Handwritten Notes

Handwritten notes. Document 2369

Historical date
1977
Location
Unknown
Source
Museum/archive
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Handwritten notes, 1977. Loose handwritten working papers from the tradition.

Transcript

Donald and Michael came out and talked to me about many things and dislikes, etc. He, Donald, told me how the works had been restricted by Alex due to Michael Garrett not returning. I love to read Alex's notes, and the notes he forces John to make. Further writing upon my pad. Dennis Wheatley — greatest writer of occult horror stories, wove legends of witch histories into his stories. "Such power is dangerous," and refused to shake hands with his sister-in-law. I lived with his brother in 1993, Roger, and I (Marie) helped to dispel the forces of evil when he was Duc de Richelieu. He sleeps near me now, he dreams he is "the man who missed the war." Marie. When he wakes he will come to take Joan Grant back to his life in Khem (Egypt). Where are you, Graham? Why didn't you touch me when I stayed in your place. I dream of you all the time. If only the others hadn't been there that night. Jennie Notes: - Name updated from "Gannett" to "Garrett" per Pauline's repeated reading of the primary sources. - "Joan Grant" — likely refers to the author Joan Grant, known for past-life/reincarnation novels including Egyptian settings. 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"), mow2368i1.jpg ("the old Egyptian life, 1700 B.C."), 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"). 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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