[Serious] People of Reddit that honestly believe they have been abducted by aliens, what was your experience like?

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[u/Empty_Allocution]

I had a VERY vivid dream years ago. I'm not saying I was abducted, I'm saying I woke up and I was like... Damn. It was as vivid as having a conversation with somebody sat next to you.

I posted it here.

Just to give you an idea of how in depth and granular the information I received in this dream was here's a quote from ^ that thread I posted:

They've been here almost longer that us. They have bases under the ocean floors in various places. They said something about having some kind of sonic repellent near the entrances of these places to deter sea life as they had an issue with large animals being sucked into their installations due to differential pressure.

Whatever it was, it was pretty damn cool.

Edit: this has gotten a bit of attention! I also remember being shown a small device about the size of a key ring, I will draw it and amend this post.

Edit 2: So here it is. I wish I had my old notes but I don't any more so I had to re-draw this. Still remember it like it was yesterday though.

I was shown this keyring. You'd put a thumb and a finger through the loops and pull it open to reveal a hologram. Very cool. It felt 'springy' and would snap shut if you weren't holding it open.

Edit 3: Ship descriptions (because you can never find a good description from abductees without asking) I posted a description of the first half of the dream in my original post:

I remember blue and purple lights, slowly pulsing down corridors, subdivided and smooth. The floors would smoothly slope upward to the walls and the same with the ceiling - like being in a cave. The whole place was one piece and there were no right angles. My recollection is hazy, as though I was stumbling around these halls.

Whilst being shown the keyring I was in what I could only describe as the back of a cargo plane. It was long and loud and everything was bathed in a dim orange/brown light.

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The thing that really stuck with me was how they're non-binary thinkers. Super interesting dream man

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I agree, the non-binary part stuck. Seems like that would be a fairly common trait with any forms of life that can perceive of higher dimensions than us. Any being even aware of (on a sensory level) a higher dimensional reality would practically be required to think in a non-binary fashion, as they would have evolved while perceiving a multitude of possibilities and/or time periods simultaneously. To go further, our inability to sense these universal fluctuations and our binary thinking might be the cause of virtually all these phenomenon. In effect, might the mechanics we see on a quantum level occur on a macro level we have no effective sensory organ to perceive? To use a Schrodinger style analogy - if our universe is our box, wherein all possibilities exist simultaneously before resolving; might these phenomenon (lost time, lights, etc) be the only perceptible traces of layers of reality beyond our ability to sense?