Alex Sanders trance notes. Doc 2409

Trance notes, 1981. Notes recording what was said during a trance session.

Alex:— "Yes, as an act of faith." Virgin Mary:— "Do you believe in the immaculate conception?" Alex:— "Yes, as an act of faith, and I believe in the Temple Harlots giving birth to the Sons of the Gods, the High Priest, and in the Mysteries of Birth." Virgin Mary:— "If a man is born again in a future life, is that reincarnation?" Alex:— "Yes." Virgin Mary:— "When the afterbirth comes, is that someone else's past life?" Alex:— "I don't know." Virgin Mary:— "Except ye be born again." Note:— Isis of the Moon. The Egyptian Mysteries. The truth is hidden in the Christian teachings of Salvation. Then "[Bast]" appeared as a woman in green with a lioness' head, the facial expression changing. Sekhmet — vengeance? During this vision, Alex watched the entire Lunar Cycle three times. Notes: Isis, Osiris, and Horus are figures from the Osiris myth in ancient Egyptian mythology — Osiris is killed and resurrected, explaining the note "through the death of the God comes resurrection." Bastet (or Bast) was a genuine ancient Egyptian goddess, often depicted with a lioness or cat head, associated with protection — matching the description here of a figure "appeared as a woman in green with a lioness' head." Sekhmet is the Egyptian goddess of war and vengeance, directly explaining the text's own query "Sekhmet — vengeance?" This document's explicit "Egyptian Mysteries" theme connects to the broader Egypt/Assyria past-life thread running through mow2342i1.jpg, mow2368i1.jpg, mow2369i1.jpg, mow2371i1.jpg, mow2383i1.jpg, and mow2384i1.jpg. Authorship note: This document presents Alex speaking in his own voice throughout. Per UK copyright convention ("mere amanuensis" doctrine), Alex Sanders would likely be considered the author of this document, even though someone else may have physically written it down.