Jane Wolfe Diary Entry

Wednesday, 8 June 1921

 

     

 

3 A.M.

 

Find myself still revolving round the Spirit of Truth, though not so deeply as last night. I have been wakeful all this time.

8:45

 

Read Key to Mysteries till 4, then fitful sleep till now.

 

 

 

P.M.

 

No bathing—painted most of the day, than at 4:30 started opium. No appreciable effects except a wonderful, luminous ruby red outlined in black, the line of black against the red soft though distinct. A black line also passed through the centre of the body of red.

10:00

 

My thoughts passed to Del Moral, a handsome Porte Rican boy, an admirer when I was in the teens. He spoke but little Spanish, I no Spanish, yet we passed a couple of hours together almost in silence. The turn of a hand, the use of a handkerchief, the elevation of an eyebrow of vast import: the slight turn of a foot a poem. Is this lost as one gets older? There must be mental stimulus or contact of bodies to keep two people interested. The former is called "calf love", but I am wondering if much has not been lost by being unable to take so keen a delight in watching bodily play.

 

Many fleeting pictures, and I am wondering if the painting of the walls does not cause these. There was one very quick flash in which a fox took the place of Lea [Leah Hirsig]. I found this amusing—it should have been a "monkey"!

11:35

 

There has been a very strong Ra Hoor Khuit vibration. Shall I next find Nuith and Hadit mean life to me? All these months I have stood apart. I read the Book of the Law as I might study a mathematical problem—coldly. In the past two weeks two names have taken on life—I have got a significance of one or two statements.

 

 

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