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I knew that Kay was a contactee long before I even read her book I Forgot What I Wasn't Supposed to Remember.  As crazy as this may sound, that title has a tremendously important and very specific meaning to me as a contactee.

Through the years I've learned so much from the aliens, too much actually and I've depended on my memory to preserve it.  Over time I realized that what I had learned or rather was taught, I was beginning to forget for some odd reason.  I knew there was nothing wrong with my short or long term memory but at the same time I realized that I could only access previous thoughts only if I were to run into keywords somewhere.  It was then I realized that I had better start writing everything down.  Unfortunately, I am without possibly three years of notes that I never made.

The depth of a learned experience through aliens is many times unfathomable.   I can always remember the basics within a particular conversation but very little about the depth.  To take on a subject with an alien, you have to expect that it will be looked at intensely.  Aliens utilize every possible angle in a 360 radius while at the same time, looking at both light and dark issues within each angle.

Kay states,"I Forgot What I Wasn’t Supposed To Remember is an expanded view of the alien abduction phenomenon and contains details that are certain to be 'firsts' regarding the reporting of this phenomenon to the public. This book involves experiences with different types of Greys, Hybrids, Blondes, Short‘Pudgy’ Beings, Tan ‘Wrinkled’ Beings, Interdimensional Beings, Super Conscious Beings as well as MILABS; encounters involving military and/or government personnel, sometimes working alongside alien Beings."

The following is Kay's website appropriately called, The Alien Jigsaw.  If it didn't hit you yet, the word jigsaw means puzzle and not the carpenter's tool. Again, she finds another very appropriate word when it comes to trying to explain aliens and their ways.  You can simply click on the picture below and it will take you directly to her website.

Kay continues to write various articles on her website as well, which can be found at this address.



Please read the reviews below regarding Kay's first book, The Alien Jigsaw.

A whole life experience, The Alien Jigsaw chronicles the first thirty-two years of the author's life as an alien abductee. Utilizing entries from her journal and transcripts of her regressive hypnosis sessions, she documents over 100alien encounters and experiences. The Alien Jigsaw covers information about the abduction phenomenon that has never before been made public.
 

"...Her story is, in fact, far more typical of abduction cases than we have been led to believe... Wilson's candid tale may have already opened the floodgates." - OMNI Magazine,Winter '96

"If the aliens can learn from any of us, what they can learn from Kay  is of the highest importance. Anyone lucky enough to know her or to read her book will know exactly what I mean." - BUDD HOPKINS

The Alien Jigsaw provides a firsthand look at what an abductee experiences both in a psychological and physiological sense. Starting with an introduction by Budd Hopkins, the book's 330 pages contains 61illustrations and photos, and information about many different types of alien beings, unusual craft, and even military and government involvement.

The Alien Jigsaw has received positive reviews in over a dozen UFO publications, is promoted nationally through public lectures and the media, and the jacket highlights endorsements from top researchers.

John Carpenter calls The Alien Jigsaw "an amazing journal which gives the reader a rich assortment of 'puzzle pieces' to study." World renown abduction researcher Budd Hopkins states, "If the aliens can learn from any of us, what they can learn from Kay is of the highest importance." The Alien Jigsaw contains over one-hundred  carefully documented abduction experiences, 59 illustrations, and information about abductions that has never before been made public.

The Researcher's Supplement below picks up where The Alien Jigsaw left off, giving the reader an overview of the year 1993 and a look at some new alien Beings.

With The Alien Jigsaw, Kay Wilson published information about the abduction phenomenon that had never before appeared in print. The Alien Jigsaw Researcher's Supplement completes one of the most detailed abduction cases ever published.

The Researcher's Supplement is for individuals who want to know more about Wilson's case. This book contains hypnosis transcripts that were summarized for the book, journal entries that were omitted from The Alien Jigsaw, as well as are search paper correlating important physiological data with her abduction experiences.

"This assemblage of material is designed to complete the author's own offering of  herself for study--and we might use the word dissection and still be within the limits of appropriateness. She analyzes herself, carefully transcribing her varying reactions and sensations as drawn from no fewer than 119 abductions.This chart-like data is supplemented by considerably more transcription of hypnotic regression than appears in The Alien Jigsaw itself. Both books taken together add up to a whole which is more than the sum of its parts. Were commend buying both." - Robert C. Girard, Arcturus Books, Inc.

"We go on the deck. I ask him, "Are you from the Pleiades?" The Being adamantly replies, "NO." I ask him where he is from. We look in the sky to seethe Big Dipper. He says, "See the Ursa Major?" I reply, "Yes."The Being then tells me, "The star cluster to the right and below. The one with the triangle to the left and the little stars in between. Well, we're from that one..."

If interested, thisbook may also be ordered here.

Source: UFO Paranormal Radio

Source: The Alien Jigsaw

          

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