It's a very distressing subject Christine.
I don't know what to say, David M.Jacobs said that most abducties just accept and go with it. ''Life goes on'' But psychologically it is traumatizing and people don't just learn to cope with it. They spit and find ways to dissociate, which is something else entirely.
If you read about Karla Turner you will find someone who endured by fighting back. I think that is very inspiring to read. Or John Keel who experienced all kinds of ''high strangeness'' but still was able to see the humor in it.
It tells me that fear doesn't has to be the only response.
[quote author= Christine]All of these aliens and so forth are a test to see if you can carry the light, and you are tasked with building your vessel." Then yes it's also this.[/quote]
Yes, I think so it.
And maybe and this may sound a bit odd, but it can also give you a mirror about humanity. For most people everything that may cause distress has no place for compassion. It's always more convenient to make fun of victims instead of helping them. That's how they treat abductees.
In a sense it can teach you not to trick yourself that everyone has something nice and kind in them. It teaches you that it's important to build truthful connection with people who are truly able to care.
There might just be a few out of them in the World. But 1 such a person is more worth than everyone combined who simply don't care. So you might meet better people because of it. Such a network is worth a lot !!
I think there are people here you could always talk to whenever you feel the need to do so about the experiences.
I don't know what to say, David M.Jacobs said that most abducties just accept and go with it. ''Life goes on'' But psychologically it is traumatizing and people don't just learn to cope with it. They spit and find ways to dissociate, which is something else entirely.
If you read about Karla Turner you will find someone who endured by fighting back. I think that is very inspiring to read. Or John Keel who experienced all kinds of ''high strangeness'' but still was able to see the humor in it.
It tells me that fear doesn't has to be the only response.
[quote author= Christine]All of these aliens and so forth are a test to see if you can carry the light, and you are tasked with building your vessel." Then yes it's also this.[/quote]
Yes, I think so it.
And maybe and this may sound a bit odd, but it can also give you a mirror about humanity. For most people everything that may cause distress has no place for compassion. It's always more convenient to make fun of victims instead of helping them. That's how they treat abductees.
In a sense it can teach you not to trick yourself that everyone has something nice and kind in them. It teaches you that it's important to build truthful connection with people who are truly able to care.
There might just be a few out of them in the World. But 1 such a person is more worth than everyone combined who simply don't care. So you might meet better people because of it. Such a network is worth a lot !!
I think there are people here you could always talk to whenever you feel the need to do so about the experiences.