He got out of bed and began to remove his clothes, seemingly due to a command that he had no idea he had received. Then, he began to move, as though these creatures, who lined up on each side of him, were passing him down a line causing him to float somewhat. This continued down the stairs and out on to the front porch of the property. I stayed right where I was for a long, long time — until I saw them, with my own eyes, bringing Whitman's body out. The ambulance men came up to me and said, 'You can come out now, he's dead.' But I would not move until I saw him.

Throughout this story, the narrator has this country house his family visits where the abductions happen. He continues to visit the house again and again. When it becomes apparent that now his children are also being abducted . . . does he run like hell from the house? Does he sit by their bedside to protect them? A rustling sound. He cringed closer to the edge, wishing he dared jump through. A voice whispered, soft: "Hello?" Sometimes you read a book that changes your life. Was it a change for the better or worse I almost hear you cry? Strieber, Whitley (July 29, 1998). "Confirmation: The Hard Evidence of Aliens among Us". CNN . Retrieved 2007-04-25.This book is important to blow people's minds open more. I understand what he's trying to offer but I'm not resonant with some of it. Personally I don't engage with any energies that come bringing negativity and I purposefully protect my field from those who are not in service to the one infinite Source. I don't want the drama that Whitley is so patient with. I've also left the arena of trying to figure it out with math or philosophy or physics. We live in a reality that humanity cannot yet explain. Our physics do not capture what's going on here. What is going on is that we are in an ascension process and we are being sheparded into new understandings via strange experiences. We are being offered opportunities to envision the world we want and manifest that for ourselves. We have to disengage from negative past experiences and stop returning to them to define ourselves. Let them go. It's time to remember who we really are and be those ones who came here to help move the Earth and all life forward with Love. Our souls are not small nor can we hurt or manipulate them. Souls are vast and we are but small parts of those great beings. I quite literally didn’t know anyone in that town and was scrambling through my spare time from work in a haphazard manner to say the least.

Sometime after three, Danny Callaghan became aware of a change around him, enough of a change to draw him out of sleep. He opened his eyes---and saw nothing but stars. For a moment, he thought he'd gone night fishing after all. Then he realized he was still in bed and the stars were coming from his own home planetarium, bought from Edmund Scientific for nine dollars. It was a dark blue plastic sphere with a light in it. The plastic was dotted with pinholes in the pattern of the night sky, and when you turned out the lights and turned the planetarium on, magic happened: the heavens appeared all around you. This author has gone through extensive psychological and physiological tests the results of which are publicly available here: http://www.unknowncountry.com/edge/ar...). For example, he describes an encounter in the follow-up to Communion, Transformation: The Breakthrough as being like “Hell on Earth”. He also went on to state:

Perhaps it is these conflicting and, at times, contradictory stances that continue to lend Strieber credibility? Strieber, Whitley (1999-02-15). Confirmation: The Hard Evidence of Aliens Among Us?. Macmillan. ISBN 9780312967048. Well Mr. Antisocial we aren't Catholic so wasn't thinking of that communion anyway, give me your damn book....long story short after snatching the book from creepy pants and flipping through it I came to two conclusions: Strieber has also continued writing novels, including The Last Vampire (2001), and Lilith's Dream (2003), both being sequels to his 1981 vampire novel The Hunger. As well, he has authored 2012: The War For Souls (2007), a horror novel about an interdimensional invasion, and Critical Mass (2009), a thriller about nuclear terrorism. Strieber also co-authored the graphic novel The Nye Incidents (2008), along with co-authors Craig Spector and Guss Floor. [ citation needed] This is particularly interesting. Especially when we consider again the reply from the “female alien”. Should We Read More Into The Chilling Statement, “We Do Have The Right”?

In presenting his case, Strieber recalls past experiences, putting them into new perspective, then builds on them by detailing a new chapter with the visitors that began in 2015 and continues now (the most recent events are from a scant month ago as I write this, in November 2019). What it basically comes down to is time is running out and Strieber believes that the more people that join in the communion (sharing) with the Visitors, the better our odds of achieving a communication breakthrough and getting help in literally saving the world.At the same moment a few miles away, Katelyn Burns, who adored Love Boat, watched and received advice from her mother about painting her toenails. Very red, and use a polish that hardens slowly. They last longer, chip less, good on the toes. Next week school was out and she wanted---had---to paint her toenails for Beach Day. Strieber then turned to speculative fiction with social conscience. Collaborating with James Kunetka, he wrote Warday (1984), about the dangers of limited nuclear warfare, and Nature's End (1986), [7] a novel about environmental apocalypse. He independently authored Wolf of Shadows (1985), [8] a young adult novel set in the aftermath of a nuclear war. He rose screaming and struggling, running in the air, clawing at emptiness. Far below him, moonlight danced on Lake Monona's baby waves. And then he was among the night clouds, and he flew in their canyons and soared across their hills, and heard their baby thunder muttering.

In March 2014, Strieber and his wife Anne published an account of her illness called Miraculous Journey. Mrs. Strieber experienced a cerebral hemorrhage in 2004 and in 2013 underwent treatment for a brain tumor. Danny was a lonely child, saddled with an alcoholic mother and a violent father, so he welcomed these chances to be away from the tensions of home. He could take his sleeping bag and unroll it in the bottom of the boat, and if his line jerked it would wake him up. But not tonight. "I got scouts real early," he said, "gotta get up." This guy need some help. I don't mean that he's crazy because he thinks something happened to him - the physical evidence and witnesses say otherwise, although some of it could be dream-state or other hallucination. I'm saying he's crazy because he's cooperating with and encouraging it. The post-punk dance music group The Mekano Set cite Whitley Strieber's non-fiction work as an influence on their work. They wrote a tribute to Strieber for their 2013 album The Three Thieves (a reference to characters from Strieber's novel The Grays) entitled What is it Whit? [51]When he sees I see him he comes over to the bed. He looks mean. He’s little. Goes up to about the top of the lamp. Got Eyes. Big eyes. Big slanted eyes. A bald head. He’s looking down at me. He’s got a ruler in his hand. Has a tip of silver. Touches me. I see pictures…I see pictures of the world blowing up when he touches my head with this thing…It’s a whole big blast and there’s a dark red fire in the middle of it. And there’s white smoke all around it! This was an old book of my dads, I had never given this kind of stuff a try before, but decided to give it a go. I like the spiritual kind of insights for growth you can potentially take from this book. But I still feel not much more the wiser regarding the reality or non-reality of these alien beings or visitors in any specific details. It feels like the suggestion is their level of reality is similar to that of the kind of beings a shaman might encounter in old human religious practices with a modern twist in line with our scientific and technological advancements. The next thing he knew, he was alone and naked on the coach in the log cabin. He realized how cold he felt and contemplated building up and lighting the fire. Instead, though, he made his way upstairs to the bathroom. That’s when he saw “two people” at the top of the stairs. Then, they were gone. We all have the potential to do just what people like John and Peter Maxwell Slattery are doing. Plus Melinda Leslie leads nightly tours and can give you the experience. BUT, once you are seeing verifiable UFOs, what do you do? That’s going to be an ongoing topic in the future on Dreamland.