Parallel History:
When Columbus returned from his secret, parallel journey, he mused:
"It's good to be able to plot and measure known things for the crown so that the once-and-future king may have access to worlds yet undiscovered."

A fan writes:
"My brother and I used to get stoned and read your News, but as what you said seemed to become more irrational and impossible, the drugs no longer seemed appropriate -- that is, now my question is: Did the tenor of your talks really change, or was it my hearing?"

The name of one mystical school was
"Steady As She Goes...Once You Know How She Goes."

Another fan writes:
"What's the difference in 'focus' and 'control'?"

And there was another school known by the name:
"Easy-y-y Does It...Once You Know What It Is That 'Does It'!"

The physician on duty noted that while ordinary stress can blow out your heart and stomach,
the unrecognized kind can blow away the possibilities of tomorrow.

According to one unreleased report:
The responsibility of a mystic is not to tell you all he knows,
but rather what he's knowing at the moment.

One man decided that agreeable change would be possible
if he could but,
each day,
think-or
and fastidiously remember
one thing
perhaps anything
but certainly something.