From: wlmss@peg.apc.org [Lawrie Williams]
Date: Sun, 7 Sep 1997 03:21:38 +1000
Fwd Date: Sun, 07 Sep 1997 09:41:11 -0400
Subject: Re: Corroboration of Healing

> Date: Wed, 3 Sep 1997 16:14:26 -0400
> From: BOB SHELL <76750.2717@compuserve.com>
> Subject: Corroboration of Corso???
> To: Errol Bruce-Knapp <updates@globalserve.net>

> ....Now here's an interesting bit from him.  He says that the "aliens"
> who were involved had very advanced knowledge, and particularly of
> healing.   He said that someone with a cut or other injury would be
> placed on a table and a device would be moved slowly over the wound and
> it would disappear.  Now here is what got me, he says that no healing
> actually took place at all.  That this device moved that part of the
> person's body through time to before the injury took place!

> Has anyone ever heard an idea like this before?

Yes. A male child of 6 was befriended by a blonde entity about his
own size at about the same time as a ufo sighting, a probable
abduction and an encounter with a huge knight-like being.

He taught the child how to play/fight with bowstaff, shields,
swords and bow-and-arrow as well as teaching him herbal lore and
a lot more besides. Unfortunately the child finally moved from
the area and the contacts ceased.

One day on the net I read an abductee account of complex hand
gestures used by a "nordic" preparatory to healing.  I do not have
that file to hand at this time. However I asked the child contactee,
by then 12, to show me hand gestures he had mentioned that his elven
"imaginary friend" had employed. They were identical.  This was only
one of about 20 items in his detailed account which pointed towards
his story being completely genuine and beyond rational explanation
unless it was "for real".

He also recounted to me how at one stage he had been holding his new
bow and arrow and had accidentally let it fly loose while it was
pointing downwards. (Entirely in character, alas!) The arrow ripped
right through the top of his foot and into the ground beneath. From
this and other incidents I get the impression that "Jason" did not
want his companion returning home with injuries and being prevented
from roaming freely in the forest.

Here is the account in a form I polished for a book that I suppose
will never happen, lest I be discredited for wanting to earn a
living as a writer. <sigh>


       "Something really weird happened one day when we were off in
the forest having archery practice.

       "I was loading the arrow and pointing it down like Jason had
taught me. I glanced up at my target - a mark on a dead tree since we
wouldn't dream of hurting a living tree - and my fingers slipped and
I fired an arrow right into my foot!

       "I yelped because it hurt as it went through but then the pain
stopped except if I moved my foot. It had come out the other side and
gone several inches into the soft ground beneath.

       "I stood there staring at it. Jason looked directly into my eyes
and said: "That was a clever thing to do." and knelt down and grabbed
the butt of the arrow. "At the count of five I'll pull it out." I was
kneeling by then, holding my heel.

       "We both counted. "One...two...three...four...five!"

       "I looked up at Jason. "Why didn't you pull it out?"

       "His eyes were close to mine. Suddenly he pulled the arrow out,
straight up between us. It hurt, but not as much' as it would have if
I'd been staring at it. I yelled "Ahh!" and went quiet. Jason wiped the
blood off - on his shirt I think - and put it back in its sheath.

       "I looked down at the hole in my foot. There was a little bit of
blood bleeding out. I held my foot up and I am sure I could see through
it. Jason then put the little finger of his left hand into the wound
and pulled it out slowly.

       "I could feel it changing my foot, it was becoming better, more
and more normal. Then he pulled the finger right out and the foot looked
normal except for a bit of blood on it. I wiped the blood off with my
shirt.

       "I could walk on it perfectly. If anything it felt better than it
had before. We then went on with the archery practice and I was
definitely a lot more careful."


For about 8 years afterwards he felt a pang of pain there when the
foot was stressed. I thought it might even have been a mask memory
for the positioning of an implant. But maybe it was exactly what it
seemed. This incident has been mentioned several times on the net
previously, btw.

Kind regards,

Lawrie Williams_____________________