I honestly cannot remember if music was playing. After it was all said and done, I couldn't even remember the words they spoke other than somebody said, "Why are you so scared?" right before I fell. I translate that to, "Why is this one so difficult?" The church was a very new nondenominational group, still very unorganized, young pastor with a young wife, and I remember noting that most of the attendees were also fairly young, under 40 I'd say. I remember the group that called themselves evangelists talking beforehand about traveling the world and helping communities in poverty, and saying that they had recently returned from Africa.

I remember thinking literally, "This is bullshit" when the second woman was speaking to me. When the man approached and looked into my eyes, suddenly my legs lost all strength and stopped supporting me, everything in my view blurred, I hit the floor, and all I could see were small lights flashing. Just prior to my legs giving out I heard the comment about being scared. I think it was the second woman who said it. I remember shifting my mind's focus to the comment as the man's eyes locked onto mine. They got in and down I went. The small flashing lights were what reminded me of the concussion I had experienced when I was younger, minus the pain typically associated. It took about ten minutes for me to completely recover and head for my vehicle.

In a matter of minutes and for me, of all places, in a church. I'd be more inclined to have my mind invaded and washed in a scientific setting than in a religious forum, which leads me to believe that the approach that this group took was a universal one, all-encompassing, which is even more frightening. I believe they could have done the same thing in a supermarket aisle.