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Memory Recall. The following are the categorizations of the memory recall I have had because what “they” do to our brains can create physiological states that alter how we perceive and recall our experiences. As a brief review, I believe that they alter the neuronal firing of our brain to get us into any state they so choose. Unlike sedatives, molecules that act on our proteins to sedate us chemically, I believe “they” sedate us by using very subtle energy. So subtle that even we haven’t quite figured it out although there is a technique called optagenetics that gets us close to what “they” do, but it is still extremely crude compared to the subtle/psychic energy “they” use. For clarity sake I want to lay out the different brain states. This is an oversimplification of what your brain does because it is not like the whole brain oscillates at a set frequency but basically speaking you enter into various states of wakefulness including: Gamma frequency range: hyper awake, hyper focused, lucid dreams tend to be in this state and in fact studies have shown to induce lucid dreaming states when using the gamma frequency range. Beta: normal wakefulness, this is the state you are in when you are alert but not hyper focused, just awake. Alpha: this is the relaxed but awake state. Light meditation. Theta: this is the deeply relaxed to almost dreaming state. Deep meditation. Delta: deep, dreamless sleep Now to dive into the different types of memory recall I have experienced in regard to this phenomenon: 1) Concious Recall: this is what we would perceive as an alert beta state, able to recall the memories of our day-to-day life. When I have conscious recall of “them” it tends to be either at the beginning or end of the event. One time I was fully awake, alert and in fact doing work, when I looked up and saw a man phasing out, so I was only able to see his torso but see through. Basically I saw the end of the event and “they” just didn’t quite sedate me long enough. In another incident I had conscious recall of the beginning of the event when my parent’s Prius started to vibrate like crazy but it wasn’t because of the engine or the road. We were an hour late getting to our destination and I had a fresh puncture mark near my ovary and a bruise. 2) Flashback: These happen more frequently and tend to happen when I am zoning out or doing something mundane like chores or a repetitive task. Once I was getting ready for bed and kept getting these strong mental visuals of a man grabbing my wrist and pulling me up. I looked down and sure enough, there was a bruise on my wrist. Another time it was a visual of two young men getting aggressive and sure enough, another bruise on my arm. Continued in comments…