I draw a blank on that one.
I mispelled the name, sorry. The religious angle of the story threw me off a bit.
The Andreasson Affair by Raymond E. Fowler Exploring the Betty Andreasson Abductions
Raymond Fowler, author of The Andreasson Affair, has spent a large part of his life investigating Betty Andreasson's abductions. Through hypnosis and her own memory recall, she and Raymond have probed the intricacies of alien abductions. Abductees and researchers alike will appreciate the intensity of research conducted by Raymond. Betty is one of those fortunate abductees who is able to remember either through direct recall or hypnosis the vast array of experiences she has had during her abductions. The book begins with Betty looking down the hallway into the kitchen. Suddenly she sees a dark silhouetted shape popping in front of the light shining through kitchen window, then everything goes black. Through hypnosis Betty recalls they aliens walked through the door. They had large wrap around cat-like eyes, holes for noses and ears and a slit for a mouth. During one of Betty's abductions, she had a powerful religious experience involving the rising up from the ashes of the Phoenix. The ceremony she described under hypnosis was not something she would ever known about or had an opportunity to learn in school, because the things she witnessed came from a culture thousands of years ago. Seeing this 15 foot tall bird burn in the flames of a hot fire caused Betty to undergo an intense religious experience. During another one of Betty's abductions, she had a powerful religious experience involving the resurrection of the Phoenix. The scenario Betty described under hypnosis was unknown to her and came from a culture thousands of years old. Seeing this 15 foot tall bird burn in the flames of a hot fire caused Betty to undergo an intense religious experience.