A Lifetime Deal

ALIEN

Encounters

Judy L. Clarke

Copyright © 2011 Judy L.Clarke.

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Balboa Press rev. date: 05/12/2011

CONTENTS

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Testimonials

Prologue

Introduction

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Chapter Eight

Chapter Nine

Chapter Ten

Chapter Eleven

Chapter Twelve

Chapter Thirteen

Chapter Fourteen

Chapter Fifteen

Chapter Sixteen

Chapter Seventeen

Chapter Eighteen

Chapter Nineteen

Chapter Twenty

Conclusion

A Prayer

Dedication

This book is dedicated to my mother, Daphne Schroder (born 18 November, 1923) for her steadfast love, understanding, support, and never-ending faith in everything I have ever done. I openly declare my love and adoration to a woman who dedicated her life to her husband and daughters. She did more for others than she ever did for herself. I couldn’t have hand picked a better mother, friend, or neighbour. To the best mother in the world, I love you.

Acknowledgments

Many grateful thanks to all the wonderful people from this world who have supported and unconditionally stood by me through all my trials and tribulations in this life of mine, specifically, Donna Campbell, Geraldine Mutton, Judy Moon, Earl Smith, Christina Stuart, Michelle Robertson, and Liz Howe-Sloane (long-term friendships that have stood the test of time). Vicki Woodage (editor-in-training—grateful thanks). Not to mention, my constant book-writing companion who was right beside me every step of the way—Angel, my Shih Tzu Dog.

In addition, a heartfelt thanks and appreciation to all those wonderful beings not of this world that have subconsciously educated me throughout my life, listened to my thoughts and prayers, and guided me in the direction of best outcomes for the good of all.

Finally, for pushing my lessons under my nose and forcing me to cherish choice, because there is always a choice of doors waiting to be opened, and that choice is ours alone. Regardless of how much pain and discomfort I have endured to reach the goals in my life—some of which are still unclear—I shall always strive to reach the highest pinnacle that I am able to with your never-ending guidance, presence, and love.

I thank you with all that I am.

Judy Clarke

Testimonials

Like so many other closet believers in UFOs and the entities that control them, I am hungry for credible information that further reinforces our beliefs to a level where we can openly (without fear of ridicule) discuss these issues. Once again, I admire Judy greatly for having the strength of her convictions to further educate the rest of us by recounting her own personal experiences in this area. I found her book captivating.

Earl D. Smith, Master 4 Res. M.E.D. Grade 1

A gentle and reasonable approach. To the point and thought-provoking. Well-done.

Geraldine Mutton

"Your book, from the outset, is really very engaging. It tugs away at our basic human fears and immediately grabs our attention. Alien abductions are an old story, but it is a subject we never tire of, because we are both scared and fascinated at the same time. This book is a great basis for one of those ‘change your life’ books. Admittedly, there will be the usual skeptics, who will immediately discount your writing as the sheer ‘rantings’ of a madwoman, but you will strike a chord in those individuals who have a deeper sense of spiritual purpose, whether they are religiously inclined or not. This book is just brilliant! It captivated me from start to finish. Your voice resonates strongly in this piece, and your words have so much impact. It has left a lasting impression on me—a desire to read more of your writing. It is also very powerful. Wow, I think I am speechless, and that is saying something."

Emily Lannan, RN

I can see this book as a Spielberg movie, capturing all the chapters with the intensity it was written. It is sensible and opens people’s eyes about what is going on. I’ve turned from a skeptic to a believer. You are a wonderful and gifted writer with a very descriptive style. I am proud of you.

Daphne Schroder

"Judy has shown great courage in the undertaking and writing of this book. The subject about alien abduction is very controversial and challenging to a readership that has little or no knowledge about such matters. Most people would shy away from such a bizarre subject, because it is literally mind-boggling. Judy, however, has wrestled with this experience from a very young age and spent the rest of her life trying to make sense of it. Now, with excellent helmsmanship in her writing style, the truth about her personal journey is finally being expressed. Her story will no doubt open a floodgate of serious questions as well as cause a huge swell of negative flack from those whose lives are strictly limited to the safe and familiar reality. This book is a book that had to be written now. A truly fascinating read and a timely reminder of who we are—travellers in time! I wish Judy well in this endeavor as I believe her to be quite a remarkable human being."

Judy Moon RN, Dip. Yoga, BA.N, Dip. Mid.

Prologue

Judy’s intention is to take the fear factor out of alien abduction putting the reader, who feels they may have had this experience, more at ease, while explaining her journey over decades of coincidences and occurrences. She has carefully compiled a lifetime of memories and experiences that have slowly revealed themselves to enable the revelation of the bigger picture of what is and what could be happening. This is written in a chapter-by-chapter compilation from infancy, approximately every two years over the span of her life. These alien encounters have followed her through changes of address, travelling around the world and living overseas, and then returning back home again in more recent times.

Once visitation is established, this seems to be an ongoing occurrence. As far as can be established, quite often, abduction is an inherited occurrence and goes from parent(s) to child(ren), but not in all cases. Judy is unsure of her parental involvement in alien abduction, but wants it known that we can be in ignorance all our lives of encounters such as these. This subject was very seldom discussed with friends or family, brought about by an ambivalent complacency—a feeling of unimportance to even raise the subject. Although she believes there may be alien involvement with her son, this subject has never been broached.

Judy explains her lack of fear with her captors, the language used for perfect communication, while giving the reader a panoramic and descriptive vista as she takes them through her experiences, describing both the inside of the spacecraft and the aliens themselves while taking into account their personality and characters. She gives a visual, step-by-step account of the transfer from her bed to boarding the UFO and back again. Judy goes on to explain to the best of her ability her view of why this is occurring and concludes with her own assumptions and advice for the future. It’s not a scary story, but an enlightening one—one that allows an individual to realise there isn’t anything scary in the world unless we allow it to be. It all began in 1952 and continues to today.

Introduction

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth—this means everything in the universe, everything. Carry that sentence with you as we move on.

My journey began in this life on our wonderful planet called Earth in 1951. Shortly after, through a serious health issue, I ended up in hospital. This journey—my journey—begins at this point, in the Auckland hospital in New Zealand. Apparently, a number of other children in the Auckland region were also hospitalised with this very same issue, as it swept across the Auckland region in a notable wave on the map. This ended up being the beginning of a lifetime of alien abductions. While remaining compliant to a contract, a lifetime deal had been arranged before my birth, with no present memory of it until now.

House moves only went to prove that no matter where you live in the world, if you are on the list, you will be found. After-effects, like skin marks, bruises, and waking up early enough to often times having remnants of memory (or in one case, pain), I knew I wasn’t altogether alone, and no matter what, I always awoke back in my bed, with no memory of being taken.

We have all experienced coincidences, but how many of us, I wonder, have had countless coincidences, leading to life-saving events—especially when there have been telepathic warnings to bring about evasive action?

My life is cram-packed with experiences and confirmations, and within these pages, I will be leading you through my life. Keep in mind, we are always returned unharmed, except for what we singlehandedly do to ourselves in the name of fear—all the same, we are returned.

Appearing on A Current Affair along with Budd Hopkins (a famous UFO investigator) was a nerve-wracking experience, more so just for virtue of being on national television, proving there are some abductees who come from a fearful space and others who do not. Life has a way of leading us to where we are meant to be, regardless of our intentions. Although, of course, we do have free will and spontaneity, and most times, our dreams of our futures are planned along with God’s ideas for us. The power of positive thought or prayer attracts that which you desire, as you will see. With me, I said a prayer for a Bible—a book I’d never read before—to decipher a dream; then out of the blue, four arrived in one day. That’s what I call a prayer being answered. This brings me to the present day, with a few more answers than when I started. Happy reading.

Chapter One

What It's All About

Sometimes I wonder what stimulates us do things and to what lengths we go to finally push us to the point of stepping up to the plate when we could have done so years before and didn’t. Why do we do things and leave the memory of them in the back of our minds? Is it we who forget, or is that memory lapse induced by outside sources? Knowing full well those things were real, we won’t allow the accumulation of those memories to join together to make the story they truly are come to life, like a selective memory.

A series of events occurred in my life that seemed to open the floodgates for the release of some haunting memories of alien encounters that happened at various times throughout my life, bringing small prompters back to me. These prompters ranged from straight-up recall, to hypnotism, to seeing a book jacket, to pictures, to casual conversations, to movies, to waking up just knowing, etc. Even when these memories came to mind, they were not something I felt drawn to talk about. I owned a complacency—a couldn’t care less (cavalier) attitude, a plain and simple lack of desire to discuss it—which was very strange for me, as I’m never short of a word. Then again, one has to think, Was this an inflicted silence to prevent talk on a subject that must be kept quiet until the time was right? Were, in fact, all abductees given this same enforced silence until we were given permission to open up and talk about it? It makes me think that maybe now is the time.

Throughout my life, intermittent memories and disjointed visions came to mind, confirming that I had seen and had been in the company of little people (greys), not of this world. They looked like little