Showing posts with label David Hughes-Narborough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Hughes-Narborough. Show all posts

April 10, 2009

Another Story From David

David Hughes-Narborough, who had his own experience, came across this account and passed it on to Michael Salla:
Dear Dr Salla,
There was an account that I had heard several years ago, about a contact experience with 'Nordic' type beings that may be of interest. As this forum is one of the few areas on the internet that is sympathetic to these types of experiences, I will attempt to convey the story in as much detail as possible. I first heard this account second hand from someone I met in Wiltshire one summer. I had told this person my experience which I posted on this forum recently. He said that it was a shame that I hadn't been here the previous weekend, as he had heard a similar story or at least one that is related.
At a late night skywatch near Alton Barnes, Wiltshire in the heart of crop-circle country, a small group of people were sitting around a camp fire, swapping stories on U.F.O.'s. Then it came to one particular man, and he appeared reluctant to talk. A girl that was there persuaded him to talk to the group, and he eventually obliged.
He claimed that he was once in the S.B.S., or the 'Special Boat Service', which is a lesser known special intelligence service like the S.A.S. within the United Kingdom. He was told to travel to the London Underground, to South Kensington tube station if memory serves me correctly. When he boarded a train, the supervisor with him pointed out two women on the train that he was ordered to take away. These females were tall, blonde and blue eyed, and had the appearence of twins. He described them as having quite high foreheads, and that they were the most beautiful women he had seen, with perfect physiques. He described how everyone else on the train seemed to be in a trance, and reacted to the abduction of two people from a public train, with complete indifference. He had not been told why they were being abducted, and was concerned for their safety. As he took them away he said that they conveyed a feeling of peace towards him.

The man had been concerned that he may have been indirectly responsible for bringing these two women into harms way. It was after about a week or two that he was sitting in a restaurant in Canary Wharf London, when one the two women that he had abducted, came over to his table and smiled at him, and generally conveyed that they were safe to him and that there was no need to worry. This is the account as I remember it, to the best of my recollection. The story was of great interest to me, as it was similar to the experience that I had. I would be most interested to see if anyone reading this may be able to shed some light on this story.
Perhaps someone has heard this story, and can elaborate. It may even be possible the man involved is reading this, and may be wiling to put his story straight for the record. It is interesting to me that if this account is to be believed, that the British equivalent to Naval Intelligence was involved, in the same way that is seems to be in the U.S. when
it comes to U.F.O. related matters. Perhaps this indicates some cooperation between the two divisions in sharing intelligence information on this subject. For years people have automatically assumed that the Air force would be the most likely place
to search for evidence of a U.F.O. coverup.

April 5, 2009

David's Unusual Experience

Some years back I came across a story on a forum by David Hughes-Narborough, an artist living and working in London. It's quite a fascinating account and not the only one in its kind. David, intriqued by stories of UFOs and human looking ETs set off on an experiment of his own. He made a 'telepathic request'; if there were any aliens in the vicinity they should come and prove it. Here's what happend next.
Just before the train departed a man entered the train from my left and immediadetly sat in the seat in front
of me. I noticed that he was dressed in a tan coloured suit and tie with a matching attache case. He was around six foot three, had short blonde hair brushed back, blue eyes and had a swedish appearence. Although I had made no connection that he was one of these beings at this time, I noticed that he was acting strangely by observing the other people on the train.....
He then leant forward and started to observe his own hands, which I also felt was unusual. It was at this point that it occured to me that he may be one of these "Beings". So I asked the question "If you are a being from elsewhere, please place your right index finger on the right side of your nose?". As soon as I had telepathically asked the question, he responded by doing just that. Very slowly and carefully placing his finger on his nose, holding it there for some time, before lowering it.....
As the journey approached it's end, I was thinking that "I am not convinced that you are from elsewhere, as you could have been placing your finger on your nose by coincidence". He immediately responded to this with apparent frustration. This reaction in itself seemed far more convincing than the initial experiment. I then asked the question again in my mind, "If you are from elsewhere then please tap on your attache case three times?". With both hands on his attache case, he slightly shook his head, and then started to tap with both hands firmly, once...twice... three times. He paused for a moment, tapped again once... twice... three times. Then once again paused, then tapped once... twice... three times finally. Three sets of three in total. He then turned and stared directly at me.

The full story can be found on David's blog here. What's also interesting to note is that David is also a portrait artist and made a drawning of the man, only that drawning disappeared as soon as he had made it.
I suppose experiments like these are not for everyone. I also reckon ETs wont be answering every telepathic call daily, all over the world. But, on some occasions you just might get an unusual experience. I suppose there's some irony in that. 'If you look for the truth, truth can come looking for you.'