The Pagan Influence
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Introduction.
It has been many years now that I have known the writer of this book. We played together when children on Cleadon Hills, a local unspoiled area of countryside, and had many adventures together there, exploring the beaches and coves near to where we lived.
As we grew up, we roamed further afield, always attracted to the outdoor life and to the natural surroundings that were all around.
I can say, as anyone else could who is acquainted with John, his love for nature began at an early age. His ability to recognize and understand creatures of the wild is uncanny, and his attachment to anything to do with nature can be seen in his discernment of nature’s ways.
To my knowledge, John has no formal scholastic qualifications, only the basics and I think that is reflected during the early chapters of the book, where he writes from his notes, in an innocent manner, as he spoke years ago. With the passing of a short span of time, his intellect somehow expands to how he is now and you can sense the change in his writing as you read on into the later stages. The wisdom of his words appears to come from nowhere.
Having read the transcripts of the book, I have no doubt in my mind, everything in them are true.
As for John’s trip back in time, I at first did not believe such an event could take place. With John’s insistence that he was telling me the truth, I looked at his story afresh and came up with two ‘implausible’ explanations that would allow him to experience what he said had happened. My first train of thought that could explain the perplexity is that Tim had hypnotized him, manipulated his way of thinking to plant a belief in his mind, which persuaded him to think that he had somehow moved back through time. The second thought is that Tim did in fact send John, Susan and the dogs back in time. I now believe that it did happen, after deducing that soon after the experience began, a time slip occurred, with the loss of time being innocently observed and noted by them both. Toward the end of the occurrence a second time slip took place, when they awoke in the morning to find that their sleeping place had moved, when space changed.
Whatever it was that occurred during John’s dramatic experience in the snow during January 1992 as he walked home certainly changed him, as you are about to read for yourself.
E.R. Jameison.
2005.
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About the Book
There are two types of magic. With one of them, you deceive people, for which I have no interest. The other, you manoeuvre nature’s ways, and it is this that I write about, hoping to compose a series of books revealing for the first time in print the realistic character of magic, along with its natural attributes, and how its reality is swayed by the primary religion of True Paganism. In parts, my writing is interactive with the reader, which I hope will involve them more deeply as they turn the pages, making for an enjoyable read that they will remember for the rest of their lives, and hopefully stimulate their desires to seek knowledge and the truth.
About the Author
I have known the writer of this book for most of my life. We played together as children, roaming the countryside, learning what nature had to offer.
John’s story has many interesting topics, but the subject that fascinated me was his trip back in time. Impossible, I thought, and told him so.
Having read John’s manuscript, I have no doubt in my mind that everything he says is true, that is, apart from his time travelling event. With his insistence that he was telling me the truth, I looked at his story afresh, and came up with two unbelievable explanations that would allow him to experience what he said had happened. Will you realize the evidence yourself?