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December 8 Event
December 8th Event Part II
December 8th Event Part III
December 8th Event Part IV
Abductions and Hypnosis
Abductions and Hypnosis Part 2
Area 51 Interview
Area 51 Part II
Alien Stiffs
Evolution of Abductions
Greys
Pleideians
Roswell Testimonies
Roswell Testimonies Part II
Roswell Testimonies Part III
Roswell Testimonies Part IV
Roswell Testimonies Part V
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| Abductions and Hypnosis Part II |
| Could Abduction Memories Be Created By Hypnotic Suggestion? |
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| hypnotically constructed event happened, when unambiguous independent historical records indicate that it did not. The particular conditions under which spontaneous hallucination can occur, and under which they can be confused with external perceptual experiences are not well known, nor is there any known method of distinguishing a spontaneous hallucination from an external sensory perception. Even theories of how drug action (e.g. LSD) causes hallucinations are highly speculative, and spontaneous hallucinations are much more slippery. Two current theories of spontaneous hallucination concern changes in the chemical environment of endogenous neurotransmitters or neuromodulators which influence perception (endorphins and serotonin being the most commonly cited); and possibly some unique mode of function of temporal or temporolimbic brain pathways, perhaps influenced by electromagnetic fields. How these unusual brain conditions relate to psychic phenomena and to other observations related to hypnosis in general is not yet well established. |
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