Jane Wolfe Diary Entry

Saturday, 15 January 1921

 

     

 

A.M.

 

Body asleep, on another plane came vision of landscape—small lake in foreground, then brown house, back of it forest of green trees. This I hastily shut off. Why? Not consciously, at least, have I said “Not it”. And there was nothing repellant or fearful.

 

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Have discovered some thoughts, like cripples, staggering along, haltingly and with step broken.

 

On another plane (body asleep) found myself walking around a white unoccupied bed, in a large room suggesting a hospital, as though expecting one I knew to occupy it, ill.

 

 

Comment(s) by Aleister Crowley

1—Good.

 

 

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