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As I've said before, Leonard and I do occasionally rendezvous in the spiritual realm, or 'out-of-the-body' experiences, as they call it. It is possible to have mental contact with him, but only if he and I simultaneously meditate deeply. It has to be in a quiet environment, and one needs to chant the same three words repeatedly until a connection is made. It was during one of these astral voyages in the winter that he gave me an unpublished verse to his 'Show me the Place' song, which I subsequently sang. But the reason I mention this now is because he sometimes closes a conversation with: "Goodbye, old friend - and remember; our hope lies in the distant seed!" Does he mean ancestors or descendants, do you think? Is he saying that help is a long way off? I could ask him next time, but worry that he might be disappointed in me should I dare to do so. -G

I communicate regularly with Leonard by semaphore. We call it our "regular semaphore meetings". Earlier this afternoon he flagged me "it looks like Snow", I replied, "yes, that was Geoffrey's old name". He said "oh" in a very sad way, before adding in a distant manner that he thought "Geoffrey is very seedy". I did not try very hard to defend you, for the obvious reasons. In my view, which I know you always respect, you have no reason to worry about raising your question with him. He is already very disappointed in you and there is probably no more damage that can be done to your reputation in his eyes.

fishfishquaileye wrote:
>In my view, which I know you always respect, you have no reason to worry about raising your question with him. He is already very disappointed in you and there is probably no more damage that can be done to your reputation in his eyes.

Back from Buenos Aires? Yes, I agree that on occasion I have probably given many people cause for disappointment, but Leonard, at least, has a forgiving nature. I am aware that you believe telepathy is science fiction, and this is understandable. You want logic, and in the paranormal world that is as difficult to find as a mermaid's vagina.