HyperBase
The HyperBase was conceived by Manuel Lamiroy in 1992 as a database with information for people who work with abductees. It mainly contains information that is quite unconventional, even controversial, in nature: it deals with topics like extraterrestrial civilizations and their presence here on Earth - a presence that may well go back to the dawn of mankind. But it also deals with more esoteric topics like Ascended Masters, and with complimentary Healing Techniques. It is meant to offer a wide frame of reference for people who work with abductees.
The introduction to the Hyperbase mentioned:
As the HyperBase deals with uncharted territories where speculation often is necessary, chances are that not all of the information here is accurate. Fact is, I don't even believe all of the information myself! But that is not really the point: if the purpose is to help abductees, then part of the job is to familiarise ourselves with information and frames of reference that have been adopted by abductees to make sense of their experience.
The information in here is far from complete. It's just information that has proven useful in cases thus far. As such the database keeps on growing.
The Hyperbase deals with five main categories of information:
- Information with regard to abductions and galactic stuff,
- esoteric information,
- healing techniques and terminology,
- mythology, and
- symbolism.
Initially, however, the tree structure was more complex, and offered more main categories.
Since August 2008, work on the Hyperbase has been halted. The Exopaedia is its successor.
Source: Information provided by the author of the Hyperbase and Exopaedia.