Jane Wolfe Diary Entry

Wednesday, 1 June 1921

 

     

 

P.M.

 

 

12:10

 

I lay quiet for a time, then “Bab” returned. Not instantly did I recognize the imposter, but I did realize that I was not one with this one. I remained unmoved; then came gleaming teeth. It seemed something animal-man, head rounded at top like that of a cat. I did not see the eyes. I was as self-possessed as I would have been with Hansi. On my recognition and lack of fear it disappeared.

 

 

 

P.M.

 

Smoked opium this evening at Morsel; to my room at 10:15.

Later

 

Textla. The meaning of this word fully described to me, yet I can recall the name only.

 

Also I was shown the “strength, force, vigour” of the direct line from the individual to God—no intermediaries.

 

 

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