Entities: Denise Stoner

  • Stoner’s Dreamlike Memory of Being Watched

    Stoner’s Dreamlike Memory of Being Watched

    During recall work described by Marden, Denise Stoner reports a moment when she senses beings watching her from the darkness. She cannot see them clearly, yet feels their attention as a palpable presence. The scene resembles a dream where eyes exist without forms.

    She feels both dread and fascination, as though pulled into a symbolic confrontation. The environment seems unreal, with sound and light flattened.

    Marden identifies this as a dreamlike memory fragment that aligns with common pre-abduction sensory cues.

  • Stoner’s Foglike Descent Into Unconsciousness

    Stoner’s Foglike Descent Into Unconsciousness

    Marden recounts that Denise Stoner feels a heavy fog descend over her mind before an encounter. Her thoughts slow, and she senses herself slipping inward, as though being guided into a dream. The environmental details blur.

    She notes hearing faint tones and feeling a pull toward stillness. This foglike transition operates like the onset of a lucid dream where control weakens while awareness heightens.

    Marden presents this as a psychological precursor to abduction experiences, reminiscent of altered-state dream initiation.

  • Denise Stoner’s Sudden Relocation and Missing-Time Shock

    Denise Stoner’s Sudden Relocation and Missing-Time Shock

    In Marden’s Extraterrestrial Contact, Denise Stoner describes hiking on a hill and suddenly finding herself on a lower road with no memory of walking there. The relocation is instantaneous and dreamlike, leaving her disoriented. She senses something intervened, but the memory boundary feels sealed.

    The missing-time effect creates an emotional shock that resembles waking from a powerful dream with no recall of its narrative. Only fragments of light and motion remain. She struggles to understand how she moved so far without awareness.

    Marden interprets this episode as a classic missing-time event with strong dreamlike qualities, marking the transition into a deeper encounter sequence.