Exo113
Alien Abductions

An academic exploration of the alien abduction phenomenon. We look at the facts and the interpretations.

Course Description

The 'Alien Abductions' course (Exo113) investigates the alien abduction phenomenon. It is one of the enduring mysteries of our time, where evidence is elusive and the narratives that we are presented with seem to contradict each other. 

The course first looks at the facts we can establish. Then it analyzes some additional aspects like implants, the hybridization program, the impact the phenomenon has had, etc. We try and put the pieces of the puzzle together and look at the different interpretations that the most prominent researchers have come up with. We also try to find out why they contradict each other. Then finally, we look at the bigger picture.

Course instructor: Manuel Lamiroy.

What you will gain from this course

This course takes you deep into one of the most puzzling and often misunderstood aspects of the contact phenomenon — alien abductions. You’ll gain a factual foundation through a structured review of evidence, learn how to identify credible data, and explore both mainstream and opposing interpretations by leading researchers. Along the way, you’ll develop the tools to analyze patterns, evaluate motives, and understand how this phenomenon has impacted individuals and society alike. By the end, you’ll not only have a clearer grasp of the evidence — you’ll also feel more centered in your understanding and confident in engaging with this complex and deeply human mystery.

Weekly Class Schedule

The course consists of fourteen lectures, split up into two main parts, and a mid-term break. 
Part 1: Facts from the Field
Lecture 1 Introduction to alien abductions 
Lecture 2 What are alien abductions? 
Lecture 3 What are not alien abductions? 
Lecture 4 Who are the non-human players? 
Lecture 5 Who are the human players? 
Lecture 6 Possible Motivations: Why are alien abductions … 
Lecture 7 A history of famous abduction cases 
Break
Part 2. Analyses and Interpretations 
Lecture 8 Impact and effects 
Lecture 9 Other aspects of the abduction phenomenon 
Lecture 10 A new paradigm 
Lecture 11 Government involvement and cover-up 
Lecture 12 Perspectives – interpretations by authors 
Lecture 13 Narratives – a typology of interpretations Lecture 
14 The Bigger Picture   

About your instructor

Manuel Lamiroy has been actively investigating abduction and contact cases since 1994. He has worked as a regression therapist and was part of a network of therapists who shared information on abduction and contact cases. This resulted in the Exopaedia.
From 2006 to 2011, he was the administrator of a discussion forum where a couple thousand contactees and abductees shared their experience. He still is administrator and co-owner of its successor. 
Manuel has also been editor in chief of Jar Magazine since 2017. JAR magazine is focused on abduction and encounter research.

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