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  Marique May 5, 2012 at 2:52am

  Hi Allen, I learned from a very young age to never discount anyone's experiences just because they are extraordinary.  Being an abductee myself, I would never point my finger at another and disbelieve just because their experience is out of the normal.  I find it interesting that the woman had so many experiences, but I am glad that with all her contact with beings, that she did not experience negative beings.  I was not so lucky, another story for another time.  All I can say is that humans have had some extraordinary experiences and are not necessarily lying about those experiences.  Actually for someone to come out and publicly talk about those experiences takes courage, as usually people have a knee jerk reaction and instantly disbelieve their stories because it takes an average person outside of their comfort zone and intrudes on their sense of safety that the world does not have things like that happen.  I have run into that time and time again, and it hurts.  For anyone to make up stories about abduction is really counterproductive because usually people automatically think they are liars or crazies, and the labeling begins.  One would have to be a masochist to tell lies about being abducted, because usually when you admit to the world what has happened you are instantly labeled as a crazy and anything you share is discounted because so many people just do not think abductions occur and they will find any excuse there is to disprove someone has had these extraordinary experiences. 

   

  This is just my personal observation.  Any of the other abductees I have grown to know over the years have seemed sincere and not at all crazy or weird, they just experienced things that they could not understand or could not comfortably deal with, the feeling of paranoia and fear, the feelings of being violated against their will, the isolation and disappointment in the people that make fun of them and shun them because of their experiences. 

   

   I do understand that everyone forms their own reality so what is totally real in their life that they are experiencing may seem unreal to another.  For instance because my abduction experiences were very negative, painful, and disruptive to my whole life, personality and relationships,  for the longest time I found it almost impossible to believe that there are benevolent beings interacting with humans, because it was not what I experienced.  Now I am seeing that the abduction experience is not necessarily always horrible, and that for some people those contacts have made positive contributions to their life.  I had to learn to not be just like the people who labeled me and called me a liar.  Now it is not as incredible for me to believe that there may be positive aliens or beings interacting with humans, but it took me a long time to realize this.  As far as hybreds, I totally believe there are hybreds because I have personally seen some when I was abducted.

   

  As for what the man says he experienced, I just cannot say much because I do not know, but he seemed to believe what he was saying.  The world is far more complex than people can see at face value that is for sure.  I think one needs to step out of their comfort zones and really delve into that which they find hard to believe, they just may find out that their life view has been very limited and controled.  People disbelieve a lot of things for fear of thinking differently than the people in their lives. Time to think outside the box, there is so much more outside the box than in, lol.