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Chapter 15 In 1988 a friend of mine was also learning about hypnotic regression. She was working out a new form of regressing subjects hypnotically, as suggested by the writings of L. Ron Hubbard, and she needed a guinea pig. I thought I might learn something by observing her new technique, maybe something which could help me with my own work, so I volunteered, at her behest, to be her subject. (Neither of us are Scientologists, merely interested in a new regression technique.) During our sessions, sessions witnessed by two other close friends, she first had me go back to the most painful experience of my life. My subconscious chose to go back to my seventeenth year, the year I had had a severe kidney stone attack, not consciously remembering nor obsessing on that pain but making the choice under her hypnotic suggestion. Her new method involved repeating the same time period of hypnotic regression over and over in order to draw out the secret truths and the better to illuminate real, yono4 yooaetad tan a o 1 1 but deeply hidden, details. Sometimes having only one regression session will leave many questions unanswered, or leave many details blurred or unclear. She wanted to try the new method on me $0 she regressed me several times. roa awa 1 Each time we went over the same ground. With each repeat of the experience I remembered more. On my last trip through the time regression I asked, “I’ve always wondered why so many abductees have kidney problems?” Suddenly, as I spoke the words I found myself in a stagnant smelling, fog-filled room. I was on a metal table surrounded by four horrible gray android beings about five feet tall. They betrayed no emotion. I realized that they 131 MY OWN AND OTHER’S ABDUCTIONS AND WHAT PVE LEARNED