Jane Wolfe
Diary
Entry
Saturday, 15 January 1921
A.M. |
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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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