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accepted as a mainstream science; at best, it is considered to be a ‘fringe’ science. Yet, ‘science’ is exactly what Ufology will have to become, especially if humanity wishes to progress. Has our knowledge of the universe become so assured that we now see ourselves equal to God in understanding? How long can we turn a blind eye to the truth, just because things don’t fit into our ideology or interpretation of the universe? Even when Ufology does become accepted as an authentic and necessary subject of study, I am afraid that mainstream science as it currently stands does not possess the pioneer vision to fully establish a concept encompassing the entire scope of the UFO enigma. Certainly, the physical aspect of UFO activity needs to be addressed but, equally, the metaphysical aspect needs to be considered as well, in order to understand the phenomena as a whole. Like Archangel Gabriel, the new breed of scientists will need to stand with one foot on the land — the other on the sea. I hope this book will serve to inspire many more people in the professions of psychiatry, psychology, quantum physics and other areas to break away from mainstream acceptability and become leaders in a field that deserves far more consideration than it currently receives. I also hope that the physical evidence surrounding this case will promote even wider interest, encompassing the truth of a spiritual or metaphysical world intrinsically linked with our own human reality, for this unique encounter is just as surely a product of intangible activity as are the down-to-earth physical data and ground traces generated. As for any readers who believe that they too have experienced a similar encounter yet have felt inhibited about coming forward, rest assured, there are some very competent professionals available who can make a serious, non-judgmental investigation, while still ensuring privacy. As well as research resources, there are also a number of support groups and counselling or therapy services that look after the emotional and psychological wellbeing of a growing number of ordinary men, women and children who have experienced the trauma of abduction or a close encounter. If this phenomenon is ever to be taken seriously by the scientific community or, for that matter, the general public, desperately needed are individuals who have had these experiences and are willing to break the code of silence and speak the truth.
Contact addresses for various organisations are provided in the appendix at the back of this book. Or, for more information, you can write to me on: PO Box 658 Moe Vic 3825 Australia Kelly Cahill July 1996
Page 2 and 3: ABOUT THE AUTHOR Kelly Cahill is a
Page 5 and 6: WHY selected a reason HOW designed
Page 7 and 8: FOREWORD by John Auchettl, Phenomen
Page 9 and 10: one soon believes that they did see
Page 11: PREFACE This book is not a work of
Page 15 and 16: CHAPTER 1 ‘Come in,’ I said as
Page 17 and 18: easy conclusion. Regardless, becaus
Page 19 and 20: ‘What am I looking for?’ she as
Page 21 and 22: Strangely enough, my becoming a Chr
Page 23 and 24: She jotted down the details. ‘So
Page 25 and 26: CHAPTER 2 My nine-year-old daughter
Page 27 and 28: ‘Haven’t I? I’m sorry. It’s
Page 29 and 30: ‘If you want,’ I said vaguely,
Page 31 and 32: going on between God and me, and th
Page 33 and 34: I continued my ‘retreat’ for an
Page 35 and 36: If this was an answer to my prayers
Page 37 and 38: Through the open sliding doors I co
Page 39 and 40: ‘Well, thanks for another great b
Page 41 and 42: I ducked back into the bedroom and
Page 43 and 44: I was aghast. ‘How can you say th
Page 45 and 46: hundred metres of road that we’d
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Page 49 and 50: more or less in the buff, to get a
Page 51 and 52: The beings shone with a silvery glo
Page 53 and 54: justify my choice. I didn’t feel
Page 55 and 56: ‘I found this on the floor on you
Page 57 and 58: My condition began to deteriorate r
Page 59 and 60: On 6 September 1993, I had the firs
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that it might come again. But this
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spiritual and intellectual elite ha
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in the garden and we did battle til
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e more convenient if she were to st
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On top of that, I was getting elect
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‘What lights?’ ‘Are you kiddi
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CHAPTER 7 We were travelling to Eva
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I didn’t say a word to Andrew. I
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came around the bend, looking south
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could see another light out of the
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internal emotional response to what
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‘Now,’ Wendy said, still wide-e
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or too soft, and the words he said
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When this being referred to me as h
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I was under the total conviction th
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I shrugged, and thought back with a
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‘They take no chances. Things are
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friend. Talk about risk aversion, I
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‘Yes.’ Fumbling for words, I sa
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constant calling to obtain the numb
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encounter, and when the facts were
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In subsequent weeks I called John a
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At that point, the ‘presence’ t
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egard as being touchie-feelie is ju
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Wendy nodded slowly in agreement.
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my case, but he hadn’t yet put hi
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I bellowed in terror exactly like I
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I shut up. We went to visit his mot
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‘Tangible after-effects — physi
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good and evil, but it’s all cause
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I began to recognise that there was
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sat there. I couldn’t see their f
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‘James was born with a collection
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owels, intestines, etc — being ex
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completely forgotten about the mark
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know too much while he was conducti
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come up with at the time. The mark
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In January 1994, I went up to Queen
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‘I was like a prisoner, obsessive
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corresponded with the tripod beneat
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‘He said, “Kelly, you can never
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CHAPTER 13 ‘By early 1994, I’d
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‘This raises a whole lot of issue
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I often wonder if the underlying ka
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The author. Kelly Cahill was twenty
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The field near Eumemmerring Creek w
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The drawings made by the two women
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Impressions of the craft by the two
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APPENDIX DIRECTORY OF UFO-RELATED O
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AUSTRALIA Australian Abduction Stud
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UFO Experience Support Association
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Northern UFO Network (NUFON) 37 Hea
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NEW ZEALAND Peter Hassal PO Box 274
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Center for the Study of Extraterres
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Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) 103 Oldt
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