in conflict with other interdi-
mensionals, like the great and wrathful gods who have con-
trolled and punished humans since the beginning of
recorded history?"
This was interesting, but my thoughts were flowing in
another channel, and I had to say it before I forgot it. "I just
had a flash."
"Oh, good. Tell us what you're thinking."
"The chain of command may be, from the bottom up:
pure humans, human hybrids, interdimensional hybrids,
and various forms of reptilian intelligence. Despite our
earlier fears, the reptilian intelligence may well be benevo-
lentand focused on preserving the Earth. The interdimen-
sional and human hybrids are receiving intelligence from
them and experiencing a process of self- acceptance and
self- discovery. But what about pure humans?"
"Keep going," Barbara said.
"The interdimensional human engineers may use pure

humans in their experiments, as well as hybrids. You ve
counseled hundreds of clients about their contacts with
another intelligence; but, as we've discussed, you don't have
enough information yet to identify the human hybrids
conclusively."
"Correct."
"Therefore, we shouldn't assume that the evolution of
human intelligence is restricted to human hybrids. Each of
your clients has contributed to the growing body of infor-
mation about the existence of other intelligences."
"Right. And people from many nationalities have

reported contacts."
"Interdimensional scientists may be using pure humans
and their hybrids as conduits for sharing their intelligence
with this dimension," Kyle chimed in. "Think about the

worldwide advancements in science, technology, and med-
icine of the last decade; compare them to the advance-
ments of the previous century."
"They're astounding," I agreed. "Science and technology
are changing the ways people around the world live, learn,
play, work, etc. Human intelligence does seem to be receiv-

ingsome type of infusions. I'm especially grateful that
humanity is becoming more environmentally conscious
and respectful of the planet."
Midmorning turned into midafternoon —we'd been
talking for several hours. The positive tones of the discus-
sions were refreshing, but I was ready for a break. "Our
minds have really worked overtime today," I said.
"I still want to understand," Barbara said. "I want to

know all about the alien intelligence. But more than any-
thing, I want to be of service to humanity."
I understood. "All of us have struggled to understand the

aliens who have intruded in our lives. We have all known
pain, fear, and confusion, and now we're struggling with
our own process of self-discovery. Each of us has a strong
sense of mission, and is seeking guidance on how to com-
plete that mission. I, too, feel a deep responsibility to assist
those who are trying to discover themselves and under-

stand their relationships with aliens."
Barbara said, "I started working with alien abductees
more than ten years ago. I believed that aliens were treat-
ing humans unjustly, and I wanted to study and under-
stand the intelligence that could abduct people right out
of their homes like that. I felt indignation at the injustice,
and wanted to find out how to protect people from alien
intruders."
I said, "I understand, Barbara —
but when we perceive
injustice in alien activities we may simply be coming into
conflict with ourselves. If we are, in fact, human hybrid
extensions of the reptilian intelligence, then we're also part

of the alien encounter phenomenon."
"Yes," she said. "If Old Big Head is speaking the truth,
I'll have to revise my thinking about reptilian aliens. Oth-
erwise, as you said, I'll be in conflict with myself."
Old Big Head had contributed so much my self-dis- to
covery process. I would never have imagined that my jour-
ney of self-discovery would lead me to an interdimensional
race of lizard beings. Nor did I ever expect to discover that
an interdimensional reptilian race had controlled human
lifeon Earth for thousands of years.
Soon it was time to leave. On the way out, I gave Bar-
bara and Jane a big goodbye hug. Kyle was driving, and as
we entered the open countryside, I sat back and noticed
swollen buds on the trees and delicate shades of green

shimmering on the large, flat fields. "All that new growth
seems to have emerged overnight," I thought lazily. I was
tired —but I, too, could feel the excitement of new growth.
I wondered how other people would react to the idea
that our ancestors were large interdimensional lizards.

"Most of the world isn't ready for Old Big Head yet," I said
out loud. "Religions keep life simple for people; they

define the acceptable boundaries of our thinking. After
thousands of years of turning mythical stories into reli-
gious dogma, most of the world's population is quite com-

fortable with the old myths. They don't want to hear
about human evolution."
"You're right," Kyle replied. "Most people are happy with
their beliefs, and don't want to admit that their religions
are based on myths. Humans seem to have developed a
form of amnesia. They don't know who they are anymore."
"That's a great analogy, Kyle. In general, people seem to
be in denial about aliens and, therefore, of their own ances-
try." I imagined a bunch of reptilian aliens stepping into
our dimension and announcing: "We're here to show you

all our family album!"
"Kyle, just imagine how people would react if they
learned that their gods and ancestors were reptiles. They're
still fretting about the idea of humans evolving from apes!"
"If that happened, the world would change in a second,"
Kyle said. "The religious, social, economic, and political
implications are beyond my comprehension."
"I may do some research before I write about Old Big
Head," I said.
"What will you look for?"

"I'm not sure. Barbara mentioned an ancient Sumerian
statue, and Jane referred to the Garden of Eden. I just
want to browse through some books on mythology and

ancient art. If this reptile business is true, the founders of
early civilizations must have left some clues. If I search

with this perspective in mind, I might find some interest-
ing information."
"Good idea. I've wondered how you would incorporate
Old Big Head into the book. You may need some historical
information. Will anyone believe this?"
His question startled me. I suddenly felt pressured, and
wondered how I could write about Old Big Head in a con-
vincing way. "How will I convince people that he's real?" I
wondered. Then, I reminded myself of my purpose for

writing, "I just want to encourage people to ask their own
questions."
Kyle's question me make an important deci-
helped
sion. I said, "I'll write about my experiences as I perceived
them, and will allow other people to form their own

opinions and questions."
"That will be helpful for people who are trying to com-
prehend their own alien encounters."
"Yes, and maybe it will cause people to question the old

divine creation myths."
" WfllfiC
IN THE days aftermy hypnotic sessions with Old Big Head,

peace crept into my being and matured as time passed. My
fear of aliens vanished. After a tumultuous three years, I was
living happily again. Although I hadn't learned much about
my interdimensional reptilian self from Old Big Head, the
experience of meeting him seemed to release the last vestiges
of my religious and educational programming. He helped me
discover my true identity, and I was contented. I had finally
found a satisfying source of information about myself.

I continued to have contacts with aliens, but they were no
longer disturbing. I was learning to trust them, and they
seemed to play an active role in restoring my health and hap-
piness and helping me write my book. I dedicated myself to
learning more about them. If I were going to write about
aliens, I wanted to be a clear voice for them.
I followed through with my idea of researching ancient art
and mythology for clues about reptilian beings. After leafing
through a few books about early civilizations, I realized that
lizard beings permeate the literature, art, and mythology of
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most ancient cultures. When I read and studied from my

new perspective, I was overwhelmed by the amount of
information about them, and felt increasingly confident
that reptilian astronauts colonized the Earth and initiated
human civilization.
The art, myths, and stories of most ancient civiliza-
tions maintain that dragons, serpents, and lizards have
long coexisted with humans, and that these beings can

assume both benevolent and malevolent roles. Many stat-
ues, drawings, and carvings portray the reptiles as winged
beings or gods who descended to Earth and became
involved in the lives of humans.
Having studied history, civilization, and religion in col-
lege, I knew where to look for information about early civ-
ilizations. However, my education had not prepared me
for the idea that reptilian astronauts might have initiated
human civilization. Most of my history lessons seemed to

be based on the biblical statement, "In the beginning God
created the heavens and the Earth." These words always
troubled me; they failed to answer my questions about the
origins of human life.
As I reviewed literature of early civilizations, I soon real-
ized that most religious teachings seemed to have evolved

from a mixture of myths, legends, and human imagination.
I was disappointed when I reread portions of the Old Testa-
ment; as a source of information about early civilizations, it
was unconvincing. It seemed more like a selective exposition
of the religious beliefs and practices of ancient Israel. I was

discouraged to discover that the various parts of the Old
Testament were written more than a thousand years apart. If
so, how could it contain much historical truth?

However, Jane's words had also inspired me to reread
the biblical account of the Garden of Eden —and when I
looked at it from a reptilian-oriented perspective, my mind

was ablaze with new ideas. It relates that an omnipotent,
invisible god created a man in his own image, and placed
him in the Garden of Eden as a caretaker. The man was
told that he could eat freely from any tree, except the tree
of knowledge of good and evil. According to the god, the
man would die if he ate from that tree. "What was the god
trying to hide?" I asked myself.
At one point, I tried substituting the reptilian masters for
the invisible god of the Old Testament. I wanted to see how

the passage would read if extraterrestrial reptilians con-
trolled human life rather than an invisible god. The results
were interesting. The Garden of Eden story might mean

that reptilian masters improved primitive humans geneti-
cally, endowed them with greater intelligence, and enslaved
them. If so, they probably used fear to control humans and
prevent them from discovering information about them-
selves and their progenitors. When I read the story this way,
I also realized with a shock that I had never questioned the
ability of a serpent to converse with humans until I was
nearly fifty years old.
This is only one example of how the entire Old Testa-
ment can be reinterpreted from a new perspective. Some
scholars have suggested that reptilian beings should be
substituted for the god who cannot be seen, and my
research on this topic led me to a fascinating book, Flying
Serpents and Dragons, by R. A. Boulay. The author feels that
the wrathful god of the Old Testament may have actually
been an extraterrestrial reptilian astronaut. Boulay says

that, according to the Haggadah —
the source of Jewish leg-
end and tradition —when Adam and Eve ate the forbidden
fruit, they lost their lustrous and horny hides. Does this
symbolize the hybridization of humans and lizard aliens?
Boulay the Sumerian King List is the most

feels that
valuable historical document available to humankind. This
remarkable document, which dates to the third millen-

nium B.C., identifies and describes all the kings of Sumer.
The Sumerian creation myth identifies the beginning of
time as the moment their lizard-god ancestors descended
to Earth. According to some accounts, Sumerian reptile
gods established their cities on the alluvial plains of

Mesopotamia, and it is these cities that are commonly con-
sidered to be the beginning of human civilization.
The existence and the accomplishments of the Sumerian
reptile gods were extensively documented on cuneiform
tablets, monuments, and artifacts. Someday, scholars may
reconstruct the history of our earliest days by studying
these Sumerian accounts of alien serpent gods.
The literature on gnosticism also intrigued me. Accord-
ing to Boulay, the gnostics were rivals of the early Chris-
tians, and their literature wasn't included in the Bible
because their teachings were so different from the accepted

versions. Gnostic beliefs were eventually put down by the
early church authorities, and their texts disappeared in the
second century; however, they were rediscovered in 1945.

These gnostic tracts indicate the existence of serpent gods,
and their version of the Garden of Eden story credits Eve
with giving life to Adam and portrays the serpent as a

noble and virtuous creature. These differences alone were
reason enough for the early church to suppress gnosticism.
Most written accounts of the early history of humankind
are camouflaged in religious and symbolic language. Boulay
discusses mythologies and religions from around the globe
that refer to flying serpents and dragons who descended to
Earth to promote human civilization. For example, Chinese
lore is ladened with mysterious references to an ancient
dragon goddess named Nu Kau. Several early Chinese

emperors claimed to be her descendants.
In addition, Boulay says that early Hindu texts, such as
the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, actually describe sex-
ual intercourse between early humans and the serpent
gods. Similar early accounts of reptilian gods and lizard-
like people can be found in Africa and Central America.
For example, the creation myth of one African tribe
describes how their lizard-like ancestors descended to
Earth on a thread from a cobweb. Itzama, the serpent god
of the Mayas of Central America, supposedly led "feathered
serpents" over the sea and guided them to the Yucatan.
Through their art and literature, early humans on every

continent have recorded the existence of reptilian beings.
Some ancient texts suggest that these beings could appear
at will as humans or reptiles. Apparently, they've been
influencing human civilization since the beginning of
recorded time. The ancient texts and artifacts are available
for study, and many researchers have published their find-
ings. I was unaware of this information until I was inspired

to search for it. Now, I wonder why so few people are aware
of the abundant evidence of our reptilian progenitors.
Information about serpent gods is readily available.
Before I was abducted, I didn't want to know anything
about UFOs or aliens. I remember how my friend Janet
once suggested that I read some UFO literature. I said to
her sternly, "Janet, don't read that stuff! How can you pos-
sibly believe it?" But the aliens forced me to discover the
interdimensional aspects of myself, and I can recount each

of the steps of my journey.
In June 1995, they set the stage for me to take another
step. Apparently they wanted me to learn more about my

interdimensional reptilian self and the impetus took the
—
form of a lucid dream. When I awoke I immediately called

Barbara and said, "We need one more regression. I must
understand the meaning of this dream."
She asked me to tell her about the dream. I told her that
ithad taken place in a lovely old cathedral. "All of the
cathedral walls were covered with tiny pieces of paper
there must have been thousands of them. On each piece of
paper, a note was written. I couldn't read them all, but I
know I need to understand the messages. The aliens must
have placed important information in my mind."
"Barbara agreed. "We should investigate this under hyp-
nosis and try to recover the information." We decided to
meet once more at her house.
I knew from my previous regressions that I wouldn't be

able to control my subconscious mind while I was in hyp-
nosis. Before each of my sessions, I had wanted to explore
specific encounters. But it seemed that once I entered hyp-
nosis, my subconscious would take control and reveal what
I needed to know, rather than what I wanted to know. So I
didn't necessarily expect to explore the cathedral dream

itself. It could have just been a message to submit to hyp-
nosis one more time. But I did expect my subconscious to
release new information for the book.
Kyle and I arrived at Barbara's house on a hot, sunny

day. She was as happy to see us as we were to see her. She
said, "The air conditioner in my house isn't working prop-
erly. Would you like to go into the guest house? We'll be
cooler there."
Apparently, the videocamera wasn't functioning prop-
erly, either. It didn't record either audio or video of the first
few minutes of the session. Afterward, Barbara and Kyle

explained to me that I went under very quickly, and Old
Big Head appeared right away.
The audio began in the middle of a sentence, with the

words, "...his manuscript with me. I'm in a small cubicle."
"Stay where you are and stabilize yourself," Barbara said.
"Please look around. What's your environment like?"
I was in an unfamiliar place, at a great distance from my
body. "The ceiling is very low, so I lie down when I'm in
here," I began. "The air pressure, the oxygen level, and
everything about this place is different from my conscious
world. My human body could not survive here. When I
move around, I tire quickly, and I'm very cautious about
making sudden movements. I've been warned to lie still
while we discuss the manuscript."
Barbara was concerned. "Are you safe there?"
"I'm among friends, and I do not feel afraid."
Then, something unexpected happened. My physical
tongue swelled up, as if it was being inflated. I could barely
speak. "My tongue. . .it's quite large!"
My tongue filled my mouth; I had to stretch my jaws to
accommodate it. Speaking was very difficult. My enlarged
tongue darted in and out of my mouth, and I could barely
contain it to form words. I tried to tell Barbara that other
beings were with me in the interdimensional cubicle, but I
had to abbreviate my thoughts. "They are friends. They are
telling me information, which I need to share with other
people. My do not want people to be fearful of

friends
them when they enter human homes and ask people to
think." Then I managed to say with force and clarity, "The
movement is on, you know!"
Barbara assured me that she understood, and she tried
to comfort me. My enormous tongue was darting in and

out, and I couldn't speak. She encouraged me to relax, and
asked, "Why is your tongue so big? Is this the way it is in
the other dimension?"

"It is part of my breathing process while I am here," I
said, speaking awkwardly.

"Take a deep breath," Barbara suggested. "I want you to
relax and breathe normally, as you do when you're there."

"Once before when I was talking to you I almost came
to this place," I said. "But at the time my human mind was
frightened, and I could not gain entrance."
Barbara encouraged me to experience the interdimen-
sional environment. "I'm happy for you. You've wanted to
go there."
"A part of me comes here often, while I am sleeping," I
said, as if discussing a favorite restaurant. "I'm not afraid to

be here. I know where I am."
"Are you beneath the Earth?"
"Yes. I am underground. Talking to you is difficult
because I do not use a voice when I am here."

"Do you communicate telepathically in this body?"
"Normally. I do not use my mouth to communicate in
this dimension."
My tongue remained swollen—by now it was extending
one to two inches out of my mouth. I said with difficulty,
"Having my tongue out of my mouth helps me stay cool."
"Are you cool enough now?"
"I am comfortable. I like to be very cool when I am in
this dimension."
Barbara told me later that she wasn't sure where this dis-
cussion was headed. As usual, we weren't discussing the
intended topic, and she didn't know how to proceed. "Can
you suggest a way for me to help you speak?" she asked. "Is
a spokesperson present who could articulate your thoughts
for you?"
"I will have to speak for myself, but because of my

tongue, I'll speak slowly."
Barbara tried to direct the discussion, saying, "We were

going to talk about Jim's manuscript."
"Yes. The manuscript will have seventeen chapters," I
responded slowly.
"The book will have seventeen chapters," Barbara

repeated.
"I will bring information from this dimension. I can do
it. The manuscript will be like a treatise. My mentors desire
for humans to understand that peaceful coexistence among
races is possible. However, another fifty to seventy-five
years may pass before humans are fully capable of achiev-
ing world peace. My mentors are of the highest intelli-
gence, and they understand that intelligent life on Earth

will not prevail, unless all races coexist peacefully."
My tongue was dry and irritable after this long state-
ment, and I asked Barbara if we could rest.
She agreed, and we took a break. She thanked me for tak-

ing the effort to deliver my messages. "This communication
process isn't natural for you," she said with an understand-
ing tone. She asked Kyle to bring me some water.
Kyle gently poured the water into my mouth. It was the
wettest, coolest water that I'd ever tasted. I asked for more.
It felt wonderful on my dry, swollen tongue. He placed a
moist towel on my forehead, and I was ready to speak again.
"Please tell us about your body. Do you use your reptilian
form when you're there with your friends?" Barbara asked.
"If I manifest in a visible form, my skin is very thick. I
do not like to be hot, and my thick skin protects me from

the heat."
"Is your cubicle deep in the Earth? Is it located near
Jim's home?"
"I do not think of it as being close to any geographical
location. It could be anywhere. It's in my mind, beyond the
physical world. My cubicle, or chamber, is exactly large
enough accommodate my being. I come here to receive

to
information and rest. When friends are present, my cubicle

expands to accommodate them. It expands and contracts,
and it's always in balance with the space required. When
alone, I'm confined in a very small chamber, but space for
my friends is automatically available."
Barbara returned to the topic of the manuscript. She
knew that I had written the first few chapters, and she
hoped to acquire material for the remaining chapters. She
asked, "Have your mentors, or friends, discussed the man-
uscript with you? What information should be included?"
"I will assimilate information," I said, struggling to
speak. "I will not refine it until the final presentation. My

mission is to bring thoughts and ideas into your dimen-
sion. This writing project is an experiment, as are all inter-
actions between humans and my race. We will study
human reactions to the information in the manuscript."

My mouth was dry again, and Kyle asked if I would like
more water. "Yes, please. I am dehydrating. Being in two
dimensions simultaneously is challenging."
As before, the water was cool, wet, and delicious on my
dry tongue. "Humans are very fortunate to have an abun-
dance of water," I thought.
Barbara asked me to continue my discussion of the
manuscript when I could speak again. I rested for a few
minutes and said, "Four friends are assisting with this
assignment, and when appropriate, we will relate new

thoughts and ideas for seven of the remaining chapters."
"How should lim proceed?"
"He will be guided. We may learn a new communica-
tions procedure. We should end this discussion now."
"Thank you for letting me know that we need to end the
session," Barbara said. She asked Kyle to moisten my face.
This time, Barbara knew the importance of guiding my

reentry into my human body. "Disconnect from the other
dimension, and slowly return to your human form. Allow
the air conditioner to cool you, and ask your tongue to
return to its normal size. Rest and relax. You are returning
to the human dimension, on June 24, 1995. Your mind and

body are perfect and peaceful."
When I move around, Barbara suggested,

started to
"Please speak if you'd like to share more information. Your
human speaking ability will return now. Tell us what we
need to know."
I opened my eyes and looked around groggily, as if
awakening from a nap. I stuttered when I tried to speak.
My awkward tongue stumbled over the words. My first
remember my space and my friends.

clear statement was, "I
They have entered my consciousness, and as a result of

this, more information will come to me. This will be help-
ful as I finish the book. I'd like to replay this journey now,
like a movie, and let you see what's in my mind."
"Maybe we'll be able to see it through you."
I thought about the interdimensional space that I had
just visited. "My cubicle is fascinating. It's not confined to
any definite space. Wherever I am, I can go to it. I don't
know what this means, but it's interesting."
"Yes, it's very interesting."

"I don't any particular location."
have to live in
"That's wonderful news. You can live wherever you

choose and still be able to find your friends."
"I understand my other body much better now."

Barbara realized that I was still under hypnosis. She sug-
gested, "As you relax and return to your human body,
please review the last two weeks of your life." She paused
before adding, "If you'd like to review a specific experience,
move to it now."
"I understand the cathedral dream. The cathedral sym-

bolizes a purified space, like my interdimensional cubicle.
The notes on the walls represent the thoughts and ideas that
I need to retrieve from the other dimension. This is a sym-
bolic message instructing me to do this regression — to go to
my other body and bring information into this world. Now,

I have new thoughts that I'll use in the remaining chapters
of the book."
"You seem to have a clearer understanding of the dream
now."
"It was like a premonition of this interdimensional jour-
ney. My conscious mind had never experienced the interdi-
mensional chamber before. Do you remember when I was
afraid to enter it? I went there today and wasn't afraid."
Abruptly, pain ripped through my head. "I'm having horri-

ble pains inmy ear," I said, gripping my head.
Barbara asked me to describe the pain. I replied, "Some-
thing enlarged in my head and created pressure. And like
the other times, my jaw hurts, too."
I expected my head to explode. "I'll ignore the pain!" I
shouted, clutching my ear, and continued to speak. "We

made a major accomplishment today. I'll be able to return
to my chamber and meet with my interdimensional friends
when I want to work on the manuscript."
"Maybe they can help you with the writing."
"Perhaps they can, but we don't use verbal language
with each other. That's why I had so much difficulty ver-
balizing my thoughts during this session."
Barbara suggested that I rest until the pain subsided.
Then she added, "Let's discuss your reptilian body, if you
can speak comfortably. Could you draw a verbal picture of
it? Kyle and I would like to know what you look like."
"To visualize my other head, you'd have to squeeze my

face until it was really long." I indicated the length and
width of my head with my hands. "And my neck is very
long, compared to my human neck."
"Can you describe your eyes? Are they rounded or
slanted?"
"I have round eyes," I said, in a childish voice now. "My
eyes are round and deep in my face." I pushed on my phys-
ical eyes. "My other eyes are deeper," I said, continuing to
push my eyes in.
I was determined to show Barbara the position of my
reptilian eyes, set deep in their sockets. But my efforts to
rearrange my eyes alarmed Barbara. She quickly distracted

me by asking about my other features.
My gestures were playful and childish. ran my fingers I
through my hair and said, "I don't have any of this, and I
do not have ears."
"No ears!How do you hear?"

"With my brain, of course. Intelligent beings do not rely
on sound to communicate."
"Do you have a sense of smell?"
I couldn't find the right words to answer her question.
"My interdimensional space is like a climate-controlled
zone. Smells and impurities do not exist there."
My constant hand gestures caused Barbara to ask,
"What do your hands look like?"

I displayed my human hands, while Barbara filmed
them up close. Feeling the tips of each finger, I said, "You
call these claws, but I don't use that word. I have nails, but
they are long, pointed, and solid."
"Can you use your hands as humans do? Do you use
your hands to work?"
I sounded disgusted. "You must remember my race is —

intelligent. We don't do physical work. Like our cubicles,
we can be nonphysical, or we can take a form. I can choose
to project any body that we are discussing. But I usually
prefer to exist in the form of thought alone."
Kyle asked if I had a name. I said that names weren't

necessary in the other dimension. "We communicate with
our minds," I reminded him.
Barbara saved the best question for last. "Do you have
sexual desires?"
I told her emphatically that I did not have sexual desires.
"I am intelligence!" I repeated. "How can I explain my
being to you? Electricity may be the best analogy. You
understand the properties and powers of electricity, but
you cannot see it. In my natural state, I flow as electricity
flows, and I am invisible to human eyes, unless I choose to
take a form. I am an experimental being, and I am here to
facilitate the removal of barriers between the physical. ..."
I couldn't complete the sentence. The left side of my

head was again filled with devastating pain.
"Perhaps we were too close to sensitive information."
I nodded. My body was distressed and trembling. "I'll say

it anyway. I would rather go back to...." Again, I couldn't
complete the thought.
"Your tongue is swelling again!" Barbara shouted. "Are
you returning to your interdimensional body?"
I couldn't speak. My tongue inflated immediately and
extended from my mouth. The pain was excruciating; for a
moment, I thought my head had exploded.
Barbara tried to get a verbal response from me. "Are you
demonstrating how you can change bodies?" she asked.
In spite of my swollen tongue, I managed to say, "One of

my purposes for being in human life is to remove the
blockages in..."
The pain intensified, making it impossible to say more.
Barbara guessed what I was going to say. "The blockages
in the minds of humans?" Then I heard her whisper gently,
"Just rest."
I did rest — it was like deep, deep sleep. When I opened
my eyes and looked around, I said, "I'm confused."
Barbara instructed me to relax and disconnect myself
from the other dimension. "Return to the body of Jim
Walden now."
"I must remember this," I insisted. "I need to remember
everything that was said."
Barbara suggested, "You will have complete You recall.
will remember every detail of our discussion. How do

you feel?"
"Rested."
"Good. Please, come to June 24, 1995. Return to the
peace and quiet of your hypnotic cloud." She gave me sev-
eral suggestions to me into my physical mind and

guide
body before she counted me out of the hypnotic state.
"My ears are sore." I was still feeling some residual pain.
"Hello," Kyle said. "Welcome home."

Barbara seemed delighted to have me back; she said,
"Please, Jim, tell us about this experience."
"Well, know how to go to the other dimension now.
I
My conscious mind doesn't know what it looks like, nor

does it have a direction or a bearing. I can go there again, if
necessary.... But I'd sure like that pain to go away," I said,
rubbing the side of my head.

"Barbara, we just did something extraordinary. What

we accomplished is far beyond the first flight over the
Atlantic Ocean. Most humans cant even imagine doing
what we just did."
"You mastered dual existence," Barbara said.
"How does your tongue feel?" Kyle asked.

I wondered why he was asking about my tongue. "It's
fine."
Barbara started. "Oh, my gosh! It's normal again. Do

you know what we're talking about? Stick your tongue
out!"
Kyle said, "You don't know what we're talking about, do
you? You'll have to watch the video."
"Jim, please stick your tongue out again," Barbara said,
holding the camera for a close-up.
I laughed. Why in the world did she want to record the
sight of my tongue? The expression on her face was dead
serious, however. She really wanted to film my tongue. I
stuck it out obediently, but I was pretty embarrassed

about the whole thing. Turning to Kyle, I asked, "Is she
kidding me?"
Kyle shook his head.
I mused, "I don't understand why sounds are so neces-
sary for human communication. By the way, how long was

I under?"
"An hour and a half," Kyle sighed, indicating that he and
Barbara had shared an intense experience. He gave me a
summary of what had happened and his report amazed
me. I didn't recall most of the session, and would have
guessed that I'd been under for only ten or fifteen minutes.
"I wanted to talk about specific information for the

book. But instead, I gained many new insights about myself
and about the aliens. My book and my mission are just a

small part of the alien research program."
"Yes," Barbara said. "We're just beginning to compre-
hend the vast scope of our relationships with alien intelli-
gence. And so many people are still reporting hurtful

encounters with alien beings. You seem to be past that
stage." She paused and said, "You're not a typical abductee.
I'm very proud of your progress."
I thanked her for the encouragement, and she replied,
"When I met you, Jim, I had a very hard-nosed opinion of

reptilians. Because so many people have been traumatized
by them, I perceived all reptilian aliens as reprehensible
beings."
I agreed. "At the beginning of my alien odyssey, I per-

ceived their intrusions as malevolent actions, too. Now,
however, I'm inclined to think of the reptilian aliens in a
much more positive light. I can accept them as intelligent
and benevolent scientists who are researching every aspect
of human life and evolution."
Epilogue THEY ARE US
PERHAPS THE most significant event in my alien odyssey
occurred on a cold winter evening in January 1995. It was one

of those dark winter evenings when the sky threatens to snow,
and the house was warm and cozy. My day at the office had
been hectic, and I was tired; but Kyle and I were determined
to work on the manuscript. We'd spent many other evenings
transcribing tapes of my regressions and phone conversations
with Barbara. It was tedious work, but these verbatim tran-
scripts were essential to my writing process.
Kyle was transcribing the tape of one of my interviews with
Barbara when he turned to me and remarked, "She's made
comments in this interview."
several interesting
I was organizing some of my notes, deeply submerged in
my own thoughts. "I wasn't listening," I said. "Please replay

the last part for me." As soon as I heard Barbara's voice, I
remembered the discussion.

"She's doing one of her monologues," Kyle joked.
Barbara always has a long list of questions to ask at a
moment's notice —and during casual conversations, her
207
questions may be longer than the responses. She was say-

ing, "Alien beings are responsible for sexual abuse of chil-
dren, and they're present during rapes. I've documented

such cases over and over. Do they enter human bodies and
feel the sexual encounters? Are we necessary for their sur-
vival? Do we have a symbiotic relationship with them?
Sometimes, I think that we are beyond serving as their
televisions, and that we host them They seem to

inside us.
experience our feelings, and thrive on our emotions and
passions. I've documented their presence during birth and
death. Aliens seem to be intricately involved in every
aspect of human life. Usually, they aren't visible; but our
eyes can't see germs, either."
As I listened to Barbaras voice, my reaction to her tone
of voice and her use of certain words sent me scrambling
for a pen and paper. In an instant, an obscure area of my
mind opened and released its hidden treasure.

The weather forecast for the weekend included freezing
rain and snow —
but I was willing to assume the risk of
traveling through any weather to discuss my new insights
with Barbara. Kyle and I arrived at her house safely on a
Saturday afternoon. This would be our last session before I
compiled all our information and immersed myself in

writing the remaining chapters.
As we made ourselves comfortable in Barbara's office,
we could hear the intimidating sound of sleet on the roof.
She was anxious to hear my comments and, as usual, —
decided to record our conversation.
I read the statement she had made on the tape and tried
to explain what had happened when I heard it. "I felt a
peculiar sensation in my head —
and suddenly, I knew the
answers to your questions. You provided a mental key that
fit a locked area of my brain. When the lock opened, a new
Epilogue: They Are Us 209
thought emerged. The only words in my mind were, They

are us! I couldn't process any other thoughts."
Barbara was listening carefully.
"I wrote the words down, because I didn't want to forget
them. But I didn't stop with the first idea. I also wrote, 'We
are physical, conscious extensions of our multidimensional
beings. Alien beings are present with us so often because
they are us!'
"These thoughts have permeated my thinking for the

last three days; I haven't been able to think about anything
else. When I related them to my contacts with aliens, I
began to see how humans could be dualistic beings; we live

in more than one dimension simultaneously. Then I
thought about the sessions with Old Big Head — and after
reviewing the information he gave us, I became convinced
that we are actually a multiplicity of beings."
Barbara wasn't asking questions in her usual manner,
and I felt awkward. "I'm verbalizing these thoughts for the
first time. Basically, my physical, conscious being, which is
sitting here and talking to you, is an extension of other

beings who live in other dimensions."
"You said you related these ideas to your personal expe-
riences?" Barbara asked.
I reminded her of my illness, when I lay in a feverish
coma for nearly a week. "Most of the time, six or seven

aliens remained beside my hospital bed. Some of them
were not external to —
my being they were multidimen-
sional extensions of me, who were nurturing, reprogram-
ming, and reviving my human body and mind. They were
assuring the survival of my integrated being."
"Are you saying that our physical, conscious self is just
one facet of a multilayered, interdimensional being?" Kyle
then asked.
"I've been processing these thoughts for the last three
days, and yes, that's correct. Have you ever wondered who,
or what, ghosts and spirits are? Most families have a story
about a spirit who appeared to a relative who was ill or

dying —and such apparitions may appear in various forms
and identities. Also, people talk about seeing a brilliant
white light just before death. Some people believe that
these manifestations are helpful spirit guides or divinely
inspired forces, coming to assist our transitions out of
human life."
"And how do these apparitions fit into your theory?"
Kyle asked.
"These spirits may be interdimensional extensions of
the person who sees them, and they may be there to pre-
pare their human counterpart for release from the physical
part of life. Or they may simply be reminders of the multi-
plicity of our existence. And human death may simply be
the process of reintegrating ourselves with our multidi-

mensional being, rather than an expiration."
"Most people haven't even accepted spirit entities yet,"
Kyle reminded me. "How can you explain that humans are
extensions of multidimensional beings?"
"I can only say, 'They are us!'" I replied. But he had a
point. Most people wouldn't understand my three-word
explanation. I added, "This theory will disturb many peo-
ple. Many people spend their lives seeking a culturally
acceptable form of spirituality. I believe this quest is
human- created and unattainable, and it prevents us from

discovering the multiplicity of our true being."
"Those are profound thoughts," Kyle said.
"Yes. In other words, our human quest for spirituality

may separate our human being from our multidimen-
sional counterparts. That may be why most humans aren't
integrated with their other selves in their temporary

human lives. We should be striving for integration with
our multidimensional selves, rather than trying to appease
an elusive god."
"That's a brand new idea for me," Kyle said.
"These ideas are still new to me, as well," I assured him.
"Initially, I perceived all aliens as inexplicable beings, exter-
nal to me; I felt victimized by their superior technology

and their power to control me. But these apparent conflicts
were simply created by my inability to grasp my own mul-

we want to understand aliens, we'll have to stop
tiplicity. If
thinking of them as alien."

"Do your new ideas pertain to all humans or just certain
groups?" Barbara asked.
"This 'they-are-us' idea may pertain to human hybrids
only. It's likely that reptilian intelligence has influenced the
evolution of all humans; but as far as I can tell, only human
hybrids have received specialized programming."
Kyle said, "But if you're a human hybrid, you probably
much understanding of pure humans. Most of
don't have
your human understanding would be based on lives as a
human hybrid."
"That's a good point, Kyle. All my insights and perspec-
tives are limited to my own experience as a human hybrid."
"Do you have a feel for the ratio of pure humans and
human hybrids?"
"No. I can't estimate the ratio of human hybrids to
humans. But human hybrids are being assimilated into
if
every culture, they may eventually outnumber humans."

"If the population balance is shifting in favor of human
hybrids," Kyle reasoned, "your theories may be very timely.

As we speak, thousands or even millions of human hybrids
may be struggling to awaken."
"Yes, these are timely ideas. Our human need to under-
stand alien beings has intensified. Think how aliens have
been popularized in books, movies, and television pro-

grams. But I don t think we'll be able to discover the reality
of alien beings as long as we have a 'them-versus-us' men-

tality. They are us, and we are them. I don't believe I'll never
make a more profound statement about aliens. Before we
can understand their existence, we must discover the truth
of ours."
"Those are powerful thoughts," Barbara said. "And
you're right about our growing fascination with alien
beings, especially among children."
"According to my theory, our interest in aliens has esca-

lated as more and more hybrids receive a wake-up call
from their multidimensional selves," I said. "Children seem

to be more accepting of interdimensional realities, while
we 'older models' may have more difficulty accepting our-
selves as multiple beings. The interdimensional extensions
of my being contacted me hundreds of times before I
stopped thinking of them as aliens. For example, the gray

alien who left my body during my first regression was an
interdimensional extension of myself."
After a thoughtful pause, Kyle said, "These ideas will
rock many people. I've never heard them before."
"They are us!" I repeated. "Some of the aliens I met were
my con-
multidimensional aspects of myself. They entered
scious world, adjusted my body and mind, and helped me
understand my role in human evolution. It's more evi-
dence that our reptilian intelligence is attempting to inte-
grate all the dimensions, or worlds."
"You're assimilating this information and preparing to
share it with others," Kyle said. "Who knows how many
people will read your book, or how your theories will

change them."
"Overcoming our fear of interdimensional beings may
actually be our greatest challenge, and according to my
theories, most of those fears are unfounded. They result
from our failure to recognize the multidimensional

aspects of our being. Some aliens are actually our own
counterparts, but when we perceive them as external to us,
we become afraid of what we don't understand, and react
with fear, anger, and pain."
"Are you saying that we must figure out how to integrate
ourselves with our total being?" Kyle asked.

"I can't grasp all the implications of my comments yet.
But know that my total being has more than one interdi-
I
mensional layer. I can't deny the gray alien who left my

body, or Old Big Head. I don't know how many layers of my
being exist, or how many dimensions they occupy. And I'll
never truly understand the phenomenon of alien encoun-
ters until I integrate my human self with all my multidi-
mensional selves.
"I can't yet tell other people how to integrate their being.
But I do know that we must overcome the human pro-
gramming that causes us to think of our spiritual quest as
our only true objective in life. Instead of assuming that a
god or gods created humans, we should instead consider
that we humans may have created our gods."
"Are you referring to your ideas about the interaction
between early humans and extraterrestrial astronauts?"
Kyle asked.
"Yes. I believe that primitive humans perceived the
extraterrestrials as wrathful gods— and that the aliens cap-
italized on that fear, using it to control and manipulate the

humans. If so, the human spiritual quest —our desire to
emulate gods —probably developed as the aliens shared
their intelligence with us. But after thousands of years of

alien-directed evolution, the reptilian intelligence is now
dispersed throughout the human population; and the need
for a spiritual quest is no longer relevant. Therefore,
humans should focus on the discovery of their multidi-

mensional beings, rather than seeking approval from
omnipotent gods, whom they've never even seen."
"These new insights may be the information we've been

seeking all along," Barbara said. "And I find your ideas
about death especially intriguing. From this new perspec-
tive, spirit beings would be our multidimensional counter-
parts. I've heard many reports about spirits leaving human
bodies during deaths. Now I'm wondering if interdimen-
sional beings use our human bodies to experience various
aspects of human life, such as emotions."

"Yes, that's part of the phenomenon," I said.
means that multidimensional beings can enter

"So that
human bodies and watch life events through human eyes,"
Barbara concluded.
"Imagine their reports to reptilian headquarters," Kyle
said, laughing.
I asked, "Do you remember my old theories about the

Earth as an alien experimental farm? Back then, I thought
humans were alien -owned chattel —and now we're dis-
cussing the integration of human consciousness with mul-

tidimensional entities. We may be experimental beings; but
I realize now that the reptilian human-evolution program
far supersedes our simple cattle-breeding concepts.
Humans are literally receiving the master intelligence."
"Do you have a prognosis for humanity?" Barbara asked.
"Yes. I believe that the ultimate goal of reptilian intelli-

gence is to populate the Earth with integrated human
hybrids. By this, I mean people with human minds and
bodies, who can simultaneously manifest multidimen-
sional reptilian intelligence."
"Going back to your 'they- are- us' theory," Kyle said,
"how can we reduce our fear of aliens?"
"That may be a matter of perspective. I felt victimized

by my early encounters. My human tendency was to react
with emotional and physical pain. In retrospect, however, I
understand that both alien scientists and my counterparts

forced me to constantly move toward self- discovery. Inte-
grating my human self with my multidimensional selves

was disturbing at times, but as I moved forward, I was
slowly able to release more of my humanness, including
my fears and illusions about these experiences."
"That's an interesting perspective," Kyle said. "How
would you describe your current relationship with the rep-
tilian intelligence?"
"I feel like a participant in a multidimensional marathon,

participating in a race to save the planet. I've accepted myself
as a human hybrid, and dedicated my life to facilitating

world peace and preserving the planet."
"You've certainly come full circle in your thinking, from
victim to participant," Barbara said. "What advice do you
have for those who are still experiencing painful alien
interventions in their lives?"
my case, Jane recognized my suffering, and led me to
"In
you. My suggestion for abductees is to seek others who Ve had
similar experiences. Although we may be in a different stage
of self-discovery, we can still learn from one another. Some-
times I wonder how I survived my awakening. I probably
"
would have died if I'd continued to isolate myself and to

think of aliens as malevolent beings.
"Eventually, aspects of my human life were removed or
altered. But in return I received health, happiness, and the
freedom to discover my multidimensional lives."
"Alien encounters are beyond the understanding of
most people —and we can perceive these experiences either
as devastating or enlightening," Kyle remarked.
"Good point," I said, thinking about Barbara's interview
with the little girl. "As we evolve, we may be able to com-
pletely bypass the disturbing phases of self- discovery that I
experienced. And our acceptance of our interdimensional

lives will much faster if we believe in self- integra-
progress
tion rather than victimization. Future human hybrids may
enter life with full consciousness of other dimensions."
"When I think of the diversity of religious thought
among human beings," Barbara said thoughtfully, "I some-
times wonder how we can we help."
"Old Big Head said that fifty to seventy-five years could
pass before peaceful coexistence begins on the planet —and
he also said that some of us are here now to prepare the
way for others. These theories about human multiplicity
may be beneficial to future thinkers and researchers."
"These concepts have certainly been beneficial to you,"

Kyle said.
"Yes; they have opened a new world for me. When our
multidimensional selves come to us, we mustn't perceive
them as external beings and react with fear, anger, or pain.
We must accept our human lives as extensions of beings in
other forms who live in other dimensions. We would be so
much happier if we could interface with these other selves.
But so far, this kind of communication has not been acces-

sible for most people.
"In the future, will pure humans have interdimensional

contacts, or just hybrids?" Barbara asked.
"Pure humans will not exist in the future!" I said
sharply. "I interpret Old Big Head's remarks to mean that
all humans will share the reptilian intelligence within fifty
to seventy-five years. Human hybrids are the carriers of

this intelligence, and their offspring will disperse it. In
other words, the pure human species is dissolving, and will
be replaced by human hybrids."

"Wow! This could make headlines," Kyle said. "Those
are profound thoughts to digest —and I've participated in
your journey. I can understand the human inclination to

see alien encounters as negative events, but I feel encour-
aged by your theories. Some encounters with aliens may
be manifestations of our struggle to achieve continuity
with multidimensional beings —people interacting with
their own selves."
I felt uneasy as I listened to Kyle's interpretations of my

ideas. My theories were still new, and they weren't familiar
and comfortable yet. "Does all of this make sense to you,
Barbara?" I asked, seeking her support. "I feel alarmed
when you don't ask your usual probing questions."
She said, "I don't want to interrupt you. You're express-
ing your theories clearly, and I just want to keep the flow
going. Besides, you've answered most of my questions
before I've had a chance to ask them."
"As you know, Barbara, I often feel a longing to be on
the other side, and sometimes I've had difficulty reintegrat-
ing myself into human life. At times, I feltmore comfort-

able in other dimensions. Some of the pain, anger, and
conflict that people experience following encounters might

be attributable to their subconscious desires to stay in con-
tact with those other dimensions."
"Do people travel to other dimensions without any con-

scious awareness of their journeys?" Kyle asked.
"I'm sure of it! For more than twenty years, I served as a
psychic counselor — some called me a channeler and left —
my consciousness frequently. At the time, I assumed that
while I was out of my body 'God' was protecting me and

allowing 'Spirit' to speak through my voice. I was naive!
During the regressions, I experienced other dimensions."

"You used to talk about crossing back and forth between
dimensions after your encounters," Barbara said.
"Back then, I didn't understand the need to maintain

the continuity of my multidimensional selves. I didn't
know that parts of me were residing in other dimensions."
"So, you cant avoid contacts," Kyle said. "You cant stop
yourself from having interdimensional contacts, because
you're actually interfacing with yourself all the time."
"That's right. In fact, I wouldn't want to stop having
contacts. Three years ago, I was waiting for the aliens to
end my life tragically. Now, I feel a great sense of responsi-

bility to live and to explain my experiences to others."
"This may be the most profound conversation of my

lifetime," Kyle said.
"I feel the same way," I assured him. "Now that we've
opened our minds to these ideas, we'll be talking about
aliens less and discussing our multidimensional selves
more."
"These ideas are intellectually stimulating, but they're
also a bit scary," Kyle said. "I can't imagine how other peo-
ple will react to them."
"I'll have to reconsider the events of my life in the light

of these new theories," I said. "I want to determine whether
they really do provide explanations for my questions about
human life. They may be inadequate to explain everything,
but at the moment, I have clear, unobstructed thoughts

about human existence and evolution, and I never had this
experience before I heard the words 'They are us!'"
Barbara seemed to understand. "You may be the person

who will bridge the gap between us."
"Rather than bridging the gap, I'd like to introduce you
to yourselves," I said. "People need to become acquainted
own multiple beings."
with their
"So many of our political and social problems would
dissolve if people around the globe understood all this,"
Kyle said.
"I look forward to living in a happier, healthier world," I
replied. "But most humans will continue to credit their

existence to a supreme being. Most people will have diffi-
culty accepting these theories, until they are prompted to

begin their own searches."
I felt a twinge of sadness as our discussion drew to an

end. "This could be our last brainstorming session," I said.
Kyle had been right; we three were capable of producing a

book about alien encounters —and so much more. I was so
grateful for their unwavering support and encouragement.
I wondered what was in store for the friends I'd met on
my journey —and the images began to pour in. Barbara's
phone would ring soon, and she'd become involved in a
new case. Kyle would follow his dream of returning to col-
lege to study computer programming. Jane would be
focused on her family, but she'd continue to peer into the
future to help others. And I might even relocate and start
over. I was wondering which world my interdimensional

son would live in, when Barbara asked, "What are you
thinking of?"
"The future."
"All I know is, it'll arrive on schedule."

"Yes. For the present, I'll focus on my writing and my role

as a voice for the aliens. my knowledge
They have expanded
of their relationships with humans and instructed me to
share my theories with other people. Although my account
may not answer every question we have, I can encourage
people to ask their own questions and seek their own
answers. That's what I hope to accomplish by describing my
alien odyssey."
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What happened to Jim Walden that night in 1992?

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What did Jim Walden learn under hypnotic regression?

THE RE-ENGINEERING Of HUMANKIND

JAMES L WALDEN, Ed.D.

DISCOVERING ANOTHER DIMENSION

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The Night My Life Changed Forever 3

The Regression Begins 17

The Day After 41

Something's Happening, Barbara! 131

During December of 1977, a handsome, beguiling dark-

the Third Kind. Dr. Jim Walden decided to spend the

UFO that hovered over their car. A frantic mother

cuted by her curling iron as a UFO passed over their

of icy pastureland. Dismayed law enforcement agencies

and once-skeptical critic of alien encounters, spoke in a

When I responded to Dr. Walden's plea for help in under-

neither of us realized the significance or the magnitude of

ship role in the management of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, a

thriving resort community nestled in the grandeur of the

Switzerland of America." Dr. Walden's demeanor suggested

community where he, and many other residents, were

Both must be dedicated to an unending quest for

understanding relationships between humans and aliens;

Walden's case illustrates, such researchers evolve with their

alien abductions have facilitated the development of new

tion every one of my core beliefs.

pleasant evening at home, and got to bed at the usual time. In

My bedroom wasn't completely dark; street lights shone into

and terror. I began to cry.

focused on me. The memory will always be engraved in my

body. Its gray skin appeared cool, moist, and leathery. As I

looked into its face, all its features disappeared, as if it were

becoming invisible. I strained harder, but now could only

Then, the being's right eye enlarged and turned bright

of red light streamed from it and penetrated my right leg,

jumped up in bed and grabbed my leg with both hands. I

was chilled, confused, sobbing, and terrified. I said out

loud, "I must be dreaming!"

stood there for a few minutes, paralyzed with fear, repeating

move, I found some ointment in the medicine cabinet and

about the alien. Transfixed by the red spot on my leg, I just

As if my thoughts, a powerful telepathic

wrapped my arms tightly around my chest and clenched

couldn't walk, either. As I left the chair, I tumbled to the

dragged my heavy body onto the bed, I felt numb — as if

chilling energy at me; my body temperature dropped, and I