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| Received by George Barnard. April 25, 2003. | | Received by George Barnard. April 25, 2003. |
| ===Opening=== | | ===Opening=== |
− | George (seeing [[islands]] in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Ocean Pacific Ocean], and huge areas of tropical vegetation): "...we are both [[learning]] here, Andrea. I'm ever so pleased you have come by. I've had a niggling [[feeling]] that there was to be some [[Paradise Citizen]]'s directed curtailment of forthcoming [[information]], at least. That seems to have been the case in the last few weeks." | + | George (seeing [[islands]] in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Ocean Pacific Ocean], and huge areas of tropical vegetation): "...we are both [[learning]] here, Andrea. I'm ever so pleased you have come by. I've had a niggling [[feeling]] that there was to be some [[Paradise Citizen]]'s directed curtailment of forthcoming [[information]], at least. That seems to have been the case in the last few weeks." |
| ===Dialogue=== | | ===Dialogue=== |
| Andrea: "I greet you, brother. To my [[knowledge]], there has been no such curtailment, other than that caused by your lengthy preoccupations of this [[time]]. The 'pictures' that you are shown were of the Pacific Ocean's islands, yes, as they existed some thirteen thousand years ago -- that antediluvian world. They were big and numerous, extensively vegetated and populated, and very unlike what is left of them at the present time. | | Andrea: "I greet you, brother. To my [[knowledge]], there has been no such curtailment, other than that caused by your lengthy preoccupations of this [[time]]. The 'pictures' that you are shown were of the Pacific Ocean's islands, yes, as they existed some thirteen thousand years ago -- that antediluvian world. They were big and numerous, extensively vegetated and populated, and very unlike what is left of them at the present time. |
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| "It was indeed a pleasure for us to "fare" amongst them (the islands) and to settle down and live on them for prolonged periods of time. With the frequent and at times continuous [[communication]] we had with the human seafarers, there was never any great [[mystery]] in their minds as to what would be found when the [[journey]], at last, would end. | | "It was indeed a pleasure for us to "fare" amongst them (the islands) and to settle down and live on them for prolonged periods of time. With the frequent and at times continuous [[communication]] we had with the human seafarers, there was never any great [[mystery]] in their minds as to what would be found when the [[journey]], at last, would end. |
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− | "There were [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reef reefs] to be encountered and circumnavigated, shoals to present [[danger]] and to be avoided, adverse [[weather]] conditions in the making they had to be forewarned about, although, all the same, this journey turned out to be an epic [[adventure]], indeed. Carefully selected by others, and by myself, it was in the very north of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_America South America] where we made our landing. | + | "There were [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reef reefs] to be encountered and circumnavigated, shoals to present [[danger]] and to be avoided, adverse [[weather]] conditions in the making they had to be forewarned about, although, all the same, this journey turned out to be an epic [[adventure]], indeed. Carefully selected by others, and by myself, it was in the very north of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_America South America] where we made our landing. |
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| "It would be an [[option]], left to our human [[companions]], as to whether they would travel north or south, but rest [[assured]] that much of the [[civilization]] we brought to these lands would travel; both ways. It would never be completely lost, no. | | "It would be an [[option]], left to our human [[companions]], as to whether they would travel north or south, but rest [[assured]] that much of the [[civilization]] we brought to these lands would travel; both ways. It would never be completely lost, no. |
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− | George: "Thirteen thousand years ago (11,000 BCE) dates these [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clovis_point Clovis points]? That's a question, Andrea. Did you guys bring the [[technology]]? The art?" Andrea: "We brought [[weaving]] and better [[agricultural]] practices, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metallurgy metallurgy] and pottery, even an "old world cotton" and the more useful Clovis points, and much, much more. | + | George: "Thirteen thousand years ago (11,000 BCE) dates these [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clovis_point Clovis points]? That's a question, Andrea. Did you guys bring the [[technology]]? The art?" Andrea: "We brought [[weaving]] and better [[agricultural]] practices, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metallurgy metallurgy] and pottery, even an "old world cotton" and the more useful Clovis points, and much, much more. |
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− | George: "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_Reis Piri Reis]?" (An ancient map of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctica Antarctica]). | + | George: "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piri_Reis Piri Reis]?" (An ancient map of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctica Antarctica]). |
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| Andrea: "There were many copies of copies in Alexandria, and of course, they were created with our assistance. Every islet was known and named by your [[Paper 76 - The Second Garden|Adamic ancestors]] and before their time. Let me go on for now." | | Andrea: "There were many copies of copies in Alexandria, and of course, they were created with our assistance. Every islet was known and named by your [[Paper 76 - The Second Garden|Adamic ancestors]] and before their time. Let me go on for now." |
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− | "We brought many improvements that filtered through smoothly to distant, outlying areas that would still be there, even blossoming to a great degree by the time of the arrival of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conquistadors Spanish Conquistadors]. | + | "We brought many improvements that filtered through smoothly to distant, outlying areas that would still be there, even blossoming to a great degree by the time of the arrival of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conquistadors Spanish Conquistadors]. |
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| "It was a large number of ships that arrived, and there were relatively few [[difficulties]] on the way, but there were many more emigrants than those reported. As was customary in those days, there were many [[slaves]] of all kinds, [[gender]], and races, to tend to the master of the fleet and his [[entourage]]. As well, there were many free, and [[brave]] individuals who simply believed in the venture without knowing, and who chose to throw in their lot with 'the others'. | | "It was a large number of ships that arrived, and there were relatively few [[difficulties]] on the way, but there were many more emigrants than those reported. As was customary in those days, there were many [[slaves]] of all kinds, [[gender]], and races, to tend to the master of the fleet and his [[entourage]]. As well, there were many free, and [[brave]] individuals who simply believed in the venture without knowing, and who chose to throw in their lot with 'the others'. |
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− | "The chief [[personality]] (leader, or fleet master) was of the name, Ionah, but over the many decades and centuries, he came to be regarded as a god, and known in the language of our Red brothers and sisters as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viracocha Viracocha]. Yes, he would be remembered not as a man, but as an important [[creator]] being. His real name would all to soon be forgotten, and magical qualities were then soon attributed to him. | + | "The chief [[personality]] (leader, or fleet master) was of the name, Ionah, but over the many decades and centuries, he came to be regarded as a god, and known in the language of our Red brothers and sisters as [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viracocha Viracocha]. Yes, he would be remembered not as a man, but as an important [[creator]] being. His real name would all to soon be forgotten, and magical qualities were then soon attributed to him. |
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| "Lengthy was my [[service]] with him, and to the descendants of this group, but in the end there was little contact, and I found an even much longer term of involvement with the [Oracle of Delphi Delphi-an Oracles] (Greece). In the end, there, too, it became ever more difficult for a [[Primary Midwayer]] such as myself to [[communicate]] directly - to clearly come through. | | "Lengthy was my [[service]] with him, and to the descendants of this group, but in the end there was little contact, and I found an even much longer term of involvement with the [Oracle of Delphi Delphi-an Oracles] (Greece). In the end, there, too, it became ever more difficult for a [[Primary Midwayer]] such as myself to [[communicate]] directly - to clearly come through. |
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| George: "I want to know about Mu." | | George: "I want to know about Mu." |
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− | Andrea: "You may place the '[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_%28lost_continent%29 antediluvian Mu]' wherever you prefer. Everyone else does. My love to all. This is your servant, Andrea." | + | Andrea: "You may place the '[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_%28lost_continent%29 antediluvian Mu]' wherever you prefer. Everyone else does. My love to all. This is your servant, Andrea." |
| ===Closing=== | | ===Closing=== |
| George: "Love you, Andrea." | | George: "Love you, Andrea." |