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Another article from my former site, Looking Into the Dark Places. – Slightly edited and updated links and also a tribute to my much missed friend, Monsieur Le …, who provided the information herein. God and Goddess bless you and take care of you mate.

 

 

The official version of history claims that the Caribbean island of Dominica was discovered by Christopher Columbus on Sunday 3rd November 1493.¹ The name of this beautiful and rugged Windward Isle was (they say) chosen because it was discovered on a Sunday. (Latin: Domingo-Sunday). There are other possibilities though, and I will leave it to the reader to make up their own mind as to which is the more likely. Domus in Latin means Home. Iniquus means Wicked. Do we have ‘Home of the Wicked? Possibly. Or maybe Dominus meaning Lord and Iniqus, wicked – Wicked Lord – we know who that is, don’t we?

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Mysterious Fathers (and Mothers)

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This is about something deeper than surface.

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Wings in the woods

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I wrote and posted this account on my old website shortly after this experience occurred. I meant to add it this blog before but I’d forgotten about it. Anyway, yer tis:

 

16th March 2009

This was to be my first night staying with a friend in her beautiful cabin retreat in the forested hills east of Perth in Western Australia.

On the first night we were driving back from visiting a mutual friend who lives quite close by. As we descended the winding tree-lined drive to the carport I spotted a huge wolf-like creature. It was sitting bolt upright, over four foot high with an unwavering intense alertness in front of a large tree. Its long coat was two-tone – a pale and a darker brown and it its erect ears were rounded at the tips. It stared at us with a demeanour that stated with certainty that it was on guard and that nothing, absolutely nothing, would get past without its OK. It didn’t flinch as we drove past I looked around but whether it was because trees and scrub were blocking my view or that it had melted out of this dimension it was no longer visible. I had no doubt that it was still there though and that it wanted us to know that…..Something was in the wind.

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