Therapists can use these memory fragments to assist the abductee in recalling an entire abduction event under hypnotic regression. Bleedthrough memories are triggered by tiny events in the environment around us. The events can happen so quickly as to be undetectable to the person. Suddenly, the person remembers a fragment of the unremembered event. The discriminative stimulus is the subtle cue or event triggering the person's memory of the event.
Memories can also leak through into our dreams.
The dream state allows memories to surface without resistance from the conscious mind. This is another opportunity to re-live or recall abductions. These dreams will be very vivid and intense to the dreamer, capturing the emotional fervor associated with the original experience. All rights reserved.