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NEW POEMS 2007

a page from

ASBESTOS

poetry journal--Fall 2007

editor: Robert Dunn

Bayside, N.Y.11364

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ONE ACT PLAY

SAYEED//SAYEEDA

0r

THE WILD CARD SECURITY SYSTEM

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SAYEED // SAYEEDA

OR

 

Featuring (L-R-F) Martin Ewens, Erzen Kriva, Cheryl Belkin, Dawn Meredith Smith

THE WILD CARD SECURITY SYSTEM

Sunday October 26th 5 p.m.

New Yorker Hotel

Grand Central Room 4th Floor

to your front-right as you exit the main elevators

Written & Directed by

Eugenia Macer-Story

FASCINATION

The devil you need again in many faces

      Seeming from a single heart

Now has changed the costume behind the eyes

      Draping a new veil before the savage mind

& by this shift panicking old lovers and friends

Written by Eugenia Macer-Story

from the book

"The Merry Piper's Hollow Hills" 2003

INVOCATION TO HERMES

the day I meet the devil

                      in disguise, may I

already have left my wallet

                      inside the peacock's eye

so that sight stays on top of my money

                    as I dance and drink hot wine

written by Eugenia Macer-Story

from the book 

vanishing questions.

Following are the first two scenes from:

JUST 45 MINUTES FROM PARADISE

as revised for performance at the

Mountain Valley Resort--Summer 2000

 formerly: Peg Leg Bates' Country Club

Kerhonkson--Catskills, N.Y.

copyright 2000 Eugenia Macer-Story

If you stage these scenes, email  Magick Mirror Communications:

SET

The stage is set to represent the ornamental gardens of a large estate. Several paths wind down to the front area, where there are several white wrought iron chairs and a table.

 The first two scenes are from the past, and are played in an illuminated area at the front of the darkened stage. The main stage area immediately becomes bright for scene three and stays that way for the rest of the play.

 CHARACTERS

DIANA, an itinerant peddler

SONNEY SONENLIGHTENER, a small-time musician

MR. CLARKE, a studio production assistant

ANTHIE JOHNSON, a wealthy woman of fifty, very fashionably dressed

BARBARA JOHNSON, her daughter, twenty-five, fashionably dressed

DR. LILY ROSENBERG, a psychiatrist, late twenties, severely dressed

THE ROSEBUD BAND:                        

PEEWEE, vocals

                        SISSY, banjo

                        POLLY, banjo

                        DORCHESTER ARMS, banjo

DEON, Diana’s son, about fourteen

RAYMOND, a nonesuch vagrant


                        ACT ONE

                        Scene 1

 A thin, spindly-looking woman sits dealing cards. She is dressed in an ill-fitting flowered dress, and sits cross-legged with her feet tucked up under the skirt. She throws these cards down in front of her casually, in a solitaire-like arrangement, singing in a rough, offhand way:

                         DIANA

                   money which is freely given

                              never can be stolen

                   hearts which are freely loving

                              never can be broken

                   who can count the petals I have

                              on my pink carnation?

                   who can steal the wild, green blades

                              from the roots of the gypsy nation?

 Young SONENLIGHTENER wanders in, carrying his concertina. he stops behind the woman to listen, and as she becomes aware of him, she breaks off her song and jumps to her feet, producing at the same time a large bouquet of assorted flowers from beneath her skirt.

                         DIANA

Flowers for the migrant refugee children, mister?

                        SONNEY

                        (fending her off)

No!

                        DIANA

                        (blocking his path)

Flowers for the little migrant refugee children.

 

                        SONNEY

                        (taking her arm to move her out of the way)

Excuse me.

                         DIANA

                        (resisting)

Flowers, sir: only one dollar and fifty cents.

                         SONNEY

                        (dropping her arm)

I can’t afford that. 

                        DIANA

                        (brandishing a flower)

Only one dollar and fifty cents.

                        SONNEY  (taking a five dollar bill out of his wallet)

All right. Do you see that?

                         DIANA  (winking and running her thumb along the  tips of her fingers in an obscene way, meaning contempt for his money)

I see it, sweetheart.

                         SONNEY

You do? Well, that’s my breakfast...my breakfast, my dinner, my lunch and my cab fare, sweetheart...believe me.

                         DIANA
                        (standing directly in front of him)

No, and you ain’t going nowhere with that bill, sweetheart, please believe me.

                        (urgently)

And do you want me to tell you why this bad luck is going to come? Do you want me to help you out, mister?

 

                        SONNEY

I wouldn’t mind that...no.

 

                        DIANA

                        (sarcastically)

All right...so you want the truth, mister. That is going to cost you exactly four dollars...four dollars and fifty cents.

 

                        SONNEY
I don’t have it.

 

                        DIANA
Four dollars! You don’t have four dollars? Then what do you do going around with that five dollar bill? You give me entirely the wrong impression.

 

                        SONNEY
Do I?

                        DIANA
Yes. You show me the five dollars, mister, and then you tell me you ain’t got four....

 

                        SONNEY

                        (taking ahold of one of her flowers)

Where do you get these anyway, princess?

 

                        DIANA
What’s the matter? Do you think I steal these? Is that what you think, eh?

 

                        SONNEY
Well, no, darling. I’m not quite so sure. Once I bought a bouquet of carnations from a girl like you...just bought one on the spur of the moment, you know, and when I got home I found out that the stems were all twisted with wire, all twisted with wire...like from some...ah...memorial arrangement, but that was awhile ago.

 

                        DIANA
Now, you don’t know, sweetheart, and I got to tell you: take a look at the days to come.

 

                        SONNEY

The days to come? Ah...all right, I’ll buy it.

 

                        DIANA
You going to get yourself some crazy money.

 

                        SONNEY
                        (offering her the five dollar bill)

All right. Now, do you have change?

 

                        DIANA
No...no...keep your money. I can’t accept that, sweetheart.

 

                        SONNEY
What? You can’t accept that? I thought you were...ah...a gypsy selling flowers from the cemetery....

 

                        DIANA
No, no. Please, sir, and as a matter of fact, now, I would like to present you with a memento from this special bouquet. As you can see, sir, there is no wire. The blossom itself, sweetheart, is made out of wax...entirely of was...a very special and important sort of wax, as a matter of fact.

 

                        SONNEY

                        (accepting a blossom)

Wax!? It looks like plastic. This is real original - an original routine. So then, I’ll...ah...I’ll give you five dollars, and you give me back three-fifty in change.

 

                        DIANA
                        (rummaging in the pockets of her skirt)

If I got three-fifty in change...you know, sir, I really don’t like to say these things, but you got a dark cloud around you now, a very dark cloud for you, coming up...clouds and then, you know, in and out of it there a bit of sunshine...like you got now...clouds and then sunshine, like you got now. I do see the sunshine coming down...uh...ten or twenty years from now...twenty or thirty, I can’t be sure....it might be tomorrow now instead of yesterday morning…

 

                        SONNEY

You don’t have to make change. Just stop talking about the weather. I’ll sell this tie. Do you think this tie might be worth twenty dollars?

 

                        DIANA

                        (handing him the money)

No...here you are, sir. The best of luck...like I say, the 

best of luck. I don’t like to take money from a man 

who has lost and found his luck so many times - if you 

know what I mean -It’s crazy. It can’t be good for the 

spirit business in the long run, if you know what I 

mean…it’s hard for me to tell what’s happening to you, mister…

                         SONNEY
                        (as Diana hurries off)

Yes, yes. I got the good luck now, but then a little later...POW!

 

He examines the flower.

 

So...wax petals on the top, but there’s a wire here. There’s still wire here! Ah, yes. “No wires,” she said. “No wires...but what do you expect these days on the street for free?”

 

MR. CLARKE rushes on carrying his clipboard.

                     ACT 1-Scene 2

 

 

                        CLARKE

Hey! Sonenlightener!

 

                        SONNEY
What?

 

                        CLARKE
Sonenlightener, you’re late!

                        SONNEY

                        (holding up the flowers)

Late? For what? My own funeral? I ain’t got no appointments, Sonny.

 

                        CLARKE

                        (consulting his clipboard)

No! You are Sonney Sonenlightener, aren’t you?

 

                        SONNEY
Yes, yes, usually...Sonney Sonenlightener.

 

                        CLARKE
Of the Rosebud Band?

 

                        SONNEY

Nope. No, you got me wrong there. I don’t know any Rosebud Band...I...ah...I do play the concertina.

 

                        CLARKE

Oh, yes sir. I know you do...with the Rosebud Band. That’s what it says here: Sonney Sonenlightener’s Rosebud Band....

 

                        SONNEY

Never heard of it! Ah, yes...but it’s certainly an interesting mistake, an interesting coincidence of names...the Rosebud Band, you said?

 

                        CLARKE
                        (consulting his clipboard)

Yes, that’s what it says here... “Rosebuds...” the Rosebud Band.

 

                        SONNEY

There must certainly be some...ah...mistake here...I’m not...ah...

 

                        CLARKE
I hope not.

 

                        SONNEY
Why?

                        CLARKE
I certainly hope not, Mr. Sonenlightener.

 

                        SONNEY

                        (trying to absorb this situation)

“You...certainly...hope...not....”

 

                        CLARKE

Definitely. I certainly do hope not.

 

                        SONNEY
All right. All right. So you know my name. Where do you come from?

 

                        CLARKE
I...ah...Where do I come from?

 

                        SONNEY
Yes. “Where...do...you...come...from?”

 

                        CLARKE
The studio, Mr. Sonenlightener. I come from the studio...CJH Studios. We have been looking for you all night, Mr. Sonenlightener.

 

He shakes a reprimanding finger.

 

Th...th...th...You should always leave a number where you can be reached, Mr. Sonenlightener. It throws us off our schedule.

 

                        SONNEY

“CJH Studios”...Well, isn’t that interesting? I thought you might be with the gypsies...Yes, there certainly still is that possibility...that you might be with the gypsies...I don’t...ah...I don’t know....

 

                        CLARKE

                        (consulting the clipboard again)

Yes...well, you’re certainly down next on the schedule. Is that your rosebud, sir?

 

                        SONNEY

                        (becoming aware of the flower in his hand)

Rosebud? Well, no...it’s a carnation...if it is, really...it’s an artificial...ah, flower...prewired, you know...as you can see here, pre-wired from some previous celebration....

 

                        CLARKE
                        (unsure)

Oh, well, yes!... “pre-wired...” That’s brilliant, Mr. Sonenlightener, absolutely brilliant!

 

                        SONNEY

What?

 

                        CLARKE
Pre-wired for sound. Sonney’s electronic Rosebud Band, absolutely pre-wired for sound...but, unfortunately, we’re late...I know. Boys will be boys, Mr. Sonenlightener, but this studio does have a schedule....

 

                        SONNEY

                        (as Clarke takes him by the elbow)

Wait! Wait! No...there must be some mistake on this. I don’t have a Rosebud Band.

 

                        CLARKE

                        (hustling him off)

No...no, Mr. Sonenlightener, it’s right down here on the clipboard....

 

                        SONNEY

                        (resisting)

I just got through with a gig at Mary’s bar. I don’t have a band. I am in a band...such as it is, of course.

 

                        CLARKE
Yes, of course: “the Sonney Sonenlightener Constructive Attitude.”

 

                        SONNEY
What!?

                        CLARKE

                        (reading from the clipboard)

The “Sonney Sonenlightener Constructive Attitude.” That’s part of our publicity campaign. You do not have a band, you are in a band...uh...cooperatively speaking...we are all in the Rosebud Band....

 

                       

                        SONNEY

Yes...uh...I really didn’t know that I had...uh...any sort of a band at all. How many people are in this band, Mr....ah...CHJ....?

 

                        CLARKE
Clarke, sir...the name is Clarke. All of us are in the band with you, Mr. Sonenlightener. It’s the image our publicity wants you to project.

 

                        SONNEY
Uh, ok...ah...Clarke. Tell me...do I get paid for this?

 

                        CLARKE
What?

 

                        SONNEY
Do I get paid for this gig?

 

                        CLARKE

I...ah...I assume so, Mr. Sonenlightener. It’s in the contract. Don’t you have a copy of the contract somewhere?

 

                        SONNEY
Is this some sort of a joke?

 

                        CLARKE

                        (once again taking him by the elbow

                        and guiding him offstage)

Mr. Sonenlightener, let’s move along here, sir. I’m sure you understand, the studio has commitments. We have...quite a few commitments in the course of the week, Mr. Sonenlightener...quite a few...requests - and we have been trying all night to find you. Actually since yesterday at five-thirty in the morning.

 

As they leave, the main area of the stage lights up suddenly, and ANTHIE enters down the back path carrying a sprig of all white tearoses. She is destroying these by playing: “she loves me, she loves me not” with the petals and leaves. This goes on silently for awhile.

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The Summer poem PEACHES

is archived just after the following feature and just before the lecture on Interdimensional Perception. Scroll down to find Peaches

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WHAT SORT OF FLESH?

In her book ALIENS AMONG US author-clairvoyant Ruth Montgomery relates that her telepathic guides have described inhabitants of Arcturus as hydrogen-based energy forms with the ability to take on three dimensional mass which simulates our own H2O and carbon based organic life form.

However, Arcturus is a star not a planet. Are these hydrogen-based intelligences solar in location or from a planet in the Arcturus solar system? It was thought by pre-Socratic Greek philosophers that there was a governing Intelligence which lived in our Sun. This being of fire was called the Solar Logos

Montgomery was also given the impression by her telepathic guides that she had once lived at a location in the constelation Orion in a body of gossimer- like tentrils. The body of an undersea jellyfish with long delicate tendrils comes to mind visually when thinking about this possibility.

Famed ufo researcher Trevor Constable has for many years photographed amoeboid creatures floating in the atmosphere using a variety of techniques too complex to describe in this brief publication. Constable's work is available through BORDERLANDS publications. He refers to these aeriel life forms as "critters".

British occultist Andrew Collins has suggested that such aerial life forms may be responsible for the genuine crop circle occurances in the UK and elsewhere. Collins refers to these creatures as "bio-forms". He believes that these creatures possess telepathic ability and can interact with human intelligence as well as causing anomalous physical effects. If this is the case, it is possible that another form of intelligence which has co-existed with developing human culture for eons is now signaling to the human inhabitants of the planet more overtly by means of the crop circles and certain "ufo-like" scenarios which involve aeriel lights and telepathic transfer of information and/or directives; but do not involve the observation of a metallic ufo craft.  Are the "critters" the "shape-shifters" mentioned in all mythologies, those intelligent individuals who have no fixed shape but are able by telepathic and other means to manifest to human beings in a variety of exterior appearances?.

by E. Macer-Story

NYC-MUFON NEWSLETTER feature 1995

copyright 1998 E.Macer-Story

 

           PEACHES

You will always look back once (maybe twice)

         and I will always wave.

Today, sitting at the diner You recommended

    ( without You years now)

but finding the cinnamon coffee OK

     I recall that the “new” bakeries

picturesque near my rennovated address

   have baked the same hot crust for years,

repainting “special today” signs

        along  cobblestones

worn and round as day-old loaves.

     At the next table a couple discusses

Queen Cleopatra’s four marriages

     before meeting Caesar’s legions

and her suicidal sting by the poison snake.

     I do not know if this gossip is accurate

only that the Old Diner still has good coffee..

     Later, losing a glove irreplaceably

  while hailing a cab in a rainstorm

     I buy the only bargain gloves which fit:

cerulean blue suede useful but bright.

     now waving with hands of a summer sky

not yet arrived, I hail the nearest cab

     into destinations known only

           by an unknown number

a bit of You inside my heart

           like remembered wine.

a sudden cloud crosses this windy sky

     like a white veil blown suddenly

from the magician’s hand

     as nothing appears on the balcony

shaken with new wind

     but unwritten invitations to parties

or promises of balloons

     falling upward into the heavens

while You pass below unrecognized

     behind a beautiful scarf in the hurrying crowd:

someone I shall meet in the lobby

   or perhaps not at all as You suddenly look back

just as I board the moving cab

     smiling as the last taste of sparkling peaches

from the gift bottle of unexpected wine

     causes me to drop one sky-glove

always found later as a bargain in the easy bazaar

    round the corner from Your sweet, silent song.

 

from DISAPPEARING QUESTIONS

poems by Eugenia Macer-Story

copyright 1999--to be issued Fall 1999

 

Lecture for "Eyes of Learning"

Summer 1998

A simple verbal statement is a series of symbols which may be interpreted in a variety of ways depending upon the perceptual capacity and level of focus of the individuals hearing or reading the words. As one whimsical example of this variable interpretation, consider the Bob Dylan lyric:” O momma: can this really be the end...to be trapped inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues again?”

Obviously, as most people interpret this lyric, it refers to the boredom of a musician on tour in Alabama and Tennessee. But when I first heard this lyric in the mid-sixties I thought that Dylan was singing:”...to be trapped inside a mobile...” i.e.: a hanging mobile sculpture “...with the Memphis blues again.” This is because my sensory perception “travels” automatically in a poetical way and I can mentally spin inside mobile sculptures if I am in the mood. It would be quite a dilemma to be trapped inside a kinetic sculpture in the Memphis museum of art. So when I hear eccentric interpretations of my own poems or books, I remember that all people do not automatically have the same frame of reference upon which to hang any simple statement.

I assume in my work that there exists a multidimensional reality which the developing consciousness of humanity imperfectly perceives. I include myself in this collective development process and I do not assume, simply because I may be the scribe or poetical narrator of any idea or experience, that therefore I must have the ultimate or fixed interpretation of the situation I am rendering. My job is to present a communications experience which actually communicates the essence of the event or idea upon which I am focusing. Aspects of that experience may remain perplexing to me. As a simple illustration of this concept, remember that it is possible to paint a portrait or make a true verbal description of a person whose intimate motivations are never specifically disclosed. This may actually be an accurate portrait. It is not an analysis; it is a description of observed characteristics.

In my writing about expanded consciousness and the supernatural, I am a journalist. I keep journals of interdimensional experiences. I do not design experiments which create interdimensional events. I have occasionally participated in experiments conducted by analytical technicians or psychologists but this is not the major part of my work. I feel that technicians who attempt to study interdimensional events by statistical or “control batch” protocol often do not clearly understand their inevitable role within these events and the connections from time previous and time future which also may play a role in the present results they are measuring.

Actually, it is not always designated “scientists” who make unanticipated scientific discoveries. As the many corporate employees who have developed corn flakes, generic pharmaceuticals and cars which work know from experience, a true technician will not always know “why” a procedure works--only “that” it works. Simple working procedures should be sufficient for human progress in both arts and sciences. The test of a new, commercial product is not “why” it flips over and answers the phone but that it reliably flips over and answers the phone. Nothing else is actually required by the person who benefits from this invention or discovery beyond adequate “use” of the knowledge..

Over-analysis of interdimensional or “supernatural” events may actually obscure accurate observation and documentation of these events. It is possible that the poverty of focused attention to these situations has created a luxury of time wherein extra doodads of quasi-scientific function are permitted to clutter the landscape. What does it take to document a bird flying by the window? A camera, a notebook and pencil and in the optimum circumstances two witnesses. This is actually all that is necessary also to document a flying apple, six ghosts dancing the minuet in Hoboken, or anomalous aerial manifestations resembling spaceships. Whether or not the interdimensional events affect the film in the camera oddly is a moot point here. It is simply necessary that some event occur to the film, the notebook and the memories of the witnesses in order to establish that some, unexplained event did occur. This is what “documentation” really is in essence. The process is simple. But sometimes, when actually faced with surprising events, it is difficult to be simple. The mind wants to “fill in” the blanks and get in control of the ultimate pattern of the situation immediately. This “rush toward judgment” will inevitably complicate matters in the long run.

When doing documentary coverage of interdimensional incidents,I have often been told by observant East Coast communications professionals:”You are basically laid back. Do you realize how casual you look ?I feel like I’m somewhere in California. How can you say this so calmly?”The fact is that--in situations of clairvoyant investigation--I am paying attention interdimensionally and so my total attention is relaxed slightly from strict monitoring of the material characteristcs of the rattling bones in the near vicinity.

I have come to the conclusion that certain forms of “materialism” and “skepticism” are mental conditions which have resulted from the secular attempt to find a numinous “cause” behind events which is not emotionally based or perceived but which is. in a profound inner paradox, divinely objective.

But the medieval scholastics recognized a form of emotional perception they called the “higher affects” and which these academically religious people--using a zen-like attention to inner process--did link to areas of experience which in the modern day are called esp, pk, remote viewing and so on.

I suggest that undue attention to material verification in the skeptical sense is simply a lack of awareness of the “higher affects” and/or a culturally-conditioned embarrassment of these deeply felt but inexplicable conditions of inner causality.

How often has the compassionate observer noticed when discussing anomalies or the supernatural with a self-professed “skeptic” that this skeptical individual also seemed to emotionally and unreasonably link interdimensional perception with low level “romance difficulties” or “stupid religious beliefs”? In actual fact, such a nominally “skeptical” individual is simply asking for help in understanding that emotions of aversion and preference do “cause” events to happen and that affective causality cannot always be materially predicted or conditioned. An unruly dimension of experience enters the material picture here.

It’s not the simple, old question here:”Do you marry for love or for money?’ but the question of “luck” of affinity and of necessity. Not “for love or for money”? But “what sort of love” and “what sort of money”? The fact is that even the most accurate calculations on a robotic slide rule cannot exactly predict where the next bolt of lightning will strike in a storm; but that someone without any careful and calculating preparation may instinctively know when to run down the stairs into the cellar just before the random bolt of lightning hits the VCR.

I once knew a humorous student of the behavioral systems of Dr. Skinner who had read about government-funded research into the use of trained pigeons to trigger bombing devices in fighter aircraft. These pigeons were rewarded by tasty bird food for pecking the “red alert” button when blips on a radar screen entered a certain area of the target map. No, my friends: this is not surrealist drama. This is documented behavioral research. The psychologists were seeking a way to make objective target decisions during wartime. They thought that if the pigeons were conditioned to peck the target only by tasty bird food all emotional errors in judging where the target was located would thus be eliminated.

At any rate, this humorous young man decided to try this same line of conditioning with women he wished to induce to reveal their “red alert target areas” in a way which was objectively fruitful but did not require any deeply negociated emotional commitment. In actual fact, he deliberately rewarded positive response to sexual foreplay with tasty snacks,. Initially, as he tells it, he did have some success in inducing on target lovemaking by the use of small gourmet appetizers. But eventually this house of cards collapsed when the ladies all seemed to remember other engagements which were not visible near the pizza tray. In other words, an inner causality emerged which had no basis in strictly non-emotional appetite reinforcement.

This strange behavioral experiment, conducted by a playwright with training in psychology, actually happened. As a fellow playwright, I was told about it by the perpetrator after the “pigeon-feeding” routine had collapsed. It was ridiculous but he did make an interesting experimental discovery. “People sometimes have ideas independent of direct sensory input”.

This seems elementary but --in this era of body language and color-oma therapy--it does need to be specifically considered. An idea is not necessarily the product of the five senses--any idea. It need not be a mystical or telepathic idea. Perhaps a previous appointment to play tennis held silently in the mind while eating popcorn.

When so-called “behavioral scientists” deny the causality of information arriving into the cognition of the individual by telepathy, they must also implicitly deny the causality contained in expectations of the future and memory of events and environments not directly in the present event space of the individual who remembers and/or expects according to ideas which have non-sensory content.

It is a simple fact that individuals with a “memory” or “expectation” in mind are not wholly enclosed within the physical continuum which materialists seek to manipulate in order to control behavior and perception..

A moment of common sense thought will yield the realization that only persons with extreme memory disability or persons experiencing a medicated mind/body state would actually be so cognitively limited to the mere three-dimensional event space that simple body language and/or verbal trick cues would in truth serve to govern and/or predict specific behaviors. This may be the reason that behaviorally-oriented psychologists do often utilize medications as well as elaborate, materially-oriented “trick cues”.

Of course, the idea that becoming medicated by a physical substance will absolutely enhance or control mental capacities in also extremely materialistic at base. Is the rational way to achieve interdimensional perception simply to alter the physical organs of three dimensional perception? Or--if the source of ideas perceived is really multi-dimensional and/or extra-sensory--will medicated“lens adjustment” of the three-dimensional “ five senses” simply provide a distorted, materially altered view of the interdimensional information as this is being registered by the conscious brain of the physical mind/body system?

This discussion has been about the impact of interdimensional information on human cognition. What about the interdimensional participation of “Intelligences” which are not human ? I have dealt with the possibility of an alternate terrestrial history which includes contact with interdimensional Intelligences in my book LEGACY OF DAEDALUS. This approach to human history is more complete than familiar histories simply because the “Engineering Angels” known to us as gods, goddesses and daemons who mysteriously choose to interact with people are included not as novelties but as real players in the unfolding historical drama.

Additionally, it is my opinion that persons with an advanced knowledge of these Intelligences have quietly co-existed with the mainstream of humanity since before the spectacular fall of the so-called “Atlantean” civilization which most intellectually honest scholars realize must have pre-dated the ruins of ancient civilizations archeologists now investigate globally. LEGACY OF DAEDALUS is a work of metaphysical history. It has a non-fiction bibliography.

In addition, I have written a play entitled THE FALL OF ATLANTIS which is an expressionist work drawing parallels between the hypothetical excesses of Atlantean technology and the environmental excesses of our present technically-implemented global nightmare.

In my most recent book THE DARK FRONTIER I discuss contemporary interdimensional events, including a CIA bibliography on flying saucers recently released over the Internet, in this historical context. I write this from the narrative perspective of myself as a journalist who perceives events with an interdimensional perspective. I am aware, as I indicated at the beginning of this talk, that my approach in this book is not conventionally “scientific”.I do not bill myself as a scientist. I do make technical speculations in my work on the nature of multidimensional time and the effect of conscious energy to electronic devices. Without any apologies to the scientific establishment, I can say I am a technician who has experimented with sorcery.

Remarks by E.Macer-Story

Starpeople Lecture

"Eyes of Learning"

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