Harvard professor John E Mack wrote Abduction, a book about his interviews with abductees and of course became very controversial.

Soon after he visited London, looked the wrong way and was struck and killed by a car.

In Rochester NY I hypnotized and interviewed dozens of people who claimed an encounter or abduction in one weekend. Although filmed, today I would prefer real time brain scans and autonomic measurements as part of the process. Two people were provocative but that was all.

There is also an ornamental tall grass that when smoked causes people to have vivid hallucinations that last only minutes. The remarkable thing is that all the subjects who smoke it all have the identical hallucination of edgy harlequin like people of small stature with personalities that I harmless but border on the malevolent.
Sometimes called the businessman's LSD for its brevity the drug is curious that it causes people to have essentially the same dream.



Also my experiments with what is called telepathine caused subjects to feel what its name suggests.

Archetypes of Jungian design can also be found in common among people who take psilocybin and share visions that resemble Mayan and Aztec pictograms.

I make no claims to know what this all means but it poses curiosities that Amos has reminded me of like turning on a light switch.