E-009105LANDMARK CASE · HIGH CORROBORATIONDATE PRECISION: yearRECORD COMPLETENESS: 100%
John Cairo Blue-Light / Missing-Night Report
1981Cairo hotel, Cairo, Egypt
John consciously remembered waking in a Cairo hotel standing over his roommate’s bed with no memory of how he got there and a fragmentary blue-light memory. Under hypnosis he described physical teleportation through the ceiling and a circular learning room.
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“Under hypnosis John said he was “called out,” passed physically through the ceiling, and entered a circular room containing a large glowing tablet or block used for learning.”
SRC-009002 · Chapter 4: Hidden Information in Dreams — John regression; EPUB locator: main-6.xhtml / called out and circular room
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CLAIM-910106unverified
“John’s hypnotic account described a pale-blue beam or “slide” associated with return to the room and interpreted it as involving breakdown/reassembly of body molecules.”
“Cannon asks whether unusually vivid UFO/alien dreams may sometimes conceal actual experiences but also acknowledges that vivid or memorable dreams are normal and can be symbolic.”
SRC-009002 · Chapter 4: Hidden Information in Dreams — Dream ambiguity; EPUB locator: main-6.xhtml / opening
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CLAIM-910102reported
“Cannon advises leaving unusual dreams alone when the person is functioning normally and not distressed, warning that hypnosis can complicate life rather than simply satisfy curiosity.”
SRC-009002 · Chapter 4: Hidden Information in Dreams — Physical versus OBE distinction; EPUB locator: main-6.xhtml / method discussion
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CLAIM-910122reported
“Cannon concludes that dreams, astral experiences, alleged physical contacts, and altered memories can resemble one another and be difficult to distinguish.”
SRC-009002 · Chapter 4: Hidden Information in Dreams — Dream/OBE/contact ambiguity; EPUB locator: main-6.xhtml / John transition and conclusions
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CLAIM-910124unverified
“The chapters repeatedly treat hypnosis as capable of uncovering the “real” event beneath dreams or forgotten memories while also acknowledging uncertainty and blocking.”