22 Sept. 1975
Glanyrafon
H
Hayscastle Cross
Haverfordwest,
Pembs.
Many thanks. What you are really doing is forming a group
for the study of demonology. Therefore I would urge ultra-caution.
These forces are powerful beyond our dreams.
One point I would particularly stress. The only people who
can become involved and yet walk away safely are those who are
morally pure. This is why exorcists are such rare birds like Donald
Omand. After an exorcism he used to take a nip of whiskey to warm
himself. This became two nips, then three. He either had to pack up
exorcism or cut whiskey out entirely...which is what he did.
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After the Loch Ness exorcism the following strange
circumstances occured. The BBC people refused to offer us lunch and
kept the hospitality money provided for this purpose in their
pocket. Wing Commander Cary and myself had a few drams at the hotel
bar instead. Then a friend of his invited us down to his boathouse
where he had a bottle. Eventually we set out in Basil's boat to cross
the loch when a yacht appeared in difficulties. We were both plied
with large amounts of whiskey and eventually reached shore dead drunk
and unable to stand. Why we didn't upset the boat I don't know.
I am
a very moderate drinker and thought this unseemly and
dangerous affair so uncharacteristic I told Dr Omand...and he was
not surprised at all. He said that "They" had tried to get rid of
me and I should stay away from the loch for the rest of my visit,
which I did.
Therefore I should explain fully to Dr Omand what you have
in mind regarding this group and take his advice. Had I not taken
his advice over the UFO landing I should probably have wandered up
there and had some sort of induced hallucination.
The only thing I basically disagree with on the printed
sheet "Thoughts On UFO Phenomena" you sent me is where it says at
the beginning that it is an objective fact. There are other grades
of being between objective and non-objective not yet recognised by
our science. I call them pseudo-objects. UFOs and the Loch Ness
monster are of this class.
All this is part of what St Paul called "Spiritual wickedness
in high places". You don't mention what you are reading at Cambridge
but you may do more to combat the MIB by taking up some profession.
Sincerely
F. W. Holiday