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The Electro-Magnetic (E-M) Effects Project(Study Closed) By Richard Bonenfant, Ph.D.
“Abductees’ experiences contain a wealth of evidence for the existence of an extended reality. There lies something deep, meaningful and profound in those experiences; something that is both real and true; something that can alter not only the current scientific paradigm but also our perception of humanity’s significance in the cosmos.”
This is a brief synopsis of a study designed to examine a possible correlation between alien abductee experiences and the subsequent onset of a strange electromagnetic (E-M) phenomena. Generally speaking, E-M aftereffects refer to an abductee’s adverse effect upon electronic devices when in close proximity to such devices. However, the range of devices affected and the strength of the effects have not yet been fully delineated. A few of the most commonly reported effected devices include: wrist watches, cell phones, remote control devices, camera batteries, light bulbs, dash board lights, flashlights, computer mice, and electronic games. A secondary effect reported by some subjects is hypersensitivity to the presence of underground power lines, including the ability to map the layout of these hidden transmission conduits. Editor’s Note : For over two decades now, we have also received reports of computers, telephones, household alarm systems, security cameras, batteries, battery backups and automobiles being affected by the occurrence of presumable alien abduction or ET Contact events. We hypothesize these devices are being affected due to the presence of ETs, the proximity of their craft, i.e., ET technology, or both. The questionnaire contains a number of questions relating to the respondent’s demographic information, abduction experience, and the presence or absence of selected E-M effects. In addition, subjects were invited to make comments relevant to the study. A randomly generated 6 digit ID code was assigned to all respondents to protect their identity throughout the investigation. Between June and November of this year, five respondents submitted E-M questionnaires. All but one respondent contained significant E-M elements. This later case was less striking but included one recognized E-M aftereffect. Four of the respondents were female and one was male. These respondents ranged in age from 20-24 to 40-44. Each respondent had at least one abduction event; two had a high probability of having several experiences. Their blood types were reported to be O+, B+, AB (rh unsure), unknown, and O-.
The total number of E-M attributes reported by each respondent were: case 1 5
Subject #2 reported only experiencing one E-M attribute; having to change watch batteries more frequently than other people. Because of the subject’s low score, this respondent has not been designated as having E-M aftereffects.
Respondent Remarks Concerning E-M Effects
As tantalizing as these preliminary results may be, a far greater participation by members of the abduction community will be required in order to establish the validity of E-M aftereffects among abductees. That requisite can only be brought about by more extensive communication between abductees and capable sympathizes who believe in the authenticity of their experiences. But even that in itself is not enough: abductees must find the courage to tell their accounts without fear of social retaliation. Supporters must continue their efforts to communicate these accounts to the general public, and professionals of conscience must undertake the task of examining ever increasing evidence for the presence of these phenomena. Abductees’ experiences contain a wealth of evidence for the existence of an extended reality. There lies something deep, meaningful and profound in those experiences; something that is both real and true; something that can alter not only the current scientific paradigm but also our perception of humanity’s significance in the cosmos.
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Richard Bonenfant
“As tantalizing as these preliminary results may be, a far greater participation by members of the abduction community will be required in order to establish the validity of E-M aftereffects among abductees. That requisite can only be brought about by more extensive communication between abductees and capable sympathizes who believe in the authenticity of their experiences. But even that in itself is not enough: abductees must find the courage to tell their accounts without fear of social retaliation. Supporters must continue their efforts to communicate these accounts to the general public, and professionals of conscience must undertake the task of examining ever increasing evidence for the presence of these phenomena. Abductees’ experiences contain a wealth of evidence for the existence of an extended reality. There lies something deep, meaningful and profound in those experiences; something that is both real and true; something that can alter not only the current scientific paradigm but also our perception of humanity’s significance in the cosmos.”
Richard Bonenfant, Ph.D., is a retired research scientist and lecturer. His research career at Albany Medical Center Hospital and the New York State Department of Health was centered on the study of birth defects in newborn children. He most recently retired from the Veterans’ Hospital in Gainesville, Florida, and is credited with publishing several professional articles on near-death experiences.
He has advanced degrees in Anthropology and Psychology, and is dedicated to the investigation of phenomena that lie on the fringes of scientific understanding. Subjective phenomena include such things as near-death experiences, synesthesia, xenoglossia, savant syndrome and hyperthymestic syndrome or individuals with exceptional autobiographical memories. Objective phenomena include verifiable paranormal experiences, crop circles and strange mutilations of unknown origin. There are other unusual phenomena deserving of investigation which he occasionally delves into under appropriate circumstances. These ancillary phenomena include instances of foreign accent syndrome, cases of apparent reincarnation, and human abduction experiences.
Other Articles by Dr. Bonenfant Include: Profile – David Cayton, the APFU and Corkscrew Seal Mutilations New Insights Into The Animal Mutilation Mystery Stories of Near Death Experiences Alien Investigator: Case Files of Britain’s Leading UFO Detective The 1976 Whitehall, NY Bigfoot Sightings in Conjunction with UFO Activity Judy Doraty Case: An Abductee’s Account of a Calf Mutilation on-board an ET Craft The Prion Hypothesis: Expanded version of Significant Observations Related to Animal Mutilations
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