Handwritten Notes

Handwritten notes. Document 2368

Historical date
1977
Location
Unknown
Source
Museum/archive
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About this item

Handwritten notes, 18 November 1977. Loose handwritten working papers from the tradition.

Transcript

Friday 18th Nov 1977. 11.48 pm. Les gives Alex gold glint prints he has made. Renna of Ravens is one, the other of I do not know. Revenna found her son, she is happy to bring him back into her motherhood. For you my Lord. Renna. I have lost my son in this life, perhaps in another life we will be together again. Always I have been patient and waited. Always I wait. Renna. You have your small son sitting next to you, old warrior. Give him a gift of green. Lord, he is a son. The above were notes written upon my pad, along with others, filed in a separate file. Late this evening, Renna told me of the old Egyptian life, 1700 B.C. Notes: This document's Egypt/Assyria past-life theme recurs across several documents in this collection: mow2342i1.jpg ("Jenny was in Egypt, and I was in Assyria"), mow2369i1.jpg ("take Joan Grant back to his life in Khem (Egypt)"), mow2371i1.jpg ("Jenny (Lewis) was my brother in ancient Egypt"), and mow2383i1.jpg ("my life as my sister in Egypt... 1700 BC, or the Assyrian time"). - "Renna of Ravens" also appears in mow2370i1.jpg. Authorship note: This document is narrated by an unnamed diarist describing Alex from the outside. Per UK copyright convention, the diarist would likely be considered the author of this document.

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