Communion: A True Story

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science, UFOs, alien abductions, crop circles, prophecy, reincarnation, environment | dreamland radio | unknowncountry". unknowncountry.com. 22 January 2011 . Retrieved 2015-07-24. Your show has formed my Saturday morning’s since 2002 and a signed copy for me would be worth ten times that amount. I understand that you’re busy but I’m currently short of a solution as I’ve also been warned that US Postal Service doesn’t accept International Reply Coupons (which was the only other alternative return postage method). Honestly, I don't do the whole aliens thing at all, but the cover of this book used to freak me out as a kid (and a bit residually as an adult) so I decided to see what was inside.

Then, in a state of confusion but still hypnotized, Strieber began exclaiming that the “house is on fire!” It was around this point that he came out of regression. He did, however, recall the events that caused him to believe the house was burning down. Whitley Streiber insists that everything in this book actually happened. Even the biggest doubting Thomas would be hard pushed to explain some of Streiber's experiences - without calling him an out & out liar. alternative news, science, culture, religion, ufos, alien encounters | unknowncountry | the edge of the world". unknowncountry.com . Retrieved 2015-07-24. Strieber would describe a sudden “bang” happening behind his head. The memories here are blurred at best. There is a flurry of activity and more of the strange creatures are in the room. He feels a “prodding” around his torso and notices that they keep putting their hands into his mouth, placing and extracting instruments. Strieber would also highlight such military facilities, the alleged ‘Dreamland’ most noticeably, which has a long history with conspiracies surrounding aliens, and alien technology. He reasoned in 2003 that it could be the case that he was, against his will, part of a secret military or intelligence experiment. One that either continues today or the residue of the encounters remained into adulthood.Suddenly I remembered being with a pal at age 11ish standing on an Orkney hilltop in the night watching huge glowing red orbs passing silently over the town below In 2018, the US Navy admitted that videos taken off the carrier Nimitz by pilots using ultra-sophisticated cameras were of unknown objects with incredible flight characteristics. Add to this the past seventy years of UFO evidence, and it is now undeniable that something unknown is flying around in our skies. But why are they here? I awoke and not long after was guided to Communion. Here we all are, all these years later, grateful for grace and particularly grateful for the patience of the Goddess our Mother and Sister, our best friend. Mom and I both saw the first 2 UFO's while dad was driving. I spotted them and then asked mom if she saw it too, and she did.(The first one was near the cliffs (actually hiding above them at times) outside of Warm Springs, Oregon on a clear blue sky day. It was silver and reflecting the sun. We could see it very clearly. The 2nd one was hovering quite low near the water next to Highway 30 between Linton and Portland, Oregon at night. The radio station announced he was getting quite a few calls reporting the same sighting we saw!) In Solving the Communion Enigma, Strieber reflects on how advances in scientific understanding since his 1987 publication may shed light on what he perceived, noting, "Among other things, since I wrote Communion, science has determined that parallel universes may be physically real and that time travel may in some way be possible". The book is a consolidation of UFO sightings and related phenomena, including crop circles, alien abductions, mutilations and deaths in an attempt to discern any kind of meaningful overall pattern. Strieber concludes that the human species is being shepherded to a higher level of understanding and existence within an endless "multiverse" of matter, energy, space and time. He also writes more candidly about the deleterious effects his initial experiences had upon him while staying at his upstate New York cabin in the 1980s, noting, "I was regularly drinking myself to sleep when we were there. I would listen to the radio until late hours, drinking vodka..." [20]

In Communion, Strieber wrote of having told friends over the years that he had witnessed the University of Texas tower shooting in Austin, Texas, on August 1, 1966, when he had in fact not been on campus that day: He hadn't turned the planetarium on, though, and that fact made the acid of fear rise in his throat. He opened his mouth to call for his dad, but there was no sound, just a puff of breath. As the stars crossed his face, twisting along his nose and across his eyes, his tears flowed in helpless silence.Strieber’s mind began to break down somewhat here. Obviously confused and on the edge of terror he begins to say on the regression tapes that: Cause when I come here I remember I was here before, but then when I go home I don't remember anymore." She lowered her head. Her voice dropped to a hesitant murmur. "Do they take your clothes off, too?" The next thing he knew, he was alone and naked on the coach in the log cabin. He realized how cold he felt and contemplated building up and lighting the fire. Instead, though, he made his way upstairs to the bathroom. That’s when he saw “two people” at the top of the stairs. Then, they were gone. Over the following years, Strieber would continue to research and delve into these strange incidents that permeated his life in an effort to understand just what was unfolding around him. And why. As he did, many skeptics began to point out what they would see as “contradictory” statements and claims.

Like several others in the UFO field and those who examine cases of alien abduction, Strieber began to examine links between his experience and such concepts as demons and even religion. It should be stressed, however, that for the most part, these comparisons were exactly that, simple changes of perception regarding his strange experiences.Did aliens abduct Whitley Streiber in 1984? Are the "visitors" as he calls them from another planet, another dimension, from somewhere deep in the human psyche? And why are they here? These are the questions Streiber raises in his book, probably the all-time definitive book about alien abduction. Interesting though the questions may be, unfortunately he doesn't provide many answers. I stayed right where I was for a long, long time — until I saw them, with my own eyes, bringing Whitman's body out. The ambulance men came up to me and said, 'You can come out now, he's dead.' But I would not move until I saw him. Additional visitor-themed writings include a screenplay for the 1989 film Communion, directed by Philippe Mora and starring Christopher Walken as Strieber. The movie covers material from the books Communion and Transformation. Strieber has stated that he was dissatisfied with the film, which utilized scenes of improvised dialogue and includes themes not present in his books. Strieber also wrote a screenplay for his novel Majestic, which to date has not been filmed. [26] For the Striebers, Christmas 1985 just outside of New York City began ideally. Snow arrived on Christmas Eve. And Christmas Day brought the usual joyful festivities, as well as more snow. Indeed, it was an ideal Christmas for a young family. The 26 th December began much the same way, with a walk in the snowy woodlands and an evening of food and music.