January 21, 1996: 1700 Missing Cattle - Linda Moulton Howe #124; How to Survive an Alien Abduction - Michelle LaVigne

Linda Moulton Howe investigates an unprecedented case involving 1,700 missing cattle in a concentrated geographical area, representing one of the largest unexplained livestock disappearances on record. The investigation examines whether this massive loss represents organized theft, natural predation, or something more mysterious connected to the ongoing animal mutilation phenomenon that has plagued ranchers for decades. Michelle LaVigne follows with practical survival strategies for individuals who believe they may be targeted for alien abduction experiences. LaVigne's research draws from hundreds of abduction accounts to identify common patterns and develop techniques for maintaining consciousness and control during encounters with non-human intelligences. The conversation covers methods for recognizing the early stages of abduction scenarios, mental exercises for resisting paralysis or control, and ways to document experiences for later verification and analysis. LaVigne explains how understanding the typical progression of abduction events can help experiencers prepare mentally and emotionally for potential encounters. This unique combination of topics highlights the escalating nature of unexplained phenomena affecting both animals and humans, while offering concrete strategies for dealing with encounters that appear to be increasing in frequency and sophistication worldwide.