THE SAGA OF THE SEA-GOING SESSIONS

 

Got a berth on a ship plying between Subic Bay and Diego Garcia that carries supplies and ammo to that little sand—spit in the middle of the Indian Ocean.

 

Arrived in Manila at 11:00 P.M. and, to our surprise, the Co. put us in a hotel overnight rather than take us directly to the ship as they used to do. It seems there are raids and other activities of a nefarious nature making it unsafe to use the highways at night. Also, there were uniformed guards with rifles at the hotel. Guess there’s more action in the Philippines than I thought.

 

Next morning we drove to Olongopo and the ship; The S.S. Santa Juana (I have since decided, on the basis of the meals aboard, that Santa Juana was the patron saint of indigestion)

 

First person I noticed when I came aboard was a comely, bright, vivacious young lady who walked right up and said “Hi — I’m Susie — I’m your B.R.” (Bed Room steward for the officers aboard) . She was also saying “Here I am!” without being too aware of it. We each recognized the other.

 

Contrary to shoreside concepts - there is much to do by the crew while in port and routine is disrupted entirely. Consequently, we didn’t get to talk further until we were underway to Singapore (just to drop off a single piece of cargo) . We soon established rapport and, by the time we were into the Malacca Straits after Singapore, I had loaned her a couple of channeling tapes and we had discussed Avatar.

 

Decided to deliver the course since I had all the materials with me for study purposes (I had thought) . In any case — what better way to study it than delivery? We agreed to do it by the time we were in the Indian Ocean and we started three days out of Diego Garcia.

 

Held class (one—on—one) from 3:00 to 5:00 PM daily while underway and she did more “work” on it in the evenings. By the time we were in the Suda Straits on the return voyage, we were doing the One Way Comm drill. In the Java and South China Seas we completed through the initiation.

 

We spent eight days in Subic and resumed the course on the voyage back to Diego Garcia. Two days out of port we did the Ultimate Process and there is one more Avatar.

 

I have the joy of presenting Susan Cassaro——the Avatar that rose out of the sea!

 

Love —

 

Red Shea

 

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