What They Told Me documents reports of communication with non-human intelligences received during unusual experiences that many people report having throughout their lives.
We believe these interactions are common to all of us and, regardless of their physical reality, contain important information and are worthy of further research.
We encourage experiencers to share their experiences in our reporting form.
All reports are freely available as part of an open library of case reports.
mission
Encourage the sharing of experiences of communicating with non-human intelligences
Amplify the content of messages, communications and imagery
Benefit independent research through a free and open library of case reports
communication
Our ability to communicate complex thoughts, ideas and emotions, sets us apart from other known life. When it comes to unusual experiences, we consider communicative experiences with non-human entities to be some of the most interesting and important. Researching these experiences can benefit from understanding the intent, content and consequences of communication.
· Intent – the perceived reason for the communication.
· Content – The information communicated; what is said, shown, or implied.
· Consequences – The behavioural, spiritual and other life changes that result from the experience.
Regardless of their place in our physical reality, experiences with non-human intelligences frequently feature interactions that contain communicated information that can lead to very real and profound changes in our lives. Our reporting form aims to collect data that will allow those interested to explore the interaction between experiencer and entity.
Our reports only contain experiences related to communication with perceived non-human entities. There are many excellent researchers and organisations that are focused on sightings of unidentified objects or physical evidence of paranormal phenomena – these events can be life-changing too, but our focus is on communicative cases as some of the most profound phenomena.
BROAD
Our reporting form aims to be comprehensive but broad enough to capture a wide variety of experiences. We do not subscribe to any single theory of origin for non-human entities (e.g. extra-terrestrial, psychological). Case reports should be applicable to various fields of study.
ANONYMOUS
We believe anonymous reporting encourages disclosure by reducing personal risk or ridicule. We often see comments on social media platforms where individuals are comfortable anonymously sharing their experiences (Online Disinhibition Effect). We want to capture these hidden cases and think every case is highly valuable. Anonymous reporting also puts a focus on the experience rather than the reporting individual. We also recognise the limitations of anonymous reporting.
FREE AND OPEN
By reporting a case, you agree for it to be included in our free and open library of case reports. There are no paywalls or memberships required to view cases. If you would like to support what we do, please head over to buymeacoffee. Any support is greatly appreciated. We may use cases to produce content for social media platforms with a focus on reported communications.
FURTHER INVESTIGATION
We give you the option to be contacted further to explore your case as a featured case – only in this instance will we ever hold your contact details. Featured cases can be anonymised but we ask that enough information is shared to compile a detailed case.
“TRUTH” AND TROLLS
We make no judgements or claims as to the authenticity of reports submitted to this site. Due to our open approach to reporting, we cannot vouch for the authenticity of submitted cases. We endeavour to remove any cases of obvious trolling or highly offensive material. Any cases followed up by our team are classed as "reviewed". We welcome you to make your own research and come to your own conclusions.
GET INVOLVED
If you would like to get involved, review cases, or have any ideas for improvement, please contact us.
DISCLAIMER
We understand that reading accounts and opening up about your own personal experiences can be difficult and overwhelming and may be associated with trauma. We are independent researchers. We are not physicians, priests or psychologists and as such, we do not offer, or claim to offer, any medical, legal, psychological, physiological or spiritual advice or support. If you are concerned about any aspect of your safety, health or wellbeing, consult the appropriate professionals immediately. WhatTheyToldMe will not be liable for any damages or consequences from the use of this website. By using this site, you do so at your own risk, and you waive any claims or actions against WhatTheyToldMe.
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