In conversation with Kim Trotman – Experiencer and CHT

UFO experiences, past-life regression, and the overlap between paranormal phenomena, family history, and consciousness studies.

Main Guest – Kim Trotman (00:00:52 – 00:02:00)

• Background: Hypnotherapist, past-life regression practitioner, and UFO experiencer.
• Opening: Conversation starts with a warm welcome and lighthearted comments about technology.

Summary of the Conversation (with Timestamps)

Early Experiences & First Encounters (00:02:40 – 00:07:12)

• Childhood memory of a “little wooden man” taking her sock in the crib.
• Parents couldn’t find the sock — became a family joke.
• Later regression revealed this was likely an early abduction/screen memory.
• Impression of beings outside the window, a procedure involving her eye.
• Childhood nosebleeds, possibly related to contact experiences.

Family & Paranormal Connection (00:08:03 – 00:10:34)

• Grandmother psychic and spiritualist background; family accepted paranormal activity.
• Father possibly abducted — memory of bike ride with missing time.
• Uncle joked about seeing “little green men.”
• Haunted houses, frequent paranormal events were part of her upbringing.

UFO Sightings (00:10:14 – 00:13:12)

• Black triangle UFO sighting at age 16 with a friend.
• Object had lights on points and dome in center, moved slowly above treeline.
• Reported to police but got no helpful response.
• Later learned she grew up near hypnotherapist Barbara Lamb.

Journey into Hypnotherapy & Regression Work (00:13:20 – 00:17:20)

• Left engineering career, trained with Dr. Brian Weiss (“Many Lives, Many Masters”).
• Practiced on friends — one regression led to unexpected alien abduction memory.
• Friend described being paralyzed on a stone bench, surrounded by thin beings, realizing “they’re not people — they’re aliens.”

Sleep, Paranormal, and Coping (00:17:47 – 00:19:00)

• Avoided sleep as a teen/young adult due to nighttime visitations.
• Felt safer sleeping in daylight.
• Initially thought presences were ghosts, but later linked them to contact experiences.

Auras, Energy Work, & Intuitive Abilities (00:20:02 – 00:27:07)

• Began seeing auras as a child, later faded, then returned.
• Describes interpreting aura colors (blue = analytical, lavender = empathic/intuitive, yellow = insecurity).
• Learned to “set boundaries” with spirit communication, doing sessions during the day instead of being woken at night.

Doppelgänger & Out-of-Body Experiences (00:28:11 – 00:32:05)

• Shared a striking incident where she and a friend saw her sister’s “double” arrive home when she wasn’t there.
• Multiple recent experiences of bilocation or seeing people’s “energetic copy.”
• Husband once saw her “spirit” help him during a medical emergency.

Family & Military-Industrial Connections (00:30:55 – 00:35:00)

• Father, grandfather, and others worked in nuclear research, Manhattan Project, Aerojet, and CIA-connected projects.
• Mentions Glowmar Explorer and K-129 submarine recovery project.
• Multiple MUFON members’ fathers also worked at Aerojet — sees a pattern of nuclear/aerospace links among experiencers.

More UFO Sightings (00:57:02 – 00:58:58)

• Multiple sightings with other witnesses, including black diamond-shaped and rectangular craft.
• July 4th sighting: object hovered silently between trees — no one thought to take a picture until later.

Consciousness & Meaning (00:39:08 – 00:45:16)

• Believes the phenomenon is about consciousness evolution, not just physical events.
• Many experiencers “wake up” after regressions, realizing they are part of a program.
• Notes overlap between experiencers, engineers, doctors, and those with high-level clearances.

Historical Knowledge & Community (00:55:04 – 00:56:31)

• Discussed importance of knowing UFOlogy history (Bud Hopkins, Travis Walton).
• Regression was the turning point from “observer” to “participant.”
• Finds community with other experiencers, feels they are “her people.”

Current Work & Closing Thoughts (01:03:01 – End)

• Offers past-life regression, readings, and spiritual guidance.
• Encourages people to explore their own experiences safely.
• Warns against anyone claiming to “know everything” or charging exorbitant fees.