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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Good let us begin |
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Close your eyes
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And open your Spiritual Eye |
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What is coming to mind |
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Scribe |
The white horse |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Good what is he doing |
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Scribe |
He is chewing the grass |
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His head is lowered to the ground |
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And he is chewing, eating |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Good continue |
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Say |
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Scribe |
An Original American has come up
to him |
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He has his arrows in a bag over
his shoulder |
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He pets the horse |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Excellent
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Continue |
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What happens next |
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Don’t anticipate honey |
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And don’t force |
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Just allow it to percolate up to
your consciousness |
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Just allow and observe |
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Scribe |
The horse turns his head
To look at the Original American |
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And licks his face |
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On both sides |
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And then the Original American
Climbs up onto the horse’s back |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
And where do they go |
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Scribe |
The Original American squeezes
his thighs |
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And the horse canters off |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Where do they go |
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Scribe |
They go to that campsite where
the Virgin is |
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With the two angels |
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That campsite that welcomed her |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Excellent
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What happens next |
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Scribe |
They arrive at the campsite |
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And the Original American
dismounts |
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And he is greeted by two Original
American men |
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And he has news to tell them |
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And he tells them |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
And what does he tell them dear |
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What does he tell them |
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Scribe |
The walk him to a spot where all
three can sit |
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So they can more properly listen
To what he has to say |
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And he speaks in earnestness |
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His story is true to him |
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I am not sure if it is a story he
has witnessed
Or simply a story he has heard |
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But he believes it |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
What does he tell them |
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Scribe |
I don’t know |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
That’s all right dear |
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What are you seeing |
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Scribe |
The three of them talking |
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The two others considering what
he is saying |
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Considering the implications of
it |
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Considering what to make of it |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
And now what happens |
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Scribe |
The storyteller has finished
telling his tale |
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He gets up to leave and he must
leave |
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For he needs to communicate his
message |
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To the next group of Original
Americans |
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He needs to leave
And go to the next campsite and the next |
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Telling them each his story |
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And he bids fare thee well
To the two who listened to him |
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And he gets up on the horse |
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And canters away |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
And the two Original Americans
left behind |
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What do they do |
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Scribe |
They sit down and talk between
the two of them |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
What are they saying |
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Do they believe his message |
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Scribe |
They know that he believes his
message |
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They know that he told his truth |
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But they are not quite sure what
to make of it |
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What does it mean |
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How can it be |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
And what is it |
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Scribe |
There was a sign in the sky |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Excellent, continue |
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Scribe |
All who were there saw it |
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There was a large visible sign in
the sky |
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All could see it |
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It was physically manifested |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
And what does the sign look like |
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Scribe |
I am thinking
That I am seeing the face of our Heavenly Father |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Very good
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Now darling, the Original
Americans, some of them |
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Have seen the face of the
Heavenly Father |
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The face of Father Sky |
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And what did those
Who saw the face of Father Sky do |
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When they saw his face |
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Scribe |
They were in awe |
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They had never been favored
With the sight of his face before |
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Scribe’s Higher Self |
Were they frightened |
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Scribe |
No they were not |
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They responded in love |
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For they loved their Father |
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They could not believe their good
fortune |
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