Cerebral topography of abducted people.

**CFTraveler** · 16th November 2011, 12:08 AM

Topografia cerebral de pessoas abduzidas
The magazine is Brazilian but the study is actually written in English, so don't hesitate.
http://apovni.org/portal/index.php?o...ucoes&Itemid=1

It's very interesting- did abductees' brains change because of the abductions, or vive-versa?

**sono2** · 16th November 2011, 06:13 AM

Thanks! Am going to print & read in comfort later - it seems that these experience are taken seriously in South American countries, great!!

**-asalantu-** · 16th November 2011, 08:29 PM

¡Hi, CFT!

I remember to have asked Robert Bruce about what type of individuals are targeted by aliens and overall effects of such encounters. That was when I was asalantu, not -asalantu-; a prior at forum incarnation of me.

Answer is at http://www.astraldynamics.com.au/showthread.php?9847-About-alien-modus-ope♥♥♥♥♥&p=80655#post80655

This may be relevant at conclusion time. Take it into account and discuss; please, CFT.

My best regards,
Ángel

important!

**CFTraveler** · 16th November 2011, 10:37 PM

Well, now we know they can reach Beta without any help, but the question is, do they have that ability because of something that's been done to them, or does their ability facilitate some sort of communication (or some other brain thing?)
I personally don't know many people who claim having been abducted, and my own personal experiences with abduction was nonphysical- however, and due to reading about the phenomenon, I have come to understand that there is usually the experience of having their head messed with- many experiencers report having their head messed with, so Idk if one thing has anything to do with the other, but it definitely is an interesting phenomenon.
As to implants, I have no opinion- it seems some people get things taken out that can be considered technologically derived, but I don't have enough information to have an opinion.
All I can say is that when I used to have experiences, they were of an 'etheric' nature, and at least one had some sort of validation (at least for me) but even that one in itself has no probative value for anyone else.
So, I remain

as usual.

**Beekeeper** · 17th November 2011, 02:04 AM

I saw this and had to wait until now to read it. Fascinating stuff. This is what I call progress: Therefore, beyond the issue of whether or not there is an altered state of brain function during the trances, it may in the future also be possible to examine whether or not brain function characteristics tend to support or disconfirm the veridicality of at least some components of abduction memories.

Originally Posted by CFTraveler

Well, now we know they can reach Beta without any help, but the question is, do they have that ability because of something that's been done to them, or does their ability facilitate some sort of communication (or some other brain thing?)

Scientists will also logically ask "or is it an indicator of a pathology not previously discernible?" since, according to the article, it doesn't fit the schizophrenia pattern.

As to implants, I have no opinion- it seems some people get things taken out that can be considered technologically derived, but I don't have enough information to have an opinion.

Roger Leir is a doctor who claims to have removed a number of these from people. There's a bunch of videos on You Tube if you've never heard of him. Even when these things are discovered it is possible someone other than aliens has put them there.

The claim I found interesting was about the Australian man Mary Rodwell investigated who was raped/seduced/whatever by two Nordic females and was able to produce some pubic hair for DNA testing. It was said that the DNA was most closely linked to pygmy human DNA. These things become a matter of faith and that's challenging when the information is considered fringe and unlikely to affect you personally.

So, I remain

as usual.

It would be wonderful to have a conclusion one way of the other. I wonder if it'll ever happen.

**CFTraveler** · 17th November 2011, 03:11 AM

Well, I for one, would rather not know. Some sort of psychological defense mechanism, I'm sure.

**Beekeeper** · 17th November 2011, 08:16 AM

You wouldn't want to know if they're real?

**-asalantu-** · 17th November 2011, 11:45 AM

If, as RB quotes at his reply (see previous link), abduced people are enhanced, that cannot be but through technological resources applied onto brain (¿or through alien shaktipat?).

My best regards,
Ángel

**CFTraveler** · 17th November 2011, 02:56 PM

Originally Posted by Beekeeper

You wouldn't want to know if they're real?

Because my mind refuses to entertain the notion- my experiences have been mostly unpleasant, and the implications (if you believe everything that has been written about it) are devastating. So I'd really prefer to have it in the 'I don't know" department.