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Goldie Hawn Shares Alien Encounter She Experienced More Than 50 Years Ago
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Goldie Hawn recently revealed she experienced an alien encounter in the California desert more than 50 years ago.
In an appearance on the latest episode of of Apple Fitness Pluss Time to Walk podcast, the 77-year-old actress said she was around 20 years old when she saw the aliens, and there were a lot of UFO sightings in the news at the time.
She said she had been dancing near the desert in western California when she decided to sleep in a car.
“I got this high-pitched sound in my ear. It was this high, high frequency. And I looked out the window, and I saw these two or three triangular-shaped heads,” Hawn said. She said the aliens were “silver in color” with a “slash for a mouth,” tiny noses and no ears.
“They were pointing at me, pointing at me in the car as if they were discussing me, like I was a subject. And they were droning,” the Oscar winner said. “I could not move. I was paralyzed … I didn’t know if it was real or not real.
Eventually, she said she was able to burst out of the eerie encounter like bursting out of a forcefield.
She said she never fully remembered the encounter until she met with an astrophysicist at the University of Champaign, Ill., who was researching alien encounters, and his questions triggered a new memory.
“It was kind of like regression therapy or something. I am, like, almost in a trance. And suddenly I remembered something,” Hawn said.
“They touched my face, and it felt like the finger of God,” Hawn said. “It was the most benevolent, loving feeling. This was powerful. It was filled with light.”
In a later incident, Hawn said she was in Avebury in London when she dreamed of six lights over some mountains across a valley. After the dream, she and a friend drove to a place in Avebury with terrain similar to her dream, and a crop circle in the shape of a heart had appeared.
Whether it was a sign, Hawn said, she’ll never know.
We cut ourselves off from a lot of things if we’re continuing to deny something that we have no proof over. There’s a lot of things in this world that we can’t see, but we can’t stop believing, Hawn said. “We can never, ever lose our wonder. It’s just no fun. It’s really an important aspect of being an adventurer, where nothing is impossible.”
TMX contributed to this article.
