"It’s been over six months now and NOT ONE INCIDENT! Aside from some of the naive neighborhood kids and their taunting it’s been a blissful period.”
DIRECTIONS
BACKGROUND
Aliens are living creatures who are subject to the physical laws of the universe. They are technically and mentally very advanced, but still have limitations of their actions and performance as all living things do. They have incredible technology and knowledge of mind functions, but they are not "super creatures" with unlimited power. Their world is very different than our human world. Never expect them to behave just as you think humans would behave.
These directions are compiled from nine years of experience of working with abductees wearing thought screen helmets to stop alien abductions. For information on what aliens can and cannot do, see the section Alien Capabilities and Incapabilities in aliensandchildren.org which is accessible from the links section.
1. Prepare for a fight.
Aliens will try to stop you from wearing the helmet both mentally and physically. Remember that they can read your mind. Before you make one they may try to influence you that you don’t need one. Once you start wearing a helmet they may harass you or perhaps threaten to kill a pet in retaliation. They are good at manipulating your spouse to have a conflict with you about wearing the helmet. If you forget to wear it one time they may physically hurt you. They have done these things to a minority of abductees wearing helmets. Most abductees report complete success with the helmet when they wear it as much as they can.
2. Have a locked cabinet.
Aliens have taken ten helmets from abductees and several Velostat lined baseball caps. If you are not wearing a hat they will go through your entire house looking for them. They will not, however, go into a locked cabinet. Before you make a helmet have some kind of cabinet or trunk that you can lock. That way they won’t take it.
All thought is open and controlled in a telepathic society therefore locks are unnecessary. Aliens are unfamiliar with locks and the concept of a lock.
3. Make the helmet quickly.
You may experience telepathic resistance from the aliens when you try to make the hat. Expect it. You must make the hat as quickly as possible so you are not overcome by them.
Here's a quote from one abductee making a new helmet, "I felt telepathic resistance when making the helmet, sharp pains were felt, I pulled the helmet over the head and it stopped. I think I am being watched on what I am doing, I suppose you must warn other abductees when making the hats."
4. Secure the helmet with tape or string.
Almost any kind of tape or string wrapped around the helmet several times will prevent aliens from removing the helmet if they manage to get close to you.
5. Don't be lured out of your current location by the aliens.
Don't let the aliens lure you out of your location. Stay where you are if you think the aliens are close by. They will make noises by banging on walls to lure you out but don't do it. They also may use lights outside to lure you outside. By luring you out into their territory, you will be more vulnerable to their control.
6. Make small holes in top for hot climates.
If the temperature is over 80 degrees F and the helmet is hot to wear, use an awl or similar tool and punch some small holes in the top of the helmet.
7. Wear the helmet as often as possible.
Once you make a thought screen helmet you must wear it as frequently as possible. The aliens know when you are not wearing it and will take you at that time. Abductees are taken when they are driving cars. They even take children without helmets when they are in school. There are documented cases of children abductees missing during school hours.
You can also put eight sheets of Velostat into baseball cap or other hat to wear during the day which is less conspicuous then a leather hat. See Aliensandchildren.org for different types of thought screen hats.
Some abductees have worn their thought screen helmets and hats almost 24 hours a day, seven days a week for more than nine years.
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